Games Workshop Warhammer 40k Black Templars Army Set

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You’ll want to scrape these, as a number of extremely clever little divots are placed just so to make pieces fit flush. Inside the box, you also get a Black Templars transfer sheet containing 226 decals to deck out your Space Marines with the requisite symbols of zealotry and piety.

His sprue is far smaller than the Marshal’s with no options to speak of, but if you really wanted to use a different head or backpack on him it wouldn’t be a problem at all. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

That John Blanche Artwork is everywhere, including on an extra, inner cardboard box that now sits proudly on my shelf. You get 13 miniatures, which I’ll get to later, with the majority being brand new Primaris kits for the Black Templars. The new Black Templars rules are both a proper step into making the tabletop army feel distinct, personal, and stylish again – and a significant upgrade to the Templars’ competitive power. As well as a codex supplement featuring exclusive John Blanche artwork on the cover, you also get a deck of reference cards when you pick up the box – so you can get playing before the miniatures and codex supplement are released individually in a few weeks. We will resolve the issue by sending you replacement items or parts wherever we can or we will offer you an immediate refund if you prefer.For these kits you get: the Emperor’s Champion, a Marshal, a Primaris Crusader Squad and a Redemptor Dreadnaught. Naysayers will likely be annoyed that this isn’t a bigger, old-fashioned, multi-pose kit, with more parts – perhaps so you can make loads of Neophytes to bulk out the ranks, or some such fiddly, competitive, min-maxing nonsense; but it’s really not necessary. I don’t need to go into great detail here, because you can sift through the specifics of the box – and what’s coming after it – to your heart’s content in the comprehensive Black Templars launch guide we’ve been lovingly tending for months now. My lifelong favourite Space Marine Chapter; black-clad, relic-obsessed, crusading sons of Rogal Dorn; and forever the ‘goth’ to the Raven Guard’s ‘emo’ – the Black Templars had their heyday in Warhammer 40k’s 4th and 5th editions (2004-2012), while I was at secondary school, and far too penniless to fund a wargaming hobby. There’s some great crusade badges, bits of heraldry, and big honkin Templar crosses to dress up your vehicles and big models in here.

It is a great update and really brings out the feel of this Space Marine chapter while still honouring its links to Dorn and the past. If you have received a product that has a manufacturing fault, which includes missing items from within a box/blister, then you must notify us of it within 12 months of receipt of your goods. Want a permanent, army-wide 5+ invulnerable save, and be unable ever to be wounded on rolls of a 1 or 2, thanks to your all-consuming vow to Uphold the Honour of the Emperor?Your Marshal can have an Autoflamer (Combi-flamer, but based on an Auto Bolt Rifle) or Plasma Pistol in one hand, and a Power Sword or Power Axe in the other – plus a choice of two heads: bare with Helbrecht-style circlet, or bare with rebreather.

The box OVERALL was a great spend and the looming Out-Of-Production nature made it a strong purchase.

You'll also find a multipart plastic Redemptor Dreadnought in there to support your Eternal Crusade, plus a set of 28 handy reference cards for Templar Vows and Stratagems, 16 of which are new and exclusive to the Black Templars. What we’re seeing here is sculpting technology fully catching up to what GW’s concept artists were drawing back in the day, on better proportioned and more crisply sculpted models than were possible at the time. The codex, thin as it is, has me more excited about getting back into playing an army than I’ve ever been. The new models included are both perfect reimaginings of their classic counterparts, and, if need be, a solid start to a new army.