McFarlane Toys, Warhammer 40000 Ultramarines Primaris Assault Intercessor Action Figure with 22 Moving Parts, Collectible Warhammer Figure with collectors stand base – Ages 12+

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I honestly hope this is a precursor to some new Tyranid releases from GW. Ymgarl Genestealer – Artists Proof It’s billed to be a highly limited range of models spread amongst the existing lines. every so often an existing series may be accompanied by a Gold label model. The helmet is now gold and has a sculpted laurel and blood-drop emblem (yes guys, you like blood drops, we get it) Identical to the previous releases in terms of the sculpt and accessories, but this time in Red and White. It’s more like the classic GW Flayed One sculpts which were, not great… It’s a beaten up Necron with some flesh lazily hanging off the face and shoulders.

Here’s the Primaris Ultramarine Assault Intecessor and his components. Please agree with me that you would have preferred a stand which is more in scale with the bases we are used to? The artists proof is a better model in that we finally have a Mcfarlane sculpt with a face, and it looks pretty decent to boot. He looks fairly posable too even though he has fewer points of articulation than the Bandai version McFarlane Toys – Necron Warrior

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The Body sculpt is identical to the model used in Series 1. Just with the hands swapped out, the skin bits added and a spikey spine. All of the surface battle damage is identical to last years model. McFarlane Necron Flayed One – Artists Proof The sculpt of this model has gone full Blood Angel – with about as much effort put in as GW put into their faction-specific upgrade sprues. As I walked into Warhammer Chesterfield last week, there were as many Gold Label Warhammer models available as there was everything else (on day of release). The next stage was to break up the very solid blue colour of the original paint job by adding some mottling to the armour. Using a dry sponge again, I made a mix of Temple Guard Blue and Macragge Blue, which was quite a lot lighter than the original plastic, and stippled this colour over the armour quite sparsely. Maybe the leak got the names wrong, but a big me this is;t. Warhammer McFarlane Big Mek Artists Proof

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. Why not make us a sister with a face, it’s one of the most iconic parts of that army. Female fighters sans helmet. We know you can do faces McFarlane McFarlane Necron Flayed One Awww yes! This is awesome. An incredibly detailed sculpt. Remember just over a year or so ago when we were crying out for Plastic Sisters, and here they are now represented in cast resiny stuff and standing 7″ tall! awesome 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. Once this stage was done, it was time to add weathering to the model. I used Rhinox Hide for most of this process, first adding a more watered-down mix with a brush to some of the deeper recesses of the miniature, then dragging that mix down in areas to create dirty drips.

That is literally the only difference on this box vs the McFarlane Adepta Sororitas Battle Sister. Seriously, even the barcode is the same. And now comes the time when I explain how you can get this variant.