Warhammer - The Horus Heresy - Legiones Astartes - Cataphractii Terminator Squad
Warhammer - The Horus Heresy - Legiones Astartes - Cataphractii Terminator Squad

Warhammer - The Horus Heresy - Legiones Astartes - Cataphractii Terminator Squad

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Warhammer - The Horus Heresy - Legiones Astartes - Cataphractii Terminator Squad
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Terminator suits are the ultimate in personal armour technology, gifted to the finest veteran forces of the Legiones Astartes. Squads clad in Terminator armour become devastating frontline assault units, able to withstand the heaviest enemy fire and deliver a ruthless hammer blow to crush their foes. Cataphractii suits are among the earliest designs of Terminator armour, and still the most heavily-protected of their kind, with slab-like ceramite pauldrons that house additional shield generators at the cost of mobility.

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Cataphractii Terminators, which can be fielded in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy as a squad of 10 models, or two units of 5 models. Each of these Terminators is armed with a Phobos-pattern combi-bolter and either a power fist, chainfist, or lightning claw – you can also choose to swap out the combi-bolter for a pair of lightning claws. The box also includes two power swords, as well as two heavy flamers and two grenades harnesses. Components are included to build a Cataphractii Sergeant for each of your squads, and the kit offers plenty of interchangeable components to keep your Terminators looking unique, such as a variety of different heads, loincloths, chestplate designs, and shield-badges.

This set comprises 196 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. Also included is a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet, with 339 optional markings and iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

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Warhammer - The Horus Heresy - Legiones Astartes - Cataphractii Terminator Squad
SKU
GW-WHH-31-26
Vendor
Games Workshop
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