Best price
in stock · priced 25 Sep · free UK delivery over £20
cheapest of 6 UK sellers · save £8.30 vs the most expensive · excl. delivery
Merlin's Miniatures code: 5% off; minimum basket between £16.12 (did not qualify) and £20.15 (did).
- Product codes
- Maker code 99120110051 · EAN 5011921138586
Three Skorpekh Destroyers and the Canoptek Plasmacyte that goads them on, 4 models for £33.20 against a £41.50 RRP — £8.30 a model. Combat Patrol: Necrons carries 3 Skorpekh among 19 models for £82.19, or £4.33 a model, so the box is the cheaper rate, though it is a far larger outlay for the same three Destroyers.
Skorpekh Destroyers is a Necrons kit that builds 4 models. We track it at 5 shops, from £33.20 at Wayland Games to £38.20 — a difference of £5.00 on the same kit. That is £8.30 a model at the cheapest price we have seen. Games Workshop list it at £41.50, so the cheapest price we track saves £8.30. Combat Patrol: Necrons costs £54.00 more than this kit on its own and adds £79.60 of other kits.
£0.39 per point — 85 points for 3 models (Skorpekh Destroyers)
Cheaper in a box?
It came in the Imperium partwork
Warhammer 40,000: Imperium
- Issue 4 at £8.99.
The Warhammer 40,000: Imperium partwork finished its 90-issue UK run in May 2023. Back issues turn up from specialist retailers while stocks last — this is a record of what the collection contained, not an offer we can check.
Partwork sprues are sometimes a different build to the retail kit, so treat the match as the same models rather than the same box.
Our review of the Imperium partwork — what you get and how the discount really worksIssue contents compiled from FauxHammer.