Avatars of War news & rumors thread: Apoc Marauders (UPDATED 22 August - Page 1)

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**howie**

They look really cool!

I'd be in for these if they weren't the same material as the Warriors of the Apoc. I was really put off creating the 4 boxes of the GW armed ones I got.

**howie**

Adder Ant wrote:
howie wrote:
They look really cool!

I'd be in for these if they weren't the same material as the Warriors of the Apoc. I was really put off creating the 4 boxes of the GW armed ones I got.

it's not the same one. they dropped warcast due to production problems, and switched to pvc injected plastic, same as privateer press for example.
i find pvc very good but still some like pvc, some dont though.

agree aow plastic units take a while to assemble as they come in so many parts, but man do they look fantastic when the job is done (althouhg a long one it is) and you can completely give your touch because of the variability to achive when posing.

btw, these new pvc marauders and the pvc corrupters are 100% compatible so lots of conversion options here! compatibility will also exist with the pvc warriors of apoc when they get their pvc tooling feix told me

I'm pretty sure I got the PVC ones, I got 4 boxes of the corrupter's with the GW and limited edition guy. I just wasn't impressed with the amount of clean up I had to do on every guy. Yeah they are nice models, but the process I went through just to get them under coated mentally pained me.

Regards,
Howie