Angelic Cavalry Battle Pack - Five Mounted Resin Miniatures

The Angelic Cavalry Battle Pack gets you five mounted resin miniatures in one go: an Angelic Knight on a cybernetic steed, three Sabertooth Riders on armoured beasts, and a Bike-mounted Battle Priest bringing up the rear. That is five bodies and five mounts, cast in resin, supplied unpainted and unassembled with supports already cleaned off, so what lands on your desk is ready for a wash and a wipe down before you start gluing.

The knight sits tall and rigid in the saddle, all plate and cabling, with a lance arm braced forward and a steed built from armour plates over a mechanical frame rather than flesh and bone. The three sabertooth riders lean low over their mounts, weapons drawn across the body, and the beasts themselves carry heavy barding down the flanks and across the skull, snarling mid stride. The battle priest rides a stripped down combat bike, robes pinned back by wind and weapon straps, one hand on the controls and one free for a blessing or a bolt pistol depending how you read him. Every model has that mounted silhouette, rider and beast or machine working as a single shape, which is exactly what a painter wants when the whole squad needs to read at a glance.

They belong together because none of them are meant to stand still. This is a flanking element through and through, built to hit a side objective while the main line grinds forward, and having the knight, the riders and the priest all sharing that fast, low profile means the unit keeps its shape as it crosses the table. Run them as one detachment in Grimdark Future or any One Page Rules list, or proxy them into whatever setting you already collect for. The Angelic Cavalry Battle Pack is built so the models never look like five separate purchases bolted together after the fact.

For paint, I'd go bone white armour panels using Citadel Screaming Skull over a black undercoat, with the mechanical steed and bike parts picked out in Vallejo Gunmetal Grey and the beast hide on the sabertooths in a burnt Army Painter Leather Brown. Pick one accent colour, a deep red or a cold blue, and repeat it on every rider's trim, cloak edge or beast harness. That single shared colour is what ties five very different poses into one force the moment they hit the table.

What is included

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