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Crane guns are long barrelled firearms, often carried by two Nan-Gau soldiers, and fixed to a tower shield for greater accuracy. Used in large numbers, these guns can be utterly devastating. Meanwhile, the iron hail gun is a heavy blunderbuss with a large bore, which causes mass destruction at short range. Front Rank, Fire! This multipart plastic kit builds 12 Iron Hail Gunners and 8 Crane Gun Teams, soldiers armed with deadly ranged weapons for your Armies of Grand Cathay in games of Warhammer: The Old World. Add new tactical options with two different types of ranged units, each with its own strengths. Crane guns offer precise volleys of fire, ideal for taking down enemy leaders and monsters, while iron hail guns can be fired on the move, designed to shred infantry formations at close range. Contents: – 216 plastic components – 8 Citadel 25mm by 50mm Rectangular Bases – 12 Citadel 25mm Square Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
Before war came to Tallarn, few planets could match its splendour and abundance. Then the Iron Warriors came, and fewer planets still would be subject to such spite and ruin. But the people of Tallarn refused to lay down and die, rising up in defence of their ruined world, with the aid of the loyal Legions of the Adeptus Astartes. The Death of Tallarn This gaming supplement for Warhammer: The Horus Heresy details the early stages of the war for the planet Tallarn during the Horus Heresy, with a focus on the use of massed forces of armoured vehicles in battle. Covering both the organisation of the various forces involved in the conflict and the means by which the war was fought, this journal presents a vital resource for recreating these pivotal struggles on the battlefields of the Horus Heresy. This 48-page softcover supplement contains: – In-depth Lore: A detailed look at the world of Tallarn, both before and after the destruction that was wrought upon it, as well as detailed records of the forces that fought upon it. – Additional Missions: A full Historical Mission that allows players to fight the brutal action of The Road to Salvation and experience the harrowing war fought upon Tallarn’s ruined surface. – Solar Auxilia Army List and extras: Includes rules to represent the Toxic Terrain of Tallarn, lost and abandoned cohorts of Battle-automata, as well as updated rules for Solar Auxilia Rapier Sections. There are also rules for Command Tanks for the Solar Auxilia and Legiones Astartes, allowing vehicle High Command options for those Army Lists, and an Armoured Clash Mission pack focused on battles between tank armies. You will need a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook and Liber Auxilia, both available separately, to make full use of this gaming supplement. -
Charonite Ogryns are biochemically and cybernetically altered abhumans. Mutilated in mind and body, they are creatures of brute obedience and drug-induced frenzy. The difficult and unstable technologies used in their creation were deemed unholy by the Mechanicum and may, in part, have alien origins. Augmented Abhumans This multipart plastic kit builds 4 Charonite Ogryns, ruthless line-breaking infantry for your Solar Auxilia armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Their hands and forearms have been replaced by a brutal collection of weapons that amplify their already fearsome strength, so they can rip through armour plating and flesh with ease. They are ideal for the ferocious close confines of boarding actions or the deadly press of melee, where they easily devastate foes. Armed for War The torsos are interchangeable across the legs in the kit, allowing you to customise your brutes, and 2 of the torsos each have a choice of 2 heads – masked or unmasked – with a choice of 2 faces. You can choose from some suitably terrifying weapons – power armour-breaching claws, horde-slaying blades, tank-busting crushers, or the appropriately named shredders. The kit includes interchangeable weapons: – 6 Charonite claws (of 3 designs) – 2 Charonite blades – 2 Charonite crushers – 2 Charonite shredders Each of these brutal implements can be grafted onto the left or right arm of your Ogryns. One of the claw designs can be assembled open or closed, and the crushers each have a choice of crushing device. Rules for this unit can be found in the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Journal Tactica: The Battle for Tallarn – Part One supplement, available separately. Contents: – 228 plastic components – 4 Citadel 50mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
The Rapier weapons carrier is used extensively by the Solar Auxilia – its rugged track assembly is able to transport support weaponry too heavy for an auxiliary to carry. The Rapier fulfils a number of battlefield roles in both attack and defence, and can be deployed alongside all manner of different force types, from vanguard exploration to full-scale planetary assault. Bring Out the Big Guns This multipart plastic kit builds 2 Rapier Carriers and 2 additional crew on foot, heavy support weapons for your Solar Auxilia armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. These mobile platforms allow you to support the implacable advance of your infantry formations while also being able to quickly redeploy as the tactical situation requires. Gear Up Your Gunners Each Rapier can be armed with an infantry-shredding gravis heavy bolter battery, tank-busting laser destroyer, or versatile gravis multi-laser array. The crew on foot have interchangeable arms, including options carrying rifles, scopes, and scanners. There is also an option for a gunner to hold extra ammunition for the Gravis heavy bolter battery. Rules for this unit can be found in the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Journal Tactica: The Battle for Tallarn – Part One supplement, available separately. Contents: – 184 plastic components – 2 Citadel 90mm by 52.5mm Oval Bases – 2 Citadel 25mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
The Rapier weapons carrier is used extensively by the Solar Auxilia – its rugged track assembly can transport support weaponry too heavy for an auxiliary to carry. The Rapier fulfils a number of battlefield roles in both attack and defence, and can be deployed alongside all manner of different force types, from vanguard exploration to full-scale planetary assault. Bring Out the Big Guns This multipart plastic kit builds 2 Rapier Carriers and 2 additional crew on foot, heavy support weapons for your Solar Auxilia armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. These mobile platforms allow you to support the implacable advance of your infantry formations while also being able to quickly redeploy as the tactical situation requires. Gear Up Your Gunners Each Rapier can be armed with either a 'Thudd Gun' quad launcher for taking out infantry formations or a mole mortar for attacking dug-in enemies and the vulnerable bottom armour of tanks. The crew on foot have interchangeable arms, including options carrying rifles, scopes, and a map. There are also options to carry extra ammunition for each weapon type. Rules for this unit can be found in the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Journal Tactica: The Battle for Tallarn – Part One supplement, available