Release the hounds! All 18 legions are now accounted for in the game of Horus Heresy. Come see the final legion to get their upgrades in 30k!
Source: Games Workshop
The Space Wolves are here! With torsos and shoulder pads released today, all 18 Legions now have upgrade sets. Made to work with resin or plastic Space Marines, these upgrade kits are a great way to personalise your Legion.
If you want a Space wolves Legion, the best way to start is with our Space Wolves Task Force. Order one and we’ll send it to you with free shipping, check it out.
SPACE WOLVES UPGRADE SET £33
Like the wolves of old Terra, the Space Wolves Legion’s warriors’ assaults are calculated exercises in ferocity, aimed to tear and tend until the foe lies in ruins or is driven to its death. Conditioned to hold a near-suicidal disregard for danger and trained to exploit this to the fullest on the battlefield, the heavy infantry that form the core of the Legion’s battalions are a force that has been honed in battle against the countless enemies of Mankind and, it is whispered, against their own wayward brothers.
This set contains twenty resin components – everything you need to upgrade a ten man squad of Space Marines with the armour of your Legion, or to spread throughout your army. It includes; ten Space Wolves Legion Torsos; and ten Space Wolves Legion Mk IV Shoulder Pads.
SPACE WOLVES TASK FORCE £194
This exceptional bundle is the perfect start to your Legion. The models and upgrades included allow you to dive straight into the cataclysmic warfare of the Horus Heresy.
Included are thirty-eight plastic models; a Praetor in Cataphractii Terminator Armour; a Legion Chaplain; a Contemptor Dreadnought, armed with a Close Combat Fist with inbuilt combi-bolter and a choice of multi-melta or Kheres assault cannon; a squad of five Cataphractii Terminators including a Sergeant, with weapon options including combi-bolters, power fists, lightning claws, chain fists, power swords, a heavy flamer and a grenade harness; and Thirty Legion Tactical Space Marines in MK4 armour, with a huge selection of weapons and custom features, including bolters, missile launchers, heavy bolters, chainswords, power swords, power fists, plasma pistols, lightning claws, plasma guns, melta guns, flamers, combi-weapons, combat blades, ammo packs, holstered bolt pistols and a selection of grenades. These thirty Space Marines make perfect Legion Tactical, Veteran Tactical, Legion tactical Support or Legion Heavy Support Squads.
To upgrade all thirty Tactical Space Marines with the armour of your Legion there are sixty resin components included; thirty Space Wolves Legion Torsos; and thirty Space Wolves Legion Mk IV Shoulder Pads.
Also included is the full Horus Heresy: Betrayal at Calth game, including four double-sided boards, beautifully printed on thick card stock; a forty-eight page book, featuring an introduction to the battle on Calth and comprehensive rules and scenarios for playing the game; forty-two command and reference cards, used to introduce effects and events into the game; twelve dice and an array of markers used in-game.
So there it is, the final legion piece of the 30k puzzle. Now the only question is, what legion will YOU play?
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