It came in a plastic bag! They are vac formed plastic.
Author: Felix
Blastscape
When I saw this product for Apocalypse on the Games Workshop website, it looked really good.
So I thought I would get a pack.
Alas the original image on the website was of some resin masters, the vac formed final product was nothing like what we saw in the previews. Though GW did revise the product image to what you actually got rather than using resin masters.
It was a pity really that they didn’t make resin versions (like the Urban Barricades and Ork Barricades). Having said all that, they were a splash release and are now no longer available to buy.
They came in a plastic bag.
Epic
A demonstration game at GamesDay 2005 showed off Epic. Lots of Marines, Imperial Guard, Eldar and Orks.
More photographs of Epic.
Black Templars Rhino
Black Templars Rhino that was entered into the GamesDay 2006 Golden Demon awards.
Work in progress, Reaver Titan
One of the highlights of the Forgeworld Designers’ stand at GamesDay 2007 for mewas the work in progress model of a 40K scale Reaver Titan. This is one big model, and though it is a work in progress, the detail in the model looks great.
Out of my price league, but one can dream.
Chaos Shrine
Chaos shrine from the display cabinets at GamesDay 2008.
Radar Station
Radar Station from one of the demonstration games at the Forge World Open Day in April 2009.
Forge World Vulture
A Forge World Vulture on display at GamesDay 2009.
Very likely the plastic-resin version, it is also using the new(ish) transfer sheet.
Ork Bommer
At GamesDay 2005 there was a Dambusters style game on, with the Imperial Guard defending and Orks attacking.
A closer look at one of the Ork Heavy Bommers based on a Hercules model kit.
Not too keen on the painting on this model, almost pink!
Ork Fighter Bommer
At GamesDay 2005 there was a Dambusters style game on, with the Imperial Guard defending and Orks attacking.
A closer look at one of the Ork fighters.
Not too keen on the painting on this model, almost pink!