Review: Horus Heresy Leviathan Dreadnought with claw and drill weapons
The Horus Heresy train has no brakes! Here is our review for yet another plastic set, this time for the ever-popular Leviathan Dreadnought in its close combat configuration with a choice of siege claws and/or drills. Let’s see what’s hidden in the box and what all the options are.
Showcase: Imperial Fists MkVI Legionary (incl. painting guides)
Here is one of the new MkVI Space Marines from the Horus Heresy Age of Darkness box set, speedpainted as an Imperial Fist in under 50 minutes with loads of weathering and battle damage. In this post, I share a few more shots and explain the painting process.
Tutorial: How to paint grimdark Sons of Horus MkVI Space Marines
In this tutorial, I show you how to paint the MkVI Space Marines from the Age of Darkness box as “grimdark” Sons of Horus, with lots of weathering and battle damage. The whole paint scheme goes pretty fast with under 60 minutes for one model, and (almost) completely avoids edge highlights! And the best thing is that this tutorial can be adapted for any Legion or Chapter, you just have to change the colour of the armour. Let’s go.
Review: Kratos Heavy Assault Tank
The Kratos is a new, never-before-seen Heavy Assault Tank from the early hours of the Horus Heresy, now available as a model for the first time, and then in all plastic too! In this review we look at all the sprue, check how well it magnetises and do a size comparison.
Review: Legiones Astartes Special & Heavy Weapons Upgrade Set
In this review, we take a look at the Legiones Astartes Special Weapons & Heavy Weapons (Missile Launchers & Heavy Bolters) upgrade sets, also available for pre-order since yesterday. Both plastic kits contain special and heavy weapons to upgrade the new MkVI Corvus armour Space Marines to Legion Support and Heavy Support Squads. But are they also compatible with the older MkIII and MkIV Legionaries? Here you will find the answer.
Review: The Horus Heresy Age of Darkness Launch Set
It’s finally here: The Age of Darkness Launch Box for the new edition of Warhammer The Horus Heresy can be pre-ordered today. In this extra detailed review we look at each kit in detail, compare scales and assembly options, flick through the new rulebook and share our impressions of the feel of the game.
Video: Painting Magnus the Red for the Horus Heresy Open Day
Games Workshop invited me to the Horus Heresy Open Day 2022 BUT asked me to paint a Primarch – alongside the best painters and content creators in the world.
Showcase: Magnus the Red, Primarch of the XV. Legion
With a new edition of Horus Heresy on the horizon, Games Workshop kindly invited me to the Horus Heresy Open Day in May 2022 BUT asked me to paint a Primarch – alongside some of the best painters and content creators in the world. Painting such a complex and detailed resin model to a deadline can be a daunting task. But in the end, I was successful and can now proudly present Magnus the Red to you.
First Look: The Horus Heresy Age of Darkness Launch Set Unboxing
By now, I’m sure everyone has noticed: The Horus Heresy is getting a revised new edition and with it a whole range of new plastic models. A whole bunch of them, as well as the new core rulebook, can be found in the new Age of Darkness launch box, which will be released in a few weeks, and today we take a look at what we’ll find inside.
Scale Comparison: MkVI Horus Heresy Space Marine Legionaries
The new Horus Heresy launch box features 40 fantastic MkVI Space Marine models that have been completely redesigned. Many have wondered if the proportions of the models have been adjusted and how the models look in relation to Primaris Space Marines. In this post, you will find the ultimate scale comparison with all armour patterns as well as Imperial Guard, Chaos Space Marines, and more.