JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Review

Full assault! For the Emperor! We check out 5 of the brutal and majestic Blood Angels in our JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Review.


Published: August 16, 2023 10:01 AM /

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JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators

As Games Workshop expands its IPs further and further (recently we've had 40K Magic the Gathering cards and soon we're getting Warhammer stamps), one company has been producing Warhammer 40K action figures. JoyToy currently offers a huge range of 1/18th scale Warhammer 40K figures for a variety of factions, and in this article, we'll take a look at 5 of the brand-new JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators.

We've already looked at some Imperial JoyToy forces, and you can check out our Adeptus Custodes Allarus Custodians Review and Adepta Sororitas Order of the Argent Shroud Review.

The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators lined up ready for action.

Who Are the Blood Angels?

The Blood Angels are one of the first founding chapters of Space Marines. They come from the original 18 Space Marine chapters, and from those who stayed loyal to the Emperor during the Horus Heresy. The Primark, Sanguinius, resembled a winged angel, and his sons reflect his majesty, only with a darker side. The Blood Angels have a flaw in their gene-seed, which means they can suffer from the Red Thirst, sending them into a fury in battle, with rumors of blood drinking and uncontrolled frenzies.

The detail on the Blood Angels Assault Terminator Brother Nassio's armor.

What Are JoyToy Action Figures?

JoyToy action figures are a range of action figures for different IPs. Currently, they produce for Warhammer 40K, Infinity, and their own IPs Frontline Chaos and Dark Source. Most of their figures stand at around 5 to 6 inches, varying depending on the scale, feature incredible detail and intricate components and each action figure is fully posable. 

The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators hand join.
The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators hand join socket and hand attached to thunder hammer.

How Easy Is It To Replace Parts and Pose JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures?

Almost all of the movable parts of all JoyToy figures involve a ball and socket. This is how the hands and heads are with the Blood Angels Assault Terminators, which allows them to be moved and posed. All of the weapons for the figures need a little force into the hands to ensure they're gripped properly, but the slightly rubbery nature of the material makes this easy enough, so don't be scared by the initial resistance when trying to put weapons into grips.

The Blood Angels Assault Terminators with lightning claws are fixed with no other hand options. The thunder hammers are also fixed with cables, but the hands can be changed freely, with the 3 Brothers are able to be displayed with the banner/storm shield or wield the thunder hammers in 2 hands.

Posing the figures is easy enough and the solid nature of the Blood Angels Assault Terminators allows them to balance well, it's advisable to fit the weapons and align them before finding the balance with the leg position.

The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators marines in action.
There are 6 Blood Angels Assault Terminators available and we're showcasing 5 of them here.

Which JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures Are Available?

At the time of publication, 6 Blood Angels Assault Terminators figures are available, and we look at them in detail below. There are also several other Blood Angel action figures available, including a Dreadnaught and Mephiston.

The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators figures that are available are:

  • Sergeant Santoro
  • Brother Nassio
  • Brother Tyborel
  • Brother Davinos
  • Brother Leonid
  • Brother Taelon
JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Contents

What do the JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures Sets Contain?

Each JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminator figure comes with set armament options, although some come with an accessory that they can carry, or use two hands on their other weapon. All feature incredible detail.

Sergeant Santoro's figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed lightning claws
  • Unhealmed with vampire-like canines showing
  • Ornate shoulder pad with teardrop icon

Brother Nassio's figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed lightning claws

Brother Tyborel's figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed lightning claws

Brother Davinos figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed thunder hammer
  • Comes with storm shield and an extra set of hand options for posing

Brother Taelon's figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed thunder hammer
  • Comes with storm shield and an extra set of hand options for posing

Brother Leonid's figure contains:

  • Armed with fixed thunder hammer
  • Comes with an intricate banner and an extra set of hand options for posing
A detailed look at some of the Blood Angels Assault Terminators.

What Are Our Final Thoughts On The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures?

The Blood Angels Assault Terminators are solid and impressive, and while they have fewer armament options than some of the others available, they're still full of detail and character. The banner held by Brother Leonid looks incredible, as do some of the armor etchings. They all pose really well, their weight helping to balance them in pose, and being able to drop the storm shields/banner for 2-handed thunder hammer poses works very well.

Should I Buy The JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures?

If you're a Blood Angels fan, then these Assault Terminators are full of great iconic details and would look great with the rest of your collection. The teardrops, Baal etchings, and the aggressive-looking Sergeant Santoro with his canines bared really bring out their character and detail and form a devastating speartip to your force's assault.


The copy of the JoyToy Blood Angels Assault Terminators Action Figures used to produce this preview were provided by JoyToy.

 

Review Summary

The Blood Angels Assault Terminators are solid and impressive, and while they have fewer armament options than some of the others available, they're still full of detail and character. The banner held by Brother Leonid looks incredible, as do some of the armor etchings. They all pose really well, their weight helping to balance them in pose, and being able to drop the storm shields/banner for 2-handed thunder hammer poses works very well. (Review Policy)

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