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So I was wondering if someone includes servo skulls in their list for a RTT and/or a GT is their some kind of modeling requirement for them? Their isn't a specific solo model sold for it, but they are included as bits in other kits.

I have seen people run them on the standard infantry base which seems to be fair.

In the rules they aren't listed as a model but as a counter. Therefore is it sufficient to use some other representation for them such as a coin or a blank base.

Thanks!

Counter should be fine they don't shoot or arnt shot at.

Ask your TO / friends, only them can give you the correct answer

Personally, I would be fine with markers as they don't serve any function a regular model does.

Counters seem like they would work fine, but you get extra style points for painting up some of the bitz to be said counters!

I always used the servo skull dice holders that came with the fancy dice GW sold when 6th first came out.

Forgeworld do some nice servo skulls if you've not seen them.

We use the little skull bits that come with a lot of kits, and just set them directly on the table. I've also seen people use those little plastic gems that you can find in some board games. Rules-wise, you can do pretty much whatever you want.

I use an "epic" land raider, or 3 of them.