Asgardian Warhost Battle Pack - Five Resin Miniatures 32mm

Asgardian Warhost Battle Pack gives you a complete Norse force straight out of one sculptor's range, five resin miniatures at 32mm scale covering three elite infantry, a commander and a storm priest. Everything arrives as unpainted, unassembled resin with supports already cleaned off, so you get crisp casts ready for a wash and a look over before you glue anything together.

The three Aegis Elite troopers stand in wide, grounded stances, power armour built up in overlapping plates that catch the light differently depending on how you angle your brush. Weapons are heavy and blocky, the kind of kit that reads as built for punishment rather than speed. The Einherjar Commander carries a taller silhouette, cloak sculpted mid movement, and a weapon held out in a clear command gesture that will draw the eye on the table. The Storm Priest is the quiet one of the group, robes layered over armour, hands raised, a face half hidden that rewards careful highlighting on the resin folds.

These five belong together because the sculptor clearly designed them as one squad from the start, not five separate releases bolted together after the fact. The armour language repeats across all of them, the same plate shapes, the same rune detailing, so they read instantly as one warhost rather than a mixed bag. On the table for Grimdark Future or any similar points based system, the Aegis Elite give you a durable core, the commander adds the buff and the leadership, and the Storm Priest sits behind them adding support. Bought as the Asgardian Warhost Battle Pack, you get a functioning unit rather than three separate purchases you have to hope match up.

For paint, I'd base the armour in Citadel Leadbelcher, then glaze it back with a thin Nuln Oil wash before edge highlighting in Vallejo Silver. Cloth and robes work well in a deep Macragge Blue built up to a pale grey highlight, which ties the priest visually to the troopers without making him look identical to them. The one tip that matters most for a group like this: pick your metal and cloth colours once, write them down, and use exactly the same recipe across all five models. That consistency is what makes the Asgardian Warhost Battle Pack look like a warhost and not five separate hobby projects sitting next to each other.

What is included

Every miniature in this pack is also sold on its own. Follow any link to see more photographs of that model.