10mm scale. Contains 2 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Using the basic platform of a Hand, these are spawned when the Bioficers need additional heavy fire support. They require considerably more resource to spawn, given the percentage of mechanical elements involved. A rotating turret and gun mount is permanently melded into its flesh, supporting a battle tank grade main gun. Although just as combat effective as true vehicle versions, even these elements are designed to be temporary and absorbed post-battle, incorporating just enough solidity and service life to lay waste to the enemy before burning out.

Contains 2 resin miniatures with 3 possible build options

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 3 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

A Hand is a tank-sized, headless, four-limbed monstrosity of pure bone, muscle, and sinew, simpler and less resource-intensive to spawn than bio-constructs with more mechanical elements. Each limb has multiple, rudimentary eyes, and moves with disturbing, unnatural purpose, remotely guided by its control node. Hands are infamous for absorbing horrendous injury as they clamber, quickly, towards their prey. Once there, they grip, crush, and tear armoured vehicles to pieces as if they were paper. Effective and shockingly basic in their approach, they epitomise the callous decomposability of flesh to the Bioficers.

Contains 3 resin miniatures.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 18 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Spitters are walking, spider-like, bloated parcels of volatile chemicals. They aren’t hard to kill, but that matters little to the Bioficers. Part of their ‘head’ is a thin proboscis lined with peristaltic muscle. Once in position, the whole monstrosity spasms, belching a spray of reacting compounds through windows or directly into victims. The concoction corrodes, produces gasses, which chemically react, turning the air into a smouldering furnace. This 
eats away at the heaviest infantry armour, weakening it for other horrors to rend apart or ultimately penetrating, then liquefying the flesh inside.

Contains 18 resin miniatures with 6 plastic bases.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 7 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

The Bioficers employ a variety of outlandish, often nightmarish, war machines. Piloted by their malevolent AI Intelligences, these creations have already tormented sentient life in this galaxy.

A large skimmer-type platform forms the basis for the dreaded Grievance Genitor Ark. Filling a similar role to the APCs of other races, the Grievance uses stored molecules to spawn a bewildering array of nightmarish bio-drones in mere seconds, and it can imbibe more as battle unfolds to maintain production. This chassis is also used for the Tremor, a fixed-arc, mobile heavy weapon platform able to mount a Decon Beamer, Gravitic Drill, or Super Lightmaw.

One of the Bioficer’s largest battlefield assets is the semi-static Gauntlet Genitor Circle. Once dropship-deployed, it’s hovering form unfolds and begins to spawn hordes of the enemy’s most formidable bio-constructs, including tank-sized Hands, airborne Drakes, and the towering Beta.

Darting over all these monstrosities are dagger-like Fury Interceptors, lethal and much larger than Colonial equivalents, excelling in air-air killing and ground attack.

Contains 7 plastic miniatures.

Plastic Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 4 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

The armies and Grand Fleet of the Post Human Republic have completed their conquest of the Tlalocan Moons, annihilating most alien Scourge forces there and now turning their mighty war walkers onto the Bioficers.

The Type-9 Frontier Walker was designed for expeditionary operations in hostile wilderness, and it has since been adopted by the PHR’s military. Twice the height of a Type-1 Main Battle Walker, it offers superior athleticism, mobility, and flexibility at the expense of armour.  Being much larger though it can absorb damage while offering extended supplies and pilot life support.

Current variants include the energy shield-equipped, melee-focused Rashnu, the multi-role Agas and Dahaka, and the fire-support oriented Mithra. All offer more tactical flexibility than traditional, military-first designs, and, despite their size, remain dropship-portable due to their lighter armour.

All variants include two RX-20 miniguns on independently traversable microlimbs and two arm hardpoints for heavy weapons. Ranged options include a combination RX-1 railgun with RX-66 flamethrower, combination RXs-77 autocannons with RM-4 missiles, twin RXs-120 smoothbore cannons, and twin RX-1000 lasers.

Given the Type-9’s dexterity and its original role in slaying mega-fauna far from ammunition supply, a range of fearsome melee weapons are available. The elegant Beastslayer Blade, the brutal Electro Gladius, and the mighty Hyperkenetic Hammer are all more than capable of dealing terminal damage to enemy vehicles.

Contains 4 multi-part plastic miniatures. Instructions can be found here.

Miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

10mm scale. Contains 30 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Faceless warriors, their numbers feel endless.

The Immortals are the PHR's core infantry, and that alone is formidable. A suite of military-grade cybernetics and punishing training make them implacable foes. Communing through thought alone, they fight in eerie silence, increasing tactical responsiveness and eroding enemy morale. Encased in body armour and able to shut off the pain response, these faceless warriors can stand firm against withering firepower. 

