Warhammer 40,000 - Chaos Space Marines: Chaos Cultists (BL3016)

The models have a lot of great detail. Wish there was more customization, but the models are pretty much what you see is what you get except for two head swaps. Still great models though.

They’re meant to die but they look great doing it.

Exactly what you want at a cheaper price than GW and most retailers

Arrived promptly and In good order.

great to add to my army !!!!!

In the Warhammer 40k universe Chaos Cults are the lowest of the low. Cheap fanatics to bulk out your armies of Chaos Space Marines and other elite units. Cursed with mutations and dressed in rags and spikes they capture the spirit of desperation and hopelessness of people so miserable they turn to demons in hope of improving their lives. They can be armed with cheap and reliable autopistols, autoguns, heavy stubbers and flamers.However this kit does a poor, poor job of capturing them. For one thing your only weapon options are pistols and close combat weapons (clubs, knives, chainswords), there's no flamer, heavy stubber or rifles. All the models are single pose, with options to customize just 2 of them. Once built they look good, but each one of these cheap cannon fodder models comes in several parts that have to be cut free, cleaned and assembled. And you only get 10 of them for $40+.Frankly this is terrible. A few years ago GW made starter sets with 20 cultists including rifles, pistols, and other weapon options. They were in just 2 or 3 pieces and looked as good or better than these. They still make Necromunda gangs with several options for the same price.I would skip this kit entirely and get a Necromunda gang or the Genestealer Cultists. Or the Dark Vengeance cultists if you can still find them.Make no mistake these are nice looking models, but you'll do a lot of work for a kit that is frankly a poor value.