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Really impressive seeing all those bikes on the table. I always wanted to do a pure Ravenwing army.

Have you played any games with your Sand Vipers yet? If so how did they do? That's a lot of fast moving T5 models zooming around but does it suffer to attrition?

augustus5 wrote:Really impressive seeing all those bikes on the table. I always wanted to do a pure Ravenwing army.

Have you played any games with your Sand Vipers yet? If so how did they do? That's a lot of fast moving T5 models zooming around but does it suffer to attrition?

Sadly No. Still painting and i do not use un/half-painted minis in games.

That is an impressive amount of bikers. Looking good.

I can reassure you that biker armies work very well on the table too, it just takes more skill than a mechanized army. It is also an awesomely fun army to play, as the mobility is unmatched, and allows games to be played on your terms.

Good work on your army, be sure to make som battle reports when you finally get them out of the garage

Hey I know this is probaly a dumb question but do the white scars get to take bikes as troop choices?


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lol never mind, I found it in the codex