Citadel Skulls Box – 340 Plastic Skulls for Warhammer Hobby | Games Workshop

Unlock creative texture with Citadel Skulls

For Warhammer hobbyists who love adding character to scenery, bases, and miniatures, the Citadel Skulls box from Games Workshop offers a vast array of sculpted details. This set is designed for flexible use across projects and is especially appealing to those who enjoy tailoring each piece to their scene. Suited for hobbyists aged 12 and up, it invites you to experiment with color, lighting, and texture without locking you into a single look.

What’s inside the 340 skulls

• Total of 340 plastic skulls in a diverse mix for varied themes
• 82 human skulls with jawbones and 86 human skulls without jawbones
• 15 human jawbones and 60 assorted damaged human skulls
• 2 giants’ skulls and 1 Morghast skull (in 2 components)
• 1 beast skull (in 2 components) and 4 small horned skulls
• 4 medium horned and 3 large horned skulls plus 7 bird skulls
• 2 Chaos beast skulls, 6 plague bearer skulls, and 6 Bloodletter skulls
• 10 T’au skulls, 5 Kroot skulls, and 6 other alien skulls
• 21 Genestealer Hybrid skulls and 20 Ork skulls without jaws
• 5 Ork jawbones and 7 Ork skulls with jaws open and 7 Ork skulls with jaws
• Plus 15 human jawbones and 5 Ork jawbones as extra options

In short, this box is built to support your storytelling and display goals. The wide range of skull types makes it easier to craft varied textures across different models and dioramas, letting you mix and match to suit your chosen era or scene.

Why crafters reach for Citadel Skulls

• Large quantity and broad variety enable quick customization and scene-building
• Distinct shapes and states help create depth and narrative in bases and scenery
• Jawbone options expand potential poses and detailing on figures
• Compatibility with standard Warhammer hobby processes like painting and basing

While designed for creative hobby use, this collection should be treated as display and decoration material. It is not a toy, and adult supervision is advised for younger hobbyists. Consider planning your layout first to maximize the visual impact of the skull assortment.