Mr Codex Astartes himself, Guilliman.

[Tomgar]

His pose may suit his fluff and personality but as a model, it's still pretty boring. Still a gorgeous model though, the detail is incredible.

I'd give it 8/10, a slightly more dynamic pose would easily make him a 9/10 and my favourite Primarch model alongside Vulkan and Konrad

[Wolfshade]

I like it, but it is missing an edge, but then I suppose that is true about him. He has no edge no dark secret to bring out, just a simple 1D tactical genius and demi-god.

Beautiful model, totally, just idk

[Cap'nSmurfs]

You are of course allowed not to like it or him.

[Mr Mystery]

Not sure who posted it, but I agree.

The various Primarch models have so far been based on their dominant personality trait.

Gulliman no more suits an action pose than Lorgar does. In their own unique ways they're both so far beyond. Individual violence.

Guilliman's model is Guilliman as the statesman. Heroic pose, signature weapons, both check. Statuesque pose, check.

As a gaming piece....bit staid.

[Wolfshade]

Not sure who posted it, but I agree.

The various Primarch models have so far been based on their dominant personality trait.

Gulliman no more suits an action pose than Lorgar does. In their own unique ways they're both so far beyond. Individual violence.

Guilliman's model is Guilliman as the statesman. Heroic pose, signature weapons, both check. Statuesque pose, check.

As a gaming piece....bit staid.

Dude it's like 2 posts up

[madlib]

Ugh... Honestly, it's dull.

Not everything has to be a refactoring or reimagining of something, but I still think this Guilliman could have done with a Dan Abnett-esque (Know No Fear) redux.

[Mr Mystery]

Dude it's like 2 posts up

8 pints....

[Cap'nSmurfs]

Oh, I absolutely would've taken "Rowboat punchin' the heads off Word Bearers in spaaaaaaaaaace" in a heartbeat, but so it goes. :P

[Erik Setzer]

Not sure who posted it, but I agree.

The various Primarch models have so far been based on their dominant personality trait.

Gulliman no more suits an action pose than Lorgar does. In their own unique ways they're both so far beyond. Individual violence.

Guilliman's model is Guilliman as the statesman. Heroic pose, signature weapons, both check. Statuesque pose, check.

As a gaming piece....bit staid.

Yeah, I'm not saying it doesn't fit him, I'm saying that I dislike it because I dislike Robot, the Ultrasmurfs, and everything about that legion.

[Cap'nSmurfs]

Just because they're the best~

(I'm kidding! I'm kidding! But not really.)