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It looks cool, but I'd have to look at it holistically before I'd put down the money (aka, need to see the rules).

Me: "Holy crap! This think is excellent. It would make a KILLER Chronos or Talos. I think I'll pick a couple up. SCREW GW!"

::checks site::

Privateer Press Site wrote:Price: $84.99*

Me: "So, yeah. I think GW's going to have some Chronos/Talos kits coming out soon..."


Eric

Slackermagee wrote:
Also: Plastic/metal fusion products FTL. Always. I would have thought the constant, undending gripes from certain 40k armies (looking at you Tau) would have made this clear.

Thanatos73 wrote:It does look cool, but the weight of the model resting on that tail on the base just seems like a horrible idea. I would be very worried of a break right there if I played Cryx.

Resin and Metal, which I think is a very Good thing myself. The main big body and tail are resin, which will keep those parts like, and not put a large amount of weight onto that supporting tail (which is thicker if you look at the rotations). The arms are really long and thin, so having those in metal is a very Good thing to keep them from snapping, and allow you to bend them to respose as you desire.