Nekramoroi Exsanguinators - 32mm Resin Miniatures

The Nekramoroi Exsanguinators are a squad of five terrifying elite warriors clad in heavily corrupted power armour, adorned with skulls, chains, and baroque terror-sigils that speak of countless brutal campaigns. Each figure in this squad has been individually sculpted by AtlanForge to capture a distinct pose and weapon loadout, giving the unit a dynamic, menacing presence on the tabletop. The squad includes warriors armed with massive chain-toothed blades, spiked pole weapons, and heavy firearms, making them equally threatening in close quarters and at range. Scaled at approximately 32mm, these models tower with presence and authority over the battlefield.

These physical resin miniatures arrive with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, ready for assembly and painting. The detail level across each figure is exceptional, with deep recesses in the armour plating, finely textured chains, and expressive skull motifs that reward careful painting at every stage. The squad is ideal for grimdark sci-fi wargaming collections and display shelves alike. AtlanForge has crafted these warriors with an attention to silhouette and storytelling, so each of the five Nekramoroi Exsanguinators reads as a distinct character within a unified warband aesthetic.

Whether you are building a competitive force or a narrative collection, this five-model squad delivers variety and visual impact. The combination of ranged and melee weapons across the unit gives plenty of options for basing and positioning to tell a story on the display base or gaming table. Collectors will appreciate the fine surface resolution on each figure, which holds paint layers and washes with excellent definition.

This guide is written for hobbyists who want to bring out the full grimdark character of the squad. The palette below leans into deep midnight tones with corroded metallic accents and dried-blood spot colours, matching the terror aesthetic of the Nekramoroi Exsanguinators.

1. Prime

• Apply a black or very dark grey zenithal prime to establish deep shadow in the recesses from the start.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat all armour panels with a deep midnight blue or off-black, such as a dark navy mixed with black.
• Dry brush raised edges lightly with a cold steel or dark grey to pre-highlight the armour shapes before washes.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out trim, rivets, and skull ornaments in a tarnished bronze or aged gold, then wash with a dark brown to knock back the brightness.
• Paint chain sections in a dark iron tone, washing with a dark brown shade and re-highlighting the upper links with bright silver.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat blades and gun barrels in gunmetal, then apply a strong dark wash to settle into the blade serrations.
• Add edge highlights in bright silver on the cutting edges and blade tips to make weapons pop against the dark armour.

5. Weathering

• Stipple small chips and scratches onto armour surfaces using a dark brown, then add a thin bright metal sliver above each chip.
• Apply dried-blood effects to blade edges and skull ornaments using a very dark red mixed with brown, applied sparingly with a fine brush.

6. Bases

• Texture paste in a rubble or ash wasteland style suits the aesthetic. Drybrush over a dark base with pale grey, then add spot colour with small tufts of dead grass or rust-coloured pigment powder.

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.