And an Imperial Knight Destrier, too! It’s the new pre-orders from Games Workshop for this weekend. Get them while you can!
There’s quite a bit of buzz around these new releases for the Chaos Space Marines as well as the Battalion Boxes. On top of that the Eye of Terror books are out, too! I’m looking forward to those because Apocalypse 40k is BACK. I really hope Games Workshop makes those rules available in another format because I think those books might fly off the shelves, too. Then again, it’s the “End of the Edition” so folks aren’t too pumped to buy books right now. Then again, you can still use those rules when 11th drops…so I really don’t know how this book bundle is going to fare.
Anyhow, there’s a bunch cool miniatures out this weekend so let’s check them out.
The miniatures can be built as Hastarii Exterminators, armed with infantry-melting arc blasters and eradication casters, or as Hastarii Fusiliers with heavy armour-destroying neutron fusils and phosphor blasters. For either configuration, one miniature can be built as an optional squad leader, armed with a power sword to protect their unit from close assault.
Contents:
– 73 plastic components
– 5 Citadel 32mm Round Bases
– 1 Adeptus Mechanicus Transfer Sheet
– 1 construction guide
Clad in twisted Terminator armour, they are now mutated beyond recognition with twisted flesh and horns bursting from seams in their once-noble plate. Their limbs terminate in wild clusters of horrific fleshmetal weapons, including heavy maces and massive power claws. The weapons themselves are interchangeable across the unit, making it easy to customise your line-breaking shock troops.
Contents:
– 47 plastic components
– 3 Citadel 50mm Round Bases
– 1 Chaos Space Marines Infantry Transfer Sheet
– 1 construction guide
This multipart plastic kit builds Kravek Morne, an indomitable Warsmith for your Chaos Space Marines armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This hulking brute is clad in heavily modified Cataphractii Terminator armour, featuring mechatendrils and auxiliary weapons, turning him into a living siege weapon in his own right. He carries Last Argument, a personalised thunder hammer, and a shoulder-mounted baleflamer to flush out quarry who seek to hide in cover. Kravek Morne is not a subtle character – he is best suited to the front lines where he can crush foes under his hammer. Any aggressive and direct general will benefit from the Architect of Ruin’s presence in their army.
Contents:
– 18 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 50mm Round Base
– 1 construction guide
There are 2 straightforward poses for the legs, and an advanced option for more experienced Warhammer hobbyists. The kit includes 3 different face masks, and the hatch can be built closed or open, showing off the detailed interior and pilot. It can be armed with either a multi-barrelled heavy calibre chastiser gatling cannon to sweep aside infantry, or an explosive shell-firing frag bombard. To accompany this is an oversized rocket-assisted thundershock spear to punch clean through reinforced armour, or a versatile reaper chainsword to scythe through hordes or gut monstrous creatures with a single blow. These weapons can be mounted on either arm, making it easy to customise your devastating war machine, and the thundershock spear has 2 assembly options.
Contents:
– 189 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 150mm by 95mm Oval Base
– 1 Imperial Knights Bellatus Transfer Sheet
– 1 construction guide
Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – War for the Cadian Gate $75
This explosive expansion for Warhammer 40,000 gives you new ways to play games in the 41st Millennium, including massive-scale Apocalypse games. These books explore the Eye of Terror, what remains of the Cadian Gate, and the brutal wars of conquest waged by the Iron Warriors. Inside the slipcase, you’ll find 2 separate books and a booklet, offering something for every type of gamer.
Contents:
– Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – An 80-page hardcover book featuring lore and background about the Eye of Terror, nearby worlds, the Iron Warriors, the Adeptus Mechanicus forces of Thulia Ghuld, and more.
– Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Apocalypse – A 72-page hardcover book with special rules for playing large-scale Apocalypse battles, including new Stratagems for every faction, five missions, and campaign rules.
– Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Detachments – A 16-page booklet including new detachments for Chaos Space Marines (Warpstrike Champions and Cult of the Arkifane), Space Marines (Ceramite Sentinels), Chaos Knights (Helhunt Lance), Imperial Knights (Freeblade Company), and the Adeptus Mechanicus (Eradication Cohort).
This expansion is only available while stocks last.
Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – War for the Cadian Gate (Collector’s Edition) $125
About This Edition
These books are presented in a handsome slipcase with silver foil detailing. The 2 primary books are each presented in hardback covers with silver foil details, silver page edges, and silver ribbon bookmarks.
