Games Workshop99120112043 - Warhammer 40,000 - Combat Patrol: Drukhari

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One of the best combat patrols you can buy today. In 10th edition, you get about 500 points worth of models. And the two vehicles can either be two raiders or 1 raider and 1 ravager. Compared to other combat patrols, here you get an amazing variety of models that are actually core to every Drukhari army, no useless chaff models that never see play. Highly recommend !

This is pretty much an essential buy if you're getting into playing Drukhari in 10h edition. All the units are useful, and if you were wanting to start a 2,000 point army this is the place to start.The models themselves are GW's usual good quality. Drukhari models are particularly striking, giving off a pirates meet Hellraiser vibe that makes them incredibly fun to paint. Experienced modelers will find them easy to kitbash, and you get quite a lot of extra bits that make for plenty of options so you can really personalize how you want your army to look. Really had a lot of fun putting these together and painting them.

A great way to start in 40K

got what i asked for

Excellent, box beat up a little but in perfect condition

The combat patrols are a good kit to get to start building your Warhammer army with. You can play with combat patrols only or use them for building the larger, higher point armies.

I originally had a very lengthy review about this product. I wanted to capture what I liked and disliked about the product itself and what to consider for those who want to get it as their first venture into WH40k like I did. However, it got too wordy and convoluted, so I will summarize it with this for anyone wanting to get into WH40k:I do not regret getting this at all, but any more miniatures I want to get for this game I am going to 3D print. If I did not have a 3D printer, I would still buy the files and find a friend to print the miniatures for me and throw them some money, or find a website that sells 3D prints for cheap. With that, it is still far cheaper than buying any more of these. The miniatures in this box are really neat and the build instructions are quite detailed, but buying a combat patrol is like buying an expensive iPhone but not getting the software, the charger, or battery with it. Getting the general rule book, the faction codex, dice, something to measure with, and all the other stuff needed to play this game starts to get unnecessarily expensive.