The unyielding advance of Saturn's Forges

Painting at the epic scale of Legions Imperialis requires a shift in focus: the goal is to make these 8mm miniatures feel just as dense and industrial as their full-sized counterparts. For this detachment, the core of the force is built around a heavy vanguard of Saturnine-pattern Terminators and Dreadnoughts painted in the colors of the Fourth Legion. On the Legions Imperialis battlefield, Saturnine Terminators serve a very specific purpose. Their massive, rounded armor suits are designed for grueling, close-quarters breakthrough operations and endurin…

Lord of the Battlefield

When I first saw Legions Imperialis presented by GW I was instantly into the game, as Epic 40k was the game I could never afford as a teenager. When I decided to invest into the game, one of the things I knew I definitely wanted in my army was a titan. But not just any titan, I wanted that beautiful Lucius pattern titan that for so many years was looking at me from the storefront, out of reach. Games Workshop no longer produces this model, as it was phased out in favor of the more round, more knightly, Mars pattern titans. So I had to get mine from an S…

Perturabo's tiny legion

Epic 40k was a frustrated passion of my youth. When the game was booming I didn't have the money nor the place to play it so I had been ogling Legions Imperialis since it first was announced. The Horus Heresy was a completely unknown period of Warhammer history for me, but several hours of podcasts later I was full on invested in the stories of the primarchs, and the universe most disfunctional family. When some of my fellow infinity players decided to jump in into the game I decided to follow suit, getting me some 8mm tiny soldiers for myself. Afte…