What are the best third party suppliers for Warhammer40k compatible

>>55320233
I had my first delivery from Anvil industries yesterday... kinda disappointed.

So I ordered some heads, cyborg legs and cyborg arms. I was assembling my Grey Hunter pack leader earlier and discovered that anvil industries fucked up my order. I have left and right cyborg forearms, however the upper arm which connects to the forearm at the elbow joint is only for right arms... Theres no shoulder joints included that fit the left forearms.

>>55320338
I have had great experiences with Anvil Industries. Bring it to their attention i'm sure they will fix it for you.

I wont lie though, I have had some issues with the fit on some of their products. For instance. The cyborg legs for their Space Marine proxies do not really fit well onto the regular Space Marine bodies.

You know how space marine legs are rounded where the legs connect to the Torso? Well for the cyborg legs from Anvil Industry that rounded part is too big to fit the space marine torso so I had to spend like 20 minutes filing it down to the correct size.

Also they are not the same scale as Space Marine legs, I think they were meant to be true scale because they actually make standard space marines about as tall as a primaris marine.

The adjustable cyborg arms are a little bulky too. So if You have a standard marine with one standard arm and one Anvil Industry cyborg arm, he ends up looking lopsided.

Other than that I have had great experiences with them, unlike with Puppets war.

Kromlech is also a good one.

>>55320539

I've had issues with Kromlech being massive and looking ridiculous. Cast quality is great, they just look silly on a Marine.

>>55320699
now that you mention it...they are slightly bigger. I use their Ork heads and arms

I quite like maxmini's guns, and statuesque miniatures make great female guard heads.

>>55320233
i hate that model. the fucking wings look more like someone stuck a curtain rail to her back.