A green futuristic helmet with red eye slits and a gold cross emblem on the forehead, reminiscent of Warhammer 40k's Space Marine Helmet Replicas, is displayed on a black stand. Crafted by Weta Workshop, the design boasts intricate detailing and a vented mouthpiece.
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Weta Workshop Reveals New Warhammer 40k Space Marine Helmet Replicas

ByTGN News Team

Weta Workshop has partnered with Games Workshop to release a set of replica Space Marine helmets from the Warhammer 40,000 universe. These detailed busts feature helmets from three well-known factions: the Ultramarines, Dark Angels, and World Eaters. However, these replicas are not wearable, standing at just over 5 inches tall, designed primarily for display purposes.

The helmets are currently available for pre-order on Weta Workshop’s website, priced at $99 USD (£75.48). Each helmet is made from polystone, a durable cold-cast resin, and has been hand-painted. The lead sculptor for this project is Victor Gully, known for his previous work on other iconic Weta Workshop creations, including a notable Balrog statue.

A detailed model of a dark green armored Space Marine helmet, featuring red eye lenses and a gold emblem on the forehead, displayed on a black stand. This Warhammer 40k replica exudes authenticity and is crafted with precision by Weta Workshop.
A small blue helmet with a red visor and a white horseshoe symbol sits on a black stand, resembling futuristic armor. This piece could easily belong to the universe of Warhammer 40k, capturing the essence of Space Marine helmet replicas.
This detailed Weta Workshop replica helmet, inspired by Warhammer 40k, boasts a red and gold design with large, curved horns and intricate embellishments. Its Space Marine style features a skull motif with striking green eyes.

Though not suitable for cosplay, these mini helmet replicas offer Warhammer 40k fans a collectible option for home décor. The craftsmanship reflects Weta Workshop’s attention to detail, making them a unique addition to any Warhammer collection.

This collaboration continues the ongoing relationship between Weta Workshop and Games Workshop, which has produced several Warhammer-themed items, including a large statue of the Chaos Space Marine leader Abaddon the Despoiler, as well as a Lieutenant Titus statue from Space Marine 2.

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