Description
The Daemon Prince Zadophon is a potent sorcerer and a monstrous warrior, terrifying to behold. His presence bends the weave of fate into forms more fortuitous for Tzeentch’s designs, and his empyric rituals are made all the more potent should he consume a sliver of soulstuff from a fallen underling. He is accompanied by Kaa'skrek, a Tzaangor Shaman who unleashes ferocious psychic bombardments against the foe as they soar high upon their daemonic Disc. Three Tzaangor Enlightened protect their leader, while a unit of Rubric Marines march forward to claim territory by laying down a punishing hail of Inferno bolts and sorcerous warpfire.
This box contains 15 plastic miniatures that represent a complete Prism of Zadophon force for use in Combat Patrol games of Warhammer 40,000. It's an ideal way to start a Thousand Sons army, or easily add to an existing collection, and save money compared to buying the contents separately.
The Daemon Prince can be built in a wide variety of ways to suit your Chaos God and preferred style. It can be armed with an infernal cannon and a hellforged sword or daemonic axe, or with a pair of malefic talons.
The Tzaangor Enlightened can alternatively be built as Tzaangor Enlightened with Fatecaster Greatbows – prophetic mutant warrior archers.
The Rubric Marines can be armed with either inferno boltguns or warpflamers. One can be built with a deadly soulreaper cannon, and another can carry an icon of flame. The Aspiring Sorcerer who leads them can be armed with either an inferno bolt pistol or a warpflame pistol.
This set includes the following multipart plastic miniatures:
– 1x Daemon Prince
– 1x Tzaangor Shaman
– 3x Tzaangor Enlightened (which can alternatively be built as Tzaangor Enlightened with Fatecaster Greatbows)
– 10x Rubric Marines
This kit comprises 358 plastic components, 1x Citadel 60mm Round Bases, 4x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Chaos Space Marines transfer sheet containing 364 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures.
These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
This box contains 15 plastic miniatures that represent a complete Prism of Zadophon force for use in Combat Patrol games of Warhammer 40,000. It's an ideal way to start a Thousand Sons army, or easily add to an existing collection, and save money compared to buying the contents separately.
The Daemon Prince can be built in a wide variety of ways to suit your Chaos God and preferred style. It can be armed with an infernal cannon and a hellforged sword or daemonic axe, or with a pair of malefic talons.
The Tzaangor Enlightened can alternatively be built as Tzaangor Enlightened with Fatecaster Greatbows – prophetic mutant warrior archers.
The Rubric Marines can be armed with either inferno boltguns or warpflamers. One can be built with a deadly soulreaper cannon, and another can carry an icon of flame. The Aspiring Sorcerer who leads them can be armed with either an inferno bolt pistol or a warpflame pistol.
This set includes the following multipart plastic miniatures:
– 1x Daemon Prince
– 1x Tzaangor Shaman
– 3x Tzaangor Enlightened (which can alternatively be built as Tzaangor Enlightened with Fatecaster Greatbows)
– 10x Rubric Marines
This kit comprises 358 plastic components, 1x Citadel 60mm Round Bases, 4x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Chaos Space Marines transfer sheet containing 364 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures.
These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
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