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*Sigh!* Yet again we get a model of a character I couldn't care less about. The Black Library have so many legacy female characters they could make models based on that many more people would be excited about, rather than her or that Raine character. I would love a Amberley Vail mini, she's a great character (I've probably said this before, but meh) Her, Kara Swole, Tona Criid, or Colonel Kasteen. Hell, the Tech Priest Felicia who was such a fun memorable character in my eyes despite being in only two Ciaphas Cain novels.

This message was edited 4 times. Last update was at 2023/03/09 02:10:29


"The best way to lie is to tell the truth." Attelus Kaltos.
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After his organisation is hired to hunt down an influential gang leader on the Hive world, Omnartus. Attelus Kaltos is embroiled deeper into the complex world of the Assassin. This is the job which will change him, for better or for worse. Forevermore. Chapter 1.

The Angaran Chronicles: Hamar Noir. After coming back from a dangerous mission which left his friend and partner, the werewolf: Emilia in a coma. Anargrin is sent on another mission: to hunt down a rogue vampire. A rogue vampire with no consistent modus operandi and who is exceedingly good at hiding its tracks. So much so even the veteran Anargrin is forced into desperate speculation. But worst of all: drive him into desperate measures. Measures which drives Anargrin to wonder; does the ends, justify the means?

 
   
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People would scramble over each other for a Lotara model.
   
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Biloxi, MS USA

It's almost like they just did a massive Cadian release they could tie this character into or something...

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Okay, cool, don't care about that personally, in all honesty.

"The best way to lie is to tell the truth." Attelus Kaltos.
My story! Secret War
After his organisation is hired to hunt down an influential gang leader on the Hive world, Omnartus. Attelus Kaltos is embroiled deeper into the complex world of the Assassin. This is the job which will change him, for better or for worse. Forevermore. Chapter 1.

The Angaran Chronicles: Hamar Noir. After coming back from a dangerous mission which left his friend and partner, the werewolf: Emilia in a coma. Anargrin is sent on another mission: to hunt down a rogue vampire. A rogue vampire with no consistent modus operandi and who is exceedingly good at hiding its tracks. So much so even the veteran Anargrin is forced into desperate speculation. But worst of all: drive him into desperate measures. Measures which drives Anargrin to wonder; does the ends, justify the means?

 
   
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Looks at her trigger finger, looks at the MKVI Marines hands. Yep, fits right in with the rest of the Cadians. Haha. Awful.
   
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Well now that you've said that I can't unsee how large that finger is.

The options provided on a one off black library novel character is cool though. Wish.. you know normal kits had that. *cries in ork*
   
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Germany

New interview with Dan Abnett, mostly about Horus Rising:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCOj_u72Dtw

   
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 Overread wrote:
 GaroRobe wrote:
The skull on the base confuses him. How exactly is it merged into stone?


Either

1) The skull is behind the stone in front and thus the whole skull and helmet are sitting in a small recess.

2) The original owner of the skull had the misfortune to fight, and die, against something that was wielding a super sharp cutting edge that sliced a clean edged chunk off their skill and helmet. With all the power, edge, psy and bladed weapons around I'm sure there's more than a few that can make a neat clean cut through bone and standard Guard Issue Armour

Transporter or teleport spell goes bonk
   
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Or it's a hollow in the rock.
   
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Currently listening to Godeater's Son, I think it's good. I like the narrator (always helps with audiobooks) though I forget his name.
   
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The Dark Imperium

JWBS wrote:
Currently listening to Godeater's Son, I think it's good. I like the narrator (always helps with audiobooks) though I forget his name.


Indeed it does, it's a must if you're going to listen to someone. I will check it out.

   
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There is a tie-in novel for the return of the Lion:

Alone in Imperium Nihilus, without the Emperor, the Imperium, or his sons, the Lion faces a terrible challenge. He meets a formidable Chaos warband led by one of his traitorous sons, and must call upon every ally he can. He’ll even need to rally his Fallen knights, who have been hunted across the galaxy as they awaited the day their father would return.

This is your first chance to read about the Lion’s exploits in the 41st Millennium – and to find out exactly what the Primarch of the Dark Angels has been up to since the end of the Horus Heresy. Not just sleeping, it would seem…


https://www.warhammer-community.com/2023/03/29/the-hunt-is-on-in-the-lion-son-of-the-forest/

Of course it comes with the obligatory collector's edition that no mere human will ever see without paying one million dollars to scalpers.

The Lion: Son of The Forest will be released alongside the exquisite new miniature, available in a special edition fit for the Knight of the Nihilus himself. Limited to just 2,000 individually numbered copies, each signed by author Mike Brooks, this edition has a sumptuous cloth cover, detailed screen print art, dark green page edges, and a red ribbon page marker.




Yep, failing your customers is clearly the better option

   
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The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.

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Germany

 Shadow Walker wrote:
The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.


Yeah, Brooks has some really good books under his belt, and importantly did some Alpha Legion stuff, which ties nicely with other developments on the novel front...
   
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Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.


Yeah, Brooks has some really good books under his belt, and importantly did some Alpha Legion stuff, which ties nicely with other developments on the novel front...

You mean Arcs of Omen?
   
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Germany

 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.


Yeah, Brooks has some really good books under his belt, and importantly did some Alpha Legion stuff, which ties nicely with other developments on the novel front...

You mean Arcs of Omen?


Not only that, but also the new Cypher novel, which includes... wild things. But it's not even out in general release, only limited edition, so all we get is filtered through multiple layers of interpretation.
   
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Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.


