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Image 1 — Blood Angels Third Company Pushfit Tactical Squad
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Blood Angels Third Company Pushfit Tactical Squad

Finished up the pushfit tactical squad tonight. They are fourth squad of third company. The squad is comprised of models from the 4th-6th edition starter sets, mixed and matched with varying levels of iconography removal. I’m planning to do a big write up post describing the differences and details of all the old pushfit tac squads but right now’s probably not a good time for it. The important part is that I rescued them their decades long bits box consignment and have pressed them into service. For the cheapest, shittiest space marines you can get, I think they came out pretty sharp.

u/Tricontagon — 16 hours ago

Green Firstborn heart: Dark Angels tactical squads

Versatile, based on the heavy and special weapons chosen and the equipment of the veteran sergeant could be wall of fire, troops for controlling objectives, bait to block advances and much more, at an absolutely honest cost in points. <3

u/Hawk_Talon_DA — 1 day ago

The Rubicon Can Wait: Let's hear your lore for fielding Firstborn in M42.

Brothers of the Firstborn,

​As the Era Indomitus grinds on and the Primaris standard takes over both the lore and the tabletop, I find myself wondering how the rest of you justify keeping your classic Firstborn on the front lines.

​Are your veterans simply too stubborn to risk the Rubicon? Does your Inner Circle harbor a deep-seated paranoia regarding Belisarius Cawl and his "innovations"? Or is your chapter fighting a forgotten war in the dark corners of the Imperium, cut off from Guilliman's logistical supply lines?

​My own Dornian successors, the Knights Praetor, remain Firstborn out of rigid traditionalism. To them, the Rubicon Primaris is an unacceptable cultural and mortal risk. They firmly believe that Rogal Dorn would view Cawl's tampering with the Emperor's original genetic design as heresy, much like his initial, bitter defiance in the face of the organizational changes wrought upon the Emperor's legions by Guilliman's Codex Astartes. Because of this, the Knights Praetor maintain an insular, radical purity of purpose—relying exclusively on the ancient wargear, unaltered genetics, and stoic attitudes that have sustained them for centuries.

​Let's hear your chapter's lore. What narrative hooks keep your Firstborn marching to war in M42?

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u/jkamen3193 — 5 days ago
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First of my Death Company

Think I’m gonna redo the axe to be a bit brighter, but pretty happy with this mini as a test for the rest of my squad.

u/Shrimp088 — 5 days ago

90s Style Death Company and Chaplain

Given to me as a child, these death company marines and their chaplain are finally complete.

These were painted and assembled to very closely match the 90s version of the box art. Down to the rogue trader banner pole for the chaplain and the weapon load outs for the marines. There are obviously modern touches like the power sword shine on the weapons, the lack of boarder on the banner, and the plasma weapon's slight glow.

Overall, I am so happy with how these turned out. I think I have finally figured out a way of painting a black space marine I like quite a lot. I am very happy to add these to the growing 90s style Blood Angels army I have been building up.

u/NotRobinHood — 5 days ago

Almost done with my UM Command squad! Any details that I should add before priming &amp; painting?

Hey yall! I’ve been making a display of the Battle for Macragge including only firstborn marines and 'Nids. Most recently I got done with my Command Squad (LtR: Company Veteran, Company Veteran, Company Ancient, Company Champion), Captain & Apothecary. I think they look pretty good, but I still feel like there’s something missing. If you were making these models, what would you add before priming and painting? Thanks in advance!

u/danskestorm28 — 7 days ago