Wave two for the Cult Mechanicus release is here. Checkout the new offerings.
The new Kataphron kit is not only affordable for a Games Workshop kit, but has THREE unique sprues to boot!
Adeptus Mechanicus Kataphron Battle Servitors – Destroyers/Breachers $58
DestroyersCompletely severed from concepts such as ethics, morality, or even thought, the Kataphron Destroyer is nothing more than a living weapon, wielded by Tech-Priests to further the data-hungry march of the Machine God’s chosen emissaries. Absolutely covered in incredibly powerful weaponry, the Kataphron Destroyers are the Adeptus Mechanicus’ scorched earth policy – nothing will be left of their targets but molten sludge.Almost entirely cybernetic, the Kataphron Destroyers feature three interchangeable heads, three servitor assemblies, three interchangeable exhausts and a HUGE array of weapons: arc rifles, torsion cannons, arc claws, hydraulic claws, plasma culverin assemblies, heavy grav cannon assemblies, phosphor blaster assemblies and three cognis flamer assemblies. Twenty-four weapon options in total!
Breachers
Much larger and far more powerful than the servitors used by the rest of the Imperium, Kataphron Breachers are not so much born as assembled. Fulfilling the role of living shield and battering ram, they are used by Tech-Priests to smash apart enemy lines and fortifications on their insatiable quest for technology to assimilate. Utterly deadly at close-quarters, their heavily-armoured torsos and covered tracks carve a brutal swathe through anything in their path.These miniatures truly capture the techno-centric nature of the Adeptus Mechanicus; only half a head and a part of their torso remains human. Included are three track assemblies(with optional armour and mud guards for Breachers), three sets of Breacher heads and torso armour, three interchangeable exhausts and a HUGE array of weapons: arc rifles, torsion cannons, arc claws, hydraulic claws, plasma culverin assemblies, heavy grav cannon assemblies, phosphor blaster assemblies and three cognis flamer assemblies. Twenty-four weapon options in total!This multi-part plastic kit contains an impressive 157 components, with which you can make three Adeptus Mechanicus Battle Servitors, either Kataphron Destroyers or Kataphron Breachers. Supplied are three Citadel 60mm Round Bases.
Adeptus Mechanicus Kataphron Battle Servitors Web Bundle
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Kataphron Breachers – the name says it all. These are little more than barely-sentient bulldozers, sent into battle by the Tech-Priests to smash their way into fortresses, rumble over squadrons of footsoldiers and dismantle the enemies’ battle lines with brutal, insistent power.
Kataphron Destroyers – their name also says it all. A tracked behemoth bristling with incredible weaponry, the Kataphron Destroyers are kept a little further back, aiding the Cult Mechanicus by relentlessly pouring firepower into their foes.
This bundle allows you to build three Kataphron Breachers and three Kataphron Destroyers; order all six into the fray to crush all before them!
The fat lady has not sang for the Cult Mechanicus yet folks. There is plenty more still on the way.
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