The product is scaled respecting the funko pop standard(head dimmension 46mmH x 55mmL), so the figure height will depend on the accessories/hair. The figure height is approx 10cm/3.9inch. The colour palette chosen for the Blood Angel himself is very striking and works very well. Funko have done an excellent job at having the lime green eyes stand out from the yellow helmet, which itself is contrasted well with the (mostly) matte red armour.

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The attention to detail on this Space Marine Pop is fantastic and this is something you’ll notice across the range of Warhammer Funko Pops. I really like the effort they’ve put into hands and fingers. The Blood Angel is probably my favourite of this first wave. As a little extra he’s ever-so-slightly dynamically posed with his legs slightly off flat; he looks ready to advance and purge the heretic up close! Considering how wildly popular Science Fiction and Nerdom have become in recent years, it’s frankly surprising that we haven’t had Warhammer Funko Pops yet!

Now for Age of Sigmar! Starting off, Sigmar would be sweet to see sitting on a throne in the Azyr. With his golden armor and big Viking beard, he could be the centerpiece for an at-home hobby display in a Stormcast collection. 4. Lady Olynder Part of the Pop! Games line, the Funko Pop Warhammer 40,000 figures are larger than the typical Games Workshop editions used in the actual gameplay. Pop! vinyl figures generally stand around four inches tall, and there is no extra painting required. For that, there’s a sort of unspoken golden ratio that Funko rely on that would need to be adhered to in terms of lengths, widths, curves, and design minimalism. Yet to evoke the Warhammer 40,000 aesthetic, little of the detail could be sacrificed for the sake of simplicity. Lady Olynder gives the maximum spook in Age of Sigmar. But it would be pretty sweet to see a Funko-fied version of her drop as well. It would take some creativity because of her unique model (she doesn’t even have legs) but it would stand so far out from the normal figure style that it would probably attract a bunch of people. 3. Rotigus

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The product is containing only digital files. No physical object will be sent/shipped to the customer !!!What would be your list of Funko POPs you’d like to see? Should they start moving into the Age of Sigmar universe next? The Dark Angel is the most detailed all the Space Marines Pops on this list and as a result he really shines amidst the lineup.

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The Dark Angels are represented in the first wave of Warhammer Funko Pops by the Dark Angels Veteran (#501). The Veteran comes equipped with a Power Sword and Storm Shield.

4. Lady Olynder

The other detail that draws attention to itself is the angelic figure on the Veteran’s shield. This too is a “Funko” silhouette- which is a brilliant (if slightly meta) touch! There’s also the rope belt, augmented eye (complete with scarring) and bejewelled hilt of the Power Sword that are worth looking at! Rightfully so, the Space Wolves Leader is the most expressive of all the Warhammer Funko Pop sculpts in the range. Funko tends to give the impression that a character is aggressive by slanting their eyebrows inwards and whilst they’ve done that here, they’ve also subtly designed the Space Wolf’s beard to give him unhappy, frowning mouth. If you’re eager to assemble your squad of vinyl warriors right away, we’ll have them on hand at Warhammer Fest, taking place on May 11th and 12th at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. All four will be popping up in Warhammer stores and other retailers over the coming weeks, so keep an eye out in your local shops. The Warhammer Funko Pop range, while fantastic so far, is at this stage only in the experimental phase for Games Workshop.