HEDONITES SEEKERS OF SLAANESH
The Seekers of Slaanesh are the outriders of the daemonic hosts, Daemonettes who ride upon swift and deadly Steeds. Seekers can cover vast distances at unbelievable speeds; they are an excellent flanking force, able to deftly outmanoeuvre almost any foe.
The Steeds are lithe, unsettling creatures with muscular limbs and long, terribly poisonous tongues - it is said a single caress from a Steed's tongue is enough to drive a man into a deathly rapture. The Daemonettes are no less deadly, with lethal claws to slash and slice at their foes.
This set contains five multi-part plastic Seekers of Slaanesh. This 59-piece set includes ten different Daemonette heads, two different Slaanesh icons, and a host of other optional components. Also included are all of the pieces needed to assemble a champion, musician and standard bearer. This set also contains five Warhammer 40,000 Bike Bases and five 25mm x 50mm bases, enabling you to assemble your Seekers for use in either Warhammer or Warhammer 40,000.
Description
The Seekers of Slaanesh are the outriders of the daemonic hosts, Daemonettes who ride upon swift and deadly Steeds. Seekers can cover vast distances at unbelievable speeds; they are an excellent flanking force, able to deftly outmanoeuvre almost any foe.
The Steeds are lithe, unsettling creatures with muscular limbs and long, terribly poisonous tongues - it is said a single caress from a Steed's tongue is enough to drive a man into a deathly rapture. The Daemonettes are no less deadly, with lethal claws to slash and slice at their foes.
This set contains five multi-part plastic Seekers of Slaanesh. This 59-piece set includes ten different Daemonette heads, two different Slaanesh icons, and a host of other optional components. Also included are all of the pieces needed to assemble a champion, musician and standard bearer. This set also contains five Warhammer 40,000 Bike Bases and five 25mm x 50mm bases, enabling you to assemble your Seekers for use in either Warhammer or Warhammer 40,000.
