Launch assets (fighters, bombers and torpedoes) are important elements in games of Dropfleet Commander - both for protecting your ships and annihilating your opponents!

These greatly add to the look and feel of your fleet and are now available with unique designs for each faction. This set of Launch Assets is intended for Scourge players.

This set includes:

• 3 bases of 3 Bombers
• 4 bases of 5 Fighters
• 1 base of Torpedo

Base size is 20mm x 20mm

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. 

Any UCM Admiral who comes in contact with The Hated must destroy the parasite at all costs. It cannot be allowed to exist.  

Thankfully, this vessel’s main weapon is unique to it. The Anharmonic Resonator is marked by two distinctive emanation banks along the ship’s midsection and is one of the most despised weapons any captain might face, hence the moniker given to whatever captain this ship has: The Hated. This individual throws its ship into combat with little regard for personal safely—unfortunate, since the weapon’s effects are limited to close victims.

The Resonator throws pulsing waves of penetrating subatomic particles and exotic radiations into the target, causing a range of unpredictable internal effects, crew deaths, widespread vomiting, and systems failures. Given the necessity of being near the target, Little Chaos is equipped with one of the best stealth suites yet observed on any Scourge vessel. It is speculated that this ship was exceedingly difficult for the enemy to build or is challenging to maintain since they have produced no other known examples despite its horrible effectiveness. There are even suggestions that its entire crew might die of radiation poisoning after an engagement, although the captain’s consistent behaviour suggests that it, at least, fights from a heavily shielded bridge.

This set includes:

• 1 Ship
• 1 Base with flight stand

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

A parasitic race, the Scourge arrived on Earth 150 years ago. They hit humanity’s home and the Cradle Worlds hard, destroying or enslaving billions of souls within mere hours of planetfall. One lone Scourge is an unformidable opponent, existing as a mass of tar-like black tendrils, barely able to lift its own weight. However, they insert themselves into living creatures and their grown vehicles alike, their limbs stretching out to cover every nerve, fully taking control of their host.
The Scourge fleet is made up of such creatures, part living, and part machine. Yet these massive starships are too big for a single creature to control alone; the walls run thick with the sinewy nervous systems, interlocking and working together.
The Scourge took over the majority of humankind with extreme speed, and live to enslave any creature that crosses their paths. Either that or they bombard them with devastating plasma weaponry until whatever is left concedes victory to their future masters.

This box contains an entire Scourge Battlefleet, with (almost) everything you’ll need to raise a fleet for your games of Dropfleet Commander. This set contains plastic ships, which provide a solid core for your fleet and some more advanced ships to fill particular roles.

The plastic Cruisers and Frigates can be assembled in dozens of ways, each with a very specific place in the fleet. From the colossal Furnace Cannons of the Raiju Heavy Cruisers, all the way down to the esoteric Reverse-Grav Cannons of the Scylla Frigates.

Scourge ships are fast and stealthy, dealing overwhelming damage up close.

This box contains:

• 1 Battleship
• 4 Cruisers
• 1 Destroyer
• 1 Monitor
• 1 Cutter
• 8 Frigates
• 2 Corvettes
• 2 Lighters
• Scourge Launch Assets
• Bases

Contains multi-part plastic miniatures and acrylic bases.

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Acrylic bases may have a pale blue protective film which can be removed before use. Launch assets are resin.

Facing a single Scourge Dreadnought generally means death. These 2000 metre monstrosities prowl the void, hunting prey imperiously. They are one-ship fleets, the mightiest vessels that this hated enemy has to unleash. The Nosferatu class packs vast Oculus banks and terrifying close action weaponry. The Cthulhu’s colossal triple furnace cannon can bisect a battleship. If that wasn’t terrifying enough, both carry swarms of strike craft and have potent stealth systems. By the time an opponent is able to finally plot a firing solution, it’s usually too late.

Introducing the biggest ships that Dropfleet Commander has ever seen. The Scourge Dreadnought is the largest of all the Dreadnoughts, with its mass of tentacles coming in at 225mm from front to back!

This set includes parts to make either the Scourge Nosferatu designation or the Scourge Cthulu Dreadnought (a fitting name!). If a massive ship with a 12 Attack Furnace Triad or 16 Oculus Beams weren't enough, try Full Cloak and Stealth! Ouch.

