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New Imperial Guard Pre-orders Available From Games Workshop

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen Updated on
Cover of the "Warhammer 40,000: Codex Astra Militarum" book by Games Workshop. It features the Imperial Guard in green uniforms amidst a chaotic battlefield with explosions. "Pre-Order Now" is prominently displayed in the bottom corner, enticing fans to secure their copy.

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The Imperial Guard are getting a bunch of new and re-issue releases over in Games Workshop’s webshop this week. You can head over and get their new codex along with a bunch of different kits now.

A detailed model of a green military tank from the Warhammer series, manned by two Imperial Guard figures with mounted guns and intricate details. The image, straight from Games Workshop, includes a pre-order advertisement in the bottom right corner.
Two miniatures depicting Imperial Guard artillery units on display bases. One features a large cannon with soldiers in green uniforms, and the other, a missile launcher with soldiers. A Games Workshop pre-order advertisement glows subtly in the corner.
Cover of the "Warhammer 40,000: Codex Astra Militarum" book by Games Workshop. It features the Imperial Guard in green uniforms amidst a chaotic battlefield with explosions. "Pre-Order Now" is prominently displayed in the bottom corner, enticing fans to secure their copy.
A detailed model of a green and beige armored tank with guns and turrets, showcasing Imperial Guard markings. Set against a white background, the image features "Pre-order Now" with an arrow pointing to the Warhammer Community logo from Games Workshop.
A detailed model of a green and beige armored tank with a soldier figure from the Imperial Guard is showcased on the Warhammer Community platform. Brought to you by Games Workshop, the image features a "Pre-Order Now" button in the corner, inviting eager fans to secure their miniature masterpiece.
A detailed miniature figure of a sci-fi character in a dynamic pose, reminiscent of the Imperial Guard, wearing futuristic armor and a headpiece with blue orbs. The figure holds a staff with an ornate top. Text reads "Pre-order now on Games Workshop.
Five intricately painted Warhammer miniature figures from Games Workshop are displayed. They are clad in Imperial Guard military attire, with one holding a large banner and others wielding various weapons. A "Pre-order Now" label is in the bottom right corner.
A green mech with heavy weaponry and antennas stands on a grassy base, showcasing intricate mechanical details and a visible pilot. With a side view inset, it invites fans to "Pre-order Now" from the Warhammer Community. This stunning Imperial Guard piece is another triumph from Games Workshop.
Three detailed sci-fi soldier miniatures from the Imperial Guard are equipped with various heavy weaponry on circular bases. They're in tactical poses, wearing futuristic armor. A "Pre-Order Now" label is in the bottom right corner, perfect for Games Workshop enthusiasts.
Miniature soldiers in green and beige uniforms, representing the Imperial Guard, with various weapons posed on grassy bases. These figures, crafted by Games Workshop, form a tactical team. Secure yours today with the "Pre-Order Now" button in the corner.

From the article:

The heavy end of the Hammer of the Emperor is poised to fall on the enemies of the Imperium this week as the Astra Militarum mobilises its first wave of new releases.

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Daniel Kling Lorentsen is the editor of Tabletop Gaming News, with a passion for tabletop games that began in the '90s. Starting with Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer, his journey in the gaming industry has been diverse—from working at a prominent gaming store and illustrating RPG books and board games, to consulting hedge funds on RPG trends. Since 2005, Daniel has written extensively about games and managed several gaming websites, applying his deep industry knowledge to keep readers informed about the latest in tabletop gaming.