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solid resin Baneblade.

know a freind who has one.

The old metal/plastic crusader always had some serious heft to it. But award for worst balanced model goes to the old Master of the Ravenwing in Land speeder from way back in the day. He had about 10 pounds of metal in the nose. I had to take the model apart and weigh down the back to balance it so he would stop breaking flying stands by sitting there.

The Exorcist weighs in at ~440 grams, it's certainly heavier than pewter dreadnaughts and my other vehicles.

My pal has a pewter thunderfire. He dropped it on my cat once. It made the most terrifying sound I could imagine, ran out of the house with a hasty limp, and didn't come back until over a week later.
(outdoor/indoor cat. He goes where he pleases.)

 Shandara wrote:
The Exorcist weighs in at ~440 grams, it's certainly heavier than pewter dreadnaughts and my other vehicles.

I see a lot of people claiming what's the heaviest, but you're the first person with an actual weight. For those of us still on that antiquated imperial system, my Exorcist weighed in at 15 ounces unpainted, just a shade under a full pound. The heaviest model I have in my collection would be my painted, resin FW Mars-pattern Baneblade at 34.2 ounces (970g).

I know old metal Sammael was a hefty fellow

2nd gen bjorn the fellhanded in lead, i have killed many a door to door salesman with him.

Because no i dont need my bleeding gutters done!!!

 the_Armyman wrote:

 Shandara wrote:
The Exorcist weighs in at ~440 grams, it's certainly heavier than pewter dreadnaughts and my other vehicles.

I see a lot of people claiming what's the heaviest, but you're the first person with an actual weight. For those of us still on that antiquated imperial system, my Exorcist weighed in at 15 ounces unpainted, just a shade under a full pound. The heaviest model I have in my collection would be my painted, resin FW Mars-pattern Baneblade at 34.2 ounces (970g).

Any idea how much metal Karamazov weighed? I'm pretty sure he was somewhat larger than an ordinary Dread, but I'm not sure whether he was Exorcist heavy, and I ebayed him a while back, so I couldn't test now even if I wanted to.

Manta at 28 pounds I believe

Penitent Engine - 166g
metal Great Unclean One - 206g
metal Bloodthirster - 208g
old BA Furioso Dreadnought with MM and Fist - 230g
FW Avenger Strike Fighter - 360g
My 2nd Exorcist - 420g
old Armorcast Solid Resin Eldar Scorpion - 515g

I'm guessing the old Armorcast Titans will probably be the heaviest, barring the old metal Thunderhawk (that was absolutely dangerous at 12.5 pounds I think).