Games Workshop Warhammer ToW Kingdom of Bretonnia Hommes d'Armes plastic infantry box set

Games Workshop Warhammer ToW Kingdom of Bretonnia Hommes d'Armes plastic infantry box set contains multipart plastic miniatures intended for hobby assembly, painting and tabletop wargaming. The boxed set builds 36 Men‑at‑Arms infantry models supplied unpainted and unassembled, with a selection of interchangeable bodies, helmeted heads, polearm poses and peasant accessories. The kit includes plastic components, square bases and a Bretonnian transfer sheet for heraldic markings; models are designed to represent Bretonnian heavy foot soldiers for use in Warhammer The Old World battles and skirmishes.

Advantages

The kit offers a large number of individually configurable components, allowing varied poses and unit cohesion while maintaining a consistent aesthetic for Bretonnian infantry. Supplied unpainted, the plastic parts are compatible with standard hobby glues and paints, enabling custom finishing and conversions. Two distinct command groups are included so you can field either one larger formation or two independently commanded units without additional purchases.

Suitable for

• Tabletop wargaming with Warhammer The Old World armies
• Hobbyists who assemble and paint multipart plastic miniatures
• Collectors building Bretonnian themed displays or dioramas
• Players needing a reliable infantry core to support cavalry and characters

Key specifications

• Number of models: 36 multipart infantry figures
• Component count: 308 plastic components
• Bases included: 36 Citadel 25mm square bases
• Decals: Bretonnian waterslide transfer sheet with heraldry transfers
• Model type: unassembled, unpainted plastic multipart kit
• Accessories: multiple interchangeable heads, polearms, shields and peasant luggage pieces

How to use

Separate components from sprues using a hobby knife or clippers, clean mould lines and dry‑fit parts before gluing. Assemble the figures with a suitable plastic glue following the intended poses and combinations; allow glued joints to cure fully. Prime the assembled miniatures, then paint with acrylic hobby paints to achieve desired heraldry and weathering effects. Apply waterslide transfers after painting and sealing as directed by the transfer manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

For best results use hobby clippers and a modelling knife to remove parts, Citadel Plastic Glue or equivalent for assembly, and quality acrylic miniature paints. Work in a well‑ventilated area, follow safe handling for sharp tools and adhesives, and allow sufficient drying time between painting and varnishing steps.