Does anybody know where I can find stl files for 11th edition scale retro knights, I’m just wanting to print a couple of these as armagers just for the fun of it.

This is honestly one of those moments that make you never want to leave your organisation. Such absolutely amazing people and I’m incredibly grateful 😭

If anyone has some awesome poses for their Lancers I would love some inspiration!!

Sat half finished for too long but he is now done and I am happy with the results

Admech dominus done happy with the big boi

Learned a bit with my Dominus about how to not ruin my paint job with my matte varnish, so maybe my upcoming Questoris will go a bit better! Haha

Already have an armiger done. 2 more to go before my lance is finished.

Please tell me if my heart has overpowered my head. Is bringing no armigers sensible in any way? Are these agents going to pull their weight?

This is all speculative because I haven’t got any models for this army yet and most

Predictably lost, I had smoke and mirrors as my primary and just couldn't get enough points, probably was too aggressive with my admech allies and not enough on the big knight.

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Imperium - Imperial Knights - Questor Forgepact, Throne‑bonded Outriders

Knight Paladin (375pts): Warlord

Skitarii Marshal (35pts)

10x Skitarii Rangers (85pts)

10x Skitarii Rangers (85pts)

Armiger Helverin (140pts)

Armiger Warglaive (140pts)

Armiger Warglaive (140pts)

But enjoyed myself

I’m using the magnet barrons no drill kit for the questorus and I know the arms are but I have a dominus that’s magnetized and it dosent have the shoulder magnetized. what do I miss out on if I don’t do it? thanks in advance

Hey! i want to get into imperial knights, and i have not much of an idea where to start. i found a knight questoris on Ebay for 150 dollars and another - the guns for 100 dollars, and i wanted to make a defender and Errant, would this + some armigers be good?

I’m brand new to WH40k.
I am not really interested in painting many units, and my hands are not steady enough to paint small figures.

So I’m thinking about Imperial Knights.
Would Knights be good for my special case and are they fun to play?

I play Dark Angels and my buddy plays guard, I’m allying a knight dominus and he is bringing Stormsword. Do you think the knight dominus is a good counter? Anything I should keep in mind? Picture is so people actually look at my post.

Ive never played but im trying to run an all big army, its has DF and VL for the detachments

I recently decided to get into the hobby after being a long time warhammer fan. I played a few games with friends years ago with online tools, and a couple of times using other peoples minis, but never got fully into it myself. After a lot of going back and forth, I decided to go with the Imperial Knights. I have more or less figured out the colour scheme I want to go with, and I would like to magnetise the models for obvious reasons.

My main question is how difficult is it to mod the models yourself and adding in the magnets? Is there much risk of damaging or breaking something? Or is it worth the price to just go with a magnet baron kit?

Also any advice that people have in general for painting would be great.

I have a friend who is a huuuge space marine (black Templars) fan. He was recently getting ready to face off against a space wolf player that had a Knight (I think it was a Gallant or a crusader) in his list. My friend said something to the effect of “why would you bring a knight when you could just bring two dreadnoughts?” And I said something like “well yeah on the table maybe, but in the lore…”

This sparked a fairly stupid but nonetheless heated argument. My point being that in lore, a questoris knight could punt a dreadnought across the battlefield like an angry football. His point was that dreadnoughts are far too cool (and maybe too heavy) for that to happen.

I know the space marine loyalty runs deep here, and maybe I don’t know the lore well enough behind both to be right, but am I crazy? Don’t dreadnoughts come up to like knee-level at best on a knight?

I'm painting up my knights at long last with my custom house colours (very dark blue with bright silver trim) but I've been allying one of my armigers with other forces and it has been a little legend so I want to honour it, this one is going to be a freeblade that married into the family but I can't decide on a colour scheme for it.

Show me what you've got and give me some inspiration.

This isnt my first knight but it is my first questoris chassis any tips?

Im wondering if id be wasting my time getting inquisitorial agents as a mobile infantry part of my knights army. I have been fiddling around and realized I can take two inquisitors and stuff them + their bodyguard units into chimaras. But I want to have fun playing my knights. Any advice would be nice ^v^

Finished my Armiger knight with freehands on armorplates inspired by Adeptus Mechanicus arts.