separately. Contents: – 198 plastic components – 2 Citadel 90mm by 52.5mm Oval Bases – 2 Citadel 25mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the May issue: WARHAMMER 40,000 Armageddon: A Planet at War Get your coat (and your gas mask), we're heading for Armageddon to take a look around. Temporal Distort: Commissar Yarrick We shine our temporal light on Commissar Yarrick, also known as Ol’ Bale Eye. Galactic War Hosts: Knights (Part 2) Remember all those wonderful Knights from April's issue? Well, we've got more of them! Escalating Conflict: Incursion Underway Escalate your army to new heights with this army-building article. Waaagh! Wazdakka The coolest Ork in all of Orkdom races in, pulls a wheelie, makes some doughnuts, and gets his very own biography. Battle Report: Armoured Breakthrough Ork Speed Freeks have a head-on collision with a column of armoured infantry. This can only end in absolute carnage. Da Baddest Bikeboss A Designers’ Notes/’Eavy Metal mash-up where we look at the new Wazdakka model. Paint Splatter: Boomdakka Snazzwagon Not the first ‘snazz’ in this contents page, but definitely the snazziest stage-by-stage painting guide in this issue. Joint Ops: Escape The Submersible A new Kill Team mission set in a sinking Ork sub. What could possibly go wrong? WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Arcane Inferno Do you know the colours of magic? Of course not, you can't see magic! But the Battlemages of the Collegiate Arcane can. Anvil of Apotheosis: Collegiate Battlemages Build a wizard, complete with spells, staffs, and snazzy robes. No squeaker, though. Arcane Duel Walk ten paces. Draw your wands. Turn to face your opponent. And… start zapping! It’s a magical mini-game. OTHER ARTICLES The Chronicles of Bain: Da Nasty Git Who is da nasty git? And what happens when they meet an ever nastier git in the concluding part of this serialised story? Access Granted Here you will find painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. Your Warhammer Models and letters sent in by our readers. Plus, one of the largest battles we've ever seen. Would you like to know more? Bunker Bingo Stuff wot the team has been working on. Also, we've lost one of the Dwarfers. But which one is it? The White Dwarf Round-Up Bit of the Month is back! Weapon of the Month is back! Shot of the Month is… new! It’s all the best stuff of the month in one neat package. Each copy of White Dwarf 524 also comes with: – 1 double-sided card featuring the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month – 1 Arcane Duel arena, along with 8 game cards -
Peasant levies are recruited from villages and towns, small settlements that lie outside the towering walls of Cathayan grand cities. These provincial troops are not as well-equipped as the professional armies of the empire, favouring simple weapons such as spears and bows, but they are far more numerous and no less well organised in battle. From the Field to the Front Line This multipart plastic kit builds 20 Peasant Levy infantry soldiers for your Armies of Grand Cathay in games of Warhammer: The Old World. Plentiful and well-disciplined, their value lies in their numbers more than their skill. The peasant soldiers can be equipped with your choice of warbows or long spears, making this a flexible kit that deserves a place in your armies. Customise Your Commonfolk The contents of this box can be assembled as 1 large unit of 20 warriors, or 2 smaller units of 10 warriors – each with their own optional musician, standard bearer, and champion, who can be equipped with a warbow or shield and has a choice of 2 heads. There are a number of interchangeable parts, which makes it easy to customise your warriors of wind and field. Interchangeable parts: – 24 bare heads (of 6 designs) – 24 straw hat heads (of 6 designs) – 20 straw hats (of 5 designs) – 20 arrow quivers (of 5 designs) Contents: – 298 plastic components – 20 Citadel 25mm Square Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
A Warhammer 40,000 Omnibus Lord Commissar Sebastian Yarrick is one of the foremost heroes of the Imperium, with a legend forged in the brutal crucible of battle on Armageddon. But his career didn't start there. This anthology will give you a full account of his rise to fame. With two full novels and seven short stories, there's a lot to cover. READ IT BECAUSE Few characters in the Imperium are as inspirational as Commissar Yarrick. Famed for his actions on Armageddon and his connection to Ghazghkull Thraka, you can now trace his evolution through stories that give an account of his many deeds. THE STORY In Imperial Creed, we meet a young Commissar Yarrick on his first real assignment. He quickly learns that in war, things are not always as they seem, and he must adapt to a rapidly evolving situation as loyalties are tested. The Pyres of Armageddon takes us to the world of Armageddon, where the largest ork horde seen for centuries has hit the hive world. As battle rages across the planet, Yarrick and his allies will not let Armageddon fall. In Chains of Golgotha, Commissar Yarrick tracks down Ghazghkull Thraka to the desolate world of Golgotha, leading an armoured company to destroy the beast. A Plague of Saints takes us to the barren world of Molossus. With the inquisition at his back and a ragged force of rebels before him, Yarrick must discover the cause of an uprising and bring it to an end. Thrown into battle alongside the charismatic but reckless Captain Marsec, Commissar Yarrick faces a tough decision in The Wreckage. Will he unleash the Emperor's judgement and risk damaging morale, or trust in Marsec's ability to lead? Evil Eye tells the tale of a tortured prisoner protected by a fellow captive on an ork warship. But what manner of man dares to stand up to a mighty ork? Only one man – Commissar Sebastian Yarrick. In The Gallows Saint, Commissar Yarrick deploys to Abydos to watch a great triumph in honour of the forces who liberated the world from the grip of the alien t'au. But when the planet's governor is assassinated, Yarrick is drawn into a political game with deadly consequences. Sacrificial tells of a young Yarrick and the Armageddon Steel Legion facing corrupted cultists on the planet Mistral. The collection is rounded out with Sarcophagus, as Yarrick is trapped in an overturned tank after being caught in a bombing run on Armageddon. He fights to escape and return to his forces, but as he emerges, he finds himself surrounded by foes. Contents – Imperial Creed (novel) – The Pyres of Armageddon (novel) – Chains of Golgotha (short story) – A Plague of Saints (short story) – The Wreckage (short story) – Evil Eye (short story) – The Gallows Saint (short story) – Sacrificial (short story) – Sarcophagus (short story) Written by David Annandale. -
