Warhammer gifts and budgets: your questions answered
Short answer
Gift ideas by person and by budget, from stocking fillers under £10 to a first Warhammer 40,000 budget for someone starting out.
The questions in this section
- Gift for a boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife
What to buy someone who wants to start Warhammer, including when you do not know their army. - Gift for a child or teenager
Which first Warhammer set suits a child or teen, and the checks to make before an aunt, uncle or parent buys it. - Gift for someone who already has an army
How to find out their army, what is safe to buy, and what to leave out when you know little about the hobby. - Gift for someone who paints
Tools, brushes and accessories a painter uses up, and when it is safe to buy paint. - Warhammer gifts under £25
What a gift under £25 can really be: a model with paint, a tool, or a book. - Warhammer gifts under £50
One complete box, or one unit plus a tool: how to spend £50 on a Warhammer gift without guessing. - Warhammer gifts under £100
At this budget you can buy one army or one side of an Age of Sigmar game. Which to choose, and what each is missing. - Stocking fillers under £10
Paints, brushes, a palette or a paperback: small Warhammer gifts that fit a stocking or a Secret Santa limit. - Starting Warhammer 40,000 on £100, £200 or £300
Three bundles for a first Warhammer 40,000 budget, and why not to spend it all at once. - What '20% under RRP' means on Warhammer
How to read our savings against RRP, which lines save less, and how to compare a Warhammer deal fairly.
Common questions
How do I choose a gift if I do not know which army they collect?
Ask them, or a friend who plays with them. If you cannot, buy something every army needs, such as brushes or tools from our brushes and tools collection.
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