(Pre-order) Warhammer 40,000 Statue 1/10 Blood Angels Intercessor Sergeant 27 cm

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This 1:10 scale statue presents a Blood Angels Intercessor Sergeant in the midst of intense combat. The pose is grounded and aggressive, with eyes scanning for the next target while the pauldron absorbs incoming fire. Fine surface detailing defines the battle damage across the armour, with scoring and impact marks telling the story of sustained battle. The swamp base adds texture and contrast, with layered mud, slick water effects, and scattered debris giving weight to the scene. The severed Ork arm reinforces the immediacy of the encounter. The sculpt holds sharp definition across every element, from armour trim to weapon casing. It is a focused piece designed to bring the character of the Blood Angels into a display space without compromise. For those of us drawn to the Chapter’s fury and nobility, this is a clear centrepiece. In the cloying mire of a swamp-filled death world, the sons of Sanguinius make war. Bolter fire cuts through the fog as foes fall in ruin. The Intercessor Sergeant is a relentless force within the treacherous bog, blade wet with Ork blood, armour scarred yet unyielding. His every action promises the xenos foe nothing but death at the hands of one of the Emperor's Angels.
- 1:10 scale;
- Made primarily from polystone;
- Depicts an Intercessor Sergeant from the Blood Angels chapter;
- Equipped with a combat knife and bolt rifle;
- Detailed base elements speak to the swampy battle environment;
- A freshly severed Ork arm lays bleeding out in the swamp below;
- Digitally sculpted by Weta Workshop veterans, Daniel Cockersell and Victor Gully.