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14 multipart plastic miniatures
A complete Combat Patrol-sized force
Adeptus Custodes
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Combat Patrol: Adeptus Custodes is the perfect way to start fielding the Emperor's golden praetorians. This boxed force gathers a key selection of Custodes units into one cost-effective set — a complete, ready-to-play army for Combat Patrol games, and an ideal core to build a larger force of these gleaming, near-unkillable champions around.
What's in the box
14 multipart plastic miniatures
A complete Combat Patrol-sized force
Faction: Adeptus Custodes
Game: Warhammer 40,000
Why it's a great start
An elite core for a new Custodes army
Ready to play in Combat Patrol games out of the box
Better value than buying the units individually
Few models reward gold like the Custodes — a small, spectacular army to paint and field.
Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Glue and paints sold separately. A cost-effective way to start a golden army — arm yourself with the matching rules in Codex: Adeptus Custodes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a starter set for a complete beginner?
Not really, and we'd rather say so than take the order. This is an army box — a discounted bundle of models for one faction, supplied as standard multipart kits. There's no game mat, no dice and no introductory rules, and you'll need glue, clippers and paints. If you've never played, start with a proper starter set. If you already play and want this faction, this is the best-value way in.
Yes. These are standard multipart Citadel kits, supplied on sprues, unpainted and unassembled. Plastic glue and a pair of clippers are the minimum, and a hobby knife for cleaning up mould lines is well worth having.
Neither — this box is models and their assembly instructions. Datasheets for these units are available free through Games Workshop's own app, so you can play without buying anything else; a printed codex is for the lore, the detachment rules and the pleasure of owning it.
Yes, meaningfully — that's the entire reason these boxes exist. Games Workshop price them well below the sum of the individual kits, which is why they sell out and why we can't always restock a given faction. If the one you want is gone, buying the kits individually is usually quicker than waiting.
Are Adeptus Custodes a good army to start with?
If you hate painting hordes, yes. Custodes field very few models, each of them tough and hard-hitting, so a full army is a fraction of the plastic other factions demand. The trade-off is that every loss hurts and there's little margin for error.
