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There's a newsletter coming soonish, but here it is:
Warhammer Forge wrote:When laying siege to an enemy, a Chaos Dwarf Daemonsmith will sometimes remove the fell cannonades of an Iron Daemon and replace them with a hissing and grinding arcane-mechanical conglomeration of iron hammers, hacking blades and brutal picks. Designed to smash down walls and tear fortifications asunder, the cruel blades of the so-called Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker are equally adept at pulverising the flesh and bones of any enemy unfortunate to be caught in its implacable path.
The Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker is a highly detailed full resin kit, designed by Tim Adcock, and is supplied with three unique crew figures designed by Thais Mariblanca Lopez.
Warhammer Forge wrote:Hi there,
In today’s newsletter we are excited to announce that a new Chaos Dwarf war machine is available to order. We’ve also been able to extend our standard delivery order deadline for customers in Australasia, Asia and the Far East. Read on for more!
Christmas Order Deadlines
On the eve of the festive period, Forge World’s Customer Service team and Despatch warehouse is working around the clock to ensure your Christmas orders are shipped as quickly as possible.
We’ve got full details of our imminent order deadlines at the end of this newsletter, but there’s still plenty of time to receive your orders in time for Christmas.
Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker
When laying siege to an enemy, a Chaos Dwarf Daemonsmith will sometimes remove the fell cannonades of an Iron Daemon and replace them with a hissing and grinding arcane-mechanical conglomeration of iron hammers, hacking blades and brutal picks. Designed to smash down walls and tear fortifications asunder, the cruel blades of the so-called Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker are equally adept at pulverising the flesh and bones of any enemy unfortunate to be caught in its implacable path.
The Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker is a highly detailed full resin kit, designed by Tim Adcock, and is supplied with three unique crew figures designed by Thais Mariblanca Lopez. It is available to order now, and full rules for this nefarious device can be found as part of the Legion of Azgorh army list in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Forge World Christmas Ordering Deadlines
Standard Delivery:
Monday 5th December – Eastern Europe, USA and Canada, Australasia, Asia, Far East (including Japan).
Thursday 8th December – Western Europe
Tuesday 13th December – UK and Operational BFPOs
Express Delivery:
Tuesday 13th December – Worldwide
Thursday 15th December – UK
The Customer Service team are standing by to assist with any and all enquiries you may have - from product availability and hobby advice to helping to explain the difference between a Titan and a Dreadnought to a confused relative.
You can call us on:
0115 916 8177 within the UK 011 44 115 916 8177 from the US and Canada
00 44 115 916 8177 from much of Europe.
Our opening hours are 0900 to 1800 (GMT) Monday to Friday and 0900 to 1700 (GMT) on Saturday.
Thanks,
Ead Brown
Customer Service Manager
Forge World
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ShumaGorath wrote:If that guy just stood sideways he could fit between the blade and spear and just take a comfortable seat on the bumper.
Isn't that space where the picks fall?
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So many odds and ends on it, can't tell where the wheel starts and the gut churning blades end. Nice model but looks very cluttered with things on it, it's like the Chaos Dwarves wanted to throw every feasible weapon on one engine that they could.
I've seen these pics before (or at least, ones very similar- the scene with the peasant is very easy to remember ). Is it just that it's about to be released now?
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Kroothawk wrote:It's Warhammer Forge Newsletter #19 (should be added to the title).
Normally I would Kroot, but the newsletter was kinda boring.
For posterity's sake though:
Warhammer Forge wrote:Hi there,
In today’s newsletter we are excited to announce that a new Chaos Dwarf war machine is available to order. We’ve also been able to extend our standard delivery order deadline for customers in Australasia, Asia and the Far East. Read on for more!
Christmas Order Deadlines
On the eve of the festive period, Forge World’s Customer Service team and Despatch warehouse is working around the clock to ensure your Christmas orders are shipped as quickly as possible.
We’ve got full details of our imminent order deadlines at the end of this newsletter, but there’s still plenty of time to receive your orders in time for Christmas.
Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker
When laying siege to an enemy, a Chaos Dwarf Daemonsmith will sometimes remove the fell cannonades of an Iron Daemon and replace them with a hissing and grinding arcane-mechanical conglomeration of iron hammers, hacking blades and brutal picks. Designed to smash down walls and tear fortifications asunder, the cruel blades of the so-called Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker are equally adept at pulverising the flesh and bones of any enemy unfortunate to be caught in its implacable path.
The Chaos Dwarf Skullcracker is a highly detailed full resin kit, designed by Tim Adcock, and is supplied with three unique crew figures designed by Thais Mariblanca Lopez. It is available to order now, and full rules for this nefarious device can be found as part of the Legion of Azgorh army list in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Forge World Christmas Ordering Deadlines
Standard Delivery:
Monday 5th December – Eastern Europe, USA and Canada, Australasia, Asia, Far East (including Japan).
Thursday 8th December – Western Europe
Tuesday 13th December – UK and Operational BFPOs
Express Delivery:
Tuesday 13th December – Worldwide
Thursday 15th December – UK
The Customer Service team are standing by to assist with any and all enquiries you may have - from product availability and hobby advice to helping to explain the difference between a Titan and a Dreadnought to a confused relative.
You can call us on:
0115 916 8177 within the UK 011 44 115 916 8177 from the US and Canada
00 44 115 916 8177 from much of Europe.
Our opening hours are 0900 to 1800 (GMT) Monday to Friday and 0900 to 1700 (GMT) on Saturday.
Thanks,
Ead Brown
Customer Service Manager
Forge World
Forge World is kinda failing in regards to these dwarfs. The models look bad like poorly converted ork vehicles and models with no regards for how things look and balance out, just adding more and more. The big wheel in the middle is an unfortunate design I would have much rather seen the big wheel in the back row. The dwarfs look comedic not scary or threatening in the slightest. I have yet to see a non-silly looking and inherently scary chaos dwarf (from any company).
I like it. It's an homage to Malakai Makaisson's Goblin-Hewer and strangely looks like something you might see in an Evil Dead movie (that being a good thing). It's so busy and killy that again I like it.
One of the main things when I look at a model in order to decide if its worth for my collections or not, is the fact that if its going to be FUN to paint... This one fails there, it would be a nightmare to paint all the spikes and cluttered stuff.
I cant help but wonder what would happen if just one thrown piece of debris got into some of that exposed machinery. This thing does not look sturdy enough to be on the battlefield.
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). Is it just that it's about to be released now?
. I thought they were leaked, though! But more likely that peasant just gets around...
Evil Sunz