Games Workshop Warhammer The Old World Bretonnian Men-at-Arms 36-Model Plastic Kit

The Warhammer The Old World Kingdom of Bretonnia Men-at-Arms is a comprehensive plastic miniature kit for tabletop wargaming and hobbyists. It allows you to build a regiment of 36 lowborn foot soldiers from the medieval-inspired fantasy realm of Bretonnia. These peasant warriors form the backbone of a Bretonnian army, providing essential infantry support with their polearms and tall, heraldic shields. The models represent the humble yet stalwart serfs who march to war under the banner of their noble lords, clad in simple armour appropriate to their station. The kit is designed for extensive customisation and offers significant flexibility in assembly. It includes 308 plastic components, providing a variety of different bodies, helmeted heads, polearm poses, and accessory items like peasant luggage. This interchangeability ensures that each model can be unique, allowing for a visually diverse regiment. The set also contains two complete command sections, each with a standard bearer, a Grail Monk, a musician with instrument options, and a Yeoman champion. This enables you to field the models as two smaller regiments of 18 or combine them into a larger formation. The kit is supplied with 36 Citadel 25mm square bases and a detailed Bretonnian transfer sheet featuring 176 waterslide decals for applying heraldry and unit markings. This product is ideal for hobbyists interested in the Warhammer The Old World setting, particularly those building a Bretonnian army. It requires assembly and painting, making it suitable for modellers who enjoy the creative process of building and personalising their miniatures. The unpainted plastic components are designed to be assembled with plastic glue, and the detailed sculpting responds well to painting techniques. The set provides a cost-effective way to field a core infantry unit with plenty of options for visual variety, making it a practical choice for both new collectors and veteran gamers expanding their forces.