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Daughters Of Khaine: Melusai

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$45 $62.5 In stock

Category: Miniatures

This Games Workshop kit contains the Daughters Of Khaine Melusai miniatures, a battleline unit for Age of Sigmar armies. These serpentine warriors bring swift, deadly force to your Grand Alliance Order forces.

  • Multi-part plastic kit for building Melusai models
  • Serves as a Battleline unit in Daughters of Khaine armies
  • Compatible with Warhammer Age of Sigmar games
  • Due to distribution restrictions, this product ships only to the United States
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan R. ★★★★★

Assembled the first Melusai last night and the sculpt of the hooded heads gives them such an ominous, predatory look. They’re surprisingly easy to pose into dynamic stances for a kit with so many fine details.

Eva O. ★★★★★

The detail on the serpent tails is incredible, and each model fits together with almost no gap filling needed. I’ve already assembled half the unit, and the sculpts really capture that sense of coiled, predatory motion.

Hazel ★★★★★

The poses have a nice dynamic flow that makes the unit look like it's slithering into battle. Assembling them was straightforward, though I wish the instructions showed a few more options for the arms.