Games Workshop 99120116017" Adeptus Mechanicus Ironstrider Figure

In terms of the kit itself, it met the high standards that GW is known for. A high rating The models are made of plastic. An error occurred in the instructions. Having said that, I have no issue with it. I got a good deal at that time for $46, so it was a good deal. There has been an increase in price since then. In my opinion, there was no problem at the time I purchased the item, but afterward I have come across the price of The Games Workshop website lists it for this price, as well as physical stores owned by the company. According to the listing, the MSRP is $65 per unit. The price is $60, which implies that you're getting a good deal when you're paying 45, but you're actually paying more than that. Check the MSRP before you buy! It's not a good idea to rely on Amazon's list price.

Dangelo BUTCHER

| Dec 03, 2020

A perfect fit for me on arrival, most boxes I order from GW arrive broken, this one arrived intact, with everything that I ordered. somewhat more difficult to construct than your standard troops, but once you get going, you'll have it together in no time. You can magnetize it, so it can can be used as either a Ballistar or Ironstrider as needed.

Yehuda Potter

| Feb 04, 2021

This is especially true for rules from 9th edition. I was very impressed with the shipping and packaging. This is an excellent book.

Heidi DOBSON

| Jan 09, 2021

For the ad mech, this is a great flanking unit. This is very much to my liking!.

Koda SINCLAIR

| Dec 27, 2020

This is exactly what I was expecting.

Evie Glass

| Aug 05, 2021

They have become one of my favorite units in the AdMech force. The cost is well worth it.

Ramon Bradley

| Mar 26, 2021

Construction is not too complicated, and painting is not too difficult.

Miles Pace

| Oct 25, 2020

I have to build more plastic and paint more of it.

Colette Parker

| Apr 20, 2021