Undivided Legion: Obliteration Hulks

Get your favorite Obliteration Hulk design that makes a great alternative Chaos Obliterator model for Warhammer 40k. Pictured is the approximate size of one of these prints compared to other models, and it may be different from the exact design in this listing. Hulk Bundles are only for the designs pictured in the image when selected from the drop-down menu.

The dark powers of the warp have brought forth this Hulk of Obliteration to rake destruction across the galaxy. Chaos can twist the mind, flesh, and metal, but so can our free-blade artist, KarnageKing, who brought this model to life. The torso and legs are in one piece, with two pins to attach each arm to the shoulder. Additional arms and weapons options are sold separately.

Monkey Resin is a high-quality UV-cured resin that will come attached to a support structure from the production process. The parts are, however, pre-cleaned and ready for primer once removed. Use only super glue to adhere these parts to your models.

To remove the bits from their supports: submerge the whole assembly in water that is hot to the touch for 5 minutes. Use your fingernail to punch away several supports to create a starting point, and carefully peel your parts off of the remaining supports altogether.

You can use very fine-grit sandpaper if needed to smooth any surface or feature further. Always be sure to wear a mask when working around resin dust.

This item is licensed for sale from Pop Goes the Monkey and is not affiliated with Games Workshop Group PLC or its affiliates. This product is not designed, manufactured, licensed or approved by Games Workshop Group PLC, and is not intended to include or infringe any intellectual property rights of Games Workshop Group PLC. See their Terms of Service for more information.

• All products are printed to a 25-micron standard using high-quality cured resin. Just like any miniature kit, it is unfinished, comes unpainted and unassembled, and is attached to its support structure from the production process.
• Parts are pre-cleaned and ready for primer once removed. Basic hobby skills and tools are required to finish this model. Plastic bases are not included.
• The image shown is the stock photo of the rendered miniature, while painted models are for reference only and are not included.
• To remove the bits from their supports, submerge the whole assembly in water that is hot to the touch for 5 minutes. Use your fingernail to punch away several supports to create a starting point, and carefully peel your parts off of the remaining supports altogether. More delicate parts may require clippers or a hobby knife.
• Do not attempt to remove supports from a model while at room temperature. Keep the model out of direct sunlight or extremely cold temperatures. As always, use caution when working with resin material and hobby tools.