Description
*Important*
This is a pre-order item. The expected release date is October 17, 2026. However, manufacturing and logistics delays may occur. Orders containing pre-order items will ship when everything is available. Please consider making separate orders for in-stock and pre-order items.
Key Features
- A plastic miniature for Warhammer: The Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000
- Add a a highly manoeuvrable hunter-killer to your Legio Custodes and Adeptus Custodes armies
- Zoom into the best firing positions and claim key points on the battlefield
- Provide fire support with flexible, high-energy blasts from hull-mounted weaponry
Deliver Swift Death
This multipart plastic kit builds one Pallas Grav-attack for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy and for Adeptus Custodes armies in Warhammer 40,000. In battle, this sleek tank zooms into the best firing positions so it can inflict devastating hit-and-run assaults on the enemy. It boasts powerful weaponry in the form of a hull-mounted Twin Arachnus Blaze Cannon, or a Twin Iliastus Accelerator Fusil – expertly engineered weapons that can successfully eliminate both infantry and armoured targets alike.
Contents:
– 76 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 105mm by 70mm Oval Base
– 1 Custodes Vehicle Flight Stem
– 1 construction guide
– 1 Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet
The Legio Custodes Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 210 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Custodian symbols, text for locations of great battles, and more to decorate your miniature.
This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend:
– Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters
– Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue
– Warhammer Colour paints
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