The Armigers Are Here: A Big Win for Imperial Knights
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If you're a fan of Warhammer 40K, you know that when it comes to Imperial Knights, bigger is always better. But even the most fervent devotee of the Machine God can't ignore the utilitarian value of these smaller Armiger-class Knights. And boy, are they sweet.
For starters, this kit builds two Armiger-class Knights, either Warglaives or Helverins. The Warglaives come equipped with a thermal spear and a reaper chain-cleaver, plus your choice of either a heavy stubber or meltagun. And with six unique faceplates and articulated poses, you can really make them your own.
But don't forget the Helverins, which are closer range but provide a melee support that your Imperial Knights army will love. You can also use them as Freeblade squadrons for other Imperium forces.
The kit also includes a transfer sheet with heraldry for Imperial Knights, making these miniatures a perfect painting project. When assembled, they stand on two Citadel 100mm Round Bases. And at 148 plastic components, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck.
PROS:
-Can be assembled as either Armiger Warglaives or Armiger Helverins
-Can be customized with articulated poses, armor plating, and unique faceplates
-Can be used as Freeblade squadrons for other Imperium forces
-Transfer sheet with heraldry for Imperial Knights included
-Stands on two Citadel 100mm Round Bases
CONS:
-Some of the small pieces can be difficult to assemble
The Games Workshop Knight Armigers are a must-have for any Imperial Knights army. They are versatile, customizable, and just plain cool-looking. Whether you're a seasoned Warhammer 40K player or just getting started, these miniatures are a big win. So grab some Citadel Plastic Glue and paints, and get ready to conquer the battlefield.
Bottom line: 8.5/10
For starters, this kit builds two Armiger-class Knights, either Warglaives or Helverins. The Warglaives come equipped with a thermal spear and a reaper chain-cleaver, plus your choice of either a heavy stubber or meltagun. And with six unique faceplates and articulated poses, you can really make them your own.
But don't forget the Helverins, which are closer range but provide a melee support that your Imperial Knights army will love. You can also use them as Freeblade squadrons for other Imperium forces.
The kit also includes a transfer sheet with heraldry for Imperial Knights, making these miniatures a perfect painting project. When assembled, they stand on two Citadel 100mm Round Bases. And at 148 plastic components, you're getting a lot of bang for your buck.
PROS:
-Can be assembled as either Armiger Warglaives or Armiger Helverins
-Can be customized with articulated poses, armor plating, and unique faceplates
-Can be used as Freeblade squadrons for other Imperium forces
-Transfer sheet with heraldry for Imperial Knights included
-Stands on two Citadel 100mm Round Bases
CONS:
-Some of the small pieces can be difficult to assemble
The Games Workshop Knight Armigers are a must-have for any Imperial Knights army. They are versatile, customizable, and just plain cool-looking. Whether you're a seasoned Warhammer 40K player or just getting started, these miniatures are a big win. So grab some Citadel Plastic Glue and paints, and get ready to conquer the battlefield.
Bottom line: 8.5/10
