The Crimson Sorcerer King! This breathtaking miniature — conjured into reality by the masterful hands of 3DArtGuy — captures the raw, arcane power of Magnus the Red, Primarch of the XV Legion Astartes: the Thousand Sons. Where other Primarchs mastered blade and bolter, Magnus mastered reality itself. Scholar, sorcerer, and psychic titan, he was a being forged not for war, but for knowledge — a seeker of truth in a galaxy terrified of it. To Magnus, the Warp was not a curse but a library; not a threat, but a frontier begging to be conquered. And he alone dared to open its doors. But insight came with a price. Magnus’ brilliance, his boundless optimism in the power of the mind, met only suspicion from the Imperium he sought to protect. The Emperor demanded obedience, not enlightenment. When Magnus warned his father of Horus’ treachery — shattering the wards of the Imperial Palace in the process — he was punished for trying to save the Imperium he loved. That betrayal shattered him long before Prospero burned. In the fires of the Burning of Prospero, Magnus watched his people — his sons — butchered for the very gifts he had nurtured in them. His pursuit of knowledge became a crucible of grief, guilt, and fury. And in that crucible, Tzeentch found his champion. Magnus did not simply fall to Chaos; he evolved into it.He became the Crimson King — a god-touched giant whose single remaining eye sees past fate, past lies, and into the very threads of destiny. His Legion, the Thousand Sons, rose from the ashes of Prospero as sorcerous demigods, their Rubric-bound bodies a testament to Magnus’ tragic desperation to save them. In the Horus Heresy, Magnus stands as the Imperium’s greatest “what-if” — a Primarch who might have been its greatest protector, had trust not been burned away by fear. His psychic mastery, his Warp-forged will, and his tragic fall make him one of the most iconic figures in Warhammer 40K lore. Today, the Thousand Sons march beneath cyclopean helms and shifting runes, guided by the will of their scarlet giant. Their creed is simple: “Knowledge is power — but power always has a cost.” Magnus the Red — prodigy, exile, sorcerer-king… and the Imperium’s most devastating mistake. These proxies come with two head options as shown. Demon Manny Gus also comes with optional arms Available as an unpainted 28-32mm (table top) or 145mm (statue) scaled figure. If you're after a table top proxy scaled for your 40k army then choose the 32mm version. It is scaled as a Primarch mini is to a standard Primaris mini.We use the latest 3D MSLA printers for high quality and reliability. FDM printing is not currently available. Printed at 0.02mm for precise and highly detailed models using a market leading 14k standard grey photopolymer resin.All figures and miniatures are made to order. Pleased allow 14 days to print all parts of your miniature. This is so quality assurance is guaranteed; we will never send you defective minis.
