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August’s Miniature of the Month and Collectable Coin Revealed - Warhammer Community

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August’s Miniature of the Month and Collectable Coin Revealed - Warhammer Community
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Warhammer Community reported on July 27, 2026, that August’s in-store Warhammer promotion will feature a free Ork Boy as the Miniature of the Month and an Aeldari Exodites-themed collectable coin. Both are scheduled to be available from August 1, 2026, through local Warhammer stores, with the coin offered only while supplies remain.

According to the publisher, the miniature selection ties into the ongoing Armageddon battles in Warhammer 40,000, where Ork Boyz are a core part of many Ork armies. Customers are told to speak with store staff about how to claim the model. Warhammer Community also noted a regional condition: in Australia, Europe, New Zealand and the UK, customers must assemble the miniature in store, with staff available to assist. The offer is limited to one miniature per person.

The collectable coin is connected to the launch of the new Aeldari Exodites, a dragon-riding faction theme highlighted in recent Warhammer Community coverage. The article also points visitors toward an in-store paint promotion, under which customers who choose any 10 paints receive the most expensive one free.

Warhammer Community framed the August offers as a reason for hobbyists to visit stores and introduce newcomers to the game. New players can choose from a broadened range of first miniatures, including Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar options, receive a painting tutorial and try an introductory game at no charge. The article also directs beginners toward the Battle Honours programme and the Warhammer Academy website for further hobby activities and guidance.

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