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Yup. Black hull with silver flashes.

Don't you still have to have at least some indication of what chapter owns it on there somewhere, like one wing? I know very little about Deathwatch.

Deathwatch vehicles do not, as far as I'm aware. The vehicle crews themselves might retain icons.

HBMC is a better person to ask I think.

I will PM him. Deathwatch - that would look cool, and I've never done a black vehicle before. Thanks for the idea.

My order shipped.

*squeeeee*

 Peregrine wrote:

 Mr.Omega wrote:
Magister Sevrin Loth is unbelievably overpowered. No need to roll for powers so he can take invisibility straight off the bat, decent combat statline, 2+ armour save which can be come a 2+ invulnerable save for expending one warp charge, fearless, counter attack and to top it off he only costs 10 points more than Tiggy.

Let's not exaggerate too much here. The 2++ is one of the most overrated rules in the game. He doesn't give it to his squad, so you can kill everything else just fine with AP 2 weapons and then spam him to death with mass lasguns/bolters/etc. It's a decent upgrade to have, but he's hardly an unstoppable tank.

As for powers, he's worse than the codex psyker character there. So you're paying extra points and giving up effectiveness as a psyker for some modest combat improvements. That's not really anything to be afraid of.

With Biomancy, he can be a great beatstick in close combat. But, like any close combat character, he has to get there, and he can't go in alone.

Besides, his previous rules gave him six powers from any one of the disciplines...

Tons of new character rules updates, but no 6e Korvydae? Are there still a sizable number of characters missing from being updated?

I think the Carcharadons have gotten some neat ones.

Army-wide fear, all tacticals may buy an additional CCW for +1pts and Rage if they destroy a unit of infantry in assult or cause it to fall back. Sure you have to move towards the closest enemy unit (that you can harm) but
it matters little, all shall be slain anyway.

Also, Tyberos still makes a unit of LC-termies troops with the added bonus of when Tyberios gains Rage, he and all other models (army-wide) affected by rage gets +1S.

Messes with allies though since they can only ally with imperial forces (as it should be, flithy xenos) and that those forces always count as desperate allies. wonderously fluffy

 ph34r wrote:
Tons of new character rules updates, but no 6e Korvydae?

This was pointed out on their facebook page and they said it was a mistake and they'd try to fix it soon.

I really want to do some minotaurs.

Like, really want to do some minotaurs. But I should probably at least finish my Tau before starting another army, especially when I already have a Marine army.

 Eisenhorn wrote:

 AlmightyWalrus wrote:
The moment Forgeworld releases a Sigismund figure is when my money and I part ways. I'm sure I could use a fourth Emperor's Champion for SOMETHING.

Well I would think the head Emperors Champion(the one who would roll with Helbrect)would have Sigis armor and sword

There's only ever one Emperor's Champion at a time now.

Going to MCM Comic Con in London tomorrow where Forgeworld just happen to have a stand...can I resist?

Get me some new AdMech stuff!!!

Since the Blood Ravens are almost certainly descended from the small Thousand Sons force dispatched from Prospero by Magnus before its destruction based on the prophesy of 'the lost sons and the raven of blood', I don't think a Fire Raptor should be a problem at all. The pre-heresy Thousand Sons wore red armour with gold trim and white insignia - certainly not a million miles away from Blood Raven colours - and the Corvydae psychic discipline symbol was a raven. I think you could justify painting it in modern Blood Raven livery.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Get me some new AdMech stuff!!!

Totally agree, mechanicum releases have been so slow. It's a new army, very frustrating with such a limited range.

Just taking a look at the character file - should the Chaplain Dreadnought have a single lascannon as an option, or should that be twin-linked?

Also, why would you everuse Mir'san's duellist train to reduce someone's Attacks by -1? They end up gaining an attack (by the basic rules of mathematics)...

That picture (painted Fire Raptor) is clawing at my wallet. That is the sexiest damn flier there is. I really really really want that. And my Silver Skulls are old enough to probably have a few.

Knockagh wrote:

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Get me some new AdMech stuff!!!

