New Forge World pre-orders for Horus Heresy are here; however, just keep in mind that many of the upgrades are MTO.
If you play any of these legions, this might be the release for you. There are actually quite a few upgrades, a new character, and more!
New Forge World Horus Heresy Pre-Orders Go Live!
These are all on pre-order, but we all know it’s better to get in early and not miss out. As we said, many of the upgrades are on MTO, meaning they will take 180 days to get sent out.
Marduk Sedras $55
Sedras is one of the Dreadwing – a corps dedicated to the total annihilation of enemies, cultures, and even planets with terrifying weaponry – and one of the oldest Space Marines alive. He is a veteran of the Unification Wars who fought in the presence of the Emperor Himself and inspires excellence in all Dark Angels who march under his banner.
This is a really cool model lore-wise, and you actually get to play with a model that fought in the presence of the Emperor! This is a pretty sweet little addition to the line.
Dark Angels MKVI Heads $23
With nine regular helmets in a mix of three Calibanite styles – plus a winged Sergeant helmet, and a bare head with a snazzy beard and noble diadem – this pack of 11 heads is a great way to personalize your troops in Mark VI armour.
These are actually some pretty cool heads! Just remember, these are going to be resin, not plastic.
Dark Angels MKVI Shoulder Pads $23
Also coming soon is a set of Mark VI shoulder pads for Dark Angels. The embossed Legion symbol on these pauldrons is perfect for ensuring your fully-painted sons of the Lion stand out in the heat of battle. Now they can proudly stand beside Madruk Sedras and his massive sword.
Nothing too insane, but if you really want to show off that legion pride, then these are going to be right up your alley!
Horus Heresy Forge World Emperor’s Children MKII & III Shoulder Pads – MTO $23
These resin shoulder pads will make your miniatures look great – and the sculpted Legion icon is a doddle to paint – and perfectly complement the elegant iconography found on the Emperor’s Children transfer sheet, for those who want to add even more Legion markings.
Emperor’s Children MKIV Torsos– MTO $23
Heading straight to sale on the 6th of August are some classic pauldrons and torsos in various armour marks for the Emperor’s Children and the White Scars Legions.
With these being MTO, it will take a while actually to get yours, but it means they are guaranteed. Plus, they are really cool and will make your army stand out!
White Scars MKIV Shoulder Pads– MTO $23
This upgrade kit can be used to customise Legionaries from the MKIV Tactical Squad set with shoulder pads bearing the lighting-strike icon of the White Scars. The kit includes 10 shoulder pads, each bearing a raised, sculpted icon that makes them simple to paint in the Legion’s signature colours, with a thin-rimmed design to fit in with MKIV ‘Maximus Armour’. Spread these components around your army and combine them with transfers to add some V Legion flavour, or outfit entire squads for an elite, unified look.
White Scars MKII Torsos– MTO $23
Add some flavour to your Tactical Squads and make Sergeants stand out with MKII and MKIII shoulder pads and MKIV torsos for the Third Legion – and ensure your White Scars are not only laughing but looking good on the battlefield with unique MKII torsos and MKIV shoulder pads.
As you can see, these will be available to order for one week, so if you want anything above, set your calendar and grab those upgrades!
Will you be picking any of these up? Which is your favorite?
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About Travis Pasch: 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.
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