Most Immortals carry the remarkable RXp-57 autosensing assault rifle, a belt-fed weapon which lay down sustained fire without reloading or touching a physical trigger. Squad firepower is augmented by the RXp-14 Longreach anti-materiel rifle for vehicle kills and sniping duties. 

Contains 30 resin miniatures with a plastic bases.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 30 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

No matter where the alien races occupy, there will be Resistance to their occupation.

Every Resistance fighter can be considered a veteran, especially compared to fresh-faced, Colonial recruits. They have lived hard lives under enemy occupation and often hold their ground against impossible odds with grit and desperate hope. Ultimately though, they are not trained soldiers and tend to sport outdated kit of mixed vintage and pattern. Their primary weapon is normally the pre-war A12 Infantry Rifle, a fantastically reliable if unspectacular weapon, featuring basic digital sighting and a distinctive high-capacity sickle magazine. Fighters also carry homebrew, single-use RPGs, which make up for their crudeness with coordinated, seasoned fire. 

Contains 30 resin miniatures with 6 plastic bases.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 30 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Humanities extinction comes in the shape of man, sadly enslaved to the parasitic Scourge. 

Warriors are the foot soldiers of the Scourge, conquered souls who must endure a much-extended lifetime of agonising neuro-suppression as a Scourge host. Most Scourge Warriors encountered in the 27th century are 200-year-old, age-halted former humans snared from mankind's once littering cities. Fresher hosts are those unlucky to have been captured alive during the wars of Reconquest, or, rarely, vat-grown experiments. 

Most carry the Plasma Rifle, a short-ranged, devastating weapon. As the projectile's containment field fails, it releases molten plasma into the heart of the body, vaporizing it from within. Focused fire from these high-energy weapons can even liquefy vehicles. 

Contains 30 resin miniatures with a 6 plastic bases.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 18 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Brave by name, brave by nature

Shaltari line infantry (UCM designation - ‘Braves’) are formidable warriors. Shaltari counteract their diminutive stature by fighting in lithe, armoured Warsuits over eight feet in height. Their amazing agility often disturbs human observers, given their apparent bulk. Warsuits also feature a teleport web so can be transferred where needed without risk in transit. The Warsuit greatly enhances the user’s strength, empowering Braves to wield devastating small arms such as the Gauss Rifle and Discus Launcher. They also include miniaturised active countermeasures systems, reducing the effective range of enemy small-arms fire. This combination grants the standard Shaltari soldier the kind of power Colonial infantry grunts can only dream of.

Contains 18 resin miniatures with plastic bases.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

UCM Armor. 10mm scale. Contains 10 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

A combined arms approach is typical of the UCM army. Utilising small numbers of soldiers piloting heavily armoured vehicles, they make their limited numbers count. 

The Colonial Armoured Corps are the mailed fist of the UCM. Attached to the mighty Legions on a semi-permanent basis, each operates hundreds of armoured vehicles, most notably the UCM’s devastatingly efficient tanks.

Colonial tanks are ultra-low profile, often with a single crewman prone inside the layered composite chassis. Rubber-like mono-treads with weave-wire cores provide durable mobility over any terrain. Hyper-velocity railguns are the most common armament, often mounted on an articulated armature made possible by zero recoil, allowing the hull to sit behind cover while the main gun rises to 
annihilate targets.

The Sabre-type main battle tank is the backbone of the Corps. This mainstay comes in many variants including the laser-armed Tachi, the anti-air Rapier, and the Greave command tank. At nearly twice that tonnage is the Gladius and its variants including the Maul, Scimitar, and Flail. 

The heaviest of all current UCM tanks is the mighty Broadsword, armed with a colossal railgun. Variants include the Machete and it’s dreaded therma-lance, the Cutlas and its demolition cannon, and the Claymore with its long cannon. All may bring down the heaviest foes.

Contains 10 plastic miniatures.

Plastic miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 18 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Fast mobile support to cover the battlefield...

The Colonial Armoured Corps operate many fast, wheeled vehicles in essential combat roles. The Wolverine scout buggy is a fast, nimble forward observer and flanking unit while packing missiles, an anti-air minigun, mortar, or flamethrower. 

A heavier evolution of the Wolverine is the Polecat, although it uses its cannons, miniguns, or laser for pure offense. Using a similar chassis, the Ferret and Badger are 5-man 
transports designed for surface-based infiltration where aircraft would alert an enemy.

The largest buggy operated by the UCM is the missile-armed Wolf and its variants, including the Jackal and its organ gun, the Dingo, and the Fox with its AWACS dish. Of these, the Fox also serves as a forward command vehicle.

