Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000: Astra Militarum Rogal Dorn Battle Tank

Armoured Might for the Astra Militarum

When the Imperial Guard needs to crack fortified lines, breach enemy armour, and announce that the Emperor's hammer has arrived, they call in the Rogal Dorn Battle Tank. This is the heaviest main battle tank in the Astra Militarum arsenal — a rolling fortress bristling with weapon options that dominates the midfield and demands answers from your opponent before it even fires a shot. On a table full of infantry and light vehicles, a painted Rogal Dorn stops the game and makes everyone look.

What's in the Box

This multi-part plastic kit builds one Rogal Dorn Battle Tank at 28mm heroic scale — the standard for Warhammer 40,000. The kit offers genuine loadout flexibility, with multiple weapon options to customise your tank's role on the battlefield: the twin battle cannon for heavy firepower, the Oppressor cannon and co-axial autocannon as an alternative main armament, plus a selection of sponson weapons, hull weapons, and optional pintle-mounted guns. The sprue includes stowage, optional crew accessories, and enough detail to reward an experienced painter and challenge a hobbyist looking for a serious project. This is a multi-part kit — plastic cement and hobby clippers are required for assembly, and are not included.

Who This Kit Is For

Astra Militarum players building out an armoured spearhead will want at least one Rogal Dorn — it's the faction's centrepiece tank and one of the most visually impressive kits in the range. Painters who love large vehicles with clean flat panels, riveted armour plating, and complex weathering opportunities will find this a rewarding project regardless of whether it ever sees a game. It's also a strong gift for an established Warhammer 40K hobbyist who collects Imperial Guard — this is a kit that sits near the top of most players' wish lists. New hobbyists should be comfortable with basic model assembly before tackling a kit at this scale; a few smaller infantry kits first is the right path.