Privateer Press Pile of New Gak

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**Laughing Man**

Kayazy Eliminators

The kayazy eliminators are assassins who practice their deadly trade with the finesse of the finest artists. Working in pairs, the lithe eliminators move with deft agility to conceal their silent presence. When the time comes to perform their bloody services, they do so with a grace that would seem like ease were anyone present to observe it.

Base Size: 30mm
PIP Code: 33074
Price: $13.99*
Model Count: 2
Packaging: Blister
*Product information and prices subject to change

Gallows Grove

An ancient manifestation of the Devourer Wurm’s conscious will, the gallows grove flourishes on soil soaked in the blood of sacrifice and violent massacres. Possessing an unsettling approximation of sentience, these gnarled trees might vanish only to reappear where the blood flows most freely. Powerful druids of the Circle are able to feed their will into these conduits of power and then unleash it upon those marked for death. The very presence of these trees saps vitality from the living as wounds gape wide to pour blood upon the thirsty roots of their destroyers.

Base Size: 40mm
PIP Code: 72063
Price: $24.99*
Model Count: 2
Packaging: Blister
*Product information and prices subject to change

Plastic Carnivean Chassis

The warlocks that serve the dragon Everblight can call upon a myriad of dragonspawn, each a perfect engine of draconic destruction. The Carnivean, an ancient and favored dragonspawn, shreds flesh, bone, and steel with its mighty claws and a shark-like maw. The Ravagore emulates it progenitor’s fearsome breath by engulfing foes in gouts of blighted fire. Terrifying in its brutal simplicity, the sickle-armed Scythean is another ancient breed created to single-mindedly destroy any who oppose its master’s will.

This box set contains three color stat cards and one multi-part heavy warbeast plastic model (PIP 73057). Included are all the components to assemble one of three heavy warbeast variants: Carnivean, Ravagore, or Scythean. A player may field any number of these heavy warbeasts in a Legion of Everblight army.

Base Size: 50mm
PIP Code: 73057
Price: $34.99*
Model Count: 1
Packaging: Box
*Product information and prices subject to change

Proteus

The dragonspawn Proteus is Absylonia’s greatest creation. With a mass of thrashing tentacles projecting from its horrible visage, Proteus is the dragon’s hunger given obscene form. This unnatural abomination snares its victims with its tentacles and drags them inexorably into the grasp of its waiting claws. Those ensnared die horribly as Proteus strips flesh from bone, filling the air with a bloody mist.

The Proteus character heavy dragonspawn upgrade kit comes in a blister (PIP 73062). The Proteus character heavy dragonspawn upgrade kit is NOT a complete model. Players will need a Legion of Everblight Carnivean/Ravagore/Scythean Heavy Dragonspawn kit (PIP 73057) in addition to this kit. A player may field one Proteus in a Legion of Everblight army.

Base Size: 50mm
PIP Code: 73062
Price: $14.99*
Model Count: 1
Packaging: Blister
*Product information and prices subject to change

**Morathi's Darkest Sin**

Damn I'm too easily bribed with decent female models, for the first time ever, Warmachine releases figures that have me considering the system.

Tree thing is nice too.

**Laughing Man**

Updated with Carivean and Proteus since then. I've let the War Wagon and Archidon stay in their own thread.

**Morathi's Darkest Sin**

Ah nice, Hordes is one I'd looked at previously as it didn't have the jacks, which I struggle with due to the style.

I do think its only a matter of time before it releases a figure that will bring me in, they are certainly releasing some nice figs.

**Worglock**

Wow. Tyranids much?

**Ronin**

Them Kayazy Eliminator models are damn nice. They're heads and shoulders above the Kayazy assassins, unbelievably so.

**Absolutionis**

The Eliminators actually look pretty good. They're feminine without being oversexualized and they're dynamic enough to be likable.

The trees-with-skulls are forgettable.

The Everblight figures look just like the other Everblight figures in the line. There's a difference between following a and coherent design and simply producing uninspired variants.

**Laughing Man**

Absolutionis wrote:The Everblight figures look just like the other Everblight figures in the line. There's a difference between following a and coherent design and simply producing uninspired variants.

That's likely because they ARE the other Everblight figures in the line. See the plastic kit bit.

**Kurgash**

:( I just want to see Tiberion released, not waiting several months for his kit.

