Chapter Master • Master of the Keep • Master of Sanctity • Chief Librarian • Master of the Apothecarion • Master of the Forge • Master of the Watch • Master of the Fleet • Master of the Arsenal • Master of the Marches • Master of the Rites • Master of Relics • Chief Victualler • Lord Executioner • Master of Recruits • Master of Reconnaissance • Master of the Signal • Chapter Ancient • Primaris Ancient • Chapter Champion • Honour Guard Angel Exterminatus (Novel) by Graham McNeill, pp. 221, 282, 287, 290, 292, 300, 282, 289, 290, 388, 412, 417, 436-437, 466-467 Over the following 100 standard years, use of the Rhino spread to many Human military forces. Early commanders adopted the basic chassis design as an armoured fighting vehicle, fitting various new weapon systems to it and augmenting the vehicle's engine power.

Betalis III Campaign - The Space Wolves used Rhinos during the defence of Betalis III against the Asuryani of Craftworld Mymeara.

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I am quite pleased with how they have turned out. Once I have finished the main model I will affix them to the Rhino. I know, in the end, it's up to me, but I'm looking for a bit of input. All my Tactical Marines wear MK4 armor (Calth....) and I will have to make so stupid expensive conversions to use Cataphracti TDA, there is some doubt, which Rhino would fit better into my army.

I decided not to paint the interior, though I am tempted to get another kit and do the interior on that one.

I- Deathwing ( Companions) • Dreadwing ( Interemptors • Naufragia) • Firewing ( Enigmatii) • Ironwing ( Forge-wrights • Excindio Class Robot) • Ravenwing • Stormwing • Paladin • Knights Cenobium • When walking is for squares and the only way to command is from the comfort of an armoured vehicle, discerning Praetors reach for the Damocles Command Rhino. It’s not just for style points – a powerful suite of sensors and augury scanners display an unparalleled view of the battle, allowing commanders to wield mighty armies with the deftness of a quill. This resin upgrade kit for the Deimos Pattern Rhino converts one vehicle into a Damocles Command Rhino. Fellblade Super-Heavy Battle Tank

The majority of Warhammer 40,000’s initial releases had all been cast metal models, both individual miniatures and smaller kits like Land Speeders and support guns. When it became clear that Rogue Trader was a huge hit, the Warhammer Studio decided that it was time to make some tanks. The practicality of making something the size of a Warhammer tank in metal – not to mention its weight on the gaming table meant another solution would be needed – and so 40k’s first plastic tank, rolled out of production and onto battlefields everywhere. I think the main factor is purely aesthetics. Having different patterns for power armour and vehicles helps giving the Heresy its own aesthetics, and some HH collectors were drawn into it (including me) precisely because of these changes. Actually, some of the armour patterns and vehicles grew on me even though at first they did not catch my attention, and on the other side the usual 40k patterns became a bit "boring" for me.We start with the smallest soldiers in this new game – the Solar Auxilia. Three generations of infantry are pictured here. The figures on the rectangular bases are Astra Militarum from the late 90s – Valhallan Ice Warriors and Catachan Jungle Fighters. On the square bases are the original Imperial Guard – as you can see, they used to be able to shoulder their heavy weapons, but as Imperial health and safety regulations were tightened, the big guns were placed on wheeled carriages.

Drop Pod ( Deathstorm) • Kharybdis Assault Claw • Dreadclaw • Stormbird • Thunderhawk ( Thunderhawk Transporter) • Storm Eagle ( Fire Raptor) • Stormstrike • Primaris Lightning Strike Fighter • Xiphon Interceptor • Caestus Assault Ram • Orgus Flyer • Apis • Lotus • Wrath • Lightning Crow • Stormhawk • Corsair • Deathbird • Swordstrike • Castellan • Pythos • Harbinger • Hawkwing Today, only the most trusted Imperial Adepta have access to the Rhino APC. The technology of their creation is too valuable to be risked with any but the most trusted of Imperial troops. The Adeptus Astartes, Adeptus Mechanicus, Adepta Sororitas, Adeptus Arbites, Adeptus Custodes and the three Ordos of the Inquisition all use Rhinos as their main transport vehicle. Robust and versatile, and able to resist the most hostile of environments, the Rhino has become the basic troop transport for Space Marine squads. It has also been used by many other trusted branches of the Imperial armed forces, including the Adeptus Mechanicus, Adepta Sororitas, Adeptus Arbites, Adeptus Custodes, and the forces of the Inquisition. Finally, when the Rhino is complete, the Ceremony of Commissioning is undertaken. The Tech-priest calls upon the Spirit of the Machine God to fill the Rhino with its spiritual power. The final blessing is the Naming Ritual. Every new vehicle must have a name worthy of the great history of the Chapter it is to serve. This name is recorded, and some Chapters choose to paint or engrave it onto the vehicle's armoured hull.

Chaos Lord • Exalted Champion • Chaos Champion • Aspiring Champion • Sorcerer Lord • Daemon Prince • Daemon Prince of Nurgle • Daemon Prince of Tzeentch • Death Guard Lord The Adeptus Mechanicus has established strict guidelines concerning the construction and maintenance of these valuable war machines. The purity and spiritual welfare of the vehicle's Machine Spirit is thought to be as important as the skill of the Artificers who created the vehicle. There are many rituals surrounding the construction, maintenance and use of the Rhino. They must be cared for using the correct Liturgies of Maintenance by the attending Tech-priest. This kit comprises 102 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet. Anphelion Project - The Red Scorpions used Rhinos during the battles against the escaped Tyranids of the secret research facility on Beta Anphelion IV.