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Immediate thought is Sisters of Battle.

Mine as well. The stretched pentagon shape makes me think of the Nundam suit silhouette.

The framework look alot like the collar of the penitent engine, but the skull looks way to happy to be a saintly battle sister relic.

A very primitive flamethrower I think. Goblin made if I’m any judge.

The angle is pretty bizarre. Artillery flamer?

If the torch is hand sized? The whole piece must be infantry sized.

Could be Cruel Boys I suppose, using swamp gas.

Very outside chance of something Hobgoblin. Outside because I’m not sure Chaos Dwarfs are due a second wave just yet.

I think you're right on the money with flamer,

but i'll go for archeotech dark mechanicus flamer, that's bound to be right

Scavvies are coming back to Necromunda and they have flamers this time. Just wait till you see their grenade launcher

I hope it’s not Scavvies.

I think they’re a very cool gang. But wood. In the Sump/Underhive? Naa.

I was joking, Doc

The pic has a more Kruleboyz or Hobgrotz vibe.

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:


A very primitive flamethrower I think. Goblin made if I’m any judge.

A quote(Nov 21) from a user on TGA that dropped accurate rumors, regarding what's coming down the line for Cities of Sigmar:

10 Freeguild Grenadiers (clad in full panoply of war, all cloaked, armed with melee weapons and firearms — among them the one called Cindergout, wielding a mighty flamethrower)

Not saying that's what it is, as it doesn't seem very CoS-esque to my eye, but I thought of this quote when I saw that it seems to be some kind of flamethrower.

The more I look at it, the more the "branch" spout looks like a metal spout hammered into shape.

Could be CoS. Their gear isn’t badly made, but it is heavily battle worn.

Interesting!

Perhaps a weapon mounted on some kind of war engine for CoS.
I could imagine GW making something like the war wagon with state of the art experimantal weapons tacked on.

The weapon could be mounted so you can tilt it downwards and simply pour flammable liquid on the enemies close by.

I would have said CoS, definitely seems less likely to be 40k related.

 Fayric wrote:
Perhaps a weapon mounted on some kind of war engine for CoS.
I could imagine GW making something like the war wagon with state of the art experimantal weapons tacked on.

The weapon could be mounted so you can tilt it downwards and simply pour flammable liquid on the enemies close by.

There's potato cam images of a Cog Fort floating around.

Cog Fort is up there with Shadow Aelves.

Heck Cities having anything properly steam punk is up there with Shadow Aelves as in "something that is all over the lore but not on the tables what so ever"

 Overread wrote:
Cog Fort is up there with Shadow Aelves.

Heck Cities having anything properly steam punk is up there with Shadow Aelves as in "something that is all over the lore but not on the tables what so ever"

Its not like GW is afraid to rip off warmachne designs, so any of these should be fair game.