If you’re a fan of the lore or the Horus Heresy series from Black Library, but you’re not so familiar with advanced resin kits, this is the edition of the game you’ve been waiting for. The Praetors are some of the first kits moving to plastic, making the game more approachable than ever before. He also most likely the model labeled “7” in the leaked starter set image above, almost guaranteeing this is the real deal… Plus from the scaling, if that is a 32mm base, it looks to be more of a “true-scale” size than “firstborn”. Well, when you look at the new marine they revealed, and the rumors of the boxset, this looks pretty similar to us! The first Mark VI Marine they showed has that great old-school feel to it, and maybe the best part is its plastic! Click Here To Get Your Eternus Assault Armor! This might not be the first time we’ve seen Mark VI power armour in plastic (that would have been the first ever plastic kit for Warhammer 40,000 – RTB01), but this brings them up to date with the Mark III and Mark IV kits with LOADS of options. Especially because it’s been forever since the initial pics were leaked. This video is honestly pretty amazing, but we would have loved to know more about the game. We’ve also got tonnes of hobby right here on – along with a look at some of the new rules from Arena of Shades and interviews with some of the designers of the new Aeldari kits, we’ll have full coverage of all of the big reveals from this year’s AdeptiCon. One Year Later, Pass or Fail: Vortex Mixer Shaker For Miniatures & Model Paints GW AdeptiCon Preview

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