This set includes:

• 1 Resin Miniatures
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Scourge battleships have, until recently, been among the enemy’s best known command ships. Their segmented hulls apparently predated most Scourge ships and may have stalked the stars for over a millennium. Now, brand new battleships are appearing, free of meteor scars and battle damage. The distinctive, predatory silhouette of this radical new design is already dreaded in combat and represents the aliens’ worrying capacity to innovate. This hull supports new, gargantuan plasma launchers, upgradable engines, and increased power generation.
This allows multiple main weapons systems to be fitted, upping this already nightmarish vessel to super battleship status.

The Daemon class battleship and its sister class the Dragon are undoubtedly the oldest designs of starships still in service with the Scourge navy, behind the rarely seen Super Dreadnoughts. Their segmented hulls and undulating forms are quite different from most modern Scourge ships and the extent of their pitting, battle scars and general ageing have resulted in dating estimates of between 500 and 2000 years old for some examples. The disturbingly organic prow of the Daemon class is laced with oculus weapons and tipped with a pair of furnace cannons, making these veteran slaughterers among the most potent ships the hated aliens have to throw at mankind.

Similar to the Daemon, the Dragon class battleship is a truly ancient behemoth that has weathered the centuries to visit devastation and misery on countless subjugated races. While the Daemon is equipped solely with conventional ship-to-ship weapons, the Dragon includes a pair of cavernous hangar bays, lairs for roosting fighters and bombers. It also carries a pair of enormous Scourge torpedoes - capital ship killing superweapons against which there is little defence save fleeing the Dragon’s inexorable advance.

The Beelzebub brings the might Furnace Battery, this weapon will Burnthrough the strongest armour and is the destroyer of these builds.

Sacrificing firepower for launch assets is the Devil, the additional fighters and bombers giving the scourge great options to counter enemy launch assets. 

The mighty Lucifer is built for speed and carrying capacity, to rain them onto the enemy. 

The Raum was the first Scourge battleship sighted with new capabilities, utilising their latest superstructure design. Entirely different from the ancient leviathans the UCMF were accustomed to facing, these ships are apparently brand new—a major concern. The Raum mounts the newly encountered heavy plasma beam in addition to oculus arrays and substantial launch capacity, making it especially deadly at close quarters. Coupled with its stealthy capabilities, this new threat is already dreaded.

With its heavy plasma beam triad, the Nephilim is one of the most fearsome known ships within close action range. These vast energy weapons can core-out the largest opponents with searing plasma. Additionally, its quad furnace fangs and oculus beams enhance this monster’s lethality. Lastly, like all Scourge super battleships, the class has been encountered either with stealth capabilities or extra drives, both of which help the Nephilim reach killing range.

The Bael was the first of the enemy’s new super battleships to be encountered by the UCM, where it ambushed and annihilated an entire supply convoy and all its escorts single-handedly. The class has substantial, mixed firepower including a mega plasma lance battery, multiple oculus beam weapons systems, torpedoes, and supplementary launch capacity. Once fitted with either extra engines or stealth systems, this leviathan is formidable.

Likely a close relation to its cousin, the Bael class, the Samael also mounts a mega plasma lance battery, multiple oculus weapons systems, and torpedoes. It forgoes the Bael’s launch capacity though, in favour of even more direct anti-shipping firepower in the form of a pair of furnace fangs. This wide suite of weapons allows this super battleship to destroy multiple foes simultaneously or pummel one victim with extreme prejudice.

The Faust class super battleship is a lethally flexible ship, although it generally favours killing at close range where it can employ its twin heavy plasma beams. The Faust also boasts significant launch capabilities to strike at more distant targets, aided by its deadly torpedo payload. Oculus weapons round off this leviathan’s murderous capabilities.

This set includes:

• 1 Battleship Miniature
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. Plastic Miniatures will need to be assembled using plastic glue. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The Akuma class features a potent cloaking tailfin to mask this lethal killer’s
approach. It can then unleash its considerable oculus-based firepower or manoeuvre
violently with no negative consequences.

The Shadow’s Magnetron Lash makes it a close-range, hyper-aggressive executioner, combining multiple abilities to deadly effect. This is in addition to the already lethal Plasma Tempest equipped by several other Scourge battlecruisers.

The Umbra is best employed in a rearguard support role. Its Oculus Booster enhances the scalding potency of friendly ship’s oculus weapons, making this vessel a true force multiplier when cunningly positioned. The Banshee also employs the cloaking tailfin of its sister class the Akuma, but favours enhanced close-ranged firepower. It also harbours two massive torpedoes poised to blast a vast chunk from any ship’s hull before injecting swarms of nightmarish Razorworms into the wound.

