These Dark Angel Space Marine vehicles were on display in Warhammer World.
Dark Angels Land Raider.
Dark Angels Vindicator and Rhino
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Valkyrie Flyer
Valkyrie Flyer of the Imperial Navy, on display at Warhammer World.
I do think that this was one of the best concepts ever produced by Forge World, and obviously with the release of the plastic kit version, made it much more accessible.
I like the execution of the concept, it isn’t a helicopter without rotors that you sometimes see with SF flyers, likewise it doesn’t look like a transport plane with short wings! I do have one of the plastic kits, but alas still in the box. Maybe time to get out the craft knife and the glue.
Ork Bommer
Ork Bommer on display at Warhammer World.
I do like the look of this plastic kit, however it is still on my wish list. I’ve not gone out and bought one yet. I also think that a price of £27.50 is quite reasonable… well reasonable from a Games Workshop point of view.
Ultramarines Life Size Rhino
Just outside Warhammer World in the car park is the full size Rhino that was originally used as a promotional piece for the THQ Dawn of War video game.
THQ gave the Rhino to Games Workshop who then gave it a repaint in Ultramarines colours.
Typhon Heavy Siege Tank
I see from the Forge World previews for GamesDay 2012 that they are going to be releasing a new tank based on the original Land Raider.
The Typhon Heavy Siege Tank was named after the ‘Great Beast’ of Ancient Terran myth, this immense siege tank was developed by the Mechanicum alongside the Spartan, with which it shares a basic chassis design.
The Typhon’s primary armament is the massive Dreadhammer cannon, and was created in response to a request from the Primarch Peturabo, master of the Iron Warriors. He demanded a Legiones Astartes war engine that could rival the great batteries of the Imperial Crusade Army in firepower, but manoeuvre and deploy at the speed of a Space Marine force.
Very nice looking tank.
Scimitar Pattern Space Marine Legion Jetbike
I see from the Forge World previews for GamesDay 2012 that they are going to be releasing some Space Marine jetbikes.
They do look interesting models, but I am not sure if I like them.
They seem more like space ship models than bikes.
What do you think?
Games Workshop does an App
This month Games Workshop launches its first ever app exclusively through the App Store for your iPhone and iPod touch.
Warhammer 40,000: Psychic Powers brings the psychic devastation of the 41st Millennium to your iPhone or iPod touch. With this app, you’ll be able to browse through all the psychic disciplines and powers from the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook, and keep track of psychic powers during your Warhammer 40,000 battles.
You can also photograph and name your Psykers, generate powers for each Psyker before the game, and even listen to the sounds of arcing bio-lightning and the screams of the dying as you manifest psychic powers. Of course this is not a game in its own right.
You will need a copy of the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook and the codex for your army in order to use this app.
So as an app to support playing the game, I personally thought £7.99 ($11.99) