The Ultimate Plague Daddy: Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Morta
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Are you tired of playing with tiny miniatures that make your eyes squint? Do you want something that screams "I am the ultimate plague daddy of Warhammer 40,000"? Then look no further than the Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Mortarion.
This towering model is the epitome of decay and disease, with baroque power armor covered in rust and rot, skulls, spikes and Nurgle symbolism. He comes armed with two foul weapons - the massive scythe named Silence, and The Lantern, an ancient energy pistol. But it's his massive, decaying wings that steal the show.
Assembling the model can be a bit of a challenge, but it's well worth it for the end result. Mortarion looms over the rest of the Death Guard, and even Bloodthirsters look up to him. He's a great addition to any Chaos army, particularly for those who worship Nurgle.
Pros:
- Towering, impressive model that looks great on the battlefield
- Multiple modeling options for the weapons and wings
- Perfect for Chaos players who worship Nurgle and want to spread the plague
- Great addition to any Warhammer 40,000 collection
Cons:
- Assembling the model can be a bit challenging, especially for those new to the hobby
- The price point is quite high, making it a bit difficult for some to justify the purchase
Overall, the Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Mortarion is a great addition to any Warhammer 40,000 collection. While the price point may be a bit high, the sheer impressiveness of the model makes it worth it. And for those who worship Nurgle and want to spread the plague, Mortarion is the ultimate plague daddy.
Bottom line: If you're looking for a towering, impressive model to add to your Chaos army, the Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Mortarion is an excellent choice. With multiple modeling options and a great look on the battlefield, he's a must-have for any Nurgle worshipper. 8.5/10
This towering model is the epitome of decay and disease, with baroque power armor covered in rust and rot, skulls, spikes and Nurgle symbolism. He comes armed with two foul weapons - the massive scythe named Silence, and The Lantern, an ancient energy pistol. But it's his massive, decaying wings that steal the show.
Assembling the model can be a bit of a challenge, but it's well worth it for the end result. Mortarion looms over the rest of the Death Guard, and even Bloodthirsters look up to him. He's a great addition to any Chaos army, particularly for those who worship Nurgle.
Pros:
- Towering, impressive model that looks great on the battlefield
- Multiple modeling options for the weapons and wings
- Perfect for Chaos players who worship Nurgle and want to spread the plague
- Great addition to any Warhammer 40,000 collection
Cons:
- Assembling the model can be a bit challenging, especially for those new to the hobby
- The price point is quite high, making it a bit difficult for some to justify the purchase
Overall, the Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Mortarion is a great addition to any Warhammer 40,000 collection. While the price point may be a bit high, the sheer impressiveness of the model makes it worth it. And for those who worship Nurgle and want to spread the plague, Mortarion is the ultimate plague daddy.
Bottom line: If you're looking for a towering, impressive model to add to your Chaos army, the Games Workshop Death Guard Daemon Primarch Mortarion is an excellent choice. With multiple modeling options and a great look on the battlefield, he's a must-have for any Nurgle worshipper. 8.5/10
