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Actual addition to the imperial forcesis a Bane-Doomhammer SHT.
Easy swap model, don't need magnets.

A few shots of it:

Not much interest in this tank?

Added the decals and got the shiny pieces more rusty.
I'll move it to his company now.

Very Very good most impressed

You photographed your stormlord on a windowsill? I'd be way too neurotic that it would fall off!

But seriously, I love the shadowsword/stormlord chassis, I wish I could take one in my army... but I play eldar and space marines. That wouldn't work at all.

Placed at the "abyss" ? There is always some risk in the life of a member of his IG

Every SHT in apoc works with allies and super-heavy transports may carry more than just infantry so SM wouldn't be a problem, eldar could be seen as to arrogant to ride in a
"mon-keigh" vehicle....

Still done this tank as Banehammer ( smaller transport capacity than stormlord) with stormlord-eske rear to represent the needed space for those passengers.

Stormlord will be a converted and enlarged SHT done after the Banehammer/Shadowsword.

Love the Super Heavies.
About 2 weeks ago we had an apocalypse game that was 1 super heavy plus 1000 pts. I used with my SM army, looked at at like the Marines where there to protect this valuable asset.

Incidentally my Shadowsword was the smallest super heavy on the table- everyone else brought titans!