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An Inquisitor's retinue is whoever they could recruit, blackmail, or salvage: fighters, fanatics, savants, and psykers, gathered for talent rather than uniformity. This kit builds six of them plus a Tome-skull drifting along behind, carrying whatever the Inquisitor needs read out.
Seventy-three components for seven models is a lot of parts, and that is the point. The specialist weapons, heads, and accessories are there so no two retinues come out looking the same, which matters more here than on almost any other kit in the range.
Plastic glue and paint to finish the kit. Warhammer Colour, formerly Citadel Colour, is what Games Workshop recommends.
The kit is built around customisation rather than fixed builds: a motley assortment of firearms and blades, specialist weapons, alternative heads, and accessories, so you can assemble a retinue that reads as your Inquisitor's rather than the box's.
Anyone running an Inquisitor who needs a retinue around them, and converters who want a parts-rich kit that rewards kitbashing.
| Builds | 6 Inquisitorial Agents and 1 Tome-skull |
|---|---|
| Plastic components | 73 |
| Bases | 1x 32 mm round, 6x 25 mm round |
| Options | Specialist weapons, heads, and accessories throughout |
| Material | Plastic |
| Assembly state | Unassembled, supplied unpainted |
| Game | Warhammer 40,000 |
| Faction | Imperial Agents |
| Item number | 68-13 |
No. Supplied on the sprue, unassembled and unpainted.
Enough that building two boxes side by side would not produce matching squads. The options are the reason to own it.
It is the seventh model in the box, a floating servo-skull carrying an Inquisitor's texts. It gets its own 32 mm base.
Yes. Order online and we will ship it, or pick it up at JackWagon R/C and Hobbies in Greeley, CO.
Contains small parts and components with fine points. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Recommended for ages 12+. Model comes unassembled and requires assembly and painting.
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