Warhammer 40k news and rumours - Drukhari reveals pg 223

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**Nevelon**

The same could be said about a lot of models shared between ranges. Mostly vehicles, but also some characters.

Do GK have wargear options not modeled on the standard generic mini?

**Tastyfish**

cole1114 wrote:
With the deldar codex, here's a list of remaining finecast minis with rules.

SM: Pedro Kantor, Cato Sicarius
DA: Sammael
CSM: Huron Blackheart
Necrons: Trazyn, Deceiver
IG: Sly Marbo
Orks: Weirdboy
Tau: Firesight Team

Also a side note, referring to the earlier convo of renegades & heretics. And man, the answer is so obvious for this now that detachments work the way they do. A chaos imperial guard detachment that removes commissars and imperial allies, lets you ally with daemons and chaos knights, and has chaos flavor is all you need.

Really they could be doing so much more with detachments. Like marines teaming with guard is one of the most common things in the setting, and there's no detachment doing that? What gives?

Isn't the new Marbo a different type of resin, rather than finecast? FW resin in a specific for resin sprue, rather than one adapted from the old metal models.

Valrak has a rumour that Trazyn, Blackheart and Cato Sicarius have had plastic models made waiting for release for a little while now, and speculates we'll see these released with the 10th ed ending campaign.

**Lord Damocles**

Grey Knight Librarian and Techmarine models are literally on their store page.

Yes, it's dumb that they alone have different marks of armour to everyone else in the range, but GW doesn't care about the narrative that much.

**Shakalooloo**

BorderCountess wrote:
Aside from Smash Captains and a bunch of Dark Eldar, I don't think there's a single model with current rules that actually requires kitbashing.

GW does not currently sell Generic Inquisitor.

**Lathe Biosas**

Shakalooloo wrote:
BorderCountess wrote:
Aside from Smash Captains and a bunch of Dark Eldar, I don't think there's a single model with current rules that actually requires kitbashing.

GW does not currently sell Generic Inquisitor.

Forgot all about them.... I change my opinion to match this one.

In all seriousness, I'm sure there are a few models that have slipped through the cracks.

But I hope they get new toys soon. (I'd love to see a new super epic Sly Marbo... even though his rules are less-than-awesome.)

**Gert**

Shakalooloo wrote:
GW does not currently sell Generic Inquisitor.

I would wager it's an exception because a couple of random Inquisitor models have been released as special edition kits for WH+ or Anniversaries.

**Fayric**

Thousand sons is in the same spot as grey knights with the terminator sorcerer lord, having to rely on the pretty old generic CSM terminator kit.

Also noteworthy that astra militarum have taken named BSF characters as their generic psycher and priest, ending up with pretty large models not entierly in line with the rest of the range.

But sure there are models for sale.

**BorderCountess**

Shakalooloo wrote:
BorderCountess wrote:
Aside from Smash Captains and a bunch of Dark Eldar, I don't think there's a single model with current rules that actually requires kitbashing.

GW does not currently sell Generic Inquisitor.

True, but GW obviously hates Imperial Agents, so they don't count.