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TYRANIDS: PARASITE OF MORTREX

Parasite of Mortrex – winged Tyranid parasite that infects enemies with gestating Rippers.

TYRANIDS: PARASITE OF MORTREX

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TYRANIDS: PARASITE OF MORTREX

Parasite of Mortrex – winged Tyranid parasite that infects enemies with gestating Rippers.

Parasites of Mortrex are grotesque winged parasite bioforms that spread the horrors of the Tyranid swarm through biological infection. Sweeping over enemy lines on leathery wings, they drive their barbed ovipositors into victims to implant rapidly growing Ripper organisms.

The infected prey soon become living incubators for emerging Rippers that literally chew their way free from their hosts. It was this horrifying method that first devastated the world of Mortrex and gave the creature its infamous name.

The Parasite of Mortrex is equipped with:

  • clawed limbs
  • barbed ovipositor
  • biological Ripper pods

This fast and disruptive bioform works exceptionally well in Tyranid armies for Warhammer 40K focused on aerial assaults, infiltration, and aggressive board control.

On the Battlefield

The Parasite of Mortrex provides speed, biological infection tactics, and disruptive offensive pressure.

It works especially well in Tyranid armies for Warhammer 40K focused on flying bioforms, swarm tactics, and aggressive flanking attacks.

Product Information

Contents:

  • 12 parts to assemble 1 model
  • 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base

Includes:

  • 1x Parasite of Mortrex

Details:

  • winged parasite bioform
  • barbed ovipositor
  • leathery wings
  • biological Ripper pods
  • clawed limbs

Assembly and painting required. Paints and glue sold separately – we offer a wide range from several manufacturers.

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