The Corps also deploy an array of static artillery pieces. The standard howitzer platform is used by the cannon-armed Longbow, the tank-destroyer Crossbow, and the Pilum, armed with a single, devastating missile. A newer, wider platform now supports the Scorpio and Ballista with organ guns in two calibres, and the Scutum with its UM-004 Jammer and AWACS package.

Contains 18 plastic miniatures.

Plastic miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 8 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Air support inbound, hold tight Soldiers...

Dropships are the lynchpin of any Colonial spearhead assault. They provide vital mobility and are the bridge between high atmosphere and the battlefield. Nimbler and more survivable than lumbering bulk landers, dropships are essential for tactical operations in hostile territory.

The Army Air and Space Corps fly most UCM dropships. The backbone is the Condor medium dropship, a cost-efficient, flexible transport for most Colonial armour. Slightly smaller, but often more heavily armed, is the Vulture, coming in troopship and dropship variants for Infantry, combat buggy, and artillery platform delivery.

The smallest is the Raven, carrying similar cargos to the Vulture and an especial favourite of Colonial special forces for its speed and agility. A new variant, the Crow, allows fast deployment of a single main battle tank and mounts powerful missiles to clear forward drop zones.

All three airframes also form the basis of the UCM’s dreaded gunships. The Falcon A is the smallest and most common, but its harmonised gatlings can shred a main battle tank in a blink. Its B variant instead carries missiles for flexible air-air or air-ground lethality. Larger is the Harrier, offering cannons, missiles, or scanner units for a scouting role. The largest is the mighty Eagle, famed for its pair of UM-200 heavy railguns and twin hardpoints for cannons or missiles.

Contains 8 plastic miniatures and bases.

Plastic miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

10mm scale. Contains 10 miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Supporting the core troops from the frontline requires the best equipment mankind has to offer.

The Colonial Armoured Corps operate many combat support vehicles. Most common is the Bear APC, a solid, reliable workhorse to mechanise 15 Legionnaires. A variant, the Panda, also tows a trailer equipped with an ECM jammer. This chassis is also used for the Kodiak, a mobile command centre with an uplink dish to call in orbital strikes. This chassis is also the basis for the Grizzly A and B artillery platforms.  A new variant, the Cuprum, is a small, mobile drone launcher with an internal rack for dozens of folded Microsprite kamikaze drones.

Operating in the spearhead role is the Katana light tank and its variants. A lightened version of the ubiquitous Sabre, this offers superior speed through thinner armour. A variant, the Fireblade, mounts a huge flamethrower for cleansing infested buildings, and the new Wakizashi mounts potent, if 
short-ranged, tesla coils.

Operating alongside the UCM’s ground forces is the Fleet Air Arm. Part of the UCMF, its fighters and bombers are the Fleet’s most visible presence on the battlefields of the 27th century. The sleek, nimble Archangel Interceptor is a crucial asset, including a fighter-bomber variant and a newly available missile upgrade.

Contains 10 plastic miniatures.

Plastic miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Designed for 10mm tabletop gaming.

The Keres is a nightmarish, tentacled behemoth that stalks the ruins of the Tlalocan Moons, scavenging the wounded and the recently fallen. Its elongated, clawed limbs allow it to maintain a low, hunched profile while navigating the cityscape, yet they are equally lethal in combat, capable of piercing PHR walker plating to reach the soft targets within. Once prey is snared in its toxic, constricting tentacles, any hope of rescue is effectively extinguished.

The full unit profile and scenario for the Keres is available to review here.

Kit contains 1 resin miniature supplied unpainted

Contains six new, multipart plastic Aquilon Terminator miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Contains weapon options for Lastrum Storm Bolters, Infernus Firepikes, Adrathic Combi-Destructors, Solarite Power Gauntlets, and Solarite Power Talons.

Can be used in both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer: The Horus Heresy.

Contains 1 plastic, multipart Coronus Grav-Carrier miniature. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Can be used in both Warhammer 40,000 and The Horus Heresy.

Contains 6 plastic, multipart Custodian Guard miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Contains two plastic, multipart Custodian on Gryfalcon Jetbike miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Contains weapon options fo Lastrum bolt cannon, monster-slaying adrathic devastator, arachnus volley cannon, or twin Corvae las-pulser.

Can be used in both Warhammer 40,000 and The Horus Heresy.

Contains one plastic, multipart Pallas Grav-Attack vehicle miniature. Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Contains weapon options for twin arachnus blaze cannon and a twin Iliastus accelerator fusil.

Can be used in both Warhammer 40K and Horus Heresy.

Contains 6 plastic, multipart Sentinel Guard miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.