Totally agree, mechanicum releases have been so slow. It's a new army, very frustrating with such a limited range.

When all the HH stuff was first announced the FW designers were asked about AdMech... The jist of it is that every book would include a few AdMech units and that this slow build up is the only way to do enough to thoroughly represent them. The culmination being when they cover the battles on Mars. So if you think its slow, you have a couple years to wait.

I hope to see them get more in the way of unique vehicles.

 aka_mythos wrote:

Knockagh wrote:

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Get me some new AdMech stuff!!!

Totally agree, mechanicum releases have been so slow. It's a new army, very frustrating with such a limited range.

When all the HH stuff was first announced the FW designers were asked about AdMech... The jist of it is that every book would include a few AdMech units and that this slow build up is the only way to do enough to thoroughly represent them. The culmination being when they cover the battles on Mars. So if you think its slow, you have a couple years to wait.

I hope to see them get more in the way of unique vehicles.

I don't particularly see anything wrong with how FW are releasing AdMech - it's still faster than GW's AdMech releases!

Did they happen to mention when you could buy the Heresy era Vindicators? I can't seem to find any info.

Sorry for the delay in getting these up but I've been having internet and email problems over the past week.




A development of the Riptide battlesuit, the Tau XV107 R’varna battlesuit sacrifices mobility for heavier armour and increased firepower in the form of two pulse submunitions cannon, experimental weapons systems which fire micro-cluster projectiles capable of saturating the target area in a deadly storm of plasma pulses.

The stoic Earth caste of Ke'lshan was almost forced to abandon its plans for developing the R'varna battlesuit due to the monumental cost of these new war engines. Instead Fio'O Ke'lshan Sho'Aun turned to the Ethereal Council's demands for improved stealth and infiltration units, appropriating resources intended for this project to create the initial prototype units under the guise of creating a new Stealth suit. Renewed Tyranid attacks against the beleaguered sept world of Ke'lshan were to reveal O'Sho'aun's deception to the Council, as the trio of prototype units held back the savage host of organic nightmares that threatened to engulf the Sept's primary city.

The XV107 R'varna battlesuit, designed by Daren Parrwood, is a complete multi-part resin and plastic kit. This model is available to pre-order now and will be despatched from Thursday 31st October.



The Fire caste of Ke’lshan has mastered the use of the XV9, and within this cadre of solemn and determined warriors Shas’o R’alai is a paragon amongst veterans; his skills having been rewarded with the most advanced weapons and equipment produced by the Earth caste.

The Shas'o R'alai Command Echelon Cadre is a new bundle set that includes Tau Battlesuit Commander Shas’o R’alai, an XV9 with Twin-linked Burst Cannon, an XV9 with Phased Ion Cannon and an XV9 with Fusion Cascade.

Other bundle deals are available to proponents of the Greater Good in the form of the Tau Titan Killer Cadre and the Tau Air Defense Cadre. All of these bundle deals are available now for immediate despatch.


The atomic war-ravaged world of Krieg once defied the rule of Terra, sliding into heresy and sedition in the first half of M40. Across the entire planet, only one hive city remained loyal to the Emperor, its defenders unleashing terrible and forbidden weapons in a desperate attempt to defeat their foes. Where once Krieg supplied the Imperium with munitions and arms, manpower has now become its tithe; regiments of Death Korps who willingly march into the very worst environments and deploy into the most forlorn attacks, forever seeking to atone for their forebears’ treachery with their own flesh, blood and bone.

We have several new bundle deals which are an ideal way to start your Death Korps of Krieg army. All of these bundle deals are available now for immediate despatch.




Serving alongside the Destroyers of the Word Bearers Legion, the Ashen Circle was a unique formation created for a unique purpose; the destruction of culture, learning and faith. These Space Marines were iconoclasts, charged beyond the battlefield with hunting down works of false doctrine and those who purveyed it, consigning both to destruction and eradicating flame.


The Word Bearers Legion Ashen Circle , designed by Steve Whitehead, contains five multi-part resin models. Each model is armed with a hand flamer and a vicious axe-rake, and comes equipped with jump packs. This set is available to pre-order now and will be despatched from Thursday 31st October.


