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Ok, now, on to the Khador
battlegroup set starting with
their Warjacks. First, these
are some brutally huge ‘jacks
that are ready to put a serious
beat-down on someone. The
Juggernaut (top-left) is armed
with an Ice Axe and a huge
amount of plate armor. It
comes as a six-piece model
and each one needed a bit of
cleaning.
Most of its pieces needed
some cleaning, but nothing
beyond normal trimming of a
little flash and a faint mold
line. There was a gap on the
upper part of the model where
the top piece connects to the
front just above the head. I
didn’t notice this on the
picture at the IK: Warmachine
website so I have a feeling
that it might have to do with
me getting an early cast of the
model. I plan on an easy fix
with green putty. It sells for
$19.99 USD on its own or
comes as part of the Khador
battlegroup box set.
The Khador set comes with
two heavy Warjacks and none
of the light variety. I’m not
sure that the word heavy
describes them adequately.
I’d say frickin’ heavy is closer
to the truth. The Destroyer
(middle-left), as with the
Juggernaut is a massive
collection of armor plate and
huge weapons. The Destroyer
is armed with an Executioner’s
Axe and a Bombard with
which to rain down death on
your enemies.
minor body work on these
models I still like them very
much. The Destroyer is also
available on his own for
$19.99 USD.
Last (bottom-left) is
Kommander Sorcha, a
Warchaster. Remember the
Butcher from last issue, same
faction. Like the Butcher she
is wearing lots of plate armor,
but she is also wearing a
shawl that comes down to her
boots and a hat that you’d be
likely to find in a Russian flea
market, very cool. This is a
single piece model that is
carrying a very cool huge
hammer and has a pistol in a
holster on her belt.
Detail was excellent on this
model and cleaning was really
not needed at all. Truly a
superior model that could
easily serve as a cleric or
fighter in Dungeons and
Dragons. She also reminds
me a bit of Ivana Humpalot
from Austin Powers. Sorcha
comes in the Khador
battlegroup box set ($39.99
USD for the set of Sorcha and
the two heavy Warjacks).
Even if I had already started,
and loved, playing IK:
Warmachine I could find many
uses in both fantasy and sci-fi
games for most if not all of
these models. Below is a peek
at the upcoming Mage Hunter
model.
The Destroyer is also in six
pieces that went together well
after just a few minutes of
prep work. I noticed the same
gap at the top end of the
model as with the Juggernaut
though, a bit more putty I
suppose.
Even with the need for some
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