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@RikRiorik I know that codex, when I was getting into Warhammer, many thanks to the Dawn of War games, I really wanted to play the Guard, I wanted to run as a melee doctrine Guard that was based on, what was then at that time my favorite Guard regiment, the Kanak Skull Takers. However, as I was doing the long hull of writing up a proper list. Kanak Skull Takers - Last Chancers Maccabian Janissaries - Mordant Acid Dogs Mordian Iron Guard - Phantine Air Corps Phantine Skyborne - Praetorian Guard Savlar Chem Dogs - Scintillan Fusiliers Tallarn Desert Raiders - Tanith First (And Only) Terrax Guard - Valhallan Ice Warriors Vostroyan Firstborn - Ventrillian Nobles. “When the frontline squads of the Word Bearers legion landed on Kanak and proceeded to capture the planet’s key installations, they encountered fierce resistance in the form of Kanak Skull Takers.

I have finally gone back to the Imperial Guard, oops, sorry, the Astra Militarum. I came up with the plan to make the Kanak Skull Takers when doing the Four Color Chimera Post, link here. Orginally, the name plate showed Malvi, a planet from the Calixis Sector of Dark Heresy by Fantasy Flight Games. Long story short, (too late) I changed the name on the side to Kanak. I just thought the Skull Takers needed to be represented somehow. Also, since I had some extra Beastmen bits and Chaos Marauder sprues, why not put them to use.
So the Kanak Skull Takers are a feral bunch that tend to use axes and flamers a majority of the time. Keeping with the theme, most of my guys also have axes and flamers. I also organized them into clans based on platoons. So each platoon will have a similar skin color, identifying tattoos, and banners-styles that differ by color. First squad has a single slash or bar, the second has two slashes or bars, etc.

Squad One

Squad Three

The figures themselves are incredibly easy to put together. Just mix 'n match a Catachan squad with Chaos Marauders and you are set. I found one sprue of each could usually make a ten-man squad. A word of warning though. Some preparation is required ahead of time. As the chests of the Marauders do not allow for two handed rifles to be added easily. You will notice I use the Catachan bodies for all troopers that are aiming their weapons. The Marauder bodies tend to be carrying their rifles in one hand, have it slung across their back, or some other creative way to fit them in. This was the fun part; thinking of creative ways to fit them together.

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Once I got to the Platoon Command Squad, things got a bit more difficult. I want them to be different and stand out more, so I put the Command Squad sprue to use. This sprue is more 'streamlined' as the figures are not as large. The other heads and arms from the troop sprue do not fit quite as well. Luckily, I planned to make some Rough Riders too.

Command Squad

The Chaos Horsemen sprue has sixteen different heads for the five riders. That leaves twenty-two extra heads if I make a full ten man cavalry unit. These heads are AWESOME and fit nicely with the command squad figures. All the helmeted heads go with the Catachan and Marauder bodies quite nicely too. Otherwise, many of the heads can appear too small for the barrel chested figures.
I also added a few little things like giving them something akin to biker jackets.
I am going to leave with just the completed first platoon. Meaning I have to come back and post more pictures of the others I have finished. Skull

If you want to find out more about the Kanak Skull takers, here are another couple of links to the Lexicanum and the Manchurian Campaign put together by the Bell of Lost Souls.

Buy Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf - Fall of Kanak as a Steam Key. Frozen mp3 download.

When the frontline squads of the Word Bearers legion landed on Kanak and proceeded to capture the planet’s key installations, they encountered fierce resistance in the form of Kanak Skull Takers loyal to the Imperium. But alas, in spite of the defenders’ inhuman heroism and tenacity, their resistance amounted to nothing but a brief hindrance for the advance of the forces of Chaos.

This DLC allows you to witness the events of those long gone days from an unusual perspective.

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Kanak Skull Takers Full

Play as the forces of Chaos.
New character – Pollux the Flayer, Champion of Khorne.
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