This box includes:

• 2 Battlecruisers. One of either Shadow or Umbra can be built. One of either Akuma or Banshee can be built.
• 2 Dropfleet bases

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The first two classes, designated Devil and Beelzebub, pack twin batteries of Mega Plasma Lances, traversable weapons designed to slay the largest foes. The Devil adds to this killing power with considerable launch capability, while the Beelzebub forgoes some of this in favour of Furnace Cannons.

The scourge bring these mighty battleships that are hellish on the battlefield. The Beelzebub brings the might Furnace Battery, this weapon will Burnthrough the strongest armour and is the destroyer of these builds. Sacrificing firepower for launch assets is the Devil, the additional fighters and bombers giving the scourge great options to counter enemy launch assets. 

The final variant of these mighty battleships is the Lucifer, this ship is built for speed and and carrying capacity, to rain them onto the enemy. 

This set includes:

• 1 Battleship
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The alien Scourge arrived on Earth with very little warning some 160 years previous. Within hours they had overwhelmed humanity’s defences and were well on their way to enslaving all of mankind with Scourge parasites implanted into their brains. With devastating plasma weaponry and lightning fast tactics, the defenders had little chance to counter.

Their ships are faster than almost any encountered, relying on searing oculus beams and deadly close action weaponry to eradicate any opponents before subjugating the remaining survivors. Silent and utterly alien, a human fleet can be deep within a Scourge trap before even realising they’re under attack.

This box contains the perfect beginnings of a Scourge Fleet. With three Scourge Cruisers and four Scourge Frigates, you get a balanced force able to deal with most incoming threats - especially the well-armoured ones! The Cruisers in this set can be constructed in a number of ways, from the oculus-heavy Shenlong to the fleet carrying Hydra or the Chimera with its bulk landers. Even the Frigates come in five varieties. With poseable tendrils on rotating mounts, no two ships in your fleet need look the same.

This box includes:

• 3 Cruisers
• 4 Frigates
• 7 Dropfleet Bases
• 1 Fastplay sheet

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. Plastic Miniatures will need to be assembled using plastic glue. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Cruisers are the most common size of capital ship and form the backbone of almost every fleet fighting in the Reconquest. They offer an excellent and flexible combination of speed, firepower and versatility. The standard cruiser hull is so ubiquitous that its design has been redefined many times for a wide variety of roles. 

Up to nine different classes, including cruisers, heavy cruisers, fleet carriers, light cruisers and troopships can be assembled

This set includes:

• 1 Cruiser
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. Plastic Miniatures will need to be assembled using plastic glue. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The Daemon class battleship and its sister class the Dragon are undoubtedly the oldest designs of starships still in service with the Scourge navy, behind the rarely seen Super Dreadnoughts. Their segmented hulls and undulating forms are quite different from most modern Scourge ships and the extent of their pitting, battle scars and general ageing have resulted in dating estimates of between 500 and 2000 years old for some examples. The disturbingly organic prow of the Daemon class is laced with oculus weapons and tipped with a pair of furnace cannons, making these veteran slaughterers among the most potent ships the hated aliens have to throw at mankind.

Similar to the Daemon, the Dragon class battleship is a truly ancient behemoth that has weathered the centuries to visit devastation and misery on countless subjugated races. While the Daemon is equipped solely with conventional ship-to-ship weapons, the Dragon includes a pair of cavernous hangar bays, lairs for roosting fighters and bombers. It also carries a pair of enormous Scourge torpedoes - capital ship killing superweapons against which there is little defence save fleeing the Dragon’s inexorable advance.

This set includes:

• 1 Resin Miniature
• 1 Drofleet Base

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Join the Scourge - you'll never be alone again!

Prove your allegiance to the almighty Scourge overlords with these Scourge Dice! Nothing puts more fear into your opponents than forcibly inserting a weird alien jellyfish into their brains - although rolling purple dice is a close second.

Made in Scourge purple with an opalescent finish, these dice have the Scourge logo etched on the "6" facing so you can thank your Scourge masters every time you roll well.

This pack contains 10 six-sided dice, perfect for games of Dropzone Commander and Dropfleet Commander.

