Seeker Chariot

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Unleash Chaos with the Hellflayer Daemonic Chariot

Enter the twisted pleasure-gardens of the Dark Prince with the Hellflayer, a fearsome addition to your figurine warhammer age of sigmar collection. This intricate multipart plastic kit constructs a Hellflayer, a daemonic chariot that combines elegant metalwork with a menacing array of blades and spikes. Driven by two serpentine Seekers and manned by three fierce Daemonettes, this chariot delivers a whirlwind of destruction to your foes.

Versatile Assembly Options for Your Wargames

The Hellflayer kit offers multiple assembly options, allowing you to customize your warhammer 40k battlefield experience. Choose to build a Hellflayer, a Seeker Chariot, or a Herald of Slaanesh mounted on either chariot variant. For those seeking even greater power, combine two kits to create the formidable Exalted Seeker Chariot. With 96 detailed plastic components, the possibilities for your wargame scenarios are vast.

This wargame jeu de plateau kit comes with a Citadel 120x92mm Oval Base and is perfect for hobbyists looking to expand their warhammer age of sigmar armies. Please note that the miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly. We recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints to bring your creation to life. Elevate your wargaming strategy with this dynamic and customizable model.

Caractéristiques
ChaosDémons du Chaos
ChaosHedonites of Slaanesh

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