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The Troll Forge WIPs are excellent, too!

RiTides wrote:The Troll Forge WIPs are excellent, too!

For $8/each I'd just buy the Warhammer Forge models. I have two problems with Troll Forge, 1)The sculpt quality is hit or miss. 2)Pricey. I'm just not interested in paying as much as it would take to make an army out of indie models. People complain about GW's prices when all these small shops are even higher. I don't mean to be harsh but that's what it boils down to for me, the value I attach to my hobby and quality. I've got an Avatars of War, Ogre Hero for my OK Tyrant and I love it, they also kept the price comparable to GW (actually I wound up paying less than I would have for a tyrant).

My point is, small manufacturers are great for heroes but will never be able to compete with GW for core units because they can't afford the equipment that would allow them to cheaply mass-produce models.

The AoW Chaos Dwarf Lord is something special too!

I got one of him 3 from the crew of the cannon and now the fw special fig look at my dwarf army grow.

agnosto wrote:

RiTides wrote:The Troll Forge WIPs are excellent, too!

For $8/each I'd just buy the Warhammer Forge models. I have two problems with Troll Forge, 1)The sculpt quality is hit or miss. 2)Pricey. I'm just not interested in paying as much as it would take to make an army out of indie models. People complain about GW's prices when all these small shops are even higher. I don't mean to be harsh but that's what it boils down to for me, the value I attach to my hobby and quality. I've got an Avatars of War, Ogre Hero for my OK Tyrant and I love it, they also kept the price comparable to GW (actually I wound up paying less than I would have for a tyrant).

My point is, small manufacturers are great for heroes but will never be able to compete with GW for core units because they can't afford the equipment that would allow them to cheaply mass-produce models.

Grim said the CD warriors will probably be 2$ each.
Please read the information given to you (in this case the thread pointed at) before making an opinion.

Should I rename this the 'Chaos Dwarf Thread' and let it extend past the FW newsletter, or just leave it be and let new threads be made as info comes up?

ok, more CD FW madness -



Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon
Chaos Dwarf Magma CannonThe Magma Cannon is a terrifying war machine that is a nefarious amalgam of field artillery piece and furnace. Their exact design and source of ammunition often differ, as some fire sorcerously-bound, volcanic glass shells filled with volatile liquids while others comprise massive boilers which unleash jets of molten iron, caustic acids and sulphur. Whatever their appearance, the Magma Cannon is a devastating weapon against those who suffer the wrath of the Chaos Dwarfs.

The Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon, designed by Tim Adcock, is a finely detailed resin kit that contains three unique Chaos Dwarf crew designed by Edgar Skomorowski. While eminently effective as a stand-alone artillery piece, the Magma Cannon may also be towed by an Iron Daemon, allowing it great manoeuvrability across the battlefield and maximising its short-ranged destructive potential.

Experimental rules for the Magma Cannon are available to download now from the Forge World website, taken from the Legion of Azgorh army list that will feature in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.



The Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon, model designed by Tim Adcock, is a finely detailed resin kit that contains three unique Chaos Dwarf crew models designed by Edgar Skomorowski. While eminently effective as a stand-alone artillery piece, the Magma Cannon may also be towed by an Iron Daemon, allowing it great manoeuvrability across the battlefield and maximising its short-ranged destructive potential.

Experimental rules for this war machine can be found here, taken from Alan Bligh's Legion of Azghor army list in the forthcoming book Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.