Elite New Plastic Adeptus Custodes For Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

June 30, 2026 by brennon

Games Workshop aren't done with the Adeptus Custodes of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000. New plastic kits are coming as part of a new boxed set (initially) that will give an elite punch to your already elite army.

Gyrfalcon Jetbike Sodality // Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

We start with the Gyrfalcon Jetbike Sodality, which introduces some more of the machines from the dark past of the Grimdark Future to the battlefield. These plasma-boosted craft usually screen the advance of the rest of the Custodian army on the battlefield, before flanking the enemy and hunting down specific targets with their weaponry of choice.

The jetbikes in the set can be given a range of weaponry from the drathic devastator, to a lastrum bolt cannon, a twin Corvae las-pulser, or a new Arachnus volley cannon. They look sleek and dangerous, a perfect addition to the elite armies of the Adeptus Custodes in both The Horus Heresy era and Warhammer 40,000. Oh, and don't forget the power lances!

Pallas Grav-Attack // Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

Sticking with grav-based vehicles for your Custodians, you can also get the Pallas Grav-Attack in this set. This is a fast vehicle that comes with heavier armaments when compared to the jetbikes. This means that it is more well-suited to fighting against enemy armour with the Arachnus blaze cannons or the twin Iliastus accelerator fusil. It looks distinctly more High Sci-Fi, which I really like about the kit the Custodians get to play with. It feels alien and uncanny when sat next to the rest of the kit that the Imperium gets to make use of.

Lastly, the boxed set comes with the clanking form of the Telemon Heavy Dreadnought.

Telemon Heavy Dreadnought // Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

This big new plastic kit allows you to deploy one of the largest Dreadnoughts in the history of the Imperium to the battlefield. It carries weapons that would normally be found on tanks, featuring the likes of the Telemon caestus with twin neutronium cascade projectors, an Arachnus storm cannon, an adrathic desolator, and an Iliastus accelerator culverin. It all comes wrapped up in the gloriously gilded chassis that contains a mortally wounded Custodian hero of the ages.

The Dreadnoughts of The Horus Heresy look brilliant and I would imagine this is going to find its way into a lot of Custodian armies for both that historical period and the modern battlefields of Warhammer 40,000.

Custodes Support Battle Group // Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

So there's no dispute; the boxed sets even come with both Warhammer: The Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000 logos on them. It's great that the full plastic range is going to be open to Warhammer 40,000 players who have been gagging for kits like these for a long time.

What do you make of more options for the golden boys of Warhammer?