A Combat Patrol is worth what sealed and complete used copies actually sell for right now. Ignore MSRP. Ignore the highest ask on a store shelf. Pull recent eBay sold comps and in-stock Shopify all-in prices for the exact box edition, then set your target under the middle of that band.
What drives Combat Patrol prices?
Current-edition patrols that stay in stock at retail hold steady. Out-of-print chapter boxes spike. Sealed NIB sits at the top. Opened-on-sprue tracks close to sealed when photos prove every frame is there. Painted or incomplete kits trade on contents, not the box name alone.
How to read a fair price
- 1Match the exact product name and edition. Box art changes matter.
- 2Compare all-in price: item, shipping, and duties if you buy abroad.
- 3Prefer sold comps over asking prices.
- 4Separate sealed from used before you average.
- 5Set a watch below the fair band so you only buy when the market comes to you.
Where to start on SprueSentry
Open a box page like Combat Patrol: Space Marines. Sort sealed vs used. Watch the all-in floor. Related guides and army hubs help you compare chapter patrols before you commit.
Fair value is the recent sealed and used cluster for that exact box, not GW MSRP.
Browse the full catalog at /40k/boxes, or jump to popular patrols from the 40K hub.