Among the ruins of Embergard, the City of Ash, the clash of steel rings loud. Under the leadership of the daring Jorvan Kreel, hard-bitten Freeguild soldiers fight to secure supplies of magical emberstone – a vital resource in the war for the Mortal Realms. But the Shadows conceal danger – Skaven of the Clans Eshin, villainous ratmen who excel in assassination. With them comes the infamous Deathmaster Crixxit, who now has Kreel in his sights. The stage is set for a desperate clash in a dead city. Skirmish Battles in the Mortal Realms The stalwart Freeguild warriors of the Cities of Sigmar clash with the Skaven of the Clans Eshin, deadly assassins who lurk in the shadows of the ruined city. Take the plunge into Warhammer: Age of Sigmar with the City of Ash boxed set. It contains two full, balanced Spearhead armies, a board to play on, scenery pieces, and the books and cards you'll need to play fast-paced, action-packed games. This set contains 42 multipart plastic Citadel miniatures: Sentinels of Embergard – 1 Jorvan Kreel – 1 Thexa the Ash Panther – 1 Mallus Forgepriest – 5 Freeguild Gallants – 10 Freeguild Grenadiers Crixxit's Kill-Pack – 1 Deathmaster Crixxit – 1 Deathmaster – 10 Night Runners – 10 Gutter Runners – 2 Bomb Rats The miniatures in this box offer a degree of customisation. The Mallus Forgepriest includes a choice of 2 heads. One of the Freeguild Gallants can be built as an optional champion, and another as an optional standard bearer, who has a choice of 2 banner toppers. The kit includes 8 interchangeable weapons, 5 interchangeable shields, 3 interchangeable Gargoylian base decorations, and 12 interchangeable heads – 6 bare and 6 helmeted. Each of the Freeguild Grenadiers has a choice of 2 heads – helmeted or bare – and the champion can be armed with a pair of pistols or a pistol and a club. The Gutter Runners and Night Runners share a frame, so you can assemble them all the same or as 10 of each. One of the Night Runners can be assembled as an optional champion. The box also contains: – 1 72-page Warhammer Age of Sigmar Handbook – 1 24-page City of Ash Battlepack booklet – 1 double-sided folding game board – 36 Spearhead cards – 5 plastic relic objectives – 2 plastic ruined manor terrain features Contents: – 398 plastic components – 1 Citadel 40mm Round Base – 1 Citadel 25mm Round Base – 4 Citadel 32mm Round Bases – 39 Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases – 1 Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet The Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet features 410 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Hammerhal Aqsha, Hammerhal Ghyra, Tempest’s Eye, Vindicarum, The Living City, Misthåvn, Lethis, Excelsis, Hallowheart, Settler’s Gain, and Greywater Fastness symbols. There are also miscellaneous city and Sigmarite Cults markings, plus more, to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints The Deathmaster is currently available separately. The rest of the Cities of Sigmar and Skaven miniatures will be available separately at a later date. This box is only available while stocks last. -
Arkhan the Black is a master of necromantic magic and the most trusted servant of Nagash. Roiling clouds of deathly magic swirl about the skeletal form of the Mortarch of Sacrament as he rides to war upon his dread abyssal Razarak. At his side march rank upon rank of Mortek Guard and Morghast constructs. This loaded box is ideal for starting a new Ossiarch Bonereapers collection – or expanding an existing army – to crush the living in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. This large and impressive force is led by the legendary Arkhan the Black, Mortarch of Sacrament – a powerful wizard mounted on a massive dread abyssal. The bulk of the force is composed of Mortek Guard, stalwart line troops, while fast Morghast constructs add some serious hitting power to take on tough targets. A Mortisan Soulmason helps to empower nearby troops. This box is ideal for representing the Null Myriad Army of Renown, the rules for which are found in Death Battletome: Ossiarch Bonereapers, available separately. This boxed set builds 26 multipart plastic Ossiarch Bonereapers miniatures: – 1x Arkhan the Black, Mortarch of Sacrament (which can alternatively be built as Mannfred von Carstein, Mortarch of Night, or Neferata, Mortarch of Blood) – 1x Mortisan Soulmason – 2x Morghast Archai (which can alternatively be built as Morghast Harbingers) – 2x Morghast Harbingers (which can alternatively be built as Morghast Archai) – 20x Mortek Guard The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. The Morghast Archai and Morghast Harbingers share the same frames, allowing you to build them as a mix of the two or all of one type. Each of these flying constructs can be armed with a halberd or a pair of swords – there are eight halberd blades (of four designs) to choose from, and eight pairs of swords (of four designs). The Mortek Guard include parts to build up to two optional champions, each with a choice of two heads and either a double-handed sword, or a sword and shield. There are also parts to build up to two optional standard bearers, each with a choice of two heads and two banner toppers. Each of the Mortek Guard can be armed with a nadirite sword or spear, and the heads, shields, and weapons are interchangeable across the unit. This kit comprises 414 plastic components, 1x Citadel 120mm by 92mm Oval Base, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 20x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 4x Citadel 60mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. This boxed set is only available while stocks last. -
Commissar Sebastian Yarrick inspires the common soldiery as few champions of the Imperium are able. He can also tear through his enemies, delivering thunderous blows with his trophy power klaw, mowing them down with his storm bolter, and delivering laser blasts from his ocular augmetic, the so-called Bale Eye. The Hero of Hades Hive This multipart plastic kit builds Commissar Yarrick, one of the most famous heroes of the Imperium, for your Astra Militarum armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. The fabled Commissar is a paragon of grit and determination, acting as an example to the beleaguered forces defending Armageddon and beyond. This inspirational leader will ensure your force can rip victory from the jaws of defeat, whether you are battling the Orks or any of Humanity’s enemies. The characterful miniature tells Yarrick’s story – the power klaw he tore from the arm of an Ork warboss, the bionic eye that shoots lasers, and the augmetics added by the Space Wolves so he can continue to serve the Emperor. Contents: – 20 plastic components – 1 Citadel 32mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Commissar Graves and her retinue demand absolute loyalty and devotion to duty. They're cold-eyed killers, always ready to execute soldiers for any perceived failing. Riding to battle atop her modified Centaur RSV,Vigilance, Graves readily intercepts and countermands orders she considers cowardly, while acting as a figurehead of fear and inspiration. The Iron Gauntlet of Armageddon This multipart plastic kit builds Commissar Graves mounted atop her custom Centaur RSV and on foot for your Astra Militarum armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. On her transport, Graves can keep up with even the most mobile army. Atop Vigilance, Graves and her Right Hand are capable of taking down enemies with a castigator gatling cannon, pintle-mounted heavy stubbers, a power sword, and the power gauntlet Manus Mortis. On foot, Graves inspires masses of infantry and holds her own armed with a bolt pistol, power sword, and Manus Mortis. Vigilance makes for an impressive centrepiece miniature, packed with details that will stand out even in an army filled with tanks and other vehicles. One