Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 Necrons Chronomancer – 17‑Part Plastic Kit

Overview

Meet the Chronomancer, a Cryptek who channels temporal energies to shape the flow of battle. In Warhammer 40,000, these timesmiths wield aeonstaves and entropic lances, while timesplinter mantles deflect blows and chronometrons hasten allies through time. This Games Workshop Necrons Chronomancer kit lets you assemble a single leader for your Necron army, with a choice of three heads, two left hand options, and the option to arm with either an aeonstave or an entropic lance. The 17‑part plastic kit is designed for straightforward assembly and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round base for tabletop deployment or display.

Why this model fits your Necron force

• Customization options include three head variants for a distinct silhouette on the table.
• Two left hand options plus two weapon choices let you create different poses and visual narratives.
• Choice of aeonstave or entropic lance adds thematic variety to your army list and display.
• Timeshift motifs such as timesplinter mantles and chronometrons enhance the model’s in‑world flavor without implying real‑world effects.

• Seventeen plastic parts offer a satisfying build with opportunities to practice technique and detail.
• Includes a Citadel 40mm Round base standard for consistent game setup and presentation.
• Designed for easy assembly and painting, suitable for hobbyists of various experience levels.

Kit contents and assembly tips

The Chronomancer kit is a compact, versatile build designed for Necron players who enjoy customization. You’ll find three head sculpts to vary the model’s look, plus two differently shaped left hands and two weapons to choose from. The set is a 17‑piece plastic kit that assembles into one Chronomancer and sits on a Citadel 40mm Round base, ready for gaming tables or display shelves.

Painting and display ideas

Leverage metallic tones for armor, with cool blue and crystal accents to highlight the time‑themed energy motifs. The model’s crystalline and energy detailing responds well to edge highlights and subtle shading, making it a striking centerpiece for an army detachment or a standalone display piece. When painting, consider pre‑assembling subassemblies for easier priming and then joining for final touches.