McFarlane Toys, Warhammer 40000 Ultramarines Primaris Assault Intercessor Action Figure with 22 Moving Parts, Collectible Warhammer Figure with collectors stand base – Ages 12+

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These models all showcase themselves as unique due to their individual face sculpts. Joy Toy – Brother Seargeant Romulo The BigMek is a trash-beast of a model when compared to your standard infantry, the throw-together Space Marine suit. Yes, I know that since Indomitus released, Necron are GW’s tertiary poster boys right now, but when this line was release I was hoping for a bit more range than this.

The Aquilla appropriately has the blood drop icon specific to this chapter, the Left Shoulder pad has a sculpted Faction Logo and this guy also has a blood drop relic hanging from his belt. Space Marines are Warhammer 40k’s widest and deepest army, yet they remain among its most accessible, and, with a wider variety of possible paths to victory than almost any other faction, they always have the potential to surge once again to victories at Warhammer 40k’s top competitive tables. Take a look at some of the super-awesome details in the baroque armour edging. Chaos Space Marine Havocs – Marine 05What do you think of these? I love them, I just love the fact that they look exactly like the models we collect and paint, but they are bigger and we can play with them. Sure they are more expensive than the McFarlane Models but they look better. Almost thrice as much as a modern Ninja Turtle Figure but these are far more detailed. To me, it’s that they are simply more accurate to our wee plastic men, and that’s the best thing of all.

The Death Company models, my fave here since they aren’t Ultramarines (no hate – I’m just bored of seeing the same things) look absolutely incredible. With this release, every model gets its own little card with some story on it. they’ve even showcased one of these below as a preview. if you collect all 8, it tells a full taleNot a massive amount has changed in the overall sculpt. Though the additional helmet and shoulder do have BA iconography which is nice to see. The Aquilla though is a rather standard skull rather than a blood drop.

We may as well start by bringing out the first rider, representing the the under-represented Ultramarines. He’s just a standard intercessor – chances are, if you’ve been collecting these figures to date, you already have someone very similar. forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/13292/generic-interactive-tabletop-simulator-looking-for-coders/p1 He’s unique in that he doesn’t have any grenades attached to his chest. (that probably makes him the clever one). Once again the embellishment here is his diamond amulet held on to his belt by magic. (if you don’t believe it’s magic then explain to me how magnets work?). Like the model above, he has a wolf pelt attached to his knee. is this also magnets.He looks fairly posable too even though he has fewer points of articulation than the Bandai version McFarlane Toys – Necron Warrior

This time around we get some Blood Angels intercessors, each one granted a different set of accessories. First up is their sergeant, a chainsword-swinging maniac (presumably). based directly off the sergeant model from the Chaos Space Marine Terminators set. This chap comes with a very familiar sculpt and an awesome power sword.Whilst the box art is Ultramarines, none of these models have any chapter specific mouldings, so you can paint them how you like for any faction. Space Marine Heroes – Series 1 Model List And now the Ymgarl version, which I prefer as a sculpt. Why is it different to the one above, unlike the original artists proof models that were carbon copies of the printed version? well, to make you buy more. And dammit I will! Is this based on an actual head sculpt from GW (because I can’t find it). What’s with the metal bar across his head? Space Wolves famously avoid cybernetic augmentation over the heightened senses they acquire through Space Marine Initiation That is literally the only difference on this box vs the McFarlane Adepta Sororitas Battle Sister. Seriously, even the barcode is the same. And now comes the time when I explain how you can get this variant. JoyToy are now releasing their first Redemptor Dreadnought – I’m sure there’s more to come down the line with new hats in different legions.