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What Pre-Painted Terrain Means for Your Warhammer Hobby

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What Pre-Painted Terrain Means for Your Warhammer Hobby

This set could revolutionize how players approach terrain, making it more accessible for those with limited time, and potentially leading to more pre-painted options in the future.

This set could revolutionize how players approach terrain, making it more accessible for those with limited time, and potentially leading to more pre-painted options in the future.

Key points - Warhammer 40,000 Battlefields: Armageddon is a pre-painted terrain set releasing on October 31. - The set costs around $350/220, similar to two Combat Patrol box sets. - Pieces come painted on the sprue and require no glue to assemble. - Assembly takes an hour or two, much less than painting terrain by hand. - The grainy UV-printed style suits the grungy 40K aesthetic.

Timeline - Now: Pre-orders open for Battlefields: Armageddon - October 31: Official release date

FAQ

Q: How long does it take to assemble? A: About an hour or two, as you clip the pre-painted pieces from the sprue and slot them together without glue.

Q: Is it worth the price? A: At around $350/220, it's a significant investment, but the time saved versus painting terrain yourself makes it worthwhile for many.

Q: Can I use it with any Warhammer 40K army? A: Yes, the terrain is designed to be generic and fits any Warhammer 40K battlefield, letting your models stand out.

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