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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We’re not sure if you’ve heard, but Warhammer 40k 10th editionis here – and, on the tabletop, 10th Edition Space Marineslook to be as strong, flexible, and accessible an army as they’ve always been. Don’t worry, if you are struggling a bit, we’ve done the hard part for you. Using the internet most free Optical Character Recognition software and Translated by the worlds (arguably) most renowned technologists (Google). We’ve spared no expense (or real effort) to bring you the direct translation of the above. Prepare for the next Warhammer literary masterpiece.

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Japan Release: 6/7 Models – 1 Rare Secret Model (1 extra model is available as part of the paint set only and is not in the blind boxes) The final Ultramarine intercessor shows off his included knife, which matches the style used on the Wave 1 models. My hope is that this sculpt was just accidentally left near something a little too warm. It’s then melted but the JoyToy Marketing team demanded the pictures go out – that would explain the rest of the issues too. Hot on the heels of Games Workshop’s Bandai Space Marines. Gdubyas partnered up with Mcfarlane toys to create a line of Acton figures. These are far more affordable than the Bandai varients at 1/3rd the cost.

This one has a couple of extra components to his name. the extra missile can probably be held by the marine, clamped in the mechanical arm or loaded into the launcher itself. Here’s hoping this is just rushing preproduction shots and we’ll actually see the finished articles with some shading? Reiver Brother Sergeant Once again, at first glance at these and they look just like normal models. but they aren’t, they are 4″ action figures. The pessimist in me would think that this is how the ‘Eavy Metal team theirs so well, make bigger figures. But I have seen those models up close to know they are real. Think you’ve seen enough Dreadnoughts? How about one with an axe, wolf skull and pelt? The details on this one put the previous Dreadnoughts to shame.Aside from the Orks on the Chaplain, all of the other models from the above list have either been revealed as of this post or are in the image below. Said image also shows a lot, lot more! Fans of Warhammer 40,000 have been spoiled over the past year with stunning action figures from Bandai and McFarlane Toys . Now, two new sets are joining them in a collaboration between Games Workshop and JOYTOY. With this release, every model gets its own little card with some story on it. they’ve even showcased one of these below as a preview. if you collect all 8, it tells a full tale

Though notoriously unreliable in scale, ForgeWorld Primarch models show even Alpharius is way taller than an average marine (in the novels he’s described as using Omegon and several unusually tall marines to sow discord and disguise but he isn’t short). Scale wise from other models, Primarchs would be 15-16ft generally. The rider’s no slouch either – modelled directly after a Beast Snagga boy sculpt from last edition, translating those same sublime details over from the miniature. The notable changes to this model versus the others is firstly the loadout, we have a Plasma Pistol and Power Sword.

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The first of the ‘Heroes of the Chapter’ series of figures. First up, we have the man who took Capture the Flag a little too seriously to the point where he wants you to know he has it all the time. This change in sprue style leads me to suspect that GW Uk did not produce these models and they were instead outsourced to model makers in the east.

Primaris are generally described as slightly taller rather than utterly different. My guess is if a marine is 8ft absolute average, Primaris would be close to 9ft (though still shorter than average Custodians). But if you look at the models and art of Roboute Guilliman, he towers over even his Primaris - he’s easily 13-14ft to that scale and he’s by no means the biggest Primarch. What is it about third parties and Aquilas? (the Chest Wings). Why can’t anyone get them to match the dimensions we already have? GW has the 3d Model of A Space Marine chest, just use that. This is one part of the model that puts me off. Why couldn’t they just make it the same but bigger! Games Workshop has previewedseveral Warhammer 40k 10th edition Space Marine datasheetsand snippets.

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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?