Emperor's Children: Lords of Excess Battleforce is a Battleforce, holding 33 models. Inside are Daemon Prince, Noise Marines. Those kits cost €111.60 bought separately against €124.00 for the box, so buying them singly is €12.40 cheaper. Infractors (can also be built as Tormentors) is not sold separately.
Is the box worth it?
The 2 kits we can price in this box cost £111.60 bought separately. The box is £124.00, so buying the kits separately is £12.40 cheaper.
Plus 1 model with no standalone kit (Infractors (can also be built as Tormentors)) and 1 non-model extra.
Approximate: Daemon Prince and Noise Marines were price-matched to our catalogue by name rather than product code.
This box was out of stock when we last checked, so it is not a buy today.
What's in the box
×12Noise Marines
12 in this box · kit builds 6
Needs 2 kits to match the box
from £34.00 · 4 shops· priced 13 Aug
Also in the box, with no kit sold on its own: 20× Infractors (can also be built as Tormentors)
Also inside: 4x Emperor's Children transfer sheets
£111.60 bought separately against £124.00 in the box — the kits are £12.40 cheaper on their own
In the Combat Patrol magazine
- Daemon Prince with Wings — 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.
Issue contents compiled by the Bolter & Chainsword community — Bolter & Chainsword — Hachette Partworks: Combat Patrol summary thread. Prices and savings are our own working from that record.
Prices last checked 13 Aug and can change — the retailer's page has the final say. Affiliate links.