The multipart plastic kit builds Thulia Ghuld, a ruthless commander for your Adeptus Mechanicus armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Equipped with a versatile Jericho-class conversion resonator, she can threaten both heavily armoured foes and hordes of infantry. She also carries the infamous Rod of the War Forge – a mighty weapon in its own right – which ensures any Skitarii within its data radius are gripped by a focused fervour. She makes a fast and hard-hitting addition to your front lines.
Contents:
– 37 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 80mm Round Base
– 1 construction guide
This multipart plastic kit builds a Defiler, a terrifying amalgamation of daemon and machine for your Chaos Space Marines, Death Guard, Emperor’s Children, Thousand Sons, and World Eaters armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Standing at an intimidating 150mm on the tabletop, hard to kill, and armed with a variety of devastating weapons, they can turn the tide of battle in your favour.
Contents:
– 168 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 160mm Round Base
– 1 Chaos Space Marines Vehicle Transfer Sheet
– 1 construction guide
Eye of Terror Battalion: Adeptus Mechanicus $170
This boxed set is ideal for starting a new Adeptus Mechanicus collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. You’ll find 3 potent war machines in the box, including an Onager Dunecrawler, a walking tank that can be equipped for a variety of battlefield roles. For speed, you’ll find an Ironstrider Ballistarius, and rounding out this force is a Skorpius Disintegrator. These vital units will enhance any Adeptus Mechanicus collection. They are ideal for representing an Eradication Cohort Detachment – the rules for which are found in Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Detachments, available separately, and on the Warhammer Community website.
This boxed set builds 3 multipart plastic Adeptus Mechanicus miniatures:
– 1 Onager Dunecrawler
– 1 Skorpius Disintegrator (which can alternatively be built as a Skorpius Dunerider)
– 1 Ironstrider Ballistarius (which can alternatively be built as a Sydonian Dragoon)
Eye of Terror Battalion: Imperial Knights $210
This boxed set is ideal for starting a new Imperial Knights collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. Two Armiger-class Knights scout ahead, fast and agile. Though smaller than other classes of Knight, they’re still devastating war machines in their own right. The star of the show is a massive Knight Valiant, which can alternatively be built as a Knight Castellan – these colossal suits tower over the battlefield. They are ideal for representing a Freeblade Company Detachment – the rules for which are found in Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Detachments, available separately, and also on the Warhammer Community website.
This boxed set builds 3 multipart plastic Imperial Knights miniatures:
– 1 Knight Valiant (which can alternatively be built as a Knight Castellan)
– 2 Armiger Warglaives (which can alternatively be built as Armiger Helverins)
Combat Patrol: Chaos Space Marines – Iron Warriors $170
This loaded box is an excellent way to start a new Iron Warriors-themed Chaos Space Marines collection – or expand an existing army – and save money compared to buying the kits individually. This army is led by a Warpsmith, a flexible leader who is adept at both ranged and close combat. A Chaos Terminator Squad acts as a durable line-breaking unit, Havocs wield heavy weapons to take care of heavy assets, while Legionaries capture and hold objectives. These 21 multipart plastic miniatures represent a complete Chaos Space Marines force for use in tight, tactical Combat Patrol games of Warhammer 40,000. The rules for this Combat Patrol are available as a free download on the Warhammer Community website.
This boxed set builds 21 multipart plastic Chaos Space Marines miniatures:
– 1 Warpsmith
– 5 Havocs
– 5 Chaos Terminator Squad miniatures
– 10 Legionaries
Eye of Terror Battalion: Sons of Dorn $270
This boxed set is ideal for starting a new Imperial Fists-themed Space Marines collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. Built around two Repulsor Executioner tanks, each a veritable arsenal of heavy weaponry, this force brings you firepower in droves. With a flexible Redemptor Dreadnought and a long-ranged specialist Ballistus Dreadnought, you’re ready to take on anything your enemy throws at you. They are ideal for representing a Ceramite Sentinels Detachment – the rules for which are found in Eye of Terror: Reign of Iron – Detachments, available separately, and also on the Warhammer Community website.
This boxed set builds 4 multipart plastic Space Marines miniatures:
– 1 Redemptor Dreadnought
– 1 Ballistus Dreadnought
– 2 Repulsor Executioners
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