of the Right Hand – the squad that accompanies Graves – has the choice of 2 different heads, offering a degree of customisation for your mighty war machine. Contents: – 76 plastic components – 1 Citadel 32mm Round Base – 1 Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 475 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Cadian symbols, along with numerals and other markings to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Ynigoh Kroyle, a radical Inquisitor of the Ordo Xenos, is a consummate hunter of alien monstrosities. From atop his subjugated Garralisk steed, Kroyle stalks and engages xenos prey, bringing even the most formidable targets down with venom-laced shots from his Jindarii tox-cycler. Hunter of Nightmares This multipart plastic kit builds Inquisitor Kroyle, a master huntsman for your Imperial Agents armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This merciless Inquisitor is more than willing to use the tools of his enemies against them – acquiring examples of alien technology for his own. He is especially suited to bringing down the largest prey, using his xenotech rifle to strike them down from afar, while he rides his Garralisk – believed to be the last of its kind – into position to get the perfect shot. The kit includes 2 heads for Kroyle – helmeted and bare – and 2 heads for his mount – wearing its full compliance hood or with its jaws free, ready to attack. Contents: – 36 plastic components – 1 Citadel 60mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints Rules for using this miniature in your games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
Intranzia Fraye rides into battle atop her Throne of Blame, smiting the unclean while bellowing vox-amplified condemnations. Enemies singled out for her judgement become the focus of her sisters' ire, the Adepta Sororitas striving furiously to purge these heretics lest they themselves be judged and punished by their intolerant Dogmata Superior. Wield Fanaticism as a Weapon This multipart plastic kit builds Intranzia Fraye, a severe and powerful leader for your Adepta Sororitas armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Riding the Throne of Blame – a clanking walker armed with heavy bolters, heavy flamers, and a melta missile array – she judges the battlefield. When things get up close and personal, she puts her Mace of Saint Praxedes to good use, smiting the foes of the Imperium. This imposing miniature makes a fantastic centrepiece for your collection, offering a fresh challenge for painters. The kit includes a choice of 2 heads – bare or helmeted – offering a degree of customisation for the Dogmata Superior of the Order of Our Martyred Lady. Contents: – 55 plastic components – 1 Citadel 60mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints Rules for using this miniature in your games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
Wazdakka Gutsmek thunders into battle astride the colossal Big Revva, grinning with lunatic glee as the wind screams around him and his enemies scatter in dismay. He is the leader of a massive Speedwaaagh! who lend their strength to Ghazghkull’s Great Waaagh! on Armageddon. Bad Ork Bikeboss This multipart plastic kit builds Wazdakka Gutsmek, a bike-riding warboss for your Orks armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This dynamic miniature will look amazing riding at the head of your force, especially if you favour a lot of fast, aggressive, and noisy units. Gutsmek asks just one thing of the Boyz that follow in his wake – can they keep up? It's Kustom or it's Nuffin' Big Revva, Gutsmek’s kustom warbike, is equipped with a psyko-gatler that can scrap even heavy infantry, and a throttlerokkit shokka engine. Wazdakka himself is armed with the grabba dragga, a unique snagga klaw he uses to drag enemies behind him, and is accompanied by Fixit da Grot, who keeps the warbike in tip-top shape. The kit comes with an optional shockwave – with a blast ring and smoke effects – that can be attached to the rear of the warbike, to show off its power. Contents: – 51 plastic components – 1 Citadel 120mm by 92mm Oval Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints Rules for using this miniature in your games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
When the Daughters of Khaine march to war, their wizards and priestesses can conjure blood and shadow into dangerous magicks to harry their foes. The Bloodwrack Viper is an enormous serpent formed from boiling blood, a manifestation of hatred and bitterness that binds its prey into a crushing embrace before squeezing so forcefully that the victim explodes in a shower of gore. Carried through the air by a tempest of blood, the Bladewind carves a bloody path through anything in its way, slicing through armour with unnatural ease to get to the flesh and blood beneath. The most devout of Khaine's priestesses can summon a manifestation of his Iron Heart, a blood-dripping icon that burns with supernatural rage. Those bathed in its wrathful aura continue to fight and kill even when stricken with mortal wounds. The Daughters of Khaine endless spells offer diverse and powerful tactical options to your army, designed to slay your foes and offer helpful boons to your own units. This set contains models for all two endless spells and an Invocation of Khaine, two of which can be cast by your wizards, while the third can be summoned by priestesses. This 42-piece kit builds three miniatures for Daughters of Khaine armies: – Bloodwrack Viper – Bladewind – Heart of Fury This kit also includes a 100mm round base and two 50mm round bases. Warscrolls for these models can be found in Battletome: Daughters of Khaine. -
The Blood Stalkers are Morathi’s elite archers, a venomous guard who rain death from afar. Each bears a heartseeker bow, a weapon carved from the wood of the sentient ashdusk tree. The arrows loosed by such bows are bloodseekers. shafts blessed by the Queen and imbued with the same enchantments as those that guide Morathi’s own spear, Heartrender. With uncanny accuracy, these missiles streak across the battlefield to pierce their targets through the heart. In close combat, Blood Stalkers wield scianlar, long daggers forged to absorb the energies from enemies’ vital organs. These are no gore offerings to Khaine, but tributes destined to strengthen the Melusai’s true master, Morathi. This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble 5 Blood Stalkers. The first thing you’re likely to notice about these miniatures is their legs, or rather their lack – reshaped in the image of their creator Morathi, everything below their torso has been reshaped into that of a sinister, twisted serpent. Above the this they feature metal waist pieces with attached sashes, and armoured breastplates. The Blood Stalkers feature open-face masks, giving them better peripheral vision and tracking abilities essential to their role as archers – as a nod to their abilities in close combat, each model also carries a sacrificial knife, a scianlar, on their waists. You have the option to build 1 model as a Krone, the unit leader: she can be distinguished by her unique heartseeker bow, modelled with serpentine heads at each end of the handle. The Melusai Blood Stalkers come as 100 components, and are supplied with 5 Citadel 40mm Round bases. This kit can optionally be used to assemble 5 Melusai Blood Sisters. -
