Cities of Sigmar - Cannonade Cogfort

Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Cities of Sigmar: Cannonade Cogfort – 86-15

The Cannonade Cogfort is a walking fortress of stone, iron, and black powder, built to utterly dominate the battlefield. Towering, this war machine strides across the front line, its cannons tearing apart enemy formations while everything beneath its massive feet is crushed to rubble, ash, and splinters.

A walking fortress for Cities of Sigmar

This multipart plastic kit builds an impressive Cannonade Cogfort for your Cities of Sigmar army in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Striding on four legs of stone and iron, it brings the firepower of an entire fortress to the heart of battle.

The Cogfort is a true centerpiece model: large, heavily armed, and instantly recognizable as a symbol of the industrial warfare of the Free Cities. It fits perfectly into armies centered around discipline, artillery, engineer guilds, and the unyielding advance of Sigmar’s mortals.

Heavy firepower and pure battlefield control

The godbreaker cannon forms the destructive centerpiece of this variant. This enormous cannon is built to take out even monsters and large threats with a single blow. Additionally, the breacher cannon provides lethal pressure against heavy infantry and cavalry.

Enemies attempting to pin down the Cogfort with light troops will face the crew's leadshotters and the crushing iron feet of the machine itself. This makes the Cannonade Cogfort not only a firing platform, but also a menacing presence that shapes the battlefield and forces opponents to adjust their movements.

No two Cogforts are alike

This large kit is rich in building options and customization. Depending on how you mount the feet, the turret leans in one of four directions, allowing you to give the model its own stance and sense of movement. The balcony can be placed on either side, and the crew can be arranged in various ways.

The crew champion also offers multiple options, with a choice of two bodies, various left and right arms, and two heads. The repairer also has two head options. Extra details such as heraldry icons, a lamp, oil canister, Gargoylian, weight bags, and chimney outlet provide ample room to give your Cogfort its own Free City character.

Also buildable as a Conqueror Cogfort

This kit can alternatively be built as a Conqueror Cogfort, armed with a realmscorcher flame cannon. This makes the set extra interesting for hobbyists and players who want to choose between heavy cannon fire support or a more fiery, aggressive battlefield profile in advance.

Centerpiece-level painting project

Standing approximately 206mm from base to banner top, the Cannonade Cogfort is an impressive project for builders and painters. Think weathered iron, stone legs, soot around the cannons, heat discoloration on metal, worn walkways, and crew in the colors of your city.

The included Cities of Sigmar Cogfort Transfer Sheet contains symbols for Hammerhal Aqsha, Hammerhal Ghyra, Tempest’s Eye, Vindicarum, The Living City, Misthåvn, Lethis, Excelsis, Hallowheart, Settler’s Gain, and Greywater Fastness, among others. Privateer heraldry, engineer guild logos, and other markings also help to firmly place the model in your army.

Contents of the set

This multipart plastic kit builds:

• 1x Cannonade Cogfort

The miniature can alternatively be built as:

• 1x Conqueror Cogfort with realmscorcher flame cannon

The set includes:

• 244 plastic components

• 1x Citadel 160mm round base

• 1x Cities of Sigmar Cogfort transfer sheet

• 1x building instruction

Key features

• Large war machine for Cities of Sigmar

• Builds a Cannonade Cogfort or alternatively a Conqueror Cogfort

• Impressive centerpiece approximately 206mm tall

• Armed with a destructive godbreaker cannon

• Includes breacher cannon for heavy infantry and cavalry

• Crew with leadshotters for protection against light troops

• Many building options for pose, balcony, crew, and decorative details

• Includes Cogfort transfer sheet with 253 waterslide transfers

• Perfect for Greywater Fastness, Hammerhal, engineer guilds, and your own Free Cities

• Excellent painting project for metal, stone, soot, heraldry, and weathering

• Miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly