Z-One Studio Reveals Unofficial Figurine of Bald Henry Cavill as Warhammer’s “Imperial Inquisitor”
Z-One Studio plans to release an unofficial figure titled “Imperial Inquisitor — Martyr,” a piece likely to attract enthusiasts of Warhammer 40,000, The Old World, and Age of Sigmar. Visually, the character — bearing a likeness to actor Henry Cavill — reads more like a warrior-priest devoted to Sigmar.
Z-One Studio has unveiled an unusual unofficial 1/6-scale figure, named “Imperial Inquisitor — Martyr.”
A close look reveals the sculpted head carries features reminiscent of Henry Cavill.
It’s not entirely clear whether the release is aimed at fans of Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer: The Old World, or Warhammer Age of Sigmar, but the kit does include a two-handed sword engraved with the name of the God-King Sigmar.
The armor evokes the fantasy Warhammer aesthetic, and the “Martyr” reads more like a Sigmarite warrior-priest who appears to shave his head regularly.
Beyond the head and the imperial two-handed sword, the set also contains a jointed torso, shoulder pauldrons, interchangeable hand sculpts, a double-headed eagle emblem for the pauldrons, chest armor, and a double-headed eagle chest emblem that features lighting and a magnetic attachment.
The kit also includes leg armor, bronze boots, a belt, a tunic, trousers, a two-handed warhammer, and a severed ork head.
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The creators at Z-One Studio have no affiliation with Games Workshop — this is a fan-made, unlicensed product.
Source: iXBT.games
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