8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Not replacing the Terminator Captain, unsure if Terminator Chaplain will remain available.
Will be available in-store for re-brandings, new openings, and relocations.
Price unconfirmed at this time. And yes, the Loot Group will be happy to help where possible. Debut is at Warhammer Ballarat, 30th March 2019.
50012
Post by: Crimson
That head! It is so tiny and weird looking! Otherwise it is a cool model, but I really don't get how that head could be sculpted my the same person that did the rest of the model. Oh well, a simple headswap would fix this.
103604
Post by: Inquisitor Gideon
I'm not sure if it's the head or the paintjob. Will need to see the bare material first. But yeah, will be using the group for this one Doc.
113383
Post by: Kawauso
That's a pretty nice model but yeah, there's something...off about that head.
Could be that the skirt makes the torso look a bit longer, and the head smaller by comparison? But there's something weirdly unflattering going on with some combination of the paint job/expression, too.
40919
Post by: spiralingcadaver
I think it's a combination of not a very good head, and the weird armor: the solid piece ab armor that fits inside the chest part is long to begin with and then after recognizing that it's not skin tight makes her already long torso even thinner. There's nowhere for her ribs, really. I'm no armor expert, but that looks like it would be insanely uncomfortable.
4720
Post by: The Phazer
I really like that. It would make a cool base for an Inquisitor.
29836
Post by: Elbows
That...is one unattractive miniature.
4875
Post by: His Master's Voice
There's nothing wrong with the size of the head, but the paint job is doing it no favours.
113031
Post by: Voss
Looks fine zoomed in, but it does look under detailed if you don't bother clicking on the picture.
But it seems pointless to restrict it to store openings only. Just sell models, GW. Your attempts sales gimmicks are terrible.
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Face looks oddly highlighted. Perhaps we’re just used to the cheekbones defined on female models?
Other angles are good though...
111864
Post by: Geifer
Sculpt looks fine to me.
74088
Post by: Irbis
Did someone forgot to paint sword-side gauntlet?
I agree with spiralingcadaver, she looks comically thin under that armour. Also, her pose looks a bit unnatural as she is forced to lean forward by dumb platform high heels all female stormcast have for some weird reason. She isn't first, to be fair, but pretty much every stormcast woman so far that isn't running forward has to lean in weird direction thanks to these silly shoes...
105418
Post by: John Prins
Constantly annoyed that GW:
A.) Has exclusive models available only at store openings or anniversaries/conventions/etc.
B.) Can pump out these exclusives regularly but can't be bothered to move stuff from failcast to plastic.
They must have a small mold machine only for character models and use downtime on it to push out these things, but they still cost money to make the molds and have to basically be a promotional write-off.
10953
Post by: JohnnyHell
They’re not a write-off if they sell them to people, as they do, and if they get people to attend their stores/events and spend even more money.
105418
Post by: John Prins
JohnnyHell wrote:They’re not a write-off if they sell them to people, as they do, and if they get people to attend their stores/events and spend even more money.
They sell them, sure, but probably not in the volumes necessary to profit directly from them in the short term. Steel molds still aren't cheap to make.
Maybe 'Write-off" is the wrong term - "Loss Leader" might be better.
115417
Post by: Dread Master
That’s one ugly chick. Maybe there’s a helmeted option.
117413
Post by: H
John Prins wrote:They sell them, sure, but probably not in the volumes necessary to profit directly from them in the short term. Steel molds still aren't cheap to make.
Maybe 'Write-off" is the wrong term - "Loss Leader" might be better.
Well, the aim is not to specifically make money off these miniatures directly, but to drive in-store purchases. I'd imagine that if that strategy didn't work at all, they'd have given it up already. I mean, while it is often a joke, I see people saying how they went into the store for X and came out with X+Y+Z+half of a kitchen sink. So, it's not implausible to me that the "average" buyer of these in-store exclusives do indeed spend some meaningful percentage more than just that mini's price.
When I worked in retail, this was why they were usually fairly happy to give discounts in the form of "gift cards" for that store. It was something like half the people that would spend twice as much back into the store than what was on the card and a still significant amount of people that would spend even more. The people who would exact it are likely only somewhat more numerous than they people who would just never use it. It's all about driving store traffic, basically.
63742
Post by: Aeneades
Irbis wrote:Did someone forgot to paint sword-side gauntlet?
