Necrons: Ghost Ark
Warhammer 40,000: Necrons: Ghost Ark is a plastic model kit designed to be glued together, from which you can assemble one of two models – the Ghost Ark or the Doomsday Ark. The set contains 168 parts, two small flying sprues, one large flying base and two sheets of Necron decals. The model is suitable for use in Warhammer 40,000 games as well as a collector’s item for painting and display. The pack does not contain the paints or glue required for assembly.
The Ghost Ark is the iconic combat vehicle of the terrifying Necron race – ancient metallic beings who, after millions of years, are awakening from a deep slumber to reclaim dominion over the galaxy. This sleek yet menacing transporter is used to carry Nekron warriors straight into the heart of the battle, whilst also being able to restore damaged units directly on the battlefield using its reanimation beams. Its distinctive arched shape, flanked by rows of Gauss weapons, makes it one of the most recognisable silhouettes in the Necron armies.
This versatile plastic model kit allows you to build two variants of the vehicle – the classic Ghost Ark, designed for transporting and supporting infantry, or the Doomsday Ark, a massive artillery platform armed with a devastating Doomsday cannon capable of ravaging enemy formations and armoured vehicles from a great distance. The set contains 168 parts, two small flying spindles, one large flying base and two sheets of Necron decals, allowing you to add authentic Necron symbols and markings to the model.
The model is designed to a scale of 1:56, which is the standard for the Warhammer 40,000 game, and features a wealth of fine detail – from intricate panels and runic patterns to the characteristic living metal skeleton. This makes it a rewarding painting project that will stand out both on the battlefield and in a collector’s display case. The pack does not contain the paints or glue required for assembly.
| Category: | Warhammer 40 000 |
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| EAN: | 5011921139187 |
| Nationality: | Necrons |
| Period: | 41st century |
