Joytoy 1/18 Warhammer the Horus Heresy Raven Guard - Corvus Corax, Primarch of the XIX Legion
Joytoy 1/18 Warhammer the Horus Heresy Raven Guard - Corvus Corax, Primarch of the XIX Legion
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Product Description
The master of stealth and rapid strikes, Corvus Corax wields the XIX Legion with precision and guile. The primarch of the Raven Guard presents a striking countenance with his alabaster skin and stark, black eyes. His sable armour is edged with fine, golden filigree, and upon his back is mounted a jet pack formed into a pair of articulated pinions that he wields as a murderous, bloody-edged cutting weapon.
Like most of the primarchs, Corax is blessed with an extensive armoury of artificer-wrought weapons, but those he most often bears to war are a pair of metre-long lightning claws and a coiled whip at his belt. Though few even amongst his sons know of it, Corax is blessed with the ability to pass unnoticed should he will it, this preternatural ability allowing him to slip from the perception of his enemies even when standing in plain view.
Corax wears the intricate Sable Armour and is armed with The Panoply of the Raven Lord, which consists of many weapons – twin artificer-crafted lightning talons, two archaeotech pistols, and a coiled whip stored below his backpack.
Product Features
- 7.17 inches (18.2cm)
- 1/18 Scale
- Made of plastic
- Based on Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
- 28 Points of articulation
- Highly detailed
- Interchangeable parts and accessories
Box Contents
- Corvus Corax, Primarch of the XIX Legion figure
- Alternate head
- 3 Pairs of hands
- Wings
- 2 Pairs of lightning talons
- 2 Archaeotech pistols
- Whip
- Jet pack
- 8 Lightning effects
- Adjustable display post
Additional Details
Warhammer 40K is a miniature wargame created by Games Workshop that focuses on a dark and grim future set in universe of hostile creatures and civilizations. Warhammer 40K gained popularity throughout the years thanks to minature board game that has seen the rulebook move to various new editions. With the franchises popularity, Warhammer 40K has expanded towards other forms of media and has also seen growing merchandising success in the years since it was introduced.
