AmbullAmbulls are monstrous beasts that lurk in subterranean depths across the galaxy. They – or the remains of their victims – have been found on countless worlds, as well as aboard voidships and orbital stations. Feared throughout the Imperium and beyond, they are recognised by spacefaring species as both an utterly lethal and sinisterly invasive threat.A Hulking Subterranean Nemesis OperativeThis multipart plastic kit builds 1 Ambull and 2 Borewyrm Infestations, non-player operatives for your games of Kill Team. These hulking xenos are incredibly dangerous, often requiring a concerted effort from a dedicated hunting team to take down. Use them as a Nemesis Operative for a dynamic challenge in either cooperative or solo play, or add them to head-to-head games to spice things up. You'll find full rules and an Ambull Mission Pack in the Kill Team: Nemesis Operatives book, available separately.Contents:– 10 plastic components– 1 Citadel 50mm Round Hex-Hole Base– 2 Citadel 25mm Round Slotta Bases– 1 construction guideThese push-fit miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend:– Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters– Warhammer Colour paintsYou'll need a copy of the Kill Team: Core Book, and Kill Team: Nemesis Operatives, which are both available separately, to make full use of these miniatures.Product DetailsBrand: Games WorkshopDirect Order ItemDirect Order items are products we don't hold in-store but can order specially for you directly from the manufacturer or official distributor.When you place a Direct Order: We submit the order specifically on your behalf once payment is received. Items are sourced directly from the supplier, not our shop stock. Delivery times can be longer than standard in-stock items and may vary depending on supplier availability. Please Note: Because Direct Order items are ordered especially for you, they are non-refundable and non-returnable unless faulty. Orders cannot be cancelled once placed with the supplier. Items may ship separately from in-stock products.
