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**Kanluwen**

Dreadful tales are told around huddled fires of those lost in the killing cold of a mountain winter, driven by famine and pain to hunt their own companions and former friends for their meat and the warmth of their blood. There is no salvation for these damned souls, for the horrors in which they indulge cannot save them and they become things neither dead nor alive, condemned to an eternity of empty hunger and terrible isolation.

Spite, desperation and malice force these thrice-damned creatures to linger beyond death, the most insidious and destructive winds of magic coiling about them to warp and twist their cadavers into inhuman proportions. Soon they become something neither ghost nor revenant – a Mourngul; a monstrous razor-thin shadow of cold flesh and cracked bone with a gaping maw of needle-teeth and a cavernous stomach that hangs open like a dreadful wound.

The Mourngul, designed by Edgar Skomorowski, is a finely detailed multi-part resin model. Redolent with sinister menace, this creature stands 5.5" (140 mm) tall and makes a fantastic centrepiece for any Warhammer army. The Mourngul is available to pre-order now for despatch from Monday 26th November, and rules for it can be found in Monstrous Arcanum.

Hi there,
In today’s newsletter we can announce that one of the most sinister creatures of the Warhammer world is available to pre-order now – the vile and savage Mourngul. With Christmas fast approaching we also have details of our ordering deadlines for the festive season, so read on for more…
Forge World Christmas Ordering Deadlines
With the clocks going back and the nights getting colder (in the UK at least), we are well on the way to Christmas and that means that many of you will be passing wish lists to relatives, or leaving copies of the new Forge World catalogue lying around open to specific pages.

Remember that the Forge World Customer Service team is 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 900 4995 within the UK
011 44 115 900 4995 from the US and Canada
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Our opening hours are 0930 to 1800 (GMT) Monday to Friday and 0930 to 1700 (GMT) on Saturday.

It’s always best to place your order early to avoid disappointment, and with this in mind below are our last order deadlines for pre-Christmas delivery. As always, these dates are subject to change and stock availability so if in doubt, call us:

Standard Delivery
Midnight, Tuesday 27th November: Operational BFPOs, APOs, and all international destinations except mainland Europe, the United States and Canada
Midnight, Tuesday 4th December: Europe, the United States and Canada
Midnight, Monday 10th December: Static BFPOs
Midnight, Wednesday 12th December: United Kingdom

Express Delivery
Midnight, Tuesday 4th December: Sweden, Finland and Norway
Midnight, Monday 10th December: All other international destinations
Midnight, Friday 14th December: United Kingdom

New Forge World Catalogue Available Now
To request your free copy, just send your name and postal address in an e-mail entitled ‘Catalogue request’ to forgeworld@gwplc.com, and we will have a copy sent out to you, postage free, anywhere in the world.

Thanks,
Ead Brown
Customer Service Manager
Forge World

Removed the bit about the Mourngul, as that's already in the posting.

**BrookM**

Dang, that's a scary one.

**tinfoil**

Wow. I really, really like that model. Just freaky-weird, and vividly, horrifyingly composed.

**Acardia**

My goodness that is hawt.

**Hulksmash**

Wendigo's with a visual twist. I like it.

**AlexHolker**

I found myself rolling my eyes at the flavour text, but the model makes up for it. It looks like the base of the torso and the repeater rife both serve to support that spindly arm, which is definitely a good thing.

**bubber**

Love it - but can't afford to buy the book for the rules :(

**Orinoco**

this is not a khmeric titan.

**htj**

Oh god, that's horrible. I love it.

**Ozymandias**

That's really cool. Might make a good alt Terrorgheist too!

**MetalOxide**

Finally! A warhammer monster that actually looks scary and disturbing... I thought the day would never come!

**Commander Cain**

Actually looks really good! I have no use for it but I can appreciate good sculpting when I see it!

**ghosty**

Very swish

**dungeoncrawler**

Very cool monstrous sculpture, I also like the farmer sculpt too.

**Bolognesus**

Nice.

...rather easy on the painting time too, I'd guess?

**Darth Bob**

I don't think FW's ever put out a model that was quite so...scary.

**spiralingcadaver**

Not loving the mouth, but everything else is pretty spectacularly creepy on that one. I'll probably need to find some Malifaux thing for it to represent (since I don't play WHFB)...

**CURNOW**

like that it isnt covered in warhammer symbols so can be used for any game system :]

**Squigsquasher**

That is...Hideous.

I love it!

**MeanGreenStompa**

Very nice and highly suitable for use in VCs or Tomb Kings I'd imagine.

**Kanluwen**

MeanGreenStompa wrote:
Very nice and highly suitable for use in VCs or Tomb Kings I'd imagine.

My understanding is that it is the Vampire Counts' "official unit" from the Monstrous Arcanum.

**Snrub**

Thats a damn good looking model. I can foresee problems with that arm being its only anchor point though.

**WhiteWolf01**

MeanGreenStompa wrote:
Very nice and highly suitable for use in VCs or Tomb Kings I'd imagine.

Or as a C'tan.

**Laughing Man**

Love the concept, not entirely sure of the execution. Then again, that could just be the hideous paint job dragging the whole thing down.