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Tyranids: Neurogaunts

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$26.97 $43.5 In stock

Category: Miniatures

The Hive Mind governs its swarms via an expansive synaptic network conveyed by larger Tyranids, but this renders these connection points susceptible when the commanding creatures are incapacitated. This is where the Neurogaunts come into play – nimble minions to their towering overlords, adept at relaying synapse signals over a broad expanse while discreetly blending in with the masses of Hormagaunts and Termagants.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Lucy O. ★★★★★

These little synapse-fodder models are perfect for filling out battleline, and I love how the spindly claws match the art perfectly. They're so cheap points-wise that I can finally run the swarm list I've been dreaming of without breaking the bank.

Alexander ★★★★★

The way these models fit together in the sprue is so snug and clean that I assembled the whole unit in under an hour, though I wish the box had mentioned they're tricky to paint without a magnifier. The synaptic network detail on the tiny heads is incredible for the scale, and they look fantastic as

Emily F. ★★★★☆

Assembly is fiddly if you're used to push-fit kits, but once the swarm is on the base the synaptic-link poses look properly menacing. The detail on the tiny carapaces is surprisingly sharp for the size.