MKIII ‘Iron’ armour was developed for Space Marines to carry out heavy assaults in close quarters. You can complete the heavy-rimmed, intimidating look on your Night Lords with this set of 10 resin shoulder pads. Night Lords MKIV Torsos There’s also a shoulder pad kit that comes with 10 trim-free resin pauldrons with the Legion’s thunderbolt icon sculpted on them, a canvas for the abstract angular patterns that make up the Fifth’s livery. How about an even bigger gun? How about six guns on one chunky tank? The Kratos Heavy Assault Tank is one of the most well-armed-and-armoured tanks on the battlefields of the Horus Heresy. It’s got a dizzying variety of guns – choose from three massive main weapons for the turret, four paired hull weapons, and four different duos of sponson weapons. The Legiones Astartes can now add squadrons of plastic Vindicator Siege Tanks to their armies – perfect timing for a supplement all about a planet-wide siege. Armed with your choice of wall-shattering demolisher cannon or a multi-barrelled magna laser destroyer, you can fine tune this squad tank to take out fortifications or warmachines.* Lord-castellan Evander Garrius This upgrade kit is comprised of 10 resin components and is designed to be assembled with Cataphractii Terminators, which are sold separately. These components require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. Alpha Legion MKIII Shoulder Pads: February 3rd, 2023

Chain bayonets also have the Shred rule so will re-roll all failed wound rolls too, making them even more deadly and reliable. The Word Bearers are a Legion of zealous missionaries, once charged with branding the Imperial Truth across the soul of humanity, and now devoted to more otherworldly powers. The sons of Lorgar adorn their armour with burning scripture and daemonic symbols – as one of the largest Legions, they make use of armour both old and new, reconsecrating it for their hellish dogma. Word Bearers MKIII Shoulder Pads: January 6th, 2022 Two planetary conflicts are roaring into full flame this week, as the Inquisition attempts to quell a Chaos Cult in Kill Team and the Sons of Horus strive to retake their home planet from the Imperial Fists in the first campaign book for the new edition of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Dedicated Transports help get your units where you want them with relative safety, bringing more tactical options to the table but do cost you points as well. If you’re taking multiple of these transports you’ll have to weigh up if you’d rather not simply have more units on the table. This will depend on your own playstyle as well as other factors like your Legion choice, Rite of War, etc and there’s really not a wrong answer.

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In the meantime, you can find a scale comparison with different models from my collection. From the plastic MkIII and MkIV to Astra Militarum, Chaos Space Marines and Primaris Space Marines, everything is there:

The sons of the Gorgon bear the symbol of the Iron Hand on their armour in honour of their Primarch’s own forearms, which were covered with liquid metal skin during his eventful youth on the planet Medusa. Your units can bear this sculpted mark with a set of 10 resin shoulder pads for MKII Tactical Squads. Iron Hands MKIII Torsos The Cataphractii Pads has the iconic World Eaters logo that is simply unmistakable. World Eaters MkII Shoulder Pads:This upgrade kit can be used to customise Legionaries from the MKVI Tactical Squad set with new heads, replacing the standard helmets with ostentatious headgear suited to the Thousand Sons. The kit includes nine helmeted heads in three different designs, each with crested brow circlets, as well as two heads designed for Sergeants – one bare, bald head with an air of contemplation, and one helm with a larger crest and more prominent jewel. Spread these components around your army to add some XV Legion flavour, or outfit entire squads for an elite, unified look. Thousand Sons MKVI Shoulder Pads: January 21st, 2023

First to release are resin torso-and-head upgrade sets for six Legions – the Sons of Horus, Imperial Fists, Dark Angels, Emperor’s Children, White Scars, and Iron Warriors. These resin heads and torsos are designed to be used with the Contemptor Dreadnought kit, adding a splash of Legion flavour to these fearsome machines. Ultramarines Contemptor Torso these simple Torso swaps give a hint of World Eater flair! World Eaters Cataphractii Shoulder Pads: All Tactical Marines wear the standard Space Marine power armour and carry a bolt pistol, a boltgun, Combat Knife and frag and krak grenades. They may also be armed with a variety of Flamers, Meltaguns, Plasma Guns, Grav-Guns, Heavy Bolters, Heavy Flamers, Lascannons, Missile Launchers, Multi-meltas, Plasma Cannons and Grav-Cannons [1c].

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There are two full Kill Teams in the box. The Chaos Cult weighs in at 23 previously available miniatures, including the Dark Commune and a glut of Chaos Cultists. These lesser devotees can mutate mid-battle, exploding in a mess of flesh and bone as they become vile Mutants and horrifying Torments. Prefer a more baneful look than standard beakies? Outfit your MKVI Space Marines with 10 sculpted resin shoulder pads featuring the Eye of Horus, as well as a set of 11 resin heads for the Sons of Horus – nine Cthonian helmets in three different designs, plus a helmetless head and special helmet with an impressive topknot to signify a Sergeant or character. In plastic, there’s the Primaris Company Champion and the Blood Angels Captain in Terminator Armour. In resin are Brother Corbulo, Chapter Master Pedro Kantor, Chapter Master Gariel Seth, Flesh Tearers Shoulder Pads, Darnath Lysander, Dark Angels Company Master, Captain Sicarius, Sergeant Chronus, and Sergeant Telion. In resin, with plastic parts are Captain Tycho, Chaplain Cassius, and the Tyrannic War Veterans. And finally, in metal and plastic is the White Scars Khan on Bike. We’re working hard on Warhammer Community next week, bringing you Faction Focus articles for the Adeptus Mechanicus, Aeldari, and more, alongside further analysis of some meaty units from the Leviathan boxed set, a new miniature reveal, and more. Well, the answer is that it depends. Generally speaking, the Mk VI modes are chunkier and lankier than the older plastic Mk III and Mk IV models (i.e. the Prospero and Calth marines), but this is most prominent on the “walking” Mk. VI marine, who stands substantially taller in a similar fashion to how the Deathwatch marines are taller than the older squatting tactical marines. The “walking” Mk VI vs the older plastic marks