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Each assembles easily with less than 3 parts, snapping together without necessitating glue. Overall the models are nice, but I feel they fall a little short of what was included in the larger Dark Imperium box. While it is nice that all of the models are new for the box, their poses tend to be a little wonkier than their Dark Imperium counterparts.

The Plague Marines are particularly gaudy, and seemingly lack some of the direction of those from the former box. The poxwalkers look good, but still are covered in gigantic spikes that seem out of place and lazy in terms of design. I ended up clipping all the spikes off and sanding them down so they look like they were never there, and I believe they benefit greatly from it.

We spoke at length about our thoughts on the Primaris Space Marines earlier, and our thoughts still stand. They are a marked improvement over traditional Space Marines due to anatomy improvements, but their oversized bolt rifles detract from the improvement. The three Intercessors included emphasize the unwieldy nature of the rifles, since two of them are holding them in a single hand.

The process was really easy, only requiring the the bolt rifles to be snipped off at the wrists and replaced with traditional bolters. The single Primaris holding his rifle in two hands was slightly harder, but still really straightforward, requiring me to cut off the nub on his wrist and replace it with one of the cupped hands from a Space Marine Tactical Squad kit. For the one, I removed his awkwardly held scanner and gave him a combat knife.

Furthermore, I gave all of them regular Space Marine backpacks because they are slightly smaller due to having less armor plates. Although not perfect, the entire process was really easy, and I think the resulting Space Marines look quite good. One could go a step further and sand away the crests on their knee pads and replace their helmets with another kind, to make them look even more like traditional Space Marines, but I do not think it is absolutely necessary.

The three included Primaris Reivers look pretty nice too, despite poses that make them look like they are walking on the tiptoes. Their knives are also a little too large for my tastes, too large to even fit in their scabbards at their waists. Their heavy bolt pistols are pretty large too, but I feel they might work well as the basis for some sort of bolt carbine conversion in the future. Each one is short, taking less than 30 minutes to complete. The first few only present certain parts of the rules to prevent a new player from getting overwhelmed.

The first focuses on the movement and shooting phases, while the second on the close combat phase. Finally, the last two put everything together.