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2010/04/03 17:44:48
Subject: Space Hulk?
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I would like to know what's up with Space Hulk. Was it a limited release? We have the early editoins, plenty of terminators so we didn't get it when It first came out. Am I too late? Thank you
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2010/04/03 17:46:38
Subject: Space Hulk?
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Nasty Nob on a Boar
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"limited edition" is what GW calls things so you'll buy them up. Last I checked, our local stores had 10+ copies still in hand.
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2010/04/03 17:46:44
Subject: Re:Space Hulk?
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[MOD]
Decrepit Dakkanaut
Cozy cockpit of an Archer ARC-5S
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Yes it was a limited release. Yup you are too late.
No, this isn't news or rumours.
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2010/04/03 17:46:53
Subject: Re:Space Hulk?
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[DCM]
Et In Arcadia Ego
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It was indeed a limited or splash release and is no longer available from GW as such. I believe the main Warhammer World store has/had 2 or three copies knocking about maybe, but it's basically striking lucky with a FLGS or scouring the web if you wnat the latest version I'm afraid.
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