The elite infantry organisations of the Commonwealth armed forces wear Galahad pattern heavy powered armour. In keeping with US Heavy Infantry doctrine and in contrast to the Axis Schwertruppen, Galahad units are kept small to allow for greater flexibility in deployment to the battlefield. The basic armament of a light machine gun for every soldier is felt to provide adequate firepower, although PRIAM ATRDs are equipped by squads operating where enemy armour is anticipated. Box contains five Warlord Resin Galahad Armoured Infantry armed with LMGs, plastic bases, and assembly guide.

Created from a fusion of Rift-tech advancements and early artificial intelligence principles, these man-shaped fighting machines are designed to bring both firepower and resilience to the battlefield. Multiple internal Programme wheels allow them to support human forces in a variety of battlefield situations, operating effectively in any terrain or climate. While they lack the manoeuvrability of human soldiers their robust construction allows them to withstand considerable damage. Equipped with MMG or HMGs, they can engage enemies with significant firepower, although their limited computational power necessitates their instructions be simple, and operations swift. Most importantly, on the horror-haunted battlefields of this war these automatons are immune to fear and fatigue. While initially treated with distrust by regular soldiers, the ‘Tinheads' have now earned their respect, especially when facing the enemy’s genetically altered monstrosities. Box contains five Warlord Resin Mk I Automated Infantry armed with MMGs, plastic bases, and assembly guide.

A new iteration of automated infantry now supports the more numerous, and vastly cheaper to produce, Mk Is. By necessity larger in order to house more sophisticated computational systems, they are also rendered capable of carrying far heavier armaments, such as specially designed automatic cannons. Capable of acting with more autonomy than the earlier designs, they have a limited operational independence. With their embedded short-range radio device, they are also able to transmit their computational data to other automatons within a limited range. Efforts were quickly made to upgrade the Mk I design with receivers. By staying within close proximity the MK IIs can relay their own calculations to the Mk Is, and thus improve their accuracy and ability to execute more complex commands. Box contains three Warlord Resin Mk II Heavy Automated Infantry (two armed with Light Automatic Cannons and one with a heavy Automatic Cannon), plastic bases, and assembly guide.