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Imperial Fists Command Squad

February 2013·p. 99

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Matt Hutson adapts the limited anniversary Crimson Fists banner for his Imperial Fists. Filled lettering, chapter components and abundant purity seals turn a basic Command Squad into an ornate veteran unit. A spare Dreadnought head gives the Captain an individual face. The selected conversions rely on the breadth of compatible Space Marine parts, with the unusual banner providing the strongest focal point.

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