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Stalker Constructs are a stark example of the Dark Mechanicum’s pervasive touch. Numerous designs became common sights during the Horus Heresy, and the most significant concern amongst the Loyalists was the apparent gestalt consciousness located within each one.

The Serperos Heavy Stalker is a heavily armoured and heavily armed siegebreaker for the Dark Mechanicum. Thick armour plates and several shield generators provide protection against all but the heaviest of firepower. Its most commonly employed weapon is the exo-planar bombard – a deadly ætherpowered weapon capable of shredding armour and flesh with equal ease.

The Thanatar Siege-Automata is a mobile artillery platform built to accommodate an array of heavier weapons. It is primarily utilised in siege warfare, or urban engagements where its formidable weapons could sunder the strongest fortifications with unrelenting barrages.

The Arvus Lighter is a utility shuttle used by the Imperialis Armada for transferring supplies or small groups of personnel. It's a workhorse, used to insert infantry sections and command units into a war zone with pinpoint accuracy.

The Malcador Infernus is, in effect, a huge flamer on tracks, with a fuel trailer towed behind it. They are generally deployed to lead advances against enemy forces occupying especially dense terrain, such as trench lines, city ruins, or heavily forested areas.

The Valdor Tank Destroyer mounts a devastating neutron laser – each a meticulously wrought iteration of a recovered relic of the Dark Age of Technology. Though rare, they're in high demand as the Solar Auxilia are called upon to fight the Legiones Astartes and their fighting vehicles.

The Deredeo Dreadnought is a walking heavy weapons platform, designed to combine superior firepower with the flexibility and durability of a Dreadnought chassis. Though highly resource-intensive to produce and maintain, its undoubted survivability and killing power ensures the Deredeo is in high demand by Traitor and Loyalist Legions alike from the few Forge Worlds able to fashion them.

The most aggressive High Elf Lords will ride a Dragon into battle, where few can withstand their onslaught. These mighty and noble creatures hail from Ulthuan, and can be found slumbering in colossal caverns, deep within the Dragon Spine Mountains. This multipart plastic kit builds a Lord on a Moon or Sun Dragon, who can be used to represent a Prince in High Elf Realms armies in Warhammer: The...

The Swordmasters of Hoeth are exemplars of the martial arts, capable of incredible feats of arms. Trained at the White Tower, the greatest seat of learning in the world, these warrior-scholars master every nuance and facet of sword fighting.

The White Lions of Chrace have served the Phoenix Kings since the time of Caledor the First. A warrior can only join the ranks of the White Lions after displaying considerable valour and skill upon the battlefield. They must then also complete the traditional rite of a Chracian warrior – to hunt and kill a white lion.

Eagle-claw Bolt Throwers are used for heavy support. Its clever design allows its crews to alternate between different modes of fire – one moment shooting single shots capable of disembowelling a rampaging Giant, the next unleashing clutches of smaller bolts to mow down massed infantry before they reach the High Elf lines. This multipart plastic kit builds two Eagle-claw Bolt Throwers, each...

The Krios is the most commonly employed armoured unit of the Mechanicum, comparable in function and tactical role to the Predator tank widely used by the Legiones Astartes. Possessed of great speed and manoeuvrability, and mounted with numerous weapon patterns including a lightning cannon or irad-scourer, Krios squadrons are formidable armoured units that provide mobile firepower to Taghmata...

The Karacnos is a variant of the Triaros Armoured Conveyor, but with the transport compartment replaced by a store of radiological mortars. Together with independently targeting lightning locks, the Karacnos functions in the role of mobile artillery platform, able to close with the enemy battle line and weather shock assault conditions to deliver its deadly cargo.

Knights Magaera and Styrix are rare variants of the common Questoris suit. Both are marvels of technological sophistication, designed to mercilessly eradicate any who oppose the Omnissiah’s will – and invested with dedicated repair autosimulacra and ionic flare shields, enhancing the survivability of the armour. They are deadly frontline war machines when assaults upon fortified positions are...

Cerastus Knights Atrapos are patterns of ancient provenance and staggering potency – it is a rare honour for a Household to count them among its ranks and each is a relic treated with singular reverence. They are often employed against enemy Knights as executioners for wayward scions who have strayed from the allegiance of their House. The cold hunger for destruction within their machine spirit...

Acastus Knights Asterius are armed with heavy conversion beam cannons able to reduce the mightiest edifices to ash and even threaten the colossal engines of the Titan Legions. Their secondary weapon systems are deadly in their own right – the massive carapace-mounted Karacnos mortar battery is capable of annihilating entire phalanxes of troop formations, or saturating ramparts with high-impact...

The Dragon Princes of Caledor regard themselves as the elite even amongst the nobility of Ulthuan’s kingdoms. Their true character emerges only in the thick of battle, where they would die without hesitation if such a sacrifice would save but one of Ulthuan’s people. Only when the battle-light fades from the Dragon Prince’s eyes does their callous pride return. This multipart plastic kit...

Elven Spearmen have won countless battles through their skill alone. Elves train with bow and blade first, then after a decade or so of service, those that prove worthy are called to join the massed ranks of a spear regiment. This multipart plastic kit builds 32 Elven Spearmen, reliable infantry for your High Elf Realms armies in games of Warhammer: The Old World. These effective and flexible...

High Elf Mages are fascinated by the secrets of sorcery, and their nimble minds can embrace a deeper understanding of its subtleties and whims than other Wizards. The entire world owes much to their disciplined and selfless actions, for it is by their efforts alone that the Great Vortex and the network of waystones that feed it are maintained, and the dread power of Chaos is kept in abeyance....

The notorious Callous Blades warband is led by Lord Kaphrael, a figure whose arrogance is matched only by his skill at arms. As he calls out his victims and cuts them down in duels, he inspires his cavorting cohort to greater acts of debauched butchery. Surrounded by six Flawless Blades, few foes can withstand his attentions for long. The Infractors rush to fill in the gaps with a flurry of...

The Daemon Prince Vorrakh has spilled oceans of blood, but it's never enough. He leads a pack of crazed killers in a never-ending quest to collect skulls for Khorne. His Master of Executions helps lead the troops so he can focus on taking on the biggest targets, while the Berzerkers and Jakhals hack and gouge their way to gory victory. This box contains 22 plastic miniatures that represent a...

Sholgor the Putrid is a Lord of Virulence who leads his shambling Death Guard warband to battle surrounded by a bodyguard of Deathshroud Terminators, advancing implacably as his bloated Plague Marine forces unleash withering hails of firepower, supported by their corrupted Rhino. All the while Septimol Fulg, the Tallyman, makes note of their harvest. This box contains 13 plastic miniatures...

The armies of the World Eaters are unsubtle hordes of frenzied warriors, slavering daemons, and enraged cultists barely organised into a fighting force. They rush forward with little thought for tactics, merely attempting to spill as much blood for their god as possible.

The Death Guard trudge forwards in a filthy tide of decaying ceramite, bloated flesh, and festering pustules. Their numbers are made up of fallen Space Marines, but also scampering daemons, shuffling Poxwalkers, and other lost souls. Woe betide any foe who must face them, for they face their own mortality.