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http://privateerpress.com/warmachine/gallery/khador/warjacks/extreme-juggernaut

For 59.99 you get this (the one on the right):

Ooo the size is nice, but i was hoping the size increase would include additional details ( so it doesnt feel like a blown up model ) Will it have another name?

Extreme Juggernaut.

It's like the Dire Troll Mauler Extreme. Just bigger and meaner. Neat though. Doesn't do it for me.

That's badass. Redo all the jacks to look like that, right now!

Wow, very cool. 60 bones seems a bit steep, but it's both a gaming as well as a disply piece, so I can see the reasoning behind the price point. Bet that sucker's heavy, though. Like the old GW metal dreads, you could probably kill someone with that thing in a fit of nerd rage.

What!!? hmm.. Neat, a nice model, but I was hoping for Titan Gladiator extreme next.. Now they'll probably move on and forget all about him and poor extreme carnevian.

I do play Khador though, so he might be gettin got.

Can't wait. GW will start selling their 3-ups as "Inquisitor".

I'm with Luna. This seems "extremely" plain.

Moz wrote:That's badass. Redo all the jacks to look like that, right now!

Quiet you fanboy! They are only doing it to soak 60 bucks a pop out of you!

might be cool if each faction were to get a new extreme jack.

I vote for a huge ironclad next.

I like it as a collector's piece, but I would have preferred they do an extreme Destroyer since they have a character Juggernaut, Beast 09, who's already priced at $54.99 or something like that and is significantly larger than the standard Juggernaut.

I like it. One of the aspects I don't like about Warjacks are the typical disproportioned legs on these huge bodies. It appears the legs are a bit longer and spaced a bit more. To me, it improves it's appearance.

Metal or plastic?

I have been delaying getting my drago for my Khador and now this comes along... To much minis so little disposable income.

Metal or plastic? Seems it wouldn't work in metal, too big.

Site says metal.

Bits http://privateerpress.com/files/images/ExtremeJuggernautParts.preview.jpg

I think a part of the extremeness is the incredibly fiddly assembly which I doubt they could get away with in the normal game line.

BAH!

So do these have extra rules? Or is it just a shameless, but wholly admirable, cash pump attempt?

Awesome, definately on a par with the Extreme Dire Troll.

A pity all the warjacks aren't that size.

EXTREME!

That's an awesome amount of metal

- Salvage

Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:So do these have extra rules? Or is it just a shameless, but wholly admirable, cash pump attempt?

No additional rules, just a cash sink/modelling opportunity.

Fair enough.

Site has a parts breakdown, which is nice though I am concerned the ankle joints might be a bit arse, given the weight they are expected to take. Nothing a good strong pin shouldn't sort though. But even so.

I watched Jason sculpt this and a lot of hard work and blood went into making it fully poseable. It really is an amazing model in person.

Scottywan82 wrote:It's like the Dire Troll Mauler Extreme. Just bigger and meaner. Neat though. Doesn't do it for me.

This. The extreme dire troll was awesome. This is just bigger.

It looks pretty good but I'd feel silly painting up that Cod-piece

Feet look a liitle too far apart for the base though. I imagine this puupy is sod to assemble!

Why do constructs operated by boiling water need cod pieces?

BrookM wrote:Why do constructs operated by boiling water need cod pieces?

If you were standing behind it for cover you would want it to have the cod piece.

"Why do constructs operated by boiling water need cod pieces? "

clearly, to cover it's extreme junk! gosh!

alarmingrick wrote:"Why do constructs operated by boiling water need cod pieces? "

clearly, to cover it's extreme junk! gosh!

DAMN YOU BAAAAAY! *shakes angry fist*

I think it looks great. If they wanted imposing, then the axe as big as the entire original juggernaut should do it. But I won't pay $60 for it.