On today’s post we take a look at the Legion Spartan assault tanks for Legions Imperialis. There is also an updated painting guide and for the first time on the blog, my entire 3455pt army photo! Don’t miss it.

On today’s post I talk about hotdogs, ebay and hollowness as well as the usual how I painted the Iron Warriors’ Land Raiders and a 2200pt army photograph.

Trundling on to today’s blog post are the Legion Sicaran Punisher and Arcus Squadrons. These miniature armoured tanks are armed with new deadly turret weapons that are different from their starter set equivalents. Read on to find out more, including how I painted the Sicarans.

After the disappointment of the Legions Support box a couple of weeks ago I’ve bounced right back with an absolute stunner of a model, the Thunderhawk Gunship! Check out some gorgeous photos including an updated army shot and paint recipe card in today’s blog post.

In my last post I rambled on about detachments and formations not really fitting together with what you get in each box of models, in this blog post I put on my big boy Astartes pants and just get on with growing the army by adding a Legion Garrison Force formation.

On today’s post I talk about hotdogs, ebay and hollowness as well as the usual how I painted the Iron Warriors’ Land Raiders and a 2200pt army photograph.

The Rhino transport is one of the most recognisable vehicles in both Warhammer Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000 and now they’re driving straight into Legions Imperialis. You get 10 in a box and today I’m sharing the first 5 I’ve painted. Stay around until the end where I’ll share my 1000pt Iron Warriors force in all its glory.

Shaking the ground beneath their monstrous tracks, the Kratos Heavy Tank rumbles on to the blog today. Armed with a Kratos Battlecannon or a Melta blastgun these versatile tanks can take on Infantry, tanks or structures. Check out my Iron Warrior Kratos tanks, I’ll also share how I painted them with a free recipe card at the end of the article.