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Assembly Instructions for Assault Intercessors – Warhammer 40’000 (40K).
Space Marines.
Download a free copy of the Build Instructions (Assembly Instructions) for Assault Intercessors.
Full assembly instructions, available in PDF format as a free digital download sent straight to your inbox.
Includes a step-by-step user guide for how to build Assault Intercessors, from plastic sprue, through to a completed model which is fully assembled and ready to paint.
This download contains 2 PDF file(s): Space Marines Assault Intercessors.pdf, Assault Intercessor Squad (Indomitus Box Set).pdf.
Keywords: Warhammer 40’000 (40K), Space Marines, Adeptus Astartes.
For more product information and technical specification, you can find the original product page for Assault Intercessors, on the official Games Workshop online store here: Assault Intercessors.
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«Building up the Charge» — Assault Intercessors — Part 1 — The Build
Assault Intercessors are amongst
the most widespread close-support units
in a Chapter’s arsenal.
Firing their heavy bolt pistols as they close upon the foe,
they charge into the fray,
where they make short work of their enemies
with brutal swings of their chainswords.
Hello fellow Templars, welcome back to The Art of Caesura!
I hope you enjoyed last week’s post — it was a long time coming: the grand finale of our Blackstone Fortress multi-year campaign.
This week sees my return to my fledgling Black Templars army (it feels weird to say that as I have a multiple-thousand point BT army from my youth, but this is version 2.0. My Primaris Black Templars army). Anyway, we last left off this force a few months ago when I had just finished a Sword Brother who’s hair I sculpted! At the time I was really happy with how he, and Marshall Grymm before him had turned out, but I acknowledged that I would have to speed up my process if I wanted to ever get a full army painted.
My next additions to the force were Assault Intercessors. As I mentioned in my preparations for my first game, these are some of my favorite Primaris Space Marines. They are SO dynamic; multi-ton advanced space warriors thundering down upon you full tilt! I also really like how unadorned these miniature are. I wanted to differentiate them from my Primaris Crusader Squad and Sword Brethren (who are also armed with close combat weapons) by not adding loads of Black Templars jingle jangles to these guys. I wanted to keep them lean and mean.
I got half of my Assault Intercessors from my Shield Breaker Strike Force (which I believe are the same as the ones you would buy separately in the box) but the other half I hodgepodged together from various introductory magazines and an issue of Imperium Magazine that had 3 push-fit Assault Intercessors. Unfortunately, a few of them were branded as Ultramarines, but it didn’t take much to remove the upside down omega symbol (as you can see above).
Once I finished building my 10 Assault Intercessors, I had caught the building bug! I went on to spend much of June building the majority of the rest of my Black Templars models!!
From this (now sizable) force I separated back out the Assault Intercessors that had originally started all this madness and decided to paint five of them at a time. For me, 5 is the perfect number for batch painting. Any more takes me too long to do all of one element across each model (the foundation of batch painting).
So we’re well on our way now! Tune into The Art of Caesura next week.
Watching: reveals from the Nova Open
Next Week:
I want it painted black…
My next additions to the force were Assault Intercessors. As I mentioned in my preparations for my first game, these are some of my favorite Primaris Space Marines. They are SO dynamic; multi-ton advanced space warriors thundering down upon you full tilt! I also really like how unadorned these miniature are. I wanted to differentiate them from my Primaris Crusader Squad and Sword Brethren (who are also armed with close combat weapons) by not adding loads of Black Templars jingle jangles to these guys. I wanted to keep them lean and mean.
I got half of my Assault Intercessors from my Shield Breaker Strike Force (which I believe are the same as the ones you would buy separately in the box) but the other half I hodgepodged together from various introductory magazines and an issue of Imperium Magazine that had 3 push-fit Assault Intercessors. Unfortunately, a few of them were branded as Ultramarines, but it didn’t take much to remove the upside down omega symbol (as you can see above).
Once I finished building my 10 Assault Intercessors, I had caught the building bug! I went on to spend much of June building the majority of the rest of my Black Templars models!!
From this (now sizable) force I separated back out the Assault Intercessors that had originally started all this madness and decided to paint five of them at a time. For me, 5 is the perfect number for batch painting. Any more takes me too long to do all of one element across each model (the foundation of batch painting).
So we’re well on our way now! Tune into The Art of Caesura next week.
Watching: reveals from the Nova Open
Next Week:
I want it painted black…
Don’t miss our unboxing of the Space Marines Primaris Assault Intercessors as we compare them to other models, and tell you the GOTCHAS!
This week we are unboxing the new wave of Space Marines that just came out and see what it takes to get them ready for the tabletop. Rob goes over the Assualt Intercessors, compares them to other Marine models, and tells you the GOTCHAS to be aware of when building them!
We are going to show you everything including the sprues, bits, and of course comparisons. That way you can decide if these are worth your hard-earned hobby dollars. Let’s go!
Space Marines Assault Intercessors: Unboxing & Build
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We thought these would be coming out right around the release of the Blood Angels, and not to toot our own horn, but toot, toot! Let’s dive into the box.
Instructions and Sprues
Just keep in mind, this is a multi-part kit and not fully push-fit. The real question is, is this worth it to pick up if you already got the Indomitus box? We’ll just have to see!
They have four different poses and not quite the traditional poses for Primaris. Nothing looks too crazy for a multi-part sprue in terms of build. You do get a decent amount of extra bits in the way of little additions like books, scrolls, and pouches. They even give you some ideas on which poses look the best with which options. No real Gothchas jump out at us from the instructions.
For the sprues, you get two identical sets of sprues, so four in total. One set of sprues contains all the sergeant stuff and the extra pieces. Including the heads and special weapon options. They also come with two different styles of shoulder pads, one raised and one normal.
Indomitus Comparisons
When compared to the Indomitus box, the push-fit ones almost look more dynamic. Interesting…
Completed Minis
Here is the dressed up sergeant from the new kit. Looks pretty great, but doesn’t seem as dynamically posed as the Indomitus mini. With the push-fit kit, you almost don’t have to trim anything, whereas in this kit you do. He’s kind of flat, to be honest, and with way more strange angles.
Size Comparisons
The only real bonus of this kit is the special weapons. Other than that, the Indomitus guy looks way more dynamic. And let’s be honest, who would you follow into battle? Obviously, the dude flying forward! Overall Rob thinks the minis from the Indomitus box are easier to build and better looking.
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