Sons of Behemat: New Warhammer Age of Sigmar Models Impress

The Sons of Behemat are getting new models for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and our hands-on impressions reveal exactly what the army needed.
Ever feel like your Warhammer Age of Sigmar army is missing that literal giant stomp? Well, the Sons of Behemat are about to get a whole lot scarier. I recently went hands-on with the new range, and let me tell you, these aren't just big—they're game-changers.
First off, the Sons of Behemat have always been about raw, towering power. But the new additions? They bring a fresh kind of brutality that the army has been craving. From the moment I unboxed them, the sheer scale and detail blew me away. Each model feels like a centerpiece, and on the tabletop, they dominate in more ways than one.
So, what's new? Without giving too much away, the range expands the gargant playstyle in exciting ways. You get more options for customizing your tribe, and the new kits fit seamlessly with the existing line. Whether you're a veteran player or just starting with the Sons, these models add serious punch.
In my hands-on time, I tested each new addition in a few games. The standout? The way they interact with the battlefield. These aren't just big targets—they have tricks that keep your opponent guessing. The Sons of Behemat finally feel like they have the tools to compete at a higher level, not just be a fun thematic choice.
But it's not all about competition. Building and painting these models is a joy. The details are crisp, the poses dynamic, and there's plenty of room for personalization. If you love big projects, you'll be in heaven.
Of course, every army has its challenges, and the Sons are no exception. But the new models address some long-standing gaps. They give you more strategic depth and make the army feel complete. If you've been on the fence about starting Sons of Behemat, this might be the push you need.
So, what do you think? Are you ready to unleash the gargants? Will you be picking up the new Sons of Behemat models? Let us know in the comments!
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