Yeah, Brooks has some really good books under his belt, and importantly did some Alpha Legion stuff, which ties nicely with other developments on the novel front...

You mean Arcs of Omen?


Not only that, but also the new Cypher novel, which includes... wild things. But it's not even out in general release, only limited edition, so all we get is filtered through multiple layers of interpretation.

Yeah, there are some spoilers on 4chan but forced myself to not read them.
   
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 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
The only good thing - it is written by Mike Brooks.


Yeah, Brooks has some really good books under his belt, and importantly did some Alpha Legion stuff, which ties nicely with other developments on the novel front...

You mean Arcs of Omen?


Not only that, but also the new Cypher novel, which includes... wild things. But it's not even out in general release, only limited edition, so all we get is filtered through multiple layers of interpretation.

Yeah, there are some spoilers on 4chan but forced myself to not read them.


I'm also specifically not quoting it, not even in spoilers, because locking significant story developments behind limited edition novels is a business practice i can't but detest and abhor
   
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Tsagualsa wrote:
limited edition novels is a business practice i can't but detest and abhor

Fixed it for you
   
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 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
limited edition novels is a business practice i can't but detest and abhor

Fixed it for you


Nah, limited editions imho are fine in principle, once you have a process in place to prevent scalping and other problems in that vein. The way GW does them is dumb, but that's not a general problem of collector's editions.
   
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Tsagualsa wrote:
 Shadow Walker wrote:
Tsagualsa wrote:
limited edition novels is a business practice i can't but detest and abhor

Fixed it for you


Nah, limited editions imho are fine in principle, once you have a process in place to prevent scalping and other problems in that vein. The way GW does them is dumb, but that's not a general problem of collector's editions.

Yeah, I should specify: BL's LE
   
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A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays

   
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Finished Warboss. Another fun and very Orky (with some Grotz) read from Mike Brooks.
   
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 alphaecho wrote:


A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays



Kindle is nice for sure, very convenient, but there's something about having real books, particularly hardcovers even if I never open them.

   
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 Adeptekon wrote:
 alphaecho wrote:


A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays



Kindle is nice for sure, very convenient, but there's something about having real books, particularly hardcovers even if I never open them.


I thought that until I had to move my library and decant books to make way for new ones. Amazing how little room 788 e-books take up (or how much room 1119 real ones take up).

"Bloody typical, they've gone back to metric without telling us."

"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless, uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh haven't you?"

"We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty!"

"Mind the oranges Marlon!" 
   
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 farmersboy wrote:
 Adeptekon wrote:
 alphaecho wrote:


A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays



Kindle is nice for sure, very convenient, but there's something about having real books, particularly hardcovers even if I never open them.


I thought that until I had to move my library and decant books to make way for new ones. Amazing how little room 788 e-books take up (or how much room 1119 real ones take up).


Yes, I re-read books so I wasn't always passing them on to charity shops and the like and was running out of space. Ebooks have given me that space back.

Apart from my 2000AD books including my beloved DR and Quinch reprint collection..

You know about DR and Quinch don't you judging by your bio block.

   
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 alphaecho wrote:
 farmersboy wrote:
 Adeptekon wrote:
 alphaecho wrote:


A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays



Kindle is nice for sure, very convenient, but there's something about having real books, particularly hardcovers even if I never open them.


I thought that until I had to move my library and decant books to make way for new ones. Amazing how little room 788 e-books take up (or how much room 1119 real ones take up).


Yes, I re-read books so I wasn't always passing them on to charity shops and the like and was running out of space. Ebooks have given me that space back.

Apart from my 2000AD books including my beloved DR and Quinch reprint collection..

You know about DR and Quinch don't you judging by your bio block.


s'right.

I'm collecting the 'Ultimate 2000AD Collection' that seems to be never ending - 140 volumes, and I know it's going to at least 180.

"Bloody typical, they've gone back to metric without telling us."

"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless, uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh haven't you?"

"We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty!"

"Mind the oranges Marlon!" 
   
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The Dark Imperium

 farmersboy wrote:
 alphaecho wrote:
 farmersboy wrote:
 Adeptekon wrote:
 alphaecho wrote:


A genuine heart felt "Good Luck" to all the true collectors.

May The Wifi Gods strike at the Scalpers' ability to buy online.

I've never been so happy that I'm content with a Kindle copy of books nowadays



Kindle is nice for sure, very convenient, but there's something about having real books, particularly hardcovers even if I never open them.


I thought that until I had to move my library and decant books to make way for new ones. Amazing how little room 788 e-books take up (or how much room 1119 real ones take up).


Yes, I re-read books so I wasn't always passing them on to charity shops and the like and was running out of space. Ebooks have given me that space back.

Apart from my 2000AD books including my beloved DR and Quinch reprint collection..

You know about DR and Quinch don't you judging by your bio block.


s'right.

I'm collecting the 'Ultimate 2000AD Collection' that seems to be never ending - 140 volumes, and I know it's going to at least 180.



I guess that explains why after I fired up the kindle the other day to read a book it asked me if I wanted to remove it when I finished. I just checked and I have 4 GB free.


   
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I've got 2.65 Gb available (out of 4). I'm pretty good at removing books as soon as I've finished them.

"Bloody typical, they've gone back to metric without telling us."

"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless, uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh haven't you?"

"We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty!"

"Mind the oranges Marlon!" 
   
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The Dark Imperium

 farmersboy wrote:
I've got 2.65 Gb available (out of 4). I'm pretty good at removing books as soon as I've finished them.


I actually got offended when it asked me.

   
 
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