"Let us cleanse the sins of ages past with the fires of righteous iconoclasm. Let us cast down the false prophets of Old Night and render them unto ashes upon the pyres of fallen empires."

- Legionary Juren of the Ashen Circle,
Legiones Astartes Word Bearers




One of the first malignant tools made manifest in the Emperor's Children Legion after the Horus Heresy were the strange and experimental psycho-sonic weapons that would come to be known as the Cacophony or ‘Kakophoni’ in the ancient form. They were savagely powerful but also dangerously unpredictable in their first incarnations.

The Emperor’s Children Legion Kakophoni , designed by Steve Whitehead, contains five multi-part resin models. Each features a range of incredible details such as the patterned reliefs on their power armour and bizarre physiological alterations that enable them to amplify sound. This set is available to pre-order now and will be despatched from Thursday 31st October.


"They bleed because they are unworthy of hearing! If they will not listen, they will die, and only at the moment of their demise shall they heed our message..."

- Orchestrator-sergeant Octavikor of the Kakophoni,
Legiones Astartes Emperor's Children





The Fire Raptor Gunship is a specialised variant of the Storm Eagle known to have its origins in the Imperium’s dim and distant past. The vehicle is configured to maximise ammunition stowage in order to feed the voracious appetite of its numerous weapons and this is achieved by sacrificing the Storm Eagle’s transport capacity.

The secrets of the Fire Raptor's construction were lost sometime after the Horus Heresy but Fire Raptors are now being fielded in increasing numbers across the countless war zones of the 41st Millennium, suggesting that an as-yet unidentified Adeptus Mechanicus Forge World or Adeptus Astartes Chapter Forge has come into possession of a complete STC imprint.

The Fire Raptor Gunship , designed by Stuart Williamson, is a complete resin and plastic kit armed with twin-linked avenger bolt cannon, wing-mounted hellstrike missiles and two ball turrets sporting either quad heavy bolters or twin-linked autocannon. This kit is available to pre-order now and will be despatched from Thursday 31st October. Experimental rules for this model can be found here.


"And the coming of the Angels of Death shall be heralded by fire from the heavens, and none shall dare look upon the firmament..."

The Heretic Archivist of the Gethsemane Reclusium, introit to ‘The Fall of Kaziah’s Moon'

 Bulldogging wrote:
Did they happen to mention when you could buy the Heresy era Vindicators? I can't seem to find any info.

the WIP is in this month's White Dwarf, so i would say two months until pre-orders go up...
it looks super-chunky...

cheers
jah

Well i guess i can learn to drive some other time, hello fire raptor

Iron Hands squad

http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/New_Stuff/IRON_HANDS_LEGION_MKIII_SQUAD.html





and Ferrus, £55
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/New_Stuff/FERRUS_MANUS_PRIMARCH_OF_THE_IRON_HANDS.html

One thing I didn't see mentionned about the space marines character update they gave us is that the minotaur chaplain's got an auxilary grenade launcher, which doesn't exist as a weapon in the codex anymore... I'll try and poke them with that and the korvydae rules. I love him!

Just in case you were afraid FW was going to stop making space marines, it's time for the Deimos pattern Vindicator: http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/New_Stuff/LEGION_DEIMOS_PATTERN_VINDICATOR.html



(Newsletter hasn't arrived yet.)

Of course, a model I really want to buy is released the day after my Forgeworld order arrives.

Oh well, I planned to make another order before Christmas anyway.

I think the plastic vindicator is better, but loving the Iron Hands stuff so far.

More Spehs Mehrines. Joy. And I say that as a sometime Marine player.

The display board was quite nice though; reminded me of the historical dioramas and the like I always loved seeing as a kid; great attention to detail there, but always makes me somewhat appalled to see such expensive models ruined for the purpose of a display board.

Just shows how much they're actually worth eh?

 Tannhauser42 wrote:
Of course, a model I really want to buy is released the day after my Forgeworld order arrives.

Oh well, I planned to make another order before Christmas anyway.

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