The Melusai Ironscales are crafted from the souls of aelves that blaze brightest with the need for revenge. They serve Morathi as elite warleaders among the Scáthborn and are terrifying martial champions in their own right. This multipart plastic kit builds one Melusai Ironscale, a cruel leader for your Daughters of Khaine armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This is a creature born to kill – woven from hate and shadow magic, destined to serve at the forefront of Morathi‑Khaine’s wars, and an ideal addition to any aggressive force. They excel at leading Blood Sisters and Blood Stalkers, inspiring them to even greater acts of violence, while reaping their own grievous harvest with their powerful keldrisaíth weapon. This kit comprises 20 plastic components and 1 Citadel 40mm Round Base. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Caladius Grav-tank provides the Legio Custodes with a mobile, protected platform upon which to mount one of the heaviest elements of their arsenal – a twin Iliastus accelerator cannon. With this fusion of advanced systems and weapons, the Caladius is perhaps the most powerful battleline armoured unit of its size in the Imperium’s forces. Punish the Enemies of the Imperium This multipart plastic kit builds one Caladius Grav-tank, a swift, powerful tank for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Equipped with a turret-mounted twin Iliastus accelerator cannon, it can punch holes in enemy transports and lighter tanks, while leaving power-armoured foes as little more than red smears on the battlefield. Combined with a fast and well-armoured chassis, this tank can turn the tide of battle in your favour. Its sleek design and antigrav technology make it stand out from the tracked vehicles used by the Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia, and it has a choice of hull-mounted weapon – either an infantry-slaying twin lastrum bolt cannon or a horde-clearing twin neutronium cascade projector. Contents: – 111 plastic components – 1 Citadel 150mm by 95mm Oval Base – 1 Custodes Vehicle Flight Stem – 1 Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 210 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Custodian symbols, text for locations of great battles, and more to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
The Caladius Annihilator Grav-tank provides the Legio Custodes with a mobile, protected platform upon which to mount one of the heaviest elements of their arsenal – a twin Arachnus blaze carronade. With this fusion of advanced systems and weapons, the Caladius Annihilator is perhaps the most powerful battleline armoured unit of its size in the Imperium’s forces. Annihilate Heavy Infantry This multipart plastic kit builds one Caladius Annihilator Grav-tank, a swift, powerful tank for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Equipped with a turret-mounted twin Arachnus blaze carronade, it can shred even power-armoured infantry in an instant, making for a potent addition to your heavy arsenal. Combined with a fast and well-armoured chassis, this tank can turn the tide of battle in your favour. Its sleek design and antigrav technology make it stand out from the tracked vehicles used by the Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia, and it has a choice of hull-mounted weapon – either an infantry-slaying twin lastrum bolt cannon or a horde-clearing twin neutronium cascade projector. Contents: – 116 plastic components – 1 Citadel 150mm by 95mm Oval Base – 1 Custodes Vehicle Flight Stem – 1 Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 210 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Custodian symbols, text for locations of great battles, and more to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
The Custodian Guard are terrifyingly potent fighters – stronger, faster and more resilient than even Space Marines. Clad in uniquely alloyed armour and armed with lethal guardian spears, they are both living symbols of the Emperor’s authority and unrivalled warriors. Guardians of the Golden Throne This multipart plastic kit builds 6 Custodian Guards, the pinnacle of genecrafted warriors for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Armed with the iconic guardian spear, they can unleash a barrage of bolts before expertly delivering the coup de grâce. Fast and deadly, they excel at marching across the battlefield to claim crucial objectives from any Traitors foolish enough to stand in their way. In Auramite Clad Each Custodian Guard is lavished in details, including sculpted iconography and filigree, giving them the ornate appearance you’d expect from the Emperor’s bodyguards. One of the Custodian Guards can optionally replace their guardian spear with a magisterium vexilla. The kit also includes 23 interchangeable heads – 12 helmeted and 11 bare – and 6 plumes that are interchangeable across the helmets, making it easy to customise your legendary warriors. Contents: – 128 plastic components – 6 Citadel 40mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
The role of Custodian Venatari is a high honour among their Legio and is reserved for those who have proven themselves successful in the Blood Games. Their domain resides among the rooftops and spires of the Imperial Palace and in the skies above any Custodian assault, overseeing and assessing potential threats below before swooping into a killing dive. Strike From the Skies This multipart plastic kit builds 6 Venatari, elite airborne infantry for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Held aloft on their Custodian jump harnesses, they fly over the battlefield, hunting their targets. Armed with advanced archaeotech weapons, these swift killers excel at using their speed to take out isolated enemy targets. Hunt in Style Each member of the unit can be equipped with either a tarsus buckler and brutal kinetic destroyer to slay the Emperor’s enemies from afar, or a verutum lance to strike down foes in close combat. They can each take an optional neutronium cascade mine to destroy vehicles at the molecular level, and 2 Ventari can be assembled carrying these baleful devices in their hands. There are also a number of interchangeable parts, which make it easy to customise your swooping predators. Interchangeable parts: – 10 heads (of 5 designs) – 6 tarsus bucklers (of 3 designs) – 8 Custodian jump harnesses (of 3 designs) – 12 left shoulder pads (of 2 designs) – 12 right shoulder pads (of 2 designs) Contents: – 196 plastic components – 6 Citadel 40mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Shield Captains are warriors of consummate and superhuman ability, rare insight, acumen, and knowledge. Afforded the finest of the Imperium’s arms, each of these legendary fighters commands the Legio Custodes against all manner of threats – they bear the might and power of the Legio, manifested in a single indomitable warrior. An Exemplar of Terra’s Might This multipart plastic kit builds one Shield Captain, an exemplary warrior and strategist for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. They are clad in the finest armour and lavished in details, including sculpted iconography and filigree, giving an ornate appearance. This leader is equipped with a praesidium shield and an