I agree with spiralingcadaver, she looks comically thin under that armour. Also, her pose looks a bit unnatural as she is forced to lean forward by dumb platform high heels all female stormcast have for some weird reason. She isn't first, to be fair, but pretty much every stormcast woman so far that isn't running forward has to lean in weird direction thanks to these silly shoes...
The Warhammer Community article mentions that she has lost her gauntlet in a previous battle so was a design decision.
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/03/19/coming-to-a-store-opening-near-you-leena-stormspire/
10953
Post by: JohnnyHell
John Prins wrote: JohnnyHell wrote:They’re not a write-off if they sell them to people, as they do, and if they get people to attend their stores/events and spend even more money.
They sell them, sure, but probably not in the volumes necessary to profit directly from them in the short term. Steel molds still aren't cheap to make.
Maybe 'Write-off" is the wrong term - "Loss Leader" might be better.
At £20 a time for a sprue costing pence, and at the volumes they produce, I’f still put my money on them being a moneyspinner not a loss leader.
76825
Post by: NinthMusketeer
So I like the model and its extra 'I'm a unit champion!' details. But one small flaw is that models holding weapons out like that are difficult to physically put into melee on the table since they keep poking other models.
But there is one big flaw in WTH is wrong with her face!?
105418
Post by: John Prins
JohnnyHell wrote:
At £20 a time for a sprue costing pence, and at the volumes they produce, I’f still put my money on them being a moneyspinner not a loss leader.
It's possible, I suppose, but remember that the big costs is in design ( CAD time) and making the mold, which can run tens of thousands of pounds. For something available for sale one day a year (per store) doesn't drive huge volumes. I'm sure GW knows how long it will take to break even, and the molds can last for decades.
But as H mentions, they drive other sales, which is exactly what a loss leader is supposed to do.
21427
Post by: Osis
Yeah....I'll be joining the Loot Group...I like this one, and I'm tired of missing out...
*Edit* I'm not in Canada, durn it...I'm in Texas!
117413
Post by: H
John Prins wrote:It's possible, I suppose, but remember that the big costs is in design ( CAD time) and making the mold, which can run tens of thousands of pounds. For something available for sale one day a year (per store) doesn't drive huge volumes. I'm sure GW knows how long it will take to break even, and the molds can last for decades.
But as H mentions, they drive other sales, which is exactly what a loss leader is supposed to do.
I imagine that boxes like Shadowspear are also likely in the same boat. Over time, they probably end up rather neutral in profit itself, but likely have a net-positive effect on cross-merchandise revenue that justifies the "high" initial costs and low reuseability of the molds of the box sets. In other words, if the box "breaks even" with it's own sale's profit, it's likely a massive success overall.
The same likely goes for these in-store deals.
105418
Post by: John Prins
H wrote: John Prins wrote:It's possible, I suppose, but remember that the big costs is in design ( CAD time) and making the mold, which can run tens of thousands of pounds. For something available for sale one day a year (per store) doesn't drive huge volumes. I'm sure GW knows how long it will take to break even, and the molds can last for decades.
But as H mentions, they drive other sales, which is exactly what a loss leader is supposed to do.
I imagine that boxes like Shadowspear are also likely in the same boat. Over time, they probably end up rather neutral in profit itself, but likely have a net-positive effect on cross-merchandise revenue that justifies the "high" initial costs and low reuseability of the molds of the box sets. In other words, if the box "breaks even" with it's own sale's profit, it's likely a massive success overall.
The same likely goes for these in-store deals.
I think Shadowspear (and Dark Imperium) shift huge volumes, which makes for great economies of scale. They might even end up being more profitable than other new releases despite the 'discount' vs their regular pricing.
60720
Post by: OrlandotheTechnicoloured
You can make moulds of softer metals that are substantially cheaper but don't last nearly as long so it wouldn't surprise me if at least some of these LE models are done that way, add that to in house sculpting using assets that are already done at least in part and these will be a lot cheaper to do than you might think
and even at say, 5 minis sold per store per year (i'd say that pretty conservative) that's 3000 which is £60, 000 (well more actually as other regions are priced at above the normal conversion rate)
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
That's a funny lookin' Primaris Lieutenant.
