Warhammer 40,000

Grim darkness of the 41st millennium. Browse every Warhammer 40,000 faction — Imperium, Chaos and Xenos — on the second-hand market.

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Warhammer 40,000 overview

Warhammer 40,000 is Games Workshop's flagship sci-fi wargame, set in the brutal far future of the 41st millennium. With 25+ factions split between Imperium, Chaos, and Xenos, it has the deepest second-hand model market in the hobby — kits span four decades of releases, from classic metal Rogue Trader figures to current-edition plastic multipart kits.

Buying advice for second-hand collectors

When buying 40K second-hand, always confirm edition compatibility: the 10th-edition codexes have made some old kits legends-only. Watch for repainted metal models sold as new, and check sprue completeness on big kits like Land Raiders and Knights. Combat Patrol boxes give the best per-point value for starting a new faction.

Collecting & army-building advice

Decide whether you're building for tabletop play, narrative campaigns, or display. Tabletop armies favour quick painting schemes (contrast paints, slapchop, dry-brushing); display projects justify higher prices for OOP characters. Most veterans recommend starting with a Combat Patrol or Battleforce, then expanding with second-hand troop blocks and a centrepiece monster or vehicle.

Popular units & kits

  • Combat Patrol boxes
  • Battleforce seasonal bundles
  • Leviathan launch box halves
  • Indomitus split halves
  • Start Collecting boxes (OOP, sought-after)
  • Imperium magazine sprues

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to buy second-hand Warhammer 40,000 models?
Yes — the second-hand market is large and well-established. Use buyer-protected platforms (eBay, marketplace listings with feedback), and ask for sprue photos before paying for sealed boxes.
Are old 40K kits still legal in 10th edition?
Most current-range kits remain legal, but several have been moved to Warhammer Legends. Cross-check the unit on Games Workshop's Warhammer Legends index before buying for matched play.
What's the cheapest way to start a 40K army second-hand?
Pre-loved Combat Patrols and split Leviathan/Indomitus halves regularly sell for 30–50% below RRP and give you a playable core force in one purchase.