Finecast Plague Marines

Finecast Plague Marines as troop choices go these guys can get very expensive both points wise and monetary at £27 for 7, but having said that for holding objectives they don't come much better. They aren't the best fighters in the chaos book but with feel no pain they do take some knocking down. As for being finecast Games

Zoanthrope Doom of malan'tai

When it comes to elite choices for the 'nids you really need to use Zoanthropes, there strength 10 warp lance can deal with even the heaviest of armour and there 3+ invulnerable save is a great help.

Typhus Host of the Destroyer Hive

 Typhus Host of the Destroyer Hive, Blessed by Nurgle Typhus his body and armour have become host to a plague that manifests as a swarm that pours forth from cracks and fissures in his armour. Typhus can be a very effective HQ choice if used correctly with a 2+ armour save, two psychic powers, a deamon force weapon and feel no pain. Best used to wade into small bands of enemy or taking down larger multi wound enemys with his force weapon.

Getting heavy

 One of my favorite heavy support choices has to be the chaos defiler, yes I know this isnt a defiler but I prefer this model to the defiler model and its of comparable size so who cares. As a unit this can be devestating wth its large blast cannon and if you team this up with a deamon prince with lash of submission you can move your oponents troops into a nice tight group before you drop a world of hurt from your battle cannon.

Terminators

 When it comes to elite choices for Chaos Space Marines you cant go far wrong with terminators, with 2+ saves and 5+ invulnerable saves they are about as hard to kill as they come. Couple that up with the ability to deep strike and some serious firepower and you have an excellent shock troop. I tend to load my

Possessed Chaos Space Marines

Possessed Chaos Space Marines.

Well what can we say about these guys, with random "Benefits" rolled at the start of the game they can be either be good or pointless and as an elite choice I just cant bring myself to field them. As models go I like them, easy to buld fun to paint and

Daemon Prince model from GW

Twas the night before battle and all in the warp was quiet (except for the usual grinding of souls and the letting of blood, BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!) Khorne looked down upon his eager and willing subjects all ready to throw themselves in to the unknown cauldron of battle, to quench his unending thirst for blood and skulls. When his flame red eye did stumble upon Kranos, a skilled and fierce warrior (if not a little mad) down on his knees once more giving thanks unto khorne. Who gives such a pitifully soul the chance to once again reek carnage across another world and revel in the most beautifull of games, that of

Tyranid Hive Tyrant

Nom nom nom.....The invasion has started with the arrival of my HQ choice for my new 40k army "The Terrornids". The Hive Tyrant from Games Workshop seemed the ideal choice with its mix of shooty and close combat skills. This is a really nice and really well detailed model, it seems a bit odd with its mix of metal and plastic pieces. There is a really nice weight to this model and with the addition of some magnets you can make the weapons easy to swap out depending on which prey enemy you are fighting. I have gone with the Beasts of War colour scheme with

Tyranid Hive Guard

What better accompaniment to the Hive Tyrant than the Hive Guard. They bring a good shooting attack, hitting on 3+ with a strength 8 ap assault 2 which doesn't need a line of sight you would be equal to a land raiders armour with a 6. if you take 3 in a brood that's 6 chances to get one, if you go with the stats you should be getting at least one hit. They are about average cost wise for an elite choice but being able to