518
Post by: Kid_Kyoto
All right! Female custodeus! Automatically Appended Next Post: Osis wrote:Yeah....I'll be joining the Loot Group...I like this one, and I'm tired of missing out...
*Edit* I'm not in Canada, durn it...I'm in Texas!
You mean North Mexico?
99
Post by: insaniak
NinthMusketeer wrote:So I like the model and its extra 'I'm a unit champion!' details. But one small flaw is that models holding weapons out like that are difficult to physically put into melee on the table since they keep poking other models.
But there is one big flaw in WTH is wrong with her face!?
Removing the defined bags under her eyes helps considerably...
1
50012
Post by: Crimson
Not really.
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
Yeah, not really.
But there are some alternatives out there.
81772
Post by: Siygess
Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Not replacing the Terminator Captain, unsure if Terminator Chaplain will remain available.
Will be available in-store for re-brandings, new openings, and relocations.
Price unconfirmed at this time. And yes, the Loot Group will be happy to help where possible. Debut is at Warhammer Ballarat, 30th March 2019.
Do want! Loot Group? Tell me more
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
40k Warhammer and general Wargames Trip Loot Sharing It's a Facebook group started specifically to fight against scalpers on eBay selling limited minis for stupid prices.
4875
Post by: His Master's Voice
There. Fixed.
40919
Post by: spiralingcadaver
Nope, lumpy painting, puffy features, and weird proportions aren't fixed much by softening the features. Still better, but not great.
123233
Post by: GaroRobe
Is the chaplain sticking around or should I make extra effort to get one now?
107707
Post by: Togusa
The backlash on FB was pretty harsh.
It's long past time to leave this practice of "store" only releases in the past. I'm hoping someone took note of the anger over this.
47181
Post by: Yodhrin
Oh goody, I can't wait to read the inevitable thinkpieces about how this is evidence we're a hobby filled with basement-dwelling man-trogs regardless of the actual context.
107707
Post by: Togusa
Yodhrin wrote:Oh goody, I can't wait to read the inevitable thinkpieces about how this is evidence we're a hobby filled with basement-dwelling man-trogs regardless of the actual context.
Well, it was kept pretty respectful tbh.
Mostly people really wanted to get across the point that hundreds of us want the model, but we can't get it.
We want to give you money, but GW wants to not take it. Strange.
722
Post by: Kanluwen
Togusa wrote: Yodhrin wrote:Oh goody, I can't wait to read the inevitable thinkpieces about how this is evidence we're a hobby filled with basement-dwelling man-trogs regardless of the actual context.
Well, it was kept pretty respectful tbh.
Mostly people really wanted to get across the point that hundreds of us want the model, but we can't get it.
We want to give you money, but GW wants to not take it. Strange.
To be fair, they did say that it also will be available at "refurbishing" and "renaming".
Wasn't there something awhile ago about them wanting to rebrand all their shops to "Warhammer" stores instead of Games Workshop?
107707
Post by: Togusa
Kanluwen wrote: Togusa wrote: Yodhrin wrote:Oh goody, I can't wait to read the inevitable thinkpieces about how this is evidence we're a hobby filled with basement-dwelling man-trogs regardless of the actual context.
Well, it was kept pretty respectful tbh.
Mostly people really wanted to get across the point that hundreds of us want the model, but we can't get it.
We want to give you money, but GW wants to not take it. Strange.
To be fair, they did say that it also will be available at "refurbishing" and "renaming".
Wasn't there something awhile ago about them wanting to rebrand all their shops to "Warhammer" stores instead of Games Workshop?
The closest Games Workshop store to me is over 200 miles away. That was the chief complaint from many people.
320
Post by: Platuan4th
What I think of anytime someone complains about exclusives of some sort:
105256
Post by: Just Tony
You think of crappy unfunny webcomics?
320
Post by: Platuan4th
It's a scarily accurate depiction of internet collector communities, so yes.
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
How dare people want to purchase things.
320
Post by: Platuan4th
How dare companies want to incentivize increased attendance.
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
At one store at a time... scattered all over the world.
If they had in-store only products available everywhere then you might have a point.
320
Post by: Platuan4th
At specific events at those specific stores, yes. Seriously, you knew that and just wanted to be argumentatively obtuse.
494
Post by: H.B.M.C.
Argumentative? Maybe. Obtuse? Not at all.
