Make all 15 options from the Cadian heavy weapons team box with this fantastic money-saving bits 40k compatible pack from The Magnet Baron!
Building a Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad for Warhammer 40k comes with one big challenge—so many weapon options, but not enough models to field them all! While the Cadian Heavy Weapons Team 40k box provides a ton of extra weapons, without additional mounts, they end up collecting dust in your bits pile.
The Magnet Baron has a fix: the Heavy Weapon Completion Kit, a simple upgrade set that lets you fully assemble and deploy all 15 possible weapon teams using just one box!
Make More For Less!
The standard Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad 40k bits kit only allows you to build three teams despite coming with five different weapon options. This 40k compatible upgrade set provides 3D-printed weapon mounts and additional bases so you can fully utilize every weapon in the box.
Instead of shelling out $50 per extra box, this kit lets you complete all loadouts for just $14.99—giving you more firepower without extra spending. Snag your new bits from Magnet Baron, and give us a high-five in support! Every qualifying purchase helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on and the fun going.
Heavy Weapon Mounts Completion Bits Kit: $14.99
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The Heavy Weapon Completion Kit comes with everything you need to turn the plastic kit into 15 total weapon teams using all the weapon bits, plus these extra 3D-printed mounts! This means you can save some serious cash and use up all the bits in the box!
The kit contains:
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12 x Part A (4x three A sprue, each A has the crank in a different position)
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6x Part B (2x three B sprue, 2x plain and 1x with canteen strapped to leg)
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3x Part C (1x three C sprue)
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A practice sprue containing 1 Part A, 1 Part B, and 1 Part C.
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12x 50mm round bases
What Size Base is a Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad On?
If you’re assembling your squads and wondering, “What size base is a Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad on?” the answer is 50mm. You will also need twelve extra 50mm bases to fully assemble all Cadian heavy weapon squads.
Magnetizing for Maximum Flexibility
The original GW kit allows you to make no more than three heavy weapons due to the restriction of parts that are required for all weapon types.
- Every weapon requires Part A, the bipod. There are only 3 Part A pieces included in the GW kit: components #1, 2, and 3. This, alone, limits the kit to making no more than 3 weapons.
- The three heavy weapons, Automatic Cannon, Laser Cannon, and Heavy Bolts, all additionally require Part B, the third leg of the tripod. There are three Part B pieces in the GW kit: component #4 twice and component #5 once.
- The Missile Launcher and Mortar weapons require Part C, half of the missile/mortar tube, in addition to Part A. There are three Part C pieces in the GW kit: component #16 three times.
This table shows which parts are used in each weapon. BPK = base plastic kit. TMB = parts provided by The Magnet Baron.
This keeps your Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad adaptable without locking you into one static loadout, saving time and money when list-building. Get your magnets from The Magnet Baron. Use coupon code Spikey10off to get 10% off your next order with them!
Final Thoughts
The Astra Militarum is all about overwhelming firepower, and having access to bits to make the full range of heavy weapons is key to making your Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad 40k as effective as possible. Instead of spending extra money on additional kits, this upgrade lets you field every loadout from a single box.
For anyone running Imperial Guard in Warhammer 40K, this is hands-down the most cost-effective and efficient way to expand your Cadian Heavy Weapons Team bits while keeping your army tournament-ready.
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Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
