A relatively new release for the Primaris Space Marine range, the Gravis Captain is one I have been meaning to pick up for a while. Now that I've got around to picking it up, I've assembled the kit and will give my review of it here.
Well this kit was a long time coming. I preordered a bunch of boxes for my White Scars months ago and they've finally arrived. I'll give a review here of my experiences assembling the kit and the layout of it.
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The Desolation Marines were released alongside the Brutalis Dreadnought and the new Primaris
Lieutenant in the Strike Force Agastus boxset earlier in the year, and provide some much longed for Devastator equivalents to the Primaris range, albeit with none of the flexibility. They go somewhat against the grain when it comes to naming convention as you would expect them to be called Desolators but they went with Desolation Squad and Desolation Marine for some reason.
Released alongside the Desolation Marines and the new Primaris Lieutenant in the Strike Force Agastus boxset earlier in the year, the
Brutalis Dreadnought is essentially a melee version of the existing Redemptor Dreadnought, trading out the macro plasma incinerator or heavy onslaught gatling cannon to double down on the melee arms.
Released alongside the Desolation Marines and the Brutalis Dreadnought in the Strike Force Agastus boxset earlier in the year, this latest Primaris Lieutenant is the first to feature wargear options within the kit and is also the first Primaris Lieutenant kit to include a powerfist.
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