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 Alpharius wrote:
Er, who is the next Primarch due to be scultpted anyway - any real hints at the latest event?

Atia has said recently that Dorn and Alpharius are the next 2 up, and one of which will most likely be up for release at the Weekender. The order of their release is unknown, however. After that, BoLS claims that they said Russ is next at the event, but people who have evidence they were there say that, as usual, they are making it up.

 Moopy wrote:
Has there been any word of books 4-6 being put together with a slip case like 1-3 did?

I can't say I'm terribly excited about having to buy two books for BA- Formations/rules in one, units in another. : /

I'd expect to see all the BA Legion rules included in a Signus book- All the Word Bearers stuff was reprinted in the Calth book after all.

What was the new knight rumored to be? I want to see the turtlesuarsrex again.


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How well would a khorne mower take a knight top to replicate the tracked knight?
And is the ironstrider the gw version of the squire at the bottom of this pic?

-Darren Parwood is working on a new knight (A Heavy variant - Castellan like).

So, an up-armoured one with loads of heavy weaponry if I'm not mistaken.

HH is now the new Mechwarrior?

 Yaraton wrote:
HH is now the new Mechwarrior?

To be honest, comments like these drive me crazy. 30K/40K has always been about giant stompy robots and towering monstrosities. It's only in recent years that we've actually seen any of it in 28mm, and I think adds a lot to the setting which GW have created. I know that sounds very fanboy like, but it wasn't too long ago that the tallest thing on the table was a Greater Daemon or Dreadnought.

People need to nag-nag-nag.

Also, Corax and company are up for pre-order, along with the HH Masterclass book.

http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-NL/New



£70



£38



£30

Which is why 40K wasn't big-stomoy-robots until recently. Stuff that's present in the fluff =\= the saturation that we've seen on the tabletop lately,for better or for worse.

Book? Ordered

Nice to see the Dark Fury's at a more reasonable but still steep £38, especially after the Mor Deythan price...


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This made me chuckle:

Darkwing bundle:


Cost? £150

Mor Deythan Cost on its own? £50
Storm Eagle Cost on its own? £99

Bundle is £1 more expensive. Looks like Forgeworld is taking a leaf out of GW main bundle pricing

Those Dark Furies are lush! 38 notes is pretty doable. Bloody beaky helmets though >< Still, can always swap 'em out. New Year's Resolution is on shaky ground o.O

I really like the Dark Furies. I was expecting them to be, if anything, more than the Mor Deythan, so £38 seems very reasonable.

I love Corax, but his face seems odd from a distance. The close up of the side of his face looks excellent though so I don't know what it is.

+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

The FW paintjob of Corax really deviates from the other Primarchs. I am looking forward to get my hands on him.

I am really positively surprised about the price of the Dark Furies. I think I will buy them as well, but I will only equip the leader of the squad with the winged jump pack and give the others normal ones ...

 zedmeister wrote:
This made me chuckle:

Darkwing bundle:


Cost? £150

Mor Deythan Cost on its own? £50
Storm Eagle Cost on its own? £99

Bundle is £1 more expensive. Looks like Forgeworld is taking a leaf out of GW main bundle pricing

It comes with Raven Guard doors for the Darkwing Duck, so you actually make a saving.

Thanks for the link bubber!

So they've updated the profile of the Dreadnoughts to give them 3 attacks, intentionally less than in 40k. Interesting.

It's nice to have all the updates in one place though.

Thems wing'd boys are real pretty like.

 zedmeister wrote:
Book? Ordered

Nice to see the Dark Fury's at a more reasonable but still steep £38, especially after the Mor Deythan price...


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This made me chuckle:

Darkwing bundle:


Cost? £150

Mor Deythan Cost on its own? £50
Storm Eagle Cost on its own? £99

Bundle is £1 more expensive. Looks like Forgeworld is taking a leaf out of GW main bundle pricing

I thought the same, then I noticed that it also includes a set of Raven Guard resin Rhino doors which are £13, so you in fact save £12.

[edit] Bah! Or, you know, what he ^ said while I was checking my spelling.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Thems wing'd boys are real pretty like.

lol - you just made me hear banjos

Tinfoil hat time.

Corax's description says his claws are meter-long.

Comparing his claws to his body yields a total height for Corax at almost 4m.

ADB Marines confirmed.

The furies look very bulky around their shoulders. They remind me of bodybuilders who have gotten so muscly that their arms don't hang down by their sides when they're relaxed.

Sweet, now if we only get the same for all the second edition books...and chapter tactics

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

Dreadnoughts got an update, nifty.
And Tartaros terminator armor actually has a special rule: it can make Sweeping Advances. Nice.

 Zywus wrote:
The furies look very bulky around their shoulders. They remind me of bodybuilders who have gotten so muscly that their arms don't hang down by their sides when they're relaxed.

They're in Power Armour, with giant shoulder pads on top. How on earth can you tell what their shoulders look like?

 Leth wrote:
Sweet, now if we only get the same for all the second edition books...and chapter tactics

I bet that update will be in the ad mech/red scorpion book coming out later this year.

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

That's an impressive FAQ, I hope a 40k version is coming soon.

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

About fething time!

The additions to the Questoris list are most welcome indeed!

They also finally added a point cost for the Rogue psyker.

 Imateria wrote:

 Zywus wrote:
The furies look very bulky around their shoulders. They remind me of bodybuilders who have gotten so muscly that their arms don't hang down by their sides when they're relaxed.

They're in Power Armour, with giant shoulder pads on top. How on earth can you tell what their shoulders look like?

I can't tell how they look inside the armour obviously, but that's how their silhouette comes off to me.

 Tannhauser42 wrote:

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

Dreadnoughts got an update, nifty.
And Tartaros terminator armor actually has a special rule: it can make Sweeping Advances. Nice.

With no downside too. Odd. They are now straight up better than Indomitus pattern Terminators. Damn, I'm planning my force to be mainly Indomitus pattern to fit the IF fluff too.

 Haighus wrote:

 Tannhauser42 wrote:

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

Dreadnoughts got an update, nifty.
And Tartaros terminator armor actually has a special rule: it can make Sweeping Advances. Nice.

With no downside too. Odd. They are now straight up better than Indomitus pattern Terminators. Damn, I'm planning my force to be mainly Indomitus pattern to fit the IF fluff too.

Except, are there any Indomitus pattern Termies for the Legions right now? They're either Cataphracti, Tartaros, or specialized versions like the Gorgons that have their own rules, too.

 Tannhauser42 wrote:

 Haighus wrote:

 Tannhauser42 wrote:

 bubber wrote:
+ updates / FAQ to the HH books -
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf

Dreadnoughts got an update, nifty.
And Tartaros terminator armor actually has a special rule: it can make Sweeping Advances. Nice.

With no downside too. Odd. They are now straight up better than Indomitus pattern Terminators. Damn, I'm planning my force to be mainly Indomitus pattern to fit the IF fluff too.

Except, are there any Indomitus pattern Termies for the Legions right now? They're either Cataphracti, Tartaros, or specialized versions like the Gorgons that have their own rules, too.

Not in model form- I'm converting mine from the GW plastics. There are in the fluff, the Imperial Fists in particular are noted in Book 3 as having a particularly large number of Indomitus pattern suits.