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The listings show three primary materials: plastic (used for most miniatures and kit parts), paper (used for the index cards), and metal (used on the articulated figure alongside plastic).

Most Genestealer miniatures are sold unassembled and unpainted as multipart plastic kits. Listings describe the components you receive and whether a kit assembles into a single model or a multi-model unit.

Base sizes vary by kit. Examples in the listings include 32mm round bases, a 40mm round base, and at least one kit that includes a 120mm oval base.

Many items are sold as single-package offerings (Package Quantity: 1). Some multipart kits are designed to assemble multiple models—for example, certain kits assemble into five Acolyte Hybrids.

The listings consistently show a suggested age of 12 years and up.

Component counts vary by kit; examples in the listings show 9, 10, or 11 plastic components.

The articulated figure is listed with 22 points of articulation and includes accessories such as alternate hands, a collectible art card, and a display base. The listing notes it contains one collectible figure.

The index cards are listed as 10th-edition index cards printed on paper. The listings show the language as English and the country/region of manufacture as the United Kingdom.

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