Facing a single Scourge Dreadnought generally means death. These 2000 metre monstrosities prowl the void, hunting prey imperiously. They are one-ship fleets, the mightiest vessels that this hated enemy has to unleash. The Nosferatu class packs vast Oculus banks and terrifying close action weaponry. The Cthulhu’s colossal triple furnace cannon can bisect a battleship. If that wasn’t terrifying enough, both carry swarms of strike craft and have potent stealth systems. By the time an opponent is able to finally plot a firing solution, it’s usually too late.

Introducing the biggest ships that Dropfleet Commander has ever seen. The Scourge Dreadnought is the largest of all the Dreadnoughts, with its mass of tentacles coming in at 225mm from front to back!

This set includes parts to make either the Scourge Nosferatu designation or the Scourge Cthulu Dreadnought (a fitting name!). If a massive ship with a 12 Attack Furnace Triad or 16 Oculus Beams weren't enough, try Full Cloak and Stealth! Ouch.

This set includes:

• 1 Resin Miniatures
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Frigates are small, fast combat vessels designed primarily for flanking and first strike missions. They are the most common fighting ship type present in most fleets in the Reconquest. Some variants also provide vital support roles complementing the efforts of the main fleet.

Up to five different classes, including frigates and strike carriers can be assembled.
This set includes:

• 4 Frigates
• 4 Dropfleet Bases

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. Plastic Miniatures will need to be assembled using plastic glue. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Though tiny by warship standards, the Hiruko Boarding Cutter is one of the most feared vessels in the Scourge arsenal. UCM armies know all too well the horrors of close contact with the hated enemy, but naval staff rarely see the fangs, saliva, hate and evisceration in person. The Hiruko brings all manner of bio-nightmares into personal, bloody contact in a way only the Scourge can.
Almost uniquely, the Hiruko is designed specifically for ramming and more than that - to actually make physical contact with a target. Given the lethality of point-blank defence fire, this is always a one-way trip, so the Hiruko is equipped with a potent Plasma Torch and latching tentacles to quickly inject its savage payload into the bowels of the target. Beyond the rents torn by clashing tons of starship, it eventually spells doom for a ship of any size as its crew find their clean uniforms and shiny corridors painted crimson by the deadly boarding party - often made up of the most vicious close quarters Scourge hosts.

This set contains 6 Scourge Hiruko Boarding Cutters. Covered in grasping mechanical tentacles, it echoes the look of a lamprey eel - perfectly showing its role.

Cast in a single piece, the model has fine detail just so many tentacles. The Hiruko is fairly unique in Dropfleet, acting as a boarding vessel. Its ramming attack works like a ship much larger, firing the Plasma Torch on entry before disgorging its deadly cargo of Scourge monstrosities. The attack not only does great damage, but also causes Corrupter on the poor target's occupants.

This set includes:

• 6 Resin Miniatures
• 6 Dropfleet Bases

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The Nickar class hunter-killer is a small, atmospheric-capable vessel of sub-frigate tonnage. These nimble, fast ships are rightly feared by any enemy vessel that operates in atmosphere - this ship's favourite hunting ground. Armed with specialist plasma munitions, these deadly predators can easily destroy vessels larger than themselves such as strike carriers.

In the opening days of the Reconquest, this class was responsible for more Armoured Corps losses than ground actions. Thousands of men and vehicles were lost to hunter-killer incursions aboard their strike carriers before they even made it to the surface. Since these vessels operate in the relative safety of atmosphere, the best measure against them is corvettes - a lesson learned the hard way by the Admiralty who no longer discount such small ships in their battle plans.

This set includes:

• 6 Resin Miniatures
• 6 Bases

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Scourge ships of light tonnage are some of the fastest combatants in theatre and frequently pack a punch beyond their size. Packs of these slippery killers are rightly feared by experienced opponents, often above the more obvious might of capital ships.

Most excel at a particular brand of lethality but some offer specialist capabilities unique to them, such as the Parasite’s energy siphon or Hiruko’s direct and terrifying boarding capabilities.

This box includes:

• 1 Destroyer
• 1 Monitor
• 1 Cutter
• 2 Lighters
• 2 Corvettes
• 7 Dropfleet Bases

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly. Plastic Miniatures will need to be assembled using plastic glue. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

Defence monitors are unusual ships for the Scourge, as they don’t conform to their aggressive tactics. As such, they have surprisingly few of them, leading some analysts to suggest that the Scourge were never expecting mankind to rally and strike back so spectacularly.
The Shedu class is actually a fairly typical monitor, offering the usual characteristics: low speed, high armour, high firepower. It lacks the ability to engage surface targets though, armed with a rare variant of
Oculus weapon technology, designed for engaging targets in higher orbital layers.
The Lamassu is little threat to attackers from without, but rather to invaders below. They are the smallest Scourge ships to carry bulk landers and are thought of as mobile, orbital barracks. During an invasion a Lamassu can drop thousands of troops whenever called upon. In order to support its charges, the Lamassu also features limited orbital bombardment capability, allowing it to soften up any landing zone that does have defences in place. During the Battle for Earth, orbital fire and incoming reinforcements from these otherwise innocuous small ships caught some UCM generals fatally unprepared.

