From November 2020 to September 2026 every Warhammer store handed out one free miniature per month, usually a single model from the month’s big release – one per person, while stocks last, and since 2025 assembled in store in Australia, Europe, New Zealand and the UK. Since October 2026 the offer is a staff-led build-and-paint activity with a choice of eight miniatures. Click a miniature for details, or open the official announcement.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
From 10 October 2026 the free Miniature of the Month was replaced by a staff-led in-store activity: build and/or paint one of eight miniatures. The eight are restocked, so there is no “while stocks last”.
The last traditional free Miniature of the Month. From October 2026 a new in-store build-and-paint offer replaced it.
Celebrates the ongoing battles on Armageddon.
Beastman raider, celebrating the battles on Armageddon.
Second time as free model (first in June 2023).
Second time as free model (first in November 2024).
Second time as free model (first in February 2024).
Second time as free model (first in June 2024).
Released during the Call to Arms campaign and the 1 Million Miniatures challenge.
Battleclade Combat Servitor.
Ultramarine serving in the Deathwatch, from the Kill Team range.
From the new Helsmiths of Hashut range.
Ratling sniper.
Newcomer to the Kharadron Overlords.
From the new Space Wolves range.
Khorne cultist from the Goremongers kit.
Undead warrior of the Barrow Kingdoms.
From the new Emperor’s Children range.
From the new Death Korps of Krieg range.
From the new Fire Dragons kit.
One sprue with two Clanrats per person.
From the new Striking Scorpions kit.
From the new Skaven range.
From the new Hernkyn Yaegirs kit (Kill Team).
In celebration of the Chaos-themed Warhammer Day 2024.
Kruleboy orruk.
Painted as Raven Guard in the official picture.
From the new Kroot range.
From the Darkoath range for the final chapters of the Dawnbringer Crusades.
Second Steelhelm as free model, this time for the Dawnbringer Crusades campaign.
Terminator from the new Deathwing Knights kit, released during the Dawnbringer Crusades in-store campaign.
Small synapse creature from the Tyranid range.
Celebrates the return of Ushoran and the new Flesh-eater Courts range.
Beastman from Kill Team: Salvation.
The only vehicle: an epic-scale Rhino for Legions Imperialis.
From the new Cities of Sigmar range.
Push-fit version, released with Codex: Space Marines.
New Hormagaunt sculpt, released with Codex: Tyranids.
Celebrates the new season of Warhammer Age of Sigmar (Dawnbringers). The official picture shows three different orruks (Hobgrot Slitta, Ironjawz Ardboy, Kruleboyz Gutrippa) and the article says the model may differ from the ones pictured.
Push-fit Infernus Marine from the Leviathan box.
Push-fit Termagant for the Warhammer 40,000: Leviathan launch. Second free miniature of June 2023, shares the official picture with the Saurus Warrior.
First of two free miniatures in June 2023 (the Termagant followed on 24 June). Both share the official picture.
Kill Team: Gallowfall era, officer of the Adeptus Arbites.
Dark Angels themed for the return of the Lion; painted in Dark Angels colours in the official tutorial.
A taste of the new World Eaters range.
Advance scout ahead of the separate Jade Obelisk warband release.
Previously only available in the Cadia Stands army set.
A taste of the chameleon warband from Warcry: Sundered Fate.
Stores handed out either a Vanari Auralan Sentinel or a Vanari Auralan Warden. Official picture is the same as in March 2021.
Celebrates the re-release of Warhammer Quest: Cursed City and its Nightwars expansion. The article does not name the model; the paint guide is for a skeletal Ulfenwatch, and the official picture shows the whole Cursed City cast. The same article also mentions a free Warrior of Minas Tirith for new hobbyists – that was an introductory model, not a Miniature of the Month.
Launch of the Leagues of Votann. Available three weeks after the coin.
Programme change: first standalone miniature taken from a new box (Warcry: Heart of Ghur) instead of a model from an existing kit. From here on the free model usually relates to the month’s big release.
Third Chaos-themed miniature in a row after May and June.
Heretic Astartes for the new Codex: Chaos Space Marines. The only month with a miniature but no collectable coin – the coin was “delayed by the warp”.
“Cultist of the Abyss” ahead of Codex: Chaos Space Marines.
Celebrates the new Codex: Tyranids.
Celebrates the new Idoneth Deepkin battletome.
Celebrates the new Aeldari codex and the Aspect Warrior releases.
Celebrates the new Codex: T’au Empire.
Tied to the Shadow Throne box (Genestealer Cults vs Adeptus Custodes).
In honour of Bounca, Da Red Gobbo’s squig steed. One squig from the Squig Herd kit.
Celebrates the Black Templars army set and codex supplement.
Beast Snagga era. The article was corrected: the first picture showed a different Nob, and the model handed out could differ by store.
Released on the day the Grey Knights codex went on pre-order.
Celebrates the Dominion launch box and the new edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
Adepta Sororitas themed, like the coin of the month.
Ahead of the Soulblight Gravelords release.
Be’lakor’s daemonic foot troops for Broken Realms: Be’lakor. One model from the Pink Horrors kit.
Themed on Broken Realms: Teclis. Taken from a multipart kit, so the model handed out could differ from the one pictured.
Second option in February 2021 – collectors could choose between this Reiver and the Daemonette. Pictured in Ultramarines colours. The announcement is no longer on the Warhammer Community site; the link goes to an archived copy.
One of two Miniatures of the Month in February 2021 – collectors could choose between this Daemonette and a Primaris Reiver. Matches the Slaanesh coin of the month. The announcement is no longer on the Warhammer Community site; the link goes to an archived copy.
No miniature this month
No Miniature of the Month was announced for January 2021, when most Warhammer stores were closed during the Covid-19 lockdown. February 2021 offered two miniatures instead.
Celebrates the new Codex: Death Guard.
First Miniature of the Month ever. Launched together with the collectable coins and the Pick ’n’ Mix paint offer, themed on Broken Realms: Morathi.