Warlord Games, on its own printed prices
Warlord Games is a manufacturer whose own store also sells hobby supplies, and its Army Painter collection is the one page of its store that could be read and priced for this index. Its printed entry price is the highest of the three retailers here, which is what a single-brand page usually produces.
What Warlord Games publishes
| What | Figure | The retailer's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | £4.6/pot | "£4.60" | Warlord Games Army Painter range checked September 2026 |
Warlord Games types, evidenced
Warlord Games maintains its own range page for 1 of the types this index tracks. Each link below answered on the date shown.
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What it covers
Only one of the types this index tracks is evidenced here: model paint, through the Army Painter collection. Warlord's other hobby collections were probed on the same date and returned pages with no products on them, so no coverage is claimed for brushes, sprays, washes or tools. Recording that absence rather than quietly omitting it is the point of listing the shop at all.
Why a single-brand page reads higher
An entry price is the cheapest item on the page, so a page carrying one brand's line will almost always read higher than a page mixing a value range with a flagship one. Warlord's readable page is a single manufacturer's collection, which explains the position without saying anything about whether the paint is good value. The comparison this index supports is between printed figures, and the reason a figure sits where it does matters as much as the figure.
Reading a manufacturer store beside shops
A manufacturer's own store is a different kind of seller from a general hobby retailer: the range is narrower, the stock position is usually better for its own lines, and the pricing tends to be the recommended one rather than a discounted one. That is worth holding in mind when its entry figure sits above two general retailers. It is a fair comparison of what each page printed, not a like-for-like comparison of catalogues.
Common questions
- Why is only one type evidenced for Warlord Games?
- Its other hobby collection pages answered on the date probed but carried no products, so no coverage is claimed for them. The absence is recorded rather than hidden.
- Why is its entry price the highest?
- Its readable page carries a single manufacturer's range. An entry price is the cheapest item on a page, and a single-brand page has no value line to pull the figure down.
- Where does this price come from?
- The lowest price printed on Warlord Games' own Army Painter collection page, fetched and matched verbatim on the date shown beside it.