
Knight Houses
0 box sets · 9 kits we track
The Horus Heresy's knightly households - Questoris and Cerastus war engines fighting for either side of the civil war.
In the age of the Heresy the knight houses were still bound by oath to the Imperium, and many broke that oath. This is the 30th millennium version of the walkers: older patterns, heavier chassis, and the fast Cerastus knights that see little use in the later setting. As a collection it takes up very little shelf space and a great deal of hobby time. Each model is a full evening's assembly and considerably more painting, with vast armour plates begging for household heraldry, freehand and hard-edged camouflage. It works as a standalone force or as the heavy support element for a Legiones Astartes or Solar Auxilia army you already own.
On the table: Very few models, each enormous - long reach, heavy armour, and no ability to absorb losses.
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Knight Houses · 1 model
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