Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team Ratlings | Games Workshop

Overview

The Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team Ratlings kit from Games Workshop is a multipart plastic set designed to bring a compact, cunning squad to your battle table. These miniatures offer finely sculpted details and a variety of head options to create a look that fits your Kill Team’s style. The kit can be used as sharpshooting Ratlings operatives in Kill Team missions, or fielded as part of an Astra Militarum army in Warhammer 40,000 games. The models arrive unpainted and unassembled, inviting you to customize them with Citadel Plastic Glue and paints to match your collection.

What’s inside

• 11 plastic miniatures for Kill Team, including 10 Ratlings and a Ratling Battlemutt
• Ammo Cache marker and two Tripwire markers to enrich battlefield storytelling
• A sheet of 39 double-sided tokens to track equipment and in-game effects
• One Citadel 28mm round base and fifteen 25mm round bases for final setup

Customization options

The kit includes multiple head options and accessories, enabling unique loadouts and poses. You can build specialists such as the tough Hardbit, evasive Sneak, and the light-fingered Stashmaster, among others. These choices let you tailor the kill team to your preferred playstyle and narrative flavor.

In addition to combat roles, the model range supports varied scouting and suppression duties, giving you flexible tactical options on the table. The assortment of equipment and tokens helps you manage gear and effects during a game session without disrupting the flow of play.

Using the kit in your games

• As Kill Team operatives, Ratlings bring a mix of stealth and precision to skirmish scenarios
• In Astra Militarum armys, they can function as a unique support contingent within larger battles
• The included tokens and markers help you track equipment and status effects as the game unfolds

Assembly and painting tips

Because the models arrive unpainted, you have the freedom to craft a distinctive aesthetic. A dab of plastic glue and careful painting can reveal fine cloth creases, tiny tools, and the subtle textures on weapons. If you are new to model assembly, start by cleaning mold lines, dry-fitting parts, and then gluing piece by piece for clean joins.