This set contains 3 Scourge Monitors. These small ships are slow moving, and struggle to manoeuvre, but make up for that by targeting between Low and High Orbit without penalty, and having unparalleled armour for that size of ship.

This pack makes three ships, buildable as either Shedu class Monitors or Lamassu class Barges. The Shedu is a typical Monitor, with a slow Thrust and high armour (at least by Scourge standards), it has two uses, both as an offensive craft using its Occulus Beam Crest (2 Attack, 2 Damage and Scald), and as a support ship using its Detector special rule. The Lamassu fills a very unique role, as a slow moving lander. A tiny ship equipped with Bulk Landers, it makes a great surprise for your opponents in the mid-game, as the seemingly innocuous chassis gives way to heavy landing capability.

This set includes:

• 3 Resin Miniatures
• 3 Dropfleet Bases

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

While the Scourge prefer to make additions to already existing infrastructure, sometimes capturing a planet means eliminating its existing orbital defences. In situations like these they will employ purpose built stations, the most common of of which are the Ephyra and Nematocyst. Though it is unknown to the UCM how the Scourge deploy them in orbit, none have been seen in construction, their presence alone means heavy Scourge occupation.

The Ephyra is the more numerous of the two, based upon rows of Oculus weapons, it seems the Scourge favour this more ubiquitous tech than other long range defensive weapons. Though not particularly dangerous at range, it's still enough of a threat for attackers to steer clear of. 

The Nematocyst is the long range specialist of these defensive stations. It's usually the first to fire upon any engaging fleet, and usually a priority target. Its Volcano Lance is capable of painting a ship with a beam of thermal energy, not unlike that of the Furnace weapons on Scourge ships. Though the power involved causes the station to be as visible as the ship it's targeting.

Space stations are integral to many scenarios in Dropfleet Commander - highly appropriate for the game's orbital combat setting!

This set includes:

• 1 Resin Miniature
• 1 Dropfleet Base

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

The Battle for Earth was disastrous for the occupying Scourge fleet. With a staggering amount of ships destroyed, it was only a matter of time before reinforcements arrived. What the Triumvirate was not expecting was these ships to be so...new.

The Solar Wyvern is an updated variant of the standard Wyvern. Constructed in seemingly lower quality than those that took earth over 160 years ago, these cruisers are no less deadly. Wrecks captured by the UCM show that these cruisers are remarkably new, possibly no older than the start of the Reconquest.

The mainstay of the Scourge fleet has also been seen as a "Solar" variant. A Solar Sphinx is no less deadly than their ancient counterparts, though much less reliable in the long term. Something that doesn't matter as much when they're not expected to last long enough to need even a single refit.

These ships offer an alternate visual style but still follow the normal rules for the Scourge Sphinx and Wyvern cruisers.

This set includes:

• 2 Cruisers
• 2 Dropfleet Bases

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.

No human settlement is safe from the encroaching Scourge, whether planetside or in space. The vile alien parasites will take over by force, turning the area into a hive of activity to support their continuing expansion. Parts of a space station will remain untouched, the Scourge either abandoning them or using them for their machinations, and others will receive modifications to better suit the needs of the creatures. Almost organic looking growths emerge, changing the very foundations of the station until it looks like a twisted version of its previous existence.

This set contains a lot of conversion parts for your Modular Space Stations. This resin upgrade kit will allow you to change your space stations to be under Scourge control. There are parts included that will fit on the already versatile Modular Space Station Pack, affording you almost unlimited potential to create warped, alien stations.

While you can make rather small Scourge Space Stations with this set alone (you'll need some extra bases though), it is an upgrade set designed to be used alongside the Modular Space Stations.

This set includes:

• 36 Resin Upgrade parts
  

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Other ships and gaming mats are for scale purposes only. Clear acrylic bases will require super glue and may have a protective blue film on one side that will need removing.