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Legions Imperialis: Malcador Infernus / Valdors

Legions Imperialis: Malcador Infernus / Valdors

by Games Workshop
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This multipart plastic kit builds four epic scale Solar Auxilia heavy tanks, built around the formidable Malcador chassis – two Malcador Infernus flame tanks, and two Valdor Tank Hunters. The Malcador Infernus is mounted with an inferno gun for burning infantry out of dense cover, and trailed by a separate fuel tanker, while the Valdor Tank Hunter is armed with a powerful neutron beam laser. Each of these heavy tanks can be built with or without a tank commander, and comes with a choice of autocannon or lascannon sponsons.

The set includes:

– 2x Solar Auxilia Malcador Infernus Tanks, each with the following weapon options:
– 2x sponson-mounted autocannons
– 2x sponson-mounted lascannons
- 2x Solar Auxilia Valdor Tank Hunters, each with the following weapon options:
– 1x sponson-mounted autocannon
– 1x sponson-mounted lascannon
– 1x Solar Auxilia Vehicle Transfer Sheet

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Mark
Musings of a treadhead

Beautiful minatures as always from GW. But which build to use? In terms of utility I am inclined to say the Malcador Infernus due to the flame cannon which ignored cover saves. Trust me any weapon which ignores or bypasses cover saves is worth its weight in gold in Legions Imperialis.

Having said that I of course chose to make mine as Malcador Valdors, the Tank Hunter version, me having a weakness for Tank Hunters. Excellent at sniping opposing armour, but their real utility is as an "War Engine" killer against super heavies, knights and Titans. The shock pulse rule slowing those beasts down if you hit and limiting their fire power massively.

Either option works well in a Solar Auxillia army, you just have to choose? Flame Cannon or Neutron Laser?