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Hi Guys,
Just a quick question as in the title.
The various pictures by GW tell me that they are still there, but the battlewagon ones looked rather small headed.

So anyone with the real ones in hands can get me a brief description?

Greets
Schepp himself

the ones I have don't seem to have crazy foreheads, I think it's just a deception of the picture
the forehead to top of head looks like it's all one, as there's no contrast to tell the difference
the models are great

Ok, thanks deitpike...I think i have to reconsider buying them instead of the old ones.

Greets
Schepp himself

I also found that in the flesh they look quite nice.

I understand where the designers were coming from when they did it. I think it is also down to how you paint them. A good thing about it is that the area gives a nice space for painting, put a nice long rune on the helmet and it looks really good.

The old models whilst nice look dated now. You don't realise how much so till you actually put them next to the newer ones. We all have these warm fussy memories of 2 ed minis, but unfortunately whilst they were great for the time, they look a bit past it now if compared to newer models.

Also the new exarch rocks. I considered doing a whole squad based on conversions around him.

Mh...well, I would rather give the Exarch a full face mask to cover up his evil-chucky-the-killer-doll-mouth, but that's just my taste.

Greets
Schepp himself