McFarlane Toys, Warhammer 40000 Chaos Space Marine Action Figure with 22 Moving Parts, Unpainted Collectible Warhammer Figure with collectors stand base, Customise Your Figure – Ages 12+

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Each action figure stands a towering 7″ tall and features up to 22 different points of articulation that let you reposition them in dozens of different poses, from standing imperiously, weapons at the ready, to kneeling and taking aim. As for posing, we’ve lost some dynamicism here when compared to the Primaris model. It looks like to can pose him with a narrow or wide stance, Gaus Flayer Pointing up or down. and turn the head a bit. The Aquilla matches the above Hellblaster. The Blood Drop relic has been changed and has also switched sides. This Sister of Battle is a classic matte grey figure to allow the consumer to paint and customize their figure like classic Warhammer 40k Minifigures

The Artist’s Proofs are really cool because you can paint them up however you want. While most of the paint jobs on these aren’t too bad, the Orks left a little to be desired in our opinion. So, the APs are a really great alternative. Here are the specs on this one: But even if this isn’t the way they go, the Unpainted Artists proof version will let us paint whatever way we like. Warhammer Mcfarlane Raven Guard Space Marine

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If you just bought some of the new Flayed Ones, why not get the big boy to go with them? Obviously, you’ll roll much better.

The Left Shoulderpad features more ornamentation and is fully gold whilst featuring a campaign emblem sheild. Several of the models (detailed below) come with Artists Prood variants – this essentially means it’s the same as another model but is unpainted and delivered to you in primer (colour) plain grey plastic allowing you to add your own design as you see fit. Due to the Tabbard, this sister does not look quite as posable as the Ultramarine, In Fact, the only real difference between the two promo shots is that one is pointing the Bolter up and the other is pointing it downward. Comes unpainted to give customers the same option to paint the figure however they desire just like the iconic Warhammer 40 ,000 miniaturesIf you’d rather paint your own Reiver action figure, the Artist’s Proof is the ideal choice. What’s more, in place of the Ultramarines Reiver’s bolt carbine and a grav-chute, this version is equipped with alternative wargear in the form of a grapnel launcher, offering added variety should you get them both. Ork Meganob With Shoota We are saying series 4 here but based on the volume of models this could be both Wave 4 & Wave 5. 10 in total, though almost half of these are the unpainted Artists Proof varients Once again, not as hulking or armour-clad as your tabletop Meganobz, but as they are a rank & file model, I’m not too fussed. they look good.

I’d say vote with your wallets, but my worry is that if sales dry up for these figures because of a daft marketing decision, will it be taken as — nobody wants GW Action figures? Really looking forward to seeing these ones painted up by some of you pro’s out there. Warhammer McFarlane Big Mek So, what’s the difference between this Platinum Sister and the other variants? Well, there are 2 huge differences that will (may) make you want it! Identical to the model above in regard to loadout, but this model removes the Blood Angel Insignia from the shoulder pad along with replacing the chest Aquila with the one from the Wave 1 Ultramarine sculpt. Games Workshop originally imported Dungeons and Dragons into the UK but feeling the game needed more miniatures, created their own game – Warhammer Fantasy Battle, a table top war game, which was released in 1983.

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And now the Ymgarl version, which I prefer as a sculpt. Why is it different to the one above, unlike the original artists proof models that were carbon copies of the printed version? well, to make you buy more. And dammit I will! Hey Siege Studios! Can we have an action Figure category at next year’s IronSkull? (Help me out everyone, go ask them to do it) McFarlane Warhammer Figures – Wave 2 McFarlane Blood Angel Hellblaster The Battle Sister can be equipped with a boltgun, chainsword, or both, while the Hellblaster bears an enormous, two-handed plasma incinerator – all the better to, er, incinerate his foes. The Primaris Lieutenant comes with a power sword and plasma pistol, which he can use in either hand (Space Marines are ambidextrous, after all). They even come on their own round bases, just like miniatures. Bizarrely the Artists proof version of a flayed one is actually a different sculpt to the painted version. This model comes with a Classic Bolter and Chain Sword. McFarlane Adepta Sororitas Battle Sister – Artists Proof