Games Workshop | Warhammer 40K Models

Welcome to our collection of Games Workshop miniatures, books, and more! At Flipside Gaming, we make sure to stock everything you need for Age of Sigmar, Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer 40K, and other Games Workshop IPs. Whether you’re new to this hobby or you’re working on expanding your army, you’ll find tons of Warhammer 40K models, painting essentials, and more all in one place! Explore the entire collection here. 

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Catachan Flesh Base Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
Specially formulated to provide a solid basecoat with a high pigment count Smooth matt finish Pot size: 12ml
Caledor Sky Base Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
$4.55
Specially formulated to provide a solid basecoat with a high pigment count Smooth matt finish Pot size: 12ml
Briar Queen Chill Contrast Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
$7.80
Bases, shades, and highlights your models with a single application Water-based formula Pot size: 18ml
Bloodreaver Flesh Layer Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
$4.55
Formulated for crisp highlights and building up layers Smooth matt finish Water-based formula Pot size: 12ml
Averland Sunset Air Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
Formulated to work with your airbrush Smooth matt finish Water-based formula Pot size: 24ml
Astrogranite Debris Technical Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
Designed for adding texture to your models’ bases Water-based formula Pot size: 24ml
Armageddon Dunes Technical Paint Hobby Paint Single Games Workshop
Designed for adding texture to your models’ bases Water-based formula Pot size: 24ml
Captain Messinius Black Library Celebration Miniature Model Kit Games Workshop
This kit comprises 14 plastic components, and is supplied with 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base.
Ash Wastes Necromunda Box Set Model Kit Games Workshop
The boxed set contains:26 plastic miniatures, each supplied with the appropriate Citadel bases:– 12 House Orlock models, including two Outrider Quads– 14 Ash Waste Nomads, including four Dustback Helamites– An...
Kal Jericho & Scabs Necromunda Model Kit Games Workshop
This set contains two plastic miniatures, the heroic Kal Jericho and Scabs. They come supplied in 14 components, along with two plastic Necromunda bases – 32mm for Kal, and 25mm...

Tons of Miniatures to Customize

If you want to buy Warhammer 40K miniatures, you’ve come to the right place! With our collection, you can access tons of different Games Workshop classics, favorites, and new releases. Shop unpainted Warhammer 40K models from across the galaxy, including all Space Marine Armies from 40K, as well as Starter Sets from Age of Sigmar, Loyalist Legiones Astartes from Horus Heresy, The Hobbit minis, and so much more. Once you’ve assembled your collection, you can begin customizing these models with premium-quality paints from a trusted source.

Priming & Painting Your Minis

No matter which Games Workshop series you love, painting your miniatures to perfection means getting your hands on high-quality Citadel Paint Sets and important tools, including brushes, cutters, and figure cases. We offer all the most important paint categories, allowing you to layer on base paint, contrast shades, and shading to create incredibly detailed designs.

Shop the entire selection of paints and accessories to build your inventory of customization essentials.

FAQ

Where can you buy Warhammer 40K miniatures from new releases?

At Flipside Gaming, we offer a special category for new releases and preorders. Please visit these pages to see what’s new and what’s coming soon to the store, including trading card games, board games, and model kits. 

Most of the time, our preorders sell out pretty fast, so check as soon as possible to snag your favorite Warhammer 40K models and The Old World must-haves.

Which armies should I start with as a beginner painting Warhammer 40K models?

Choosing a good beginner faction is dependent on a few different factors, including ease of painting, simple strategy rules, balanced army composition, and starter set availability. For these reasons, we recommend you start with Space Marines, Necrons, or Tyranids.

These beginner sets also come with a wealth of online resources, including a massive community that can help you learn everything you need to know about assembling an army.

What’s the process for painting miniatures?

Successfully painting your minis comes down to the order in which you layer your paints. Here is a basic guide for priming and painting new pieces:

  1. Prime your model to make sure the paint adheres well
  2. Apply a base coat to ensure heavy pigmentation
  3. Use shading to create depth
  4. Add layer paints to build details
  5. Make details pop with edge highlights
  6. Preserve your design with varnish

We recommend adding any decals you want right before the varnish stage to ensure they’re as pristine as possible.

When Does Warhammer 40K 11th Edition Release?

We currently don't have any official information regarding the release date of Warhammer 40K 11th Edition. We'll have more details once we hear from Games Workshop.