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This week we expand upon our TRU-Scale product line with the Order of the Empress's Tears Knights Praetorius Conversion Kit.

The "Knights Praetorius" are the Empress' most loyal soldiers. Each order has a history as well as heraldry that is unique to its ranks. The Order of the Empress's Tears is named so because of the near annihilation the order faced when they were the sole defense for the Empress when her Flagship came under assault during the Battle of Permidian. Isolated and without support, the order was annihilated to almost the last soldier before reinforcements had arrived. Only 2 soldiers survived the Kin'rth attack against the Empress and her closest advisors. Because of this sacrifice, the Empress renamed the unit and the units heraldry includes the "red tears" of the empress as its main standard.

Each resin kit comes unassembled and unpainted. The28 mm TRU-Scale kit comes with enough components to assemble a squad of 6 "Knight Praetorius" - 12 assorted armored pauldrons, 6 torsos, 6 sets of legs and 6 equipment backpacks. Please note it is necessary to purchase heads, arms, weapons and bases to assemble as shown. Chapterhouse Studios Marine Heads and weapons are scaled appropriately for use with this kit. We recommend 28mm scale model kits for assembly with this kit.

The kits are available here for $22.50 a set. Shown along side is a Knights Praetorius model assembled completely with Chapterhouse Studios kits and bits - painted by Jose Veiga and incorporates kits - Spiky Marine Head, Open Fist Power Claws, and Combi-Flamer Component




I am also excited to announce that WorthyPainting.com will be the official studio painters for our line of products. You will notice their logo below the items they have painted for us and I look forward to seeing what they churn out!. Check them out at www.worthypainting.com.

Coming up in the following weeks will be some kits to expand our female imperial guard lines, our conversion kits for Tyranid models, as well as some dark space elf kits and further kits for Space Marine players out there.

Sincerely,

Nick Villacci - Chapterhouse Studios LLC

Ohhhhhh Now I see that your making your own line of models. Amazing! GL!!!

Chapterhouse wrote:Order of the Empress's Tears Knights Praetorius Conversion Kit.

The "Knights Praetorius" are the Empress' most loyal soldiers.

I see what you did there............. 'Empress'

heh, shame I don't have a use for tru-scale models atm - I love the greaves on that painted model. nice&slender - this looks nicely lethal GL on these

Hrmm not bad actually, personally i dont do the truescale but overall not bad. I looked at the painters site and their alright. A littke flst for my tastes but then again paintings subjective. It could just be me but i have always found.truescale shoulders to be odd looking. Not just yours just ever copy i see.

Idea is good, but the execution resembles 90s era GW models. Not a fan.

I think they're just to friggn' cool.

They're finally here! i might order some very very soon............

Do the pads fit regular GW terminators ?

Chapterhouse wrote:
Coming up in the following weeks will be some kits to expand our female imperial guard lines

Intrigued, I just hope they're better than the last female IG offering. Either way, patiently waiting to see them.

Any news on these fem guard stuff?

Lysenis wrote:Ohhhhhh Now I see that your making your own line of models. Amazing! GL!!!

HA! You fool.

Hm, I could see getting a couple of sets of these. Probably mix them in as character models.

Ive got a set of the regular knights tru-scale minis and they are great. I did mine up with CSM bits.

They may seem a bit plain at first, but once you get them and start fitting bits and playing around with them, they are great.