Mecopters have an unusual shape for their category. Indeed, they do not adopt the slender and aggressive silhouette of motorbikes and other attack aircraft. This could be linked to their convoluted trajectories, which are the antithesis of the direct approach vectors commonly used. No flesh-and-blood pilot could hope to succeed in such maneuvers without risking the blackout, but the machines are free of such constraints. Thopters often operate far ahead of the main contingent, assaulting lightly defended positions, supply convoys, and other targets of opportunity. A thopter's course is so unpredictable that the howl of its dimensional repulsors is the only clue to its presence. This is the moment that cunning enemies choose to dive for cover. The others disintegrate as the air around them explodes in a blaze of unstable energy.

Thopters are great for defeating even the most nefarious enemy units. Those who face your Necron army imagine they are dealing with an impenetrable metal wall, which advances relentlessly across the battlefield. Thus they do not expect to see swift mechanopters emerge from the skies that swoop down on the adversaries, pinning them to the ground under the discharges of their tesla weaponry.

This plastic kit contains 162 elements to assemble three Necron Meccoters. It is supplied with three flying bases accompanied by two small and two large transparent rods, as well as two necron decal sheets.

These figures are delivered unpainted and unassembled.