Other playable armies include the Witch Hunters, Daemonhunters, Sisters of Battle and the Imperial Guard, organizations within the Imperium the Kroot, first introduced as a member of the Tau Empire and the Daemons of Chaos.
the Orks, whose brutal personality, tactics and technology make them the comic relief of the series. the Tyranids, an all-consuming, all-organic, bio-engineered, intergalactic swarm. 
the Dark Eldar, who must consume the souls of others to prevent themselves from dying. the Eldar, an ancient and arrogant race whose psykers can predict the future. the Necrons, tricked by star-devouring creatures called the C'tan, the Necrons became soulless, constructs, made of living-metal, and after millennium of slumber they have arisen, seeking to reforge their lost empires. the Tau, a young and technologically sophisticated civilization of aliens that work for the "greater good" of their empire and its inhabitants. The Imperium is at war with various alien empires, which include: In the WH40K setting, mankind is largely united in the Imperium of Man, which has expanded throughout the Milky Way galaxy. ".the grim nightmare of the far future, where there is only war and the galaxy's alight and everyone's got a headache." - Dan Abnett in Eisenhorn Set in the 41st millennium AD, most of the major storylines that provide the backdrop and history span over millennia. Once all was said and done he got ready to sell the freshly-painted model off, but didn’t expect the ebay auction to get so… competitive.The Warhammer 40,000 game takes place in a dystopic, science-fantasy universe. One youtuber decided to pick one up, build it, and paint it, as part of a video taking about the model. 
The original price tag was around $650 dollars, in case that feels a bit more reasonable). Being a large vehicle, and being just one of 500 ever made, the original set needed to have a suitably large price tag – coming in at $1050 USD (adjusted for inflation, of course. The model in question is an old Thunderhawk gunship, made from metal – rather than the usual plastics that modern Warhammer sets are made from nowadays. But at least it doesn’t cost $35,000, right? One Australian game store was determined to change that.īut first, we have to rewind a little bit. Model kits can easily reach a hundred dollars apiece, brushes and other tools are expensive, you have to buy specialized paints… it’s no simple feat. Anyone who’s into the model side of the Warhammer 40k hobby knows how expensive it can be.
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