#terminators

Deathwing personal heraldry, part 2.

"Space Marines from the Blood Drinkers and the Nova Marines engaged in the process of cleansing the space hulk codenamed Death of Integrity. Members of the First Company from both Chapters led the assault, clad in Tactical Dreadnought Armour for extra protection." (Mike McVey's multi-layer diorama including some very early Rogue Trader era marines, originally published in White Dwarf 114, June 1989, reprinted in Warhammer 40K Compilation, Games Workshop, 1991)

The Assault Cannon is well-suited to the battlefield role of Terminator Squads, providing a massive rate of fire which often compensates for the enemies' vast superiority in numbers.

Painted up the Terminator Captain from the Crux Terminatus set! He painted up pretty easily, and I wasn't too wild about the base model, so I wilded out with repeating heraldry and by painting a checkerboard on his left greave. Back banner is from the old Space Marine Captain kit from 4th, I think. I like how the NMM came out on it!

Source: https://x.com/kabooski01/status/1656695793556897798?s=46&t=_CTMiy8OgMorAXJCxXXoUw

A full unit of Terminators, the skull stompin' walking refrigerators in person. I was seduced by the chonkiness of these guys, but I found myself hankering for more detail. It's no secret that I borrow a lot of iconography from the Ultramarines, but you gotta cut me some slack, the Crimson Fists have an incredibly drab scheme if you're trying to stick to the official guide. I invite a little complexity. Only gave my sergeant the chainfist as I understand it's a very useful but circumstantial tool. While I was initially saddened I could only bring a single heavy weapon, the portable missile bunker was too good to pass up. Dude looks absolutely crushed by all that shit on him.