But I don't see why offering in-store only products at all stores is a problem. If the idea is to incentivise people to go to the store, then why not do it in all stores?
40919
Post by: spiralingcadaver
FWIW, as someone with both a GW in town and a somewhat busy life, every time there's been an exclusive there, I've thought about it for a while, and settled on not buying it, feeling vaguely resentful that I need to meet their timeline etc. While I might not have been tempted to buy some (that I still didn't), there are a few that I would very much have liked to buy, but an overpriced promo wasn't getting me into the store.
Maybe if GW made those promos on the cheap side, so they really were a loss leader, they might have motivated me to get in to pick up something cool and impulse buy some other stuff, but $30+ is a decent night out, buying a book/movie or two, or, in the most direct comparison, a good chunk of other board game content. The minor stress of an impulse buy decision always has me choosing not to at their prices.
320
Post by: Platuan4th
As I said, the idea is to incentivize people to go to the event, not just the store. Hell, it's already pulled me into at least 3 of these things over various years.
105256
Post by: Just Tony
Platuan4th wrote:As I said, the idea is to incentivize people to go to the event, not just the store. Hell, it's already pulled me into at least 3 of these things over various years.
I don't play modern 40K or AOS, so there'd have to be one hell of an event to lure me in. Sad, since some models I'd love to have, like the Chaplain or Captain.
65463
Post by: Herzlos
spiralingcadaver wrote:FWIW, as someone with both a GW in town and a somewhat busy life, every time there's been an exclusive there, I've thought about it for a while, and settled on not buying it, feeling vaguely resentful that I need to meet their timeline etc. While I might not have been tempted to buy some (that I still didn't), there are a few that I would very much have liked to buy, but an overpriced promo wasn't getting me into the store.
This. There are a few GW's within about an hour of me, but I'm rarely actually passing any of them and usually take the kids out somewhere on Saturdays (launch days), so it's really hard getting to a particular store on a particular day (and my local is a 1-man so it's often closed for an hour midday too). They've now also all been opened/refurbished/moved so I'm probably looking at a 2 hour round trip to pick up a figure and I probably couldn't justify that even if the figure was free.
81772
Post by: Siygess
H.B.M.C. wrote:40k Warhammer and general Wargames Trip Loot Sharing
It's a Facebook group started specifically to fight against scalpers on eBay selling limited minis for stupid prices.
Awesome, thank you.
60720
Post by: OrlandotheTechnicoloured
GaroRobe wrote:Is the chaplain sticking around or should I make extra effort to get one now?
we know the captain isn't going away, but we don't know about the chaplain (which might suggest you'd be better off trying to get one now just in case)
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
If only some dashingly handsome Interwebular Cretain had founded a FB group to help thwart Scalpers....they could do a run to Reading's rebranding, bagging nearly 120 exclusive models for people, at strict cost!
What a world that would be
As for the Chaplain? We don't know at the moment.
103604
Post by: Inquisitor Gideon
Oh cool, when's the rebranding happening Doc? Are they going to get the new model in do you know?
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Reading was last year, when I absolutely rinsed them (they were happy!)
Next one near to me, I don't know. But, my local Store is on the list for a general refurb, so could be going Warhammer this year. I'll let peeps know.
However, in terms of the Loot Group, I'm currently on a sabbatical from Admin duties. Got an awful lot on my plate in real life, and can't spare the spoons. Any questions, join the group and ask away!
100988
Post by: Ashdeuzo
H.B.M.C. wrote:40k Warhammer and general Wargames Trip Loot Sharing
It's a Facebook group started specifically to fight against scalpers on eBay selling limited minis for stupid prices.
And for those who dont have Facebook, is there an other solution?
103604
Post by: Inquisitor Gideon
Travel, Ebay or bite the bullet and join FB.
557
Post by: alphaecho
Ashdeuzo wrote: H.B.M.C. wrote:40k Warhammer and general Wargames Trip Loot Sharing
It's a Facebook group started specifically to fight against scalpers on eBay selling limited minis for stupid prices.
And for those who dont have Facebook, is there an other solution?
pm Mad Doc Grotsnik on these very forums. Two or three posts above this one.
Or the page before this one.....
62705
Post by: AndrewGPaul
Although ...
Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
However, in terms of the Loot Group, I'm currently on a sabbatical from Admin duties. Got an awful lot on my plate in real life, and can't spare the spoons. Any questions, join the group and ask away!
