Armoured Column Battle Pack - Two Resin Vehicles 32mm Scale

Armoured Column Battle Pack puts two of the heaviest hitters in the workshop into one order: the Arctodus Tank from Atlan Forge and the Dreadnought Velox Class walker, available as Imperial, Chaos or Standard pattern. Both arrive as unpainted, unassembled resin kits, cast and cleaned of supports here in the workshop before they go in the post. You get a tracked main battle tank and a bipedal walker, the backbone of any heavy support wing, for £54.99 instead of £62.99 if you picked them up separately. That's an £8.00 saving for buying the pair that most customers were already ordering together.

The Arctodus sits low and wide on broad treads, hull armour sloped and layered with riveted plating, a stubby turret mounted with a heavy cannon and a coaxial weapon tucked in beside it. Storage boxes, pipework and hatch details give painters plenty to pick out in contrasting metals and grime. The Velox Class walker stands taller, weight forward on two reverse-jointed legs, armoured chassis bristling with a forearm-mounted cannon and a close-in weapon built into the opposite limb. Its silhouette is aggressive and top-heavy in exactly the way a walker should be, built for stomping forward rather than hiding.

These two belong together because they solve different problems on the table. The Arctodus is your slow, hard-hitting anchor, the thing that sits back and punishes anyone who gets greedy. The Velox is mobile enough to threaten a flank or punch through a weak point once the Arctodus has drawn attention. Run under Grimdark Future or any similar points system, or proxied straight into whatever ruleset your group already plays, the Armoured Column Battle Pack gives you a genuine hammer and anvil for one purchase.

For a scheme that reads as one force from across the table, try a base of Vallejo German Grey across both hulls, edge highlighted with Vallejo Model Air Steel, then panel line the recesses with an Army Painter dark wash. Pick one small accent, a red stripe, a squad number, a chipped icon, and repeat it identically on both models. That single repeated detail is what makes two very different silhouettes read as a matched pair once they're on the table together.

What is included

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