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The Isstavan Trilogy: £210
This set collects together the three books of the Isstvan Trilogy: The Horus Heresy Volume One – Betrayal, The Horus Heresy Volume Two – Massacre and The Horus Heresy Volume Three – Extermination.
Legion Fellblade: £170
Based upon the same STC data as the Baneblade and Deathhammer super-heavy tanks, which are a mainstay of the vast brigades of the Imperial Army, the Fellblade is a more advanced variant that first saw widespread service with the Legiones Astartes in the last decades of the Great Crusade.
It is most noted for its use of Mechanicum atomantic arc-reactor technology and a reinforced metaplas alloy chassis superior even to that of the Baneblade, alongside an advanced accelerator cannon as its primary armament. These systems are all fruits of Dark Age technologies rediscovered and restored to humanity shortly before the nightmare of the Horus Heresy.
The mighty Space Marine Fellblade is a huge multi-part resin and plastic kit. Please note that the doors used on the hull for this model are Space Marine Rhino sized side doors
Cerastus Knight-Lancer: £175
The Cerastus Knight-Lancer is a first strike weapon, attuned to rapid assault tactics and lethal outflanking charges against a foe. It is justly renowned for its speed and its power, as well as for the temperamental and restive nature of the machine-spirits which dwell as anima within its colossal frame.
Because of this reputation, the most impetuous and glory-hungry of the Knight Households are driven to bond with these war machines, their own souls a match for the fury caged within their mounts. The greatest of these pairings will go on to create martial legends among their lineage, while for those whose temper cannot fully master that of their Knight-engine or whose own lust for glory might see valour outweigh caution on the battlefield, their triumphs are likely to blaze brightly, if briefly, in the chronicles of their Households.
The Cerastus Knight-Lancer is a complete multi-part resin kit. You can also see Daren talking about the making of the Knight-Lancer on our visual feed. Rules for using the Cerastus Knight-Lancer for us in Warhammer 40,000 can be found here. Transfers shown on the model are not supplied and Space Marine and plastic Knight models shown in some images for size purposes only.
Ork Stompa With Head Arm Wrapons and Belly Gun: £166
This Ork Stompa variant contains the Head, Klaw and Lifta-Droppa arms, the Belly Gun and a plastic Stompa kit.
Skaarc the Bloodborn, Great Khorgorath of Khorne: £140
A creature of endless hate and unstoppable savagery, Skaarac the Bloodborn is a beast of venerated legend among the devoted of Khorne. He is said by some to be a fallen Daemon, others claim he is no more than a mindless beast of prodigious power while some claim he is a rogue experiment of the terrible arts of the Zharr, and others yet name him as the oldest and most powerful of the Khorgoraths; a murderous plaything mutilated into being by Khorne’s own hand. Regardless, Skaarac has rampaged across the battlefields of the mortal realms for uncounted ages, and countless lives have been ended by his savagery, and yet it is not enough.
Skaarac the Bloodborn, Great Khorgorath of Khorne is a fantastically detailed model. In combat he slashes apart his enemies with the brutal blades embedded into his arms and tramples their broken bodies beneath his hooves. Those who would flee beyond his reach, he can destroy by vomiting forth a torrent of unhallowed blood as hot as molten iron.
Skaarac the Bloodborn’s warscroll is available to download to use him in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This model would also make an exceptionally brutal Bloodthirster or other Daemon of Khorne in games of Warhammer 40,000.
This is a complete, multi-part resin kits. It includes a 160mm round base.
Domitar Class Battle-Automata Maniple: £144
The Domitar Class Battle-automata was a sophisticated variant of the ancient Conqueror pattern. Larger than the more common Castellax alongside which it would serve, the Domitar was also swifter, designed to cross the open battlefield at speed, and built expressly to crash into the enemy with shattering force.
Often fielded as a maniple of three, when attacking as a unit the Domitar’s blows can crush any armoured opponent.
This bundle includes three Domitar Class Battle-automata to form a maniple. Rules for using Domitar Class Battle-automata Maniples in Horus Heresy games can be found in The Horus Heresy – Mechanicum: Taghmata Army List.
Legion Falchion Super Heavy Tank Destroyer: £175
The Falchion uses a potent weapon which combines technologies fielded in the Fellblade and the Shadowsword super-heavy tank. The Falchion’s twin-mounted Volcano cannon is one of the most powerful vehicle-mounted, anti-tank weapons in the Imperium’s arsenal and it requires such an investment in resources to construct just a single example that its use is limited to the Legiones Astartes. Even then, the Falchion is so rare that most Legions maintain but a handful, reserved for use against the largest of enemy war machines.
The Falchion was developed long before the outbreak of the Horus Heresy and as such its prey was not the enemy Titans it would later see such extensive combat against. As the Great Crusade expanded ever outward, the Expeditionary fleets encountered a staggering array of foes, some of whom were of a truly gargantuan scale, but all were set to ravening flame by the touch of the Falchion’s Volcano cannon.
The Legion Falchion is a complete multi-part resin kit. The rules for the Falchion can be found in The Horus Heresy Book Three: Extermination.
Cerastus Knight-Acheron: £175
The devastation wrought by Knights-Acheron is terrifying to behold. Armed with a fearsome reaper chainfist, twin-linked heavy bolters and an Acheron pattern flame cannon, they are employed as weapons of extermination and to inspire fear in their foes. Nothing will sway their attack until the enemy is utterly crushed, never to rise again from the flame-scoured ruins of their strongholds.
The Cerastus Knight-Acheron can be taken as part of a Horus Heresy Mechanicum army, a Codex: Imperial Knights army and as a Lords of War choice for an Imperial faction army in games of Warhammer 40,000.
Eldar Revenant Titan With Sonic Lances: £210
The Eldar Revenant combines high speed with devastating firepower. It is armed with 2 Sonic Lances and a Revenant Missile launcher. Complete resin model standing approximately 12inches (300mm) tall to the top of its head. This model comes with 2 head variants, base not included.
Imperial Navy Marauder Bomber: £200
The Marauder Bomber is the workhorse of the Imperial Navy. Capable of both atmospheric and void operations, it is used as an attack craft in fleet actions as well as fulfilling a tactical role, supporting ground offensives by bombing enemy troop concentrations and support positions. Such tactical bombing missions are often launched prior to, and in support of, Imperial Guard offensives. The rules for using the Marauder Bomber in games of Apocalypse can be found in Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 Apocalypse.
This is a massive multi-part resin kit, with a wingspan of 18 inches (450mm). Includes Pilot and Gunners and features three fully moving turrets
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