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
I may still be up for Looting, depends on availability of Spoons (posting out 100+ order is draining), and of course a store local enough to me moving, opening or rebranding.
If that happens, I'll do a dedicated thread, with Mod approval.
94006
Post by: Original Timmy
alphaecho wrote:Ashdeuzo wrote: H.B.M.C. wrote:40k Warhammer and general Wargames Trip Loot Sharing
It's a Facebook group started specifically to fight against scalpers on eBay selling limited minis for stupid prices.
And for those who dont have Facebook, is there an other solution?
pm Mad Doc Grotsnik on these very forums. Two or three posts above this one.
Or the page before this one.....
Failing that as Mad Doc is taking a break, you can send me a message here as im part of the Admin team(Tom) from the Loot group and im sure we can come up with something to help you
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Just a quick vouching for Original Timmy
He is indeed one of the co-vice-deputy-assistant-sub-dogsbodies on the Loot Group
94006
Post by: Original Timmy
Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Just a quick vouching for Original Timmy
He is indeed one of the co-vice-deputy-assistant-sub-dogsbodies on the Loot Group 
Thanks
74088
Post by: Irbis
Attendance in what?
Poland has one GW store. Brand new, so no refurbishings or reopenings or nothing. It's also in the middle-east, so people living in big cities on the western border, south, and the coast are SOL. Belarus next to us has zero. Ukraine, ditto. Kaliningrad, Czechy and Slovakia, Baltic states, same. That's what, 125 mln people with a single frakking official store 6-8 hours away by poor roads or expensive, bad train connection (and that from Poland alone, never mind neighbors) - gee, I can't imagine why these losers don't want to "increase attendance"
In fact, it's faster and cheaper to go to Germany or Austria (who also have multiple GW stores right on the border, as if to mock us) from most of central and eastern Europe than to travel to a single GW store the company decided to graciously throw us which should give you a clue how 'available' for most of us it is. It's a wonder 40K is even alive here, as 99% of lifting needed for it is done by local fans and generic RPG stores, with almost nothing done by GW proper...
99
Post by: insaniak
New store openings.
It's a model that is sold to commemorate new stores. So the existence or lack thereof of stores now is somewhat irrelevant.
Yes, it's a bit sad that not everyone will have access to it... but it's also not like it's something that you actually need. It doesn't have special rules. It's just a fairly average model that, on the table, the vast majority of gamers wouldn't even recognise as anything other than a standard model.
This was, IMO, far more of a concern back when GW were producing limited edition models that actually looked like something special, like Centurius or the original Emperor's Champion model, but since they started making their 'special' models by just reposing an armature and slapping a different head on it, I'm really missing the appeal.
89168
Post by: youwashock
Eyebrows, maybe? Not a horrid model, but not my favorite female Stormcast at all.
123233
Post by: GaroRobe
Store birthdays are crazy popular from the one I've been to.
Packed to the gills with customers buying models. A dude I got into the hobby a few weeks prior dropped $500+ just to get the free model and, more importantly, the free backpack. (The model he got isn't even for the faction he plays, it was just an incentive.)
I probably would feel a bit differently if I didn't have a local store, but I can see why the store exclusive model is a good idea. Though, a nicer looking model would be great.
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Warhammer Poole is the next one.
Confirmed to have the Stormcast, the Captain and the Chaplain. All in ‘as many as you want’ quantities.
63742
Post by: Aeneades
Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Warhammer Poole is the next one.
Confirmed to have the Stormcast, the Captain and the Chaplain. All in ‘as many as you want’ quantities.
The captain and chaplain are order as many as you want. Stormcast is limited to one per physical attendee with no order options :(
105256
Post by: Just Tony
...
So how much do the Chaplain and Captain go for?
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
£15 each, if memory serves. If you got the Loot Route
Otherwise it’s silly money on eBay.
105256
Post by: Just Tony
Not worth ebay prices, I'll just live without.
54729
Post by: AegisGrimm
A Statuesque head would make that figure rock.
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
She’s brought a friend!
29836
Post by: Elbows
...meh.
40919
Post by: spiralingcadaver
So, did he decapitate the ork with his blunt weapon, obliterate everything of it below the neck/shoulders, or is he just posing on someone else's kill?