**Azazelx**

I like those Ker-Azy Eliminators. The trees-with-skulls look ok as well, possibly as scenery for a themed table/army.

**KoganStyle**

TRHe Tree with skulls would also work as the Hanging Tree in Malifaux.

Like the Eliminators, enouigh though I don't play Hordes (nor have I any intention to) but they could make for some nice proxies in Malifaux

**H.B.M.C.**

Those two knife-wielding ladies are very nice models.

Laughing Man wrote:[url=http://privateerpress.com/hordes/gallery/circle-orboros/solos/gallows-grove]

PP to GW:

See? We can do skulls too!

**Orlanth**

H.B.M.C. wrote:Those two knife-wielding ladies are very nice models.

I agree. The first temptation to add to my armies all year.

H.B.M.C. wrote:
PP to GW:

See? We can do skulls too!

Dont encourage them.

**BrookM**

Ooh, the two stabby ladies do look nice indeed.

**Backfire**

Eliminators are hot. Tree thingie does not have enough skulls. Carnife...vean and its ilk are meh.

**Battleworthy Arts**

wow... those all look like great fun to paint. That's some nice stuff from Privateer!

**derek**

The Eliminators are one of the few times that I like the model more than it's artwork. I'm half tempted to pick up 3 blisters and use them as stand ins for a second Daughters of the Flame unit.

**Breotan**

H.B.M.C. wrote:PP to GW:

See? We can do skulls too!

So, how soon before GW sends PP a C&D? And with the dragonspawn being kinda/sorta/vaguely reminescent of GW's Tyranids, can litigation be that far behind.

**derek**

Pretty sure Lovecraft beat GW to the punch by about 60 years on the tentacle face.

**-Loki-**

Urge to start an Everblight army... rising...

My FLGS has that nice Everblight starter kit sitting there. On the shelf. I'll be in there on Sunday.

No. I'm not going to. Too much to paint already.

**Sidstyler**

derek wrote:Pretty sure Lovecraft beat GW to the punch by about 60 years on the tentacle face.

Same thing with Moorcock and the chaos star, but supposedly they "own" that, too.

**gromrilfist**

wah wah wah GW Tyranids...whatever

They don't look enough like any of the 'nids to be a challenge.

I was thinking of buying a gallows grove for my Circle Army and adding a severed space marine helmet to the model

**Grimtuff**

Lovely lovely lovely Eliminators, even moreso with Iron Flesh cast on them.

Now just give me some piccies of the House Vyre Myrmidons PP and I'll be a happy camper.

**Necros**

Really like the Khador gals, might have pick them up

**12thRonin**

Worglock wrote:Wow. Tyranids much?

Welcome to five years ago.

**malfred**

H.B.M.C. wrote:Those two knife-wielding ladies are very nice models.

Laughing Man wrote:[url=http://privateerpress.com/hordes/gallery/circle-orboros/solos/gallows-grove]

PP to GW:

See? We can do skulls too!

At least you know those skulls are sacrifices given to those trees themselves.

There are a few models in the range that carry trophy skulls.

**AlexHolker**

Those assassins look wonderful. See what you can do when you leave off the pauldrons and ridiculous hats, PP?

**Zarren Wevon**

LOVE the Khador Girls.

On the fence about the tree. I am not a big fan of skulls and skeletons but I feel like this one might be sort of tastefully done compared to a GW product studded in trophy skulls and skull iconography. I will make up my mind later.

I've always wanted to love the legion warbears, but the Carnivean variants are ugly as sin. The studio paint job is fantastic and the models are pretty dynamic. Don't like the aesthetic I guess.

**Ouze**

Laughing Man wrote:

The left one is nice. The right one, I see where they were trying to go with it, but they failed to do so. Replace the blades with pom-poms and you'd have a great model for a bored cheerleader though.

I like the Carnifexes as well, I guess. I certainly don't respect them since they are the biggest rip-off in the history of ever, but they're reasonably well done. Also, they are $15 less then Carnifexes, so there is that.

**infinite_array**

Ouze wrote:
Laughing Man wrote:

The left one is nice. The right one, I see where they were trying to go with it, but they failed to do so. Replace the blades with pom-poms and you'd have a great model for a bored cheerleader though.

Hm. I bet with a bit of skill one could re-position the arms to be pointing down and back a bit.

Love the models anyway. And very glad that my Mercs can take them!