Thousand Sons: Tzaangor Enlightened
This multi-part plastic kit contains the parts necessary to assemble 3 Tzaangor Enlightened, armed with Tzeentchian spears. Each model can be assembled on foot, or riding one of the 3 included Discs of Tzeentch – these are covered in sinister spikes and horns used to smash and hack apart unfortunate enemies, with a sculpted magical element attaching them to the base. One can be assembled as an Aviarch, featuring his own chest plate, bearing his own headpiece (from a choice of 2) and carrying a more ornate weapon befitting his elevated status. 6 different heads are included enablng you to customise your models.
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$17.85Thousand Sons: Tzaangor Enlightened
This multi-part plastic kit contains the parts necessary to assemble 3 Tzaangor Enlightened, armed with Tzeentchian spears. Each model can be assembled on foot, or riding one of the 3 included Discs of Tzeentch – these are covered in sinister spikes and horns used to smash and hack apart unfortunate enemies, with a sculpted magical element attaching them to the base. One can be assembled as an Aviarch, featuring his own chest plate, bearing his own headpiece (from a choice of 2) and carrying a more ornate weapon befitting his elevated status. 6 different heads are included enablng you to customise your models.
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This multi-part plastic kit contains the parts necessary to assemble 3 Tzaangor Enlightened, armed with Tzeentchian spears. Each model can be assembled on foot, or riding one of the 3 included Discs of Tzeentch – these are covered in sinister spikes and horns used to smash and hack apart unfortunate enemies, with a sculpted magical element attaching them to the base. One can be assembled as an Aviarch, featuring his own chest plate, bearing his own headpiece (from a choice of 2) and carrying a more ornate weapon befitting his elevated status. 6 different heads are included enablng you to customise your models.
