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Games Workshop is a proven brand that specialises in producing high quality miniatures, popular board games and modelling accessories - everything from paints, brushes, basing materials to glues, handles, sprays and more... The British company is closely associated with Warhammer and Warhammer 40k (Age of Sigmar, Underworlds, Warcry, Necromunda etc.)
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Games Workshop.
In addition, WH also holds licenses for Lord of the Rings and Hobbit-themed tabletop battle games. Games Workshop sets the pace in the specific direction of tabletop gaming we know as wargaming. It publishes a range of accessories for its games in the form of miniatures and hobby accessories.
The main focus of the Games Workshop brand is the production of fantastic miniature soldiers and other models with amazingly elaborate details. Another product line is a wide selection of creative supplies for the purpose of custom designs of soldiers and other units.
Warhammer 40,000: Experience the Vermillion Battle from the Front Line
The legendary board game Warhammer 40,000 is a miniatures wargame set in an imaginary universe. In the first phase, players can individually build and paint miniature figures that represent soldiers, monsters, combat vehicles and other units. They then group these miniatures into armies that fight against other players.
Each unit is assigned a certain number of points at the start, which determine the value of the figurine. Players usually choose their pieces so that they have a similar number of units before battle. They then choose a scenario, ranging from simple to epic battles.
During battles, players move the pieces around the playing field (usually the table), with the distances between models also affecting the outcome of the battle. The game could be classified as a turn-based strategy game, and its partial results are evaluated using a table. A small battle with a few units can last as little as half an hour, but battles lasting several days are common, and can also be linked into campaigns. WH40K game rooms and stores even host entire tournaments.
And once you've reached the top with your creativity and no miniature is too much of a challenge, you can enter your creations into the traditional Games Workshop competition - the Golden Demon!
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Warhammer Tone Pro: Seraphon Blue 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Seraphon Blue (turquoise blue-green) for the base coat; it’s suitable for scales, lizard skin, and gemstones.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Seraphon Blue 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Seraphon Blue (turquoise blue-green) for transitioning from shadow to base; it works well on scales, lizard skin, and gemstones.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Seraphon Blue 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Seraphon Blue (turquoise blue-green) for shading and dark bases; it’s suitable for scales, lizard skin, and gemstones.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Scinari Blue 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml pot—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Scinari Blue (ranging from navy to azure) for final highlights and edges; it’s suitable for blue armor, fabrics, and the sky.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Scinari Blue 4 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a lighter shade (4 out of 5) of Scinari Blue (ranging from navy to azure) for initial highlighting; it’s suitable for blue armor, fabrics, and the sky.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Scinari Blue 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Scinari Blue (ranging from navy to azure) for a base coat; it’s suitable for blue armor, fabrics, and the sky.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Scinari Blue 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Scinari Blue (ranging from navy to azure) for transitioning from shadows to highlights; it’s suitable for blue armor, fabrics, and the sky.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Scinari Blue 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Scinari Blue (ranging from navy to azure) for shading and dark bases; it’s suitable for blue armor, fabrics, and the sky.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Plague Toad Venom 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Plague Toad Venom (a sour, toxic green) for final highlights and edges; it’s suitable for toxic effects, monster skin, and energy.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Plague Toad Venom 4 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a lighter shade (4 out of 5) of Plague Toad Venom (a sour, poisonous green) for initial lightening; it’s suitable for toxic effects, monster skin, and energy.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Plague Toad Venom 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Plague Toad Venom (a sour, poisonous green) for the base coat; it’s suitable for toxic effects, monster skin, and energy.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Plague Toad Venom 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Plague Toad Venom (a sour, poisonous green) for transitioning from shadow to base; it’s suitable for toxic effects, monster skin, and energy.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Plague Toad Venom 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Plague Toad Venom (a sour, poisonous green) for shading and dark bases; it’s suitable for toxic effects, monster skin, and energy.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Necrolith Bone 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Necrolith Bone (a bone-beige that transitions to a pale cream) for final highlights and edges; it’s suitable for bones, horns, parchment, and scrolls.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Necrolith Bone 4 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a lighter shade (4 out of 5) of Necrolith Bone (a bone-beige that transitions to a pale cream) for the first lightening step; it’s suitable for bones, horns, parchment, and scrolls.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Necrolith Bone 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Necrolith Bone (a bone-beige shade fading into pale cream) for the base coat; it’s suitable for bones, horns, parchment, and scrolls.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Necrolith Bone 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Necrolith Bone (a bone-beige that transitions to a pale cream) for blending from shadow to base; it’s suitable for bones, horns, parchment, and scrolls.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Necrolith Bone 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Necrolith Bone (a bone-beige shade fading into pale cream) for shading and dark bases; it’s suitable for bones, horns, parchment, and scrolls.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Megaboss Yellow 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Megaboss Yellow (a warm, rich yellow) for final highlights and edges; it’s suitable for yellow armor, vehicles, and warning stripes.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Megaboss Yellow 4 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a lighter shade (4 out of 5) of Megaboss Yellow (a warm, rich yellow) for the first lightening step; it’s suitable for yellow armor, vehicles, and warning stripes.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Megaboss Yellow 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Megaboss Yellow (a warm, rich yellow) for a base coat; it’s suitable for yellow armor, vehicles, and warning stripes.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Megaboss Yellow 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Megaboss Yellow (a warm, rich yellow) for transitioning from shadow to base; it’s suitable for yellow armor, vehicles, and warning stripes.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Megaboss Yellow 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Megaboss Yellow (a warm, rich yellow) for shading and dark bases; it’s suitable for yellow armor, vehicles, and warning stripes.
Warhammer Tone Pro: Magnus the Red 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Magnus the Red (burgundy red) for final highlights and edges; it’s suitable for burgundy armor, fabrics, and details.

