Games Workshop Space Wolves: Wolf Guard Terminators (5 Miniatures)

Elite Warriors of Fenris, Built to Last

There is something deeply satisfying about placing a squad of Terminator-armoured Space Wolves on the battlefield. These are the mightiest warriors of the Space Wolves Chapter — veterans so decorated that they have earned the right to wear Tactical Dreadnought armour, the thickest personal protection in the 41st Millennium. Wolf Guard Terminators hit hard, weather punishment that would shred lesser units, and carry the savage honour of Fenris into every engagement. Painting them is a reward in itself: layered grey armour, weathered pelts, runic details, and the heraldry of a Great Company.

What's in the Box

This kit contains 129 plastic components — everything needed to assemble two Wolf Guard Terminators in highly customisable multi-part builds. The sheer component count reflects how much flexibility Games Workshop has engineered into these models: multiple weapon load-out options, pose variation, and the iconography-heavy detailing that Space Wolves players expect. Assembly requires plastic glue and modelling tools, and the range of components rewards experienced builders with genuinely distinct results. The kit includes five Citadel 40mm round bases — the correct size for Terminator infantry — and one Space Wolves Army Set Transfer Sheet loaded with 419 high-quality waterslide transfers, so you can apply Chapter markings, Great Company icons, and rune details without freehand painting.

Who These Are For

Wolf Guard Terminators are a compelling buy for committed Space Wolves collectors looking to expand an existing force with veteran-grade elites. The multi-part nature of this kit makes it best suited to hobbyists who are comfortable with plastic assembly — this is not a beginner push-fit kit, and getting the most from 129 components requires patience and some experience with sprue work. The included transfer sheet is a genuine value-add, especially for painters who want sharp, consistent iconography without spending hours on freehand detail. These models also make an outstanding painting project purely on their own terms: the combination of Adeptus Astartes armour, fur cloaks, and Norse-inspired ornamentation gives painters a wide variety of textures and techniques to explore.