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Upcoming BA Terminator by FW!

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Lady Atia

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A new middle-earth boardgame is coming from Forgeworld - using the old plastic Fellowship from Moria afaik.

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Quick overview about the next two Horus Heresy Black Books - Malevolence and Angelus (the former Angelus split in two).

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Nazgul of Dol Guldur - thanks @ Chapter Master Valrak.

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The first Dol Guldur Nazgul will be available soon - an it's non other than good old classy Khamûl!

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Just a quick post about the new Necromunda Doors and 3D Zone Mortalis. Sadly, they are roughly 1-2mm too big to fit "easily" with the resin version. Drake Seta over on Battle Bunnies tried it out with his own ZM, and I did it today with my newer black tiles and it didn't fit either (besides one type of the smaller ones).

Andy Hoare's respond regarding the issues:
"As the Zone Mortalis tiles are hollow resin, there's a lot of variance in dimensions. All of the ones we had to hand when we were designing the doors did fit, some with a little filing from the doors."

So yeah, guess we are gonna need to do some filling for this. Challenge accepted!

Thanks @Drake for the pictures, since my own tiles are still not primed they would come out grainy and fuzzy on pictures.

http://battlebunnies.blogspot.co.at/2017/11/necromunda-doors-in-3d-zone-mortalis.html

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New Heroes for your Red Scorpions on their way soon - via Forgeworld!

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One of the first releases for Necromunda will be a Bounty Hunter based upon Jes Goodwin's classic Imperial Guard Beastman - aweeeesome!

What else do you want to see back from good old RT times? /discuss!

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Lady Atia

Via Warhammer Community

"An enormous hull mounts a devastating range of defensive and offensive systems. The main weapons of the Astraeus Super-heavy tank are a pair of macro-accelerator cannons, coupled with sponson-mounted las-rippers or plasma eradicators. The macro-accelerator cannons are particularly powerful, firing 12 shots with -2 AP and 3 Damage apiece!

Meanwhile, layered void shields protect this vehicle against even the most dedicated attacks, including Mortal Wounds, while the enhanced repulsor field is a powerful deterrent to enemy assault units – firstly, reducing their charge ranges, and secondly, literally crushing them with waves of gravitic force when they get close!

Unlike its little brother, the Astraeus Super-heavy Tank doesn’t have any transport capacity – instead, this colossal machine is dedicated to destruction alone. While there are few targets that can stand up to one of the Astraeus Super-heavy Tank’s furious fusillades, it particularly excels at shooting down Flyers. With the Steel Behemoth rule and Power of the Machine Spirit, this war machine can fire on the move, or even when locked in close combat, making it a surprisingly flexible and mobile unit for its size.

It’s not just a triumph of engineering in the lore of the 41st Millennium, either – this is one of the most advanced Forge World kits we’ve ever released. Every single gun (right down to the tiny storm bolter mounted on the vehicle’s rear!) can be moved and repositioned, while there are even options for which sponson weapons you can attach to the vehicle. Additionally, the Astraeus kit features a custom transparent flying stand designed to support the weight of this model while keeping it absolutely secure.

From a collector’s standpoint, if you’re looking for an army of exclusively Primaris Space Marines, the Astraeus makes for a fantastic centrepiece model, equivalent to other iconic Space Marine vehicles like the Thunderhawk.

You won’t have to wait long to pick up this massive war machine for yourself, with the Astraeus Super-heavy Tank – alongside free downloadable rules – available to buy soon."

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New gravtank from Forgeworld - thanks @Oliver Dowling over on natfka for the WD picture!

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Lady Atia