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Warhammer 40000: Space Marines Primaris Infiltrators

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Warhammer - Miniture Wargame

  • Ten stealthy battleline warriors for your Space Marines army
  • Can be built as Infiltrators or Incursors
  • Includes a host of customisation options and additional parts

Clad in Mk X Phobos-pattern armour, the light and fast-moving Primaris Infiltrators are responsible for disrupting enemy communications and sabotaging targets of opportunity. The first the enemy sees is a cascade of choking smog as the Infiltrators hurl a barrage of smoke grenades, masking their advance. As the foe peers into the swirling cloud, the Space Marines bring their targets down with disciplined bursts of fire, the augur-scopes of their marksman bolt carbines lighting each victim up for the kill.


Each Infiltrator is armed with a marksman bolt carbine and wears Mark X Phobos armour festooned with pouches for their infiltration gear. Additional parts are included to build up to two Sergeants and up to two models with comms arrays.


This kit contains two identical frames, each containing five models which can be built as Infiltrators or Incursors. The set comprises a total of 266 components, 10 Citadel 32mm round bases and a Space Marines Infantry Transfer Sheet.

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper N. ★★★★★

The level of customization on these stealthy battleline warriors is fantastic — I spent hours choosing which helmets and pouches to add for my kill team. The multipart build means each model has its own unique loadout.

Violet ★★★★☆

The detail on the helmets and the little scanner packs is sharper than I expected for basic troops. Only gripe is the mould lines down the legs took a while to clean up. Still, the spare heads and pouches gave me plenty of options for kitbashing.

Andrew W. ★★★★☆

Building these as Incursors instead of Infiltrators was easy since both options come in the box. The ten models go together fine, though the thin antenna bits on the comms packs felt a little fragile while clipping them off the sprue.