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Sunland Holy Altar on Chariot | Sunland Army Collection | Highland Miniatures
Sunland Holy Altar on Chariot | Sunland Army Collection | Highland Miniatures
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The Gods of Sunland March to War — and Their Priests March With Them.
Before the battle lines clash, before the first volley is loosed, the Holy Altar on Chariot rolls forward through the ranks. Drawn by warhorses and attended by robed priests chanting prayers of protection and fury, the sacred altar carries the blessings of Sunland's gods directly onto the field of war. Its presence alone steadies the nerves of the faithful and fills the hearts of the enemy with dread — for an army that fights with divine favour is an army that does not know defeat.
The priests do not carry swords. They do not need to. Their weapons are faith, ritual, and the terrible certainty that the gods are watching — and that today, they are pleased.
Sculpted by Highland Miniatures as part of the Sunland Human Army Collection, the Holy Altar on Chariot is a spectacular centrepiece war shrine for any Human or Germanic-style fantasy wargaming army — a rolling monument to divine wrath and sacred duty.
What's Included
- 1 x Sunland Holy Altar on Chariot — a fully detailed sacred war chariot bearing a holy altar, attended by priests, pulled by warhorses
- Available in 28mm and heroic 32mm scale
Product Details
- Designed for 28mm and heroic 32mm rank-and-flank fantasy wargaming systems
- Unique sculpt by Highland Miniatures — exclusive to the Sunland Army Collection
- Printed in Siraya Tech Fast ABS-Like resin for exceptional detail and durability
- Supplied with MDF base
- Ready to base — minor modelling or cleanup may be required before painting
- 3D printed to order under licence
Dispatch & Fulfilment
As these miniatures are printed to order, please allow up to 10 working days for dispatch. During busy periods, this may extend to 15 working days.
The altar burns. The priests chant. And Sunland's enemies learn, too late, what it means to face an army blessed by the gods.