eternity blade, which is both a mark of office and a deadly weapon. The miniature comes with a choice of 2 heads – helmeted and bare – offering a degree of customisation for your mighty leader. This miniature can be used to represent a Tribune – a mighty leader held in immense esteem by their fellow Custodians. Contents: – 24 plastic components – 1 Citadel 40mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Sentinel Guard Sodalities are deployed to protect emissaries on hazardous ground and hold defensive positions against the most grievous onslaught. They are outfitted with energy field-reinforced ‘praesidium’ shields – a precursor to the Legiones Astartes’ storm shields – capable of resisting the heaviest weapons fire. In spite of this protective role, the physical prowess of each Custodian, and the peerless wargear with which they are outfitted, also affords the Sentinel Guard the mobility to perform far more aggressive functions in open battle, where their resilience makes them formidable linebreakers. Peerless in Defence This multipart plastic kit builds 6 Sentinel Guards, elite bodyguards for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Armed with sentinel warblades, misericordia, and praesidium shields, they are well protected without sacrificing offensive capabilities. No Traitor can withstand a dedicated assault from these superlative warriors as they wade through waves of small-arms fire before lashing out with their own bolts and blades. In Auramite Clad Each Sentinel Guard is lavished in details, including sculpted iconography and filigree, giving them the ornate appearance you’d expect from the Emperor’s bodyguards. One miniature can be built as an optional Sentinel Vexillarius, exchanging their praesidium shield for a magisterium vexilla. They can also be assembled with either their sentinel warblade or misericordia in their left hand. The kit also includes 13 interchangeable heads – 6 helmeted and 7 bare – 6 plumes that are interchangeable across the helmets, and 6 interchangeable shields, making it easy to customise your legendary warriors. Contents: – 125 plastic components – 6 Citadel 40mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
The Dreadnoughts of the Legio Custodes are advanced, beautiful machines that wed phenomenal strength and speed with the interred warrior’s own unmatched martial skill. In those isolated cases where a Custodian has sustained irrevocable harm with their mind intact, internment within the cold and unyielding body of a Dreadnought is assured, for no Custodian would tolerate an end to their service short of death. A Gleaming God of War This multipart plastic kit builds one Custodian Dreadnought, a mighty war machine for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. They excel in melee, where the machine's power is combined with the interned Custodian's ability to create an almost unstoppable team. On the front lines, in the thick of the fighting, these gleaming walkers can turn the tide of any battle in your favour. Customise Your Dreadnought The stunningly detailed Contemptor Dreadnought can be built in one of 2 configurations – the dreadspear-armed Achillus, or the Galatus, equipped with a warblade and a Gravis praesidium shield. Both patterns are highly poseable. The Achillus has a choice of 2 spear heads, can be armed with a lastrum storm bolter, infernus incinerator, or Adrathic combi-destructor on each arm, and has the option of a closed or open left hand. There are also lots of cosmetic options, including 2 helmet facemasks, 2 helmet tops, 2 sculpted shoulder pad decorations, 2 chest decorations, and optional pteruges, making it easy to customise your devastating walker. Contents: – 162 plastic components – 1 Citadel 60mm Round Base – 1 Legio Custodes Dreadnought Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Legio Custodes Dreadnought Transfer Sheet features 165 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Custodian symbols, text for locations of great battles, and more to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
The Coronus Grav-carrier grants the Legio Custodes a degree of speed and agility unmatched by the grinding armour of the Imperium’s other hosts, allowing them to deploy, redeploy, and evade without risk of being pinned down by enemy troops or hazardous terrain. They are both the primary transport for the Sodalities of the Legio and the template upon which several other grav-craft are based. Advanced Protection and Fire Support This multipart plastic kit builds one Coronus Grav-carrier, a well-armoured troop transport for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Capable of quickly ushering your elite warriors safely to the frontline through heavy firepower, it's a crucial asset for any rapid assault force. Its primary weapon is a turret-mounted twin Arachnus blaze cannon, allowing it to provide fire support to its passengers after they’ve disembarked. Its sleek design and antigrav technology make it stand out from the tracked vehicles used by the Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia, and it has a choice of hull-mounted weapon – either an infantry-slaying twin lastrum bolt cannon or a horde-clearing twin neutronium cascade projector. Contents: – 130 plastic components – 1 Citadel 170mm by 109mm Oval Base – 1 Custodes Vehicle Flight Stem – 1 Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 210 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Custodian symbols, text for locations of great battles, and more to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
A Horus Heresy Novel Zardu Layak is destined to change the galaxy forever, but there's something he must do first. As the echoes of his past surround him on the forgotten world of Helwain, the Word Bearer must reckon with the question that turned his Legion from the Emperor. READ IT BECAUSE Follow the notorious Crimson Apostle of the Word Bearers as he faces a challenge unlike any he has seen before. Does he have what it takes to assume his rightful place in the Legion, or will he break under the pressure before he can fulfil his destiny? THE STORY Zardu Layak is not mad. He has been chosen by the gods. After receiving visions of his father, Lorgar, in his dreams, the Word Bearer now understands the truth – in the war to come, he is destined to set the stage, open the way, and change the galaxy forever. But he is not yet ready. First, he must travel to the forgotten world of Helwain to seek out the Anakatis blades, weapons of terrible power that will give him the strength required to walk the path to glory. Yet Helwain is also home to ghosts, and as the echoes of Layak’s past weakness surround him, he must reckon with the question that turned his Legion from the Emperor: what if the truth is a lie? Written by Rich McCormick. