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Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons

Thousand Sons · 15 models · 3 kits · 475 points

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Released May 2025 · Warhammer 40,000 · 10th edition

£0.18 per point

RRP £109.00

Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons

Best price

£87.20Wayland Games

in stock · priced 25 Sep · free UK delivery over £20

cheapest of 6 UK sellers · save £21.80 vs the most expensive · excl. delivery

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Merlin's Miniatures code: 5% off; minimum basket between £16.12 (did not qualify) and £20.15 (did).

Fifteen Thousand Sons models: a Daemon Prince, a Tzaangor Shaman, three Tzaangor Enlightened and ten Rubric Marines. At £87.20 against a £109 RRP that is £5.81 a model, on the high side for a Combat Patrol because a Daemon Prince takes up a good share of the RRP on its own. Price it against the Rubric Marines box plus the Prince.

Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons is a Combat Patrol, holding 15 models. Inside are Daemon Prince, Tzaangor Shaman, Rubric Marines. Those kits cost £99.60 bought separately against £87.20 for the box — a saving of at least £12.40. Tzaangor Enlightened is not sold separately.

Is the box worth it?

The 3 kits we can price in this box cost £99.60 bought separately. The box is £87.20 — save at least £12.40 (12%).

Plus 3 models we cannot price (Tzaangor Enlightened) and 1 non-model extra.

Approximate: Daemon Prince and Tzaangor Shaman and Rubric Marines were price-matched to our catalogue by name rather than product code.

What's in the box

Daemon Prince

In this box

Tzaangor Shaman

In this box · kit builds 1

Rubric Marines×10

10 in this box · kit builds 10

Also in the box, with no price we can find: 3× Tzaangor Enlightened

Also inside: 1x Chaos Space Marine Transfer Sheet (contains 364 transfers)

£99.60 bought separately against £87.20 in the box —save at least £12.40 (12%)

Questions about Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons

What's in Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons?

Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons holds 15 models. The kits inside are Daemon Prince, Tzaangor Shaman and 10× Rubric Marines. Also inside, with no separate kit page here: 3× Tzaangor Enlightened.

How much does Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons cost?

5 shops we track list it, from £87.20 to £95.99. That is £21.80 off the £109.00 list price.

Is Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons worth it?

The 3 kits we can price in this box cost £99.60 bought separately, against £87.20 for the box. That is a saving of at least £12.40 (12%).

Who is Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons for?

Fifteen models — a Daemon Prince, a Tzaangor Shaman, three Tzaangor Enlightened and ten Rubric Marines — for around 475 points, with a transfer sheet carrying 364 transfers that is worth more on this army than on most. The count is low for a tier where every box shares a list price, because the Daemon Prince takes a large share on its own, so weigh it against the Rubric Marines box plus the Prince rather than against other Combat Patrols.

When was Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons released?

Combat Patrol: Thousand Sons was released in May 2025. It is the Warhammer 40,000 10th edition box.

In the Combat Patrol partwork

Warhammer 40,000: Combat Patrol

  • Daemon Prince — Premium Set Two at £40.00, £52.50 under the £92.50 retail price at the time. Matched to our catalogue by name.

The Warhammer 40,000: Combat Patrol partwork finished its 90-issue UK run in June 2026. Back issues turn up from specialist retailers while stocks last — this is a record of what the collection contained, not an offer we can check.

Partwork sprues are sometimes a different build to the retail kit, so treat the match as the same models rather than the same box.

Our review of the Combat Patrol partwork — what you get and how the discount really works

Issue contents compiled from The Bolter & Chainsword community. Prices and savings are our own working from that record.

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