Games Workshop 99120101170" Mark III Space Marines

Great price and easy to build for beginners. Adds a cool retro element to any space marines force. Also the perfect way to pass time during all of this quarantine and social distancing.

This variant of marine is very hard to come by but my favorite aesthetically. They look like old fashion nights and when it comes to their equipment they may not have much but they still have the best look about them… Especially since they can be used with both Loyalist and heretic.

Great models, its nice having MKIII marines in something other than pricey forgeworld resin. Great options for the sergeant and special/heavy weapons. Built mine as two 5 man tactical squads for regular 40k.

This were a Christmas present to my son, who is a disable Iraq/Afghan veteran. He is hard to buy for but this was a great gift.

Product was fine, was completely as expected. However, box came crushed and I am very lucky that the fragile plastic within wasn’t shattered.

Bought these for kitbashing. I am using the legs and arms for a Deathwatch kill team, and the heads for some Sequitor conversions. As mentioned previously, they are plastic crack, and I wouldn't want to pay GW prices.

Decent stuff in the kit, I got it mainly for parts for a number of squads I'm doing. Not worth paying the full $50 price tag however

I bought this largely for 2 reasons, have more melee options for my copy of the Horus Heresy game, Burning of Prospero. And the rest of the box for kitbashing. If you're looking for a kit that offers some awesome kitbashing options for rank and file space Marines you're in luck with this.

Je débute dans la peinture et ces figurines sont plus simples à monter que d'autres que j'ai déjà eu d'autres maisons

Good and fast product

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR SIZE REFERENCE. I love these guys. As a fan of the Horus Heresy books, I really wanted to have some models on my shelf that represented the 31st millennium, and this plastic kit is perfect for that. They’re squatter than Primaris but not massively (not as short as 3rd or 4th edition Firstborn marines). They look more knightly and medieval than the current stuff which, to me, is a bit more sci-fi. I’ve included a size comparison photo for anyone considering purchasing the Mark IV’s. Great kit though, will look great in a 30k army or work well as conversion parts for 40k stuff.

mark3 whats not to love ?

Rad