MkIV power armour is perhaps the suit most people picture when they think of the Horus Heresy, the advanced plate that carried entire Legions through the war’s bloodiest campaigns. We’re unboxing two long-awaited releases: the Maximus Battle Group, which finally brings plastic MkIV Legionaries and Assault Marines to the tabletop alongside a Contemptor Dreadnought and Sicaran Battle Tank. Plus the Whirlwind Missile Tank, which seemed to be delayed in the fogs of war. In this review, we go through every kit in detail, compare the new MkIV sculpts against their classic predecessors, and bring you high-res sprue images.

The Legiones Astartes’ heaviest armour rolls forward in plastic. Hot on the tracks of last year’s Fellblade, Games Workshop delivers two more super-heavy additions to The Horus Heresy range: the devastating Falchion Super-Heavy Tank Destroyer and the Spartan Prometheus Assault Tank. We’ve gone through every sprue in detail, so read on for our full review.

Right on time for the holidays, the Legiones Astartes Siege Assault Battlegroup launches an assault on your Christmas money. Here comes our XXL review: are the new Cataphractii Terminators an upgrade or downgrade? We reveal all the build options, have scale comparisons with old and new Terminators, HQ sprue images including the new Breacher Squad upgrade sprue, plus an unboxing video in 4K. Everything you need to know in this post.

We had to wait a few weeks after the launch of the Saturnine box and the 3rd Edition of The Horus Heresy. But now the battlefields of the Age of Darkness tremble once more, as alongside the new MkII Assault Squad the plastic version of the Fellblade super-heavy battle tank thunders onto the retail shelves. In this review, we’ll take a detailed look at both new kits.