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Novel The Reliquant at Arms is given a holy mission to return a sacred relic of the Adepta Sororitas to its rightful place. After the forces of Chaos foil her plans, she pledges herself to vengeance – but her chosen mission might be more than she can handle. READ IT BECAUSE It's a chance to witness the faith and fury of the Adepta Sororitas pitted against the forces of Nurgle, the Plague God! Learn more about one of their legendary warriors, how they fight, and what sacrifices they're willing to make in the name of the God-Emperor. THE STORY Aestred Thurga is the Reliquant at Arms, a holy warrior tasked with defending the relics of the Imperium. While returning the legendary Sword of Saarim to its rightful place upon the necropolis world of Katerah, Aestred is ambushed by a cult of the Plague God that steals the blade for themselves. Horrified at her defeat, she plunges herself and her Adepta Sororitas companions into a brutal battle against the forces of Chaos that overwhelm the planet from within, in order to reclaim both the relic and her honour. But when the billions of heroes laid to rest on Katerah begin to rise from their graves, Aestred must choose whether it is more important to defend the Imperium’s people or protect its history, and is confronted with an awful truth – sometimes, a Sister can fail her mission. Written by Danie Ware. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Anthology The Imperium is at war – with xenos, the servants of Chaos, and worse. Warriors, both human and post-human, fight on far-flung battlefields with no end in sight, selling their lives dearly for the sprawling domain of Humanity to hold on for just a moment longer. This collection of short stories and a novella tells just a fraction of their tales. READ IT BECAUSE This anthology features stories from some of Black Library’s most beloved authors, including Dan Abnett, Guy Haley, and Mike Brooks. The collection is packed with action, featuring fan-favourite characters like Commissar Yarrick and popular factions like the Black Templars, orks, Astra Militarum, and Space Wolves. THE STORIES Ancient enemies, powerful foes – where the orks and the Imperium collide, there is only war. The Black Templars stand against destruction, and Astra Militarum soldiers fight for survival on Hive World Armageddon. The orks contend with the costs of their outlandish schemes and bold quests for power. While they delight in their search for the next big fight, the Green Tide is just one of the many perils the Imperium faces in a brutal galaxy. In the darkness, the Ruinous Powers threaten disaster, and an inquisitor must reckon with a dangerous secret of the Space Wolves. Contents: – Ork Hunter (short story) by Dan Abnett – Wulfen (short story) by Chris Wraight – The Glorious Tomb (short story) by Guy Haley – Packin' Heat (short story) by Mike Brooks – Road Rage (short story) by Mike Brooks – Mad Dok (short story) by Nate Crowley – Blood Rite (novella) by Rachel Harrison – It Bleeds (short story) by David Guymer – The Price of Morkai (short story) by Marc Collins – Consecrated Ground (short story) by Steven B Fischer – Hell Fist (short story) by Justin Woolley – Sarcophagus (short story) by David Annandale -
A Warhammer 40,000 Anthology The Battle Sisters of the Adepta Sororitas are true exemplars of the Imperial Creed, purging the enemies of the God-Emperor with unshakeable faith and fury. This anthology, combining two novellas and five short stories, chronicles their epic deeds and valiant sacrifices. READ IT BECAUSE There are few tales more inspiring than those of the Sisters of Battle – driven by faith and sisterhood, they rush into battle when others flee, never hesitating to do their duty. These stories from fan-favourite authors and writers new to Black Library will stoke the fires of your faith in the God-Emperor. THE STORY In the novella Paragon of Faith, Sister Aenor leads a squad of indomitable Paragon Warsuits in the desperate defence of a sacred pilgrimage world as a hidden menace boils from below. With the planet crumbling around her, Aenor must contend with crippling self-doubt, as well as the innumerable cultist hordes. In Saint’s Judgement, Sister Hospitaller Docia contends with a different but no less insidious threat – a deadly plague that corrupts mind, body and soul. Conflict soon envelopes her infirmary, its corridors becoming battlefields as Docia draws ever closer to a cure that will purify and push back the infected tide. In the short story Infernal Motives, Aveline leads a unit of skitarii into a sprawling factorum complex, only to realise that the neverborn she seeks is a monstrous daemon engine. Trapped inside, Aveline must fight the machinery of the arcane building and destroy the evil at its centre – before the daemon factorum can begin making more of its infernal kind. Sister Wulfryth must learn humility and cooperation by working with an Astra Militarum soldier in Our Lady of the Voyage. They take on a vital mission to recover a missing preacher and a sacred relic – but what if they don't want to be recovered? The short story Joy of the Martyr features sisters of the Order of Our Martyred Lady who have been dispatched to retake and cleanse a millennia-old shrine on the planet Unguria. As they approach the ancient site, they soon realise that all is not as it appears. In Redemption Through Blood, Sister Marcella of the Order of the Bloody Rose struggles to hone her anger as a weapon. During an engagement with the enemy, her senses are dulled by the vicious hatred she fosters, and she does not hear the orders of her Sister Superior. Under the command of zealous Inquisitor Serantia of the Ordo Hereticus, Canoness Commander Florelia and her sisters fight with all they have to reclaim a world lost to the sacrilegious worship of a false Emperor in the short story The Fires of Our Faith. CONTENTS – Paragon of Faith (novella), by Amanda Bridgeman – Saint's Judgement (novella), by Ness Brown – Infernal Motives (short story), by Jude Reid – Our Lady of the Voyage (short story), by Kate Flack – Joy of the Martyr (short story), by Ness Brown – Redemption Through Blood (short story), by John Sollitto – The Fires of Our Faith (short story), by Nicholas Werner -
White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the April issue: WARHAMMER 40,000 Tapestry of Honour Knightly heraldry can be a complex topic, but luckily for you, we've prepared an in-depth primer! Yes, this will all be on the exam. Galactic War Hosts: Knightly Crusade – Part 1 A cavalcade of Knights, both Chaotic and Imperial, brought to you by hard-working Sacristans from across the Warhammer Studio. Titanic Duel Get ready for a super-heavyweight bout, as our new mini-game sees Knight pitted against Knight in a one-on-one battle for supremacy! Daemon Forged The Defiler is reborn! Showing off the all-new infernal engine and chatting with the evil geniuses (or 'designers') who made it. Iron Within Not a fan of kitbashing? We reckon you'll be converted (heh) after you see this incredible army of Iron Warriors. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Tower of Blades Learn all about the deadly trials of Draichi Ganeth – and then face them yourself in yet another mini-game! Don't we spoil you? A Tale of Four Warlords As the warlords venture deeper into Thyria, they discover a new pastime: magical football. It's much more serious than it sounds. Hobby Hangout Andrew shares his new passion for re-wilding with a guide to creating battlefield terrain reclaimed by nature. OTHER ARTICLES The Chronicles of Bain: A Life That Matters In the latest instalment of Bain's tale, an extraction mission becomes a race for survival. But whose life is really worth saving? Access Granted Here you will find painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. Your Warhammer Models, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus, a Minotaur on tour and some very helpful Nurglings. Small Miniatures, Big Impact Shining a spotlight on the amazing work of Models for Heroes and their members' recent exhibition in Warhammer World. Bunker Bingo Tiny Knights! Funny robot noises! Accusations of hat theft! Just another normal Bunker Bingo. Each copy of White Dwarf 523 also comes with: – 1 double-sided card featuring the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month – 2 double-sided reference cards for the Titanic Duel mini-game -
