Warhammer: The Horus Heresy - Legiones Imperialis - Fellblade / Glaive Super-Heavy Tanks (03-95)

Warhammer: The Horus Heresy - Legiones Imperialis - Fellblade / Glaive Super-Heavy Tanks (03-95)The Fellblade is built around the rugged Baneblade chassis. Its reinforced metaplas alloy hull is crowned by a traversable turret mounting a formidable twin barreled accelerator cannon, capable of firing a variety of specialised shells. The Glaive, on the other hand, utilises a vast volkite carronade on its turret. This multipart plastic kit builds two super heavy tanks for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Legions Imperialis. Each vehicle can

The Fellblade is built around the rugged Baneblade chassis. Its reinforced metaplas alloy hull is crowned by a traversable turret mounting a formidable twin-barreled accelerator cannon, capable of firing a variety of specialised shells. The Glaive, on the other hand, utilises a vast volkite carronade on its turret.

This multipart plastic kit builds two super-heavy tanks for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Legions Imperialis. Each vehicle can be assembled either as a Fellblade, bearing an armour-busting Fellblade accelerator cannon and a hull-mounted demolisher cannon, or as a Glaive with a fearsome volkite carronade to take out swathes of heavy infantry. Whichever variant you choose, these tanks are capable of turning the tide of any battle.

Both versions are equipped with a hull-mounted heavy bolter, and your choice of sponson-mounted laser destroyers, quad heavy bolters, or quad lascannons. They can also be built with a closed hatch, or an open hatch with either a crew member, or a gunner with a pintle-mounted multi-melta or heavy bolter.

This kit is supplied with 1x Legion Vehicle Transfer Sheet, containing 1,130 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures. There are icons for each of the 18 Legions in the Horus Heresy, along with numerals and honour markings.

This kit comprises 112 plastic components. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Rules for using these miniatures in your games of Legions Imperialis can be found in Journal Strategia – The Ruin of the Salamanders, which is available separately.