Hello everyone,
We continue to explore our Imperial Agents army, not in a strictly structured way, but rather as a true collection. The main idea is to showcase miniatures from another era, which will remind some of a time when each Ordo had its own codex… and when many waited for years for the long-anticipated Ordo Xenos one.
Today, we take a look at these two missionary models that have stood the test of time. Sometimes used as characters for the Imperial Guard, sometimes as part of an Inquisitor’s retinue, these miniatures have seen many different uses on the tabletop, largely due to the lack of new sculpts for a long period.
Although slightly smaller than current standards, these models retain undeniable charm and remain perfectly usable today. Their strongly defined old-school style makes them particularly endearing pieces, true relics of a bygone era still cherished by veteran hobbyists.
We hope you enjoy the understated paintwork by Sigur. We’ll see you again soon with even more painted miniatures to showcase and to continue sharing our passion for the hobby.
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At the bottom of each post, you’ll find a list of all related blog entries, which we’ll update as the project evolves.
- Imperial Agents Project : Army Project
- Imperial Agents Project : Death Cult Assassin
- Imperial Agents Project : Eversor Assassin
- Imperial Agents Project : Ministorum Priest with Vindictor
- Imperial Agents Project : Inquisition Rhino
- Imperial Agents Project: Imperial Missionaries
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