JoyToy opens pre-orders for Warhammer 40,000 Death Guard Typhus and Plague Marine figures

Grandfather Nurgle cannot wait to share his plagues with collectors once again. In 2027, JoyToy will release figures of Typhus — the greatest champion of the Lord of Decay — and a Death Guard Plague Marine.

Fans of the Death Guard from the Warhammer 40,000 universe, who welcome every possible and impossible disease with open arms, have a great reason to celebrate today.

JoyToy has opened pre-orders for Typhus and Plague Marine action figures in 1/18 scale. Thanks to a discount, the First Captain of the Death Guard and the greatest champion of Nurgle, nicknamed the Herald of Nurgle and the Traveler, can be purchased for $96.80 (7,811 rubles), while the space marine is priced at $67.76 (5,468 rubles).

Typhus stands 14.5 cm tall and 12.6 cm wide. The set includes interchangeable hands, a power scythe, a display stand, a nurgling, and a swarm of creepy flies with maggots, which are sure to bring a smile to the Lord of Decay, who is forever busy concocting new viruses and beyond.

The Plague Marine is 12.2 cm tall and 8.4 cm wide. His box includes an icon representing despair, interchangeable hands, a stand, a backpack, and a blight grenade.

The release of the figures is expected in February 2027, but the team at JoyToy might ship them earlier.

Figure video from the official JoyToy YouTube channel — Typhus

Following the legion’s betrayal, Typhon revealed his true nature as a master of chemical death and a reaper of mankind, striking down foes with sweeps of his lethal power scythe and chemical weaponry. Aboard his ship alongside his loyal warriors, he returns to the mortal realm again and again. Countless planets and thousands of damned souls have been dedicated to Nurgle in gratitude for his “gifts.”

Figure video from the official JoyToy YouTube channel — Plague Marine

The Lord of Decay commands countless servants. Foremost among them are the Plague Marines, warriors whose grotesquely rotting appearance is matched only by their unwavering resolve and unnatural resilience. Other worshippers of the Dark Gods prefer to give them a wide berth, dreading the pestilence and death that the Plague Marines are all too eager to share.