Here is the pricing and where to get the new Horus Heresy pre-orders, including the Sicaran, Leviathan, Spartan, and more from Games Workshop.
Check out the new releases from GW. So get those hobby dollars ready if you want anything that is up for pre-order right now!
Tons of New Horus Heresy Releases: Pricing & Where To Get Yours
It’s awesome to see more of the new Horus Heresy line actually hit pre-order, and you can finally start adding those new models into your army!
Sicaran Battle Tank Retail Price: $80
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One of the signature tanks of the Legiones Astartes, the Sicaran Battle Tank is swift and deadly – and will be available in plastic for the first time. Along with its eye-catching autocannon array, it comes with four different sets of sponson weapons and a choice of nine pintle-mounted guns, giving you the right tool for any job.
This kit comprises 204 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
Tanks with firepower are always exciting to get your hands on, especially when it’s a unique model like the Sicaran.
Spartan Assault Tank Retail Price: $112
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Get your elite warriors into battle in style and safety with the rumbling Spartan Assault Tank. This massive transport can carry a whopping 26 troops right into the heart of battle, and comes with a variety of weapon and cosmetic options.
This kit comprises 213 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
Speaking of tanks, the Spartan is the perfect option to transport your troops to the front lines.
Contemptor Dreadnought Retail Price: $60
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The hulking Contemptor Dreadnought is an iconic unit for Space Marines in the Age of Darkness, and with good reason. This adaptable war machine can be armed to complement any playstyle – like to stand off and shoot? It can do that. Would you rather get up close and personal? No worries. Prefer a mix of both? The Contemptor has you covered.
The kit includes eight different guns and a pair of fists – and you’ll be able to pre-order the weapon frames separately, allowing you to double-up on the same weapon to assemble a specialist Dreadnought. One sprue contains an extra autocannon, bolt cannon, lascannon, and melta cannon, along with a spare fist and an extra pair of arms.
This kit comprises 164 plastic components and is supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base, as well as a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
This kit is compatible with the Contemptor Dreadnought Weapon Frames, allowing you to outfit your Dreadnought with two copies of the same arm-mounted ranged weapon.
Contemptor Dreadnoughts have always been one of the most popular Horus Heresy models, thanks to their flexibility and the previous viability in 40k! Plus, you can get extra sprues via direct order to make your walkers the way you want!
Leviathan Siege Dreadnought With Ranged Weapons Retail Price: $80
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If the Contemptor is somehow not big enough for you, the Leviathan has got you covered. The close-combat variant is already available, and now its ranged brother is coming to bring devastation to the battlefields of the Age of Darkness.
This kit comprises 142 plastic components and is supplied with a Citadel 80mm Round Base, as well as a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
This kit is compatible with the Leviathan Dreadnought Ranged Weapons Frame, allowing you to outfit your Dreadnought with two copies of the same arm-mounted weapon, as well as the Leviathan Dreadnought Close Combat Weapons Frame, allowing you to equip your Dreadnought with fist weapons for melee fighting.
Like the Contemptor, Leviathans also saw some play in 40k during previous editions, thanks to their significant firepower. Also, just like them, you can order the weapons upgrade sprue just like the Close Combat version to customize it however you want.
If you missed our recent unboxing and magnetization tutorial for the CCW version, be sure to hit play on the video below.
Cataphractii Terminator Squad Retail Price: $85
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Cataphractii Terminators are the elite infantry of the Legiones Astartes. Widely used by all Legions, they’re effective in melee and at range, and their heavy armour shrugs off all but the most massive enemy weaponry. While these hefty warriors were first deployed in the Horus Heresy, they can also be used as Relic Terminators in games of Warhammer 40,000.
This set comprises 196 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. Also included is a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet, with 339 optional markings and iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly
These “old-era” Terminators are great! With the more medieval-like design, they might even be popular alternate minis for Iron Fist/Black Templar players.
Tartaros Terminator Squad Retail Price: $85
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More advanced than Cataphractii plate, Tartaros armour offers superior protection to power armour while sacrificing none of its mobility. Like their Cataphractii cousins, the Tartaros Terminators now come in boxes of 10, with a host of melee and ranged weapon options – and can also be fielded by Space Marines armies in the 41st Millennium.
These models have no Legion markings, allowing Warhammer hobbyists to paint them in whichever colours they choose – however, the box includes a transfer sheet with 339 optional markings and iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This set comprises 204 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 40mm Round Bases and 1x Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly
Getting closer in design to 40k terminators, these are a good option if you like the design more. Of course, the rules are different for each in Horus Heresy, so keep that in mind)
Legion Praetor with Power Axe Retail Price: $33.50
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The two Praetors found in the Age of Darkness boxed set are available separately for the first time. One’s brandishing a sword, the other wields an axe, and both include a helmeted and bare head option. The miniatures feature no Legion-specific markings, so you can easily field them in any force.
This kit comprises 27 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base. Also included is a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet containing 339 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
Legion Praetor with Power Sword Retail Price: $33.50
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This kit comprises 23 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base. Also included is a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet containing 339 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly
Horus Heresy praetors are always an exciting release as they are perfect stand-ins for any player of the factions as a chapter master or Sergeant, even in 40k!
Liber Mechanicum: Forces of the Omnissiah Army Book Retail Price: $50
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Inside this 152-page hardback book, you’ll find:
– Rules and unit profiles covering every unit, weapon, and piece of wargear available to the Taghmata Mechanicum, Titan Maniples, and Knight Houses in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
– Warlord Traits, a unique Reaction, Cybertheurgy, and Orders of High Techno-arcana for bringing the esoteric abilities of the Mechanicum to the tabletop
– Rules for fielding two Divisio Tactica: the Titan Legions and the Questoris Households
– Profiles for three unique characters – Calleb Decima Invictus for Loyalists, and Archmagos Draykavac and Archmagos Anacharis Scoria for Traitors
– A visual showcase for a variety of Mechanicum forces, containing heraldry markings, iconography, colour schemes for infantry and vehicles, and a small gallery of stunning photography
In order to use the contents of this book, you will require a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook.
The final release for Horus Heresy this week are some rules! Rules are always welcome as they change up the game without having to invest in a ton of new and expensive models for your forces.
Hexbane’s Hunters Retail Price: $42
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This set contains:
– 6x push-fit Hexbane’s Hunters miniatures – no glue required to assemble, cast in solemn grey to stand out even when unpainted.
– 6x double-sided fighter cards, one for each warrior in the warband – Haskel Hexbane, Brydget Axwold, Aemos Duncarrow, Quiet Pock, Grotbiter, and Ratspike.
– A further 66 cards to enhance your fighters and provide new tactics and challenges for your games of Warhammer Underworlds: Nethermaze, including:
– 12x Hexbane’s Hunters objective cards
– 10x Hexbane’s Hunters upgrade cards
– 10x Hexbane’s Hunters gambit cards (includes 1x Domain card)
– 6x Universal objective cards, usable by any warband
– 7x Universal upgrade cards, usable by any warband (includes 1x Map card)
– 7x Universal gambit cards, usable by any warband (includes 2x Domain cards)
– 12x Grand Alliance cards, usable by any warband belonging to the specified Grand Alliance
– 1x Hexbane’s Hunters Warband Background / Rivals Deck Card
– 1x cover card
Miniatures in this box are supplied unpainted and require assembly
We saw these guys a while ago, and just like most warbands, they are dripping with personality and uniqueness, making them perfect for hobbyists and players alike!
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