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Warhammer Army Planner
Warhammer army planner for units, costs, and painting progress
A Warhammer army planner tracks which units you own, what they cost, and how far along each one is in the painting pipeline. Costumary combines army cost tracking with project milestones so you can plan purchases, set painting goals, and see your army's total investment and completion rate.
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Costumary workspace demo showing four core features:
- Reference board: drag and drop character images, group by costume piece, add color swatches, notes, and checklists
- Materials tracker: list supplies with costs, stores, quantities, and order status. Live budget totals update as you add items
- Project timeline: plan milestones for patterning, construction, painting, fitting, and packing with convention deadline tracking
- Build diary: log progress with photos, notes, and technique records. Track what worked, what failed, and what to try next time
Overwhelmed? Start with a template.
Each template comes with milestones, starter materials, and a timeline. Skip the blank page and start building today.
Yuji Itadori
~3wJujutsu High's unassuming sorcerer-in-training: the pink-and-black undercut wig, white school uniform, and subtle Sukuna curse marks. The wig styling is the make-or-break challenge—it needs proper teasing, gel, and heat-setting to hold spikes through a con day. 4 components, 10 materials, 3-4 weeks, $75-150.
10 milestones·10 materials·$75-150·
Use templateNaruto Uzumaki
~4wThe most recognized ninja in anime: Naruto's orange zip-up jacket with white trim, blue sandals, Leaf Village headband, and spiky blonde hair. A beginner-friendly build with one statement jacket, a styled wig, and a few accessories that read instantly on the con floor. Includes 5 components, 12 materials with cost estimates, 11 milestones, and a realistic 4-week, $80 to $200 budget.
11 milestones·13 materials·$80-200·
Use templateAnya Forger
~3wSpy x Family's telepathic kid in the Eden Academy uniform. The build is a black A-line dress with gold scalloped trim, a white Peter Pan collar, a red bow, and a pink wig with horn clips. It looks simple, but the wig quality, horn stability, and trim finish are where beginners hit walls. This template covers 6 components, 10 materials, a 10-step build plan, and a $40 to $120 budget across 3 weeks.
11 milestones·13 materials·$40-120·
Use templatePlanning an army purchase by purchase
Most armies grow box by box over months. A planner tracks each purchase with retail price, discount price, models received, and points added. Over time you see your total spend, average cost per model, and cost per point.
Painting pipeline tracking
A 2,000-point army might include 60-100 models. Tracking each unit's painting status (on sprue, assembled, primed, in progress, complete) shows real progress and helps you decide what to paint next for a playable force.
Connecting purchases to painting progress
The backlog grows when purchases outpace painting. A planner that links your buy list to your paint queue makes the gap visible. Some painters use this to enforce a 'paint before you buy' rule. Others use it to justify the next Combat Patrol.
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Next steps, deeper guides, and free tools to help you build.
How Much Does a Warhammer Army Cost?
Real costs for 2,000-point armies across factions.
Miniature Painting Cost Guide
Supply costs for miniature painting at every experience level.
Army Cost Calculator
Add units and supplies to see your army's total cost.
Paint Scheme Planner
Plan your army's color scheme before you open the first pot.
Upcoming conventions
Plan your build around a real deadline. Find dates, checklists, and budget estimates.