Warhammer+ subscribers will get both 2026 exclusive miniatures

Warhammer+ subscribers now get both of the 2026 exclusive miniatures, not just one, turning the yearly perk into a bigger prize for painters and collectors. Games Workshop’s official subscription service already bundles original animations and shows, apps, a digital lore vault, and miniatures that are not sold anywhere else.

The miniature offer has always been the sharpest part of the pitch. Warhammer Plus marketing says annual subscribers can claim a free exclusive Citadel miniature worth at least £25 every year, with step-by-step instructions to claim it through the service. Giving members both of the new 2026 models raises the practical return for anyone who sees that perk as a painting project rather than just a line item on a streaming bundle.

That matters in the hobby because Warhammer+ exclusives tend to be compact, well-sculpted projects that fit neatly between bigger army builds. Painters use them to test new schemes, metallic recipes, airbrush approaches, basing ideas, and conversions, and they often end up as display pieces in their own right. Warhammer Community has already shown it can frame the annual reveal around choice, with earlier subscriber offers built around two exclusive models and, in other years, diorama miniatures.

The 2026 change also fits a broader pattern around how Games Workshop uses the subscription. A Games Workshop wiki page describes Warhammer+ as a service with a free exclusive miniature in the annual subscription and notes that some years let subscribers choose between two miniatures. Warhammer Community has also pushed a 2026 goal of one million miniatures painted, a campaign that keeps the hobby side of the brand front and center. Community threads in 2024 and 2025 tracked the annual miniature reveal closely, which is exactly why this shift lands with painters and collectors: it gives them two fresh Citadel sculpts instead of one, and that is a much easier renewal decision to make.