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Probably tore it off with a might hit. Similar to how limbs and that can be detached with sufficient blunt force trauma.
40919
Post by: spiralingcadaver
Without getting blood on the hammer, and without mushing the skull.
I mean, it's silly fantasy whatever, but I reserve the right to make fun of bad concepts.
60720
Post by: OrlandotheTechnicoloured
He just hit him really, really hard (it's in the article),
and since an Orc(k)'s head is pretty darn tough it might just be plausible that the neck gave way before the skull (my interpretation)
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
spiralingcadaver wrote:Without getting blood on the hammer, and without mushing the skull.
I mean, it's silly fantasy whatever, but I reserve the right to make fun of bad concepts.
Orcses are hunch backed though. Wallop them twixt the shoulders, and it’s possible  no blood on his weapon because it’s enchantments soon sizzle it off (canon!)
104890
Post by: ScarletRose
Looks like it would be a good Master of Executions conversion - just replace the hammerhead with an axe, add CSM shoulder pads and backpack.
Might be worth seeing if I can get one.
49827
Post by: MajorWesJanson
Gw needs to make a sprue of various casualties and body parts. There are cool bits like this ork head, but we need some good loose ones for basing and projects
68152
Post by: JoeRugby
Really like the pose on that guy.
722
Post by: Kanluwen
MajorWesJanson wrote:Gw needs to make a sprue of various casualties and body parts. There are cool bits like this ork head, but we need some good loose ones for basing and projects
The Huntsmen/Archers kit for Empire has an Orruk 'casualty' that is clutching an arrow in his chest.
We just need a whole box of just this kind of stuff for Orruks!
123233
Post by: GaroRobe
Kanluwen wrote: MajorWesJanson wrote:Gw needs to make a sprue of various casualties and body parts. There are cool bits like this ork head, but we need some good loose ones for basing and projects
The Huntsmen/Archers kit for Empire has an Orruk 'casualty' that is clutching an arrow in his chest.
We just need a whole box of just this kind of stuff for Orruks!
Shame they got rid of the one that came in Thieving Grots/gretchin. Poor ork had all his teeth pulled out by some gobbos.
84410
Post by: queen_annes_revenge
I want that hammer model. its only available on store openings thoug..which seems odd to me.. so only certain areas of the population will be able to get it and everyone else will have to pay more on ebay..
20609
Post by: Tyranid Horde
Out of curiosity, have they made those new terminators bigger than the current ones? Their design is slightly different and I wonder how they compare.
Nice enough new model, that pose is pretty decent.
110703
Post by: Galas
That terminator chaplain isnt new, but before you had to buy like 300€ worth of stuff to then be able to buy it
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Yup. But now freely available to those that wants him, and can get to an opening/refurb/rebrand etc Automatically Appended Next Post: queen_annes_revenge wrote:I want that hammer model. its only available on store openings thoug..which seems odd to me.. so only certain areas of the population will be able to get it and everyone else will have to pay more on ebay..
Not if you arrange a Lootin' via FB
84410
Post by: queen_annes_revenge
I dont have facebook. I might have to see if anyone on instagram would do me a favour. but then youre waiting on a store opening. Automatically Appended Next Post: I dont have facebook. I might have to see if anyone on instagram would do me a favour. but then youre waiting on a store opening.
20609
Post by: Tyranid Horde
Galas wrote:That terminator chaplain isnt new, but before you had to buy like 300€ worth of stuff to then be able to buy it
It's a new sculpt in relation to the old sculpts isn't it? I wasn't even asking that question and I paragraphed to infer that I was referring to the stormcast hammer guy, because that is new.
I was asking what the size was between these and the current box of terminators.
29784
Post by: timetowaste85
I thought we could get them at Warhammer Birthdays as well. It sounds like my local is getting them on their birthday (discussion between old manager, new manager and myself). I hope I’m not confused. My wife liked both, and I’d like to be able to pick both up for her.
8725
Post by: Mad Doc Grotsnik
Slight threadomancy, but with purpose.
For those in the south east of England, the Worthing Store is relocating, and will be selling these two, the Chaplin and the Captain on 6th July 2019.
I’ll be doing a run down there myself, because Shiny!
Funds allowing at the time, I’ll see if I can pick up a couple extra of each for Dakkanauts.
|
|