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Roboute Guilliman

I see there is GW and Forge World version!

Which one do you guys think is better and is there a size comparison anywhere?

This is the best I could find.



Body seems to be the same but the legs are pretty different

The Forgeworld sculpt is much better, but expensive and too "stoic" for some people.

The GW version is an overstyled piece of plastic.

 Zande4 wrote:
This is the best I could find.



Body seems to be the same but the legs are pretty different

To be fair, one is in a suit of armor, and the other one mostly IS a suit of armor

wow thank you!

Agree the FW one looks better and given they are close in size will probably go for that....given its a HQ model I can suck up the extra cost!

FW looks better, but GW is more economical and if I ever got one it wouldn't be too difficult to make look a little less ridiculous.

The 40k version is basically catholic robocop, he's an animated corpse in a cyborg suit of armor made by a religious fanatic. It fits him perfectly. That said, if you want a more dignified leader for your army the Forgeworld one is just Caesar in power armor.

I've read about a lot of people with different opinions about bothe on several forums...for the price won't it be better to kitbash a gulliman from different parts and sources to make a better looking one? Just my opinion.

I think Kingpin is probably onto something. You could easily use one of the new Primari models as Guilliman for far less cost.