Get Infected with the Grotesque Gellerpox - A Review of Warhammer Kill Team
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Greetings Warhammer fans! Meet Henry, the resident gaming expert and author at Minis Gamer, and today we're reviewing the Gellerpox Infected set for Kill Team. This set allows you to create 23 unique miniatures of mutated mortals and daemons that have been warped by the powers of the warp. These disgusting creatures are perfect for anyone who wants to play as the Imperium of Man's twisted enemies in Kill Team or any other Warhammer 40k game.
One of the best things about this set is how unique each miniature is. There are 12 Mutoid Vermin, three shambling Gellerpox Mutants, four mischievous Glitchlings, and the bloated Vulgrar Thrice-cursed and his three Nightmare Hulks. You'll have a blast painting each one and then using them in your games. Plus, the set is compatible with other Warhammer 40k models, so you can use them as enemies for your Space Marine or Inquisitor forces.
Another great feature of this set is the number of bases it comes with. You'll get 25 25mm round bases and 4 40mm round bases. This means you'll have plenty of bases for all your new miniatures. Plus, the miniatures themselves are easy to assemble with Citadel Plastic Glue, which is also included.
Now, let's take a look at the pros and cons of the Gellerpox Infected set.
Pros:
- Unique and grotesque miniatures
- Compatible with other Warhammer 40k models
- Comes with plenty of bases
- Easy to assemble with included Citadel Plastic Glue
Cons:
- Miniatures are supplied unpainted
Overall, the Warhammer Kill Team Gellerpox Infected set is a great addition to any Warhammer 40k collection. The unique miniatures and compatibility with other models make it a must-have for anyone who loves playing as the Imperium of Man's twisted enemies. So grab your Citadel Colour paints and get ready to create a horde of disgusting daemons and mutated mortals!
Bottom Line: If you're a fan of Warhammer 40k and Kill Team, the Gellerpox Infected set is a must-have. With unique and grotesque miniatures, compatibility with other models, and plenty of bases, you'll have everything you need to create a warp-plagued horde of your own. I give it 4.9 stars out of 5!
One of the best things about this set is how unique each miniature is. There are 12 Mutoid Vermin, three shambling Gellerpox Mutants, four mischievous Glitchlings, and the bloated Vulgrar Thrice-cursed and his three Nightmare Hulks. You'll have a blast painting each one and then using them in your games. Plus, the set is compatible with other Warhammer 40k models, so you can use them as enemies for your Space Marine or Inquisitor forces.
Another great feature of this set is the number of bases it comes with. You'll get 25 25mm round bases and 4 40mm round bases. This means you'll have plenty of bases for all your new miniatures. Plus, the miniatures themselves are easy to assemble with Citadel Plastic Glue, which is also included.
Now, let's take a look at the pros and cons of the Gellerpox Infected set.
Pros:
- Unique and grotesque miniatures
- Compatible with other Warhammer 40k models
- Comes with plenty of bases
- Easy to assemble with included Citadel Plastic Glue
Cons:
- Miniatures are supplied unpainted
Overall, the Warhammer Kill Team Gellerpox Infected set is a great addition to any Warhammer 40k collection. The unique miniatures and compatibility with other models make it a must-have for anyone who loves playing as the Imperium of Man's twisted enemies. So grab your Citadel Colour paints and get ready to create a horde of disgusting daemons and mutated mortals!
Bottom Line: If you're a fan of Warhammer 40k and Kill Team, the Gellerpox Infected set is a must-have. With unique and grotesque miniatures, compatibility with other models, and plenty of bases, you'll have everything you need to create a warp-plagued horde of your own. I give it 4.9 stars out of 5!