Mutilators change their grotesque, warp-saturated forms at will, sprouting monstrously oversized close combat weapons and mutant siege appendages depending on the foes they face. Bursting amidst coruscating teleportation flares with metallic roars, the hulking brutes charge headlong into their shocked victims to butcher everything within arm's reach. Monstrously Mutated Killers This multipart plastic kit builds 3 Mutilators, living battering rams for your Chaos Space Marines armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. They have an irrepressible need for slaughter that can only be sated in close combat. Mutilators can manifest corrupted versions of weapons – the gruesome sound of splintered bone and squelching flesh is accompanied by a cacophony of whirrs and clanks as chainblades and spiked mauls morph into being at the end of hideously muscular arms. With their newly formed weapons held aloft, they are ideal to lead your crushing charges. Malice Made Manifest Clad in twisted Terminator armour, they are now mutated beyond recognition with twisted flesh and horns bursting from seams in their once-noble plate. Their limbs terminate in wild clusters of horrific fleshmetal weapons, including heavy maces and massive power claws. The weapons themselves are interchangeable across the unit, making it easy to customise your line-breaking shock troops. Contents: – 47 plastic components – 3 Citadel 50mm Round Bases – 1 Chaos Space Marines Infantry Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Chaos Space Marines Infantry Transfer Sheet features 569 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Black Legion, Word Bearers, Alpha Legion, Night Lords, and Iron Warriors symbols, along with other Chaos markings to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Imperial Knights stride into battle as gods of war, mighty machines fused with the skill and experience of proud warriors. They wield entire arsenals of weapons, some capable of all but erasing their foes from the battlefield. To face them is to face the terror of war at its most extreme. Knights of Legend This boxed set is ideal for starting a new Imperial Knights collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. Two Armiger-class Knights scout ahead, fast and agile. Though smaller than other classes of Knight, they're still devastating war machines in their own right. The star of the show is a massive Knight Valiant, which can alternatively be built as a Knight Castellan – these colossal suits tower over the battlefield. They are ideal for representing a Freeblade Company Detachment – the rules for which are found in Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Detachments, available separately, and also on the Warhammer Community website. This boxed set builds 3 multipart plastic Imperial Knights miniatures: – 1 Knight Valiant (which can alternatively be built as a Knight Castellan) – 2 Armiger Warglaives (which can alternatively be built as Armiger Helverins) The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. The Knight Valiant can alternatively be built as a Knight Castellan. They have the following weapon options: – Knight Castellan: 1 plasma decimator, 1 volcano lance, and either 2 shieldbreaker missile launchers and 1 twin siegebreaker cannon, or 1 shieldbreaker missile launcher and 2 twin siegebreaker cannons – Knight Valiant: 1 conflagration cannon, 1 thundercoil harpoon, and either 2 shieldbreaker missile launchers and 1 twin siegebreaker cannon, or 1 shieldbreaker missile launcher and 2 twin siegebreaker cannons The Armiger Warglaives each have a choice of leg armour and face-plates, and can alternatively be built as Armiger Helverins. They have the following weapon options: – Armiger Helverin: 2 Armiger autocannons, and either 1 Questoris heavy stubber or 1 meltagun – Armiger Warglaive: 1 thermal spear, 1 reaper chain-cleaver, and either 1 Questoris heavy stubber or 1 meltagun Contents: – 320 plastic components – 1 Citadel 170mm by 109mm Oval Base – 2 Citadel 100mm Round Bases – 1 Imperial Knights Transfer Sheet – 1 Imperial Knights Armiger Transfer Sheet – 2 construction guides The Imperial Knights Transfer Sheet features 583 high-quality waterslide transfers. The Imperial Knights Armiger Transfer Sheet features 277 high-quality waterslide transfers. These sheets include decals for Knight Households Terryn, Hawkshroud, Cadmus, Taranis, and Raven, alongside several miscellaneous markings such as identification symbols, battle honours, and maker's marks. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints This boxed set is only available while stocks last. -
The Knight Destrier is agile and fleet-footed. Employing rocket thrusters, skilled pilots are able to lend greater speed to their charge, tearing into the foe with thundershock spears or reaper chainswords before mowing down what remains of their enemies with hails of chastiser gatling rounds or explosive munitions from their frag bombards. Fleet of Foot and Sharp of Blade This multipart plastic kit builds one Knight Destrier, a swift walker for your Imperial Knights armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Standing at 170mm, they’re taller than an Armiger but smaller than a Questoris-class Knight. Aggressive, agile, and well-suited to engaging the enemy at close quarters, they can tie up key assets while the rest of your force stomps forward with impunity. Noble Adaptations There are 2 straightforward poses for the legs, and an advanced option for more experienced Warhammer hobbyists. The kit includes 3 different face masks, and the hatch can be built closed or open, showing off the detailed interior and pilot. It can be armed with either a multi-barrelled heavy calibre chastiser gatling cannon to sweep aside infantry, or an explosive shell-firing frag bombard. To accompany this is an oversized rocket-assisted thundershock spear to punch clean through reinforced armour, or a versatile reaper chainsword to scythe through hordes or gut monstrous creatures with a single blow. These weapons can be mounted on either arm, making it easy to customise your devastating war machine, and the thundershock spear has 2 assembly options. Contents: – 189 plastic components – 1 Citadel 150mm by 95mm Oval Base – 1 Imperial Knights Bellatus Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Imperial Knights Bellatus Transfer Sheet features 351 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include House Terryn, House Hawkshroud, House Cadmus, House Taranis, and House Raven symbols, along with skulls, numerals, and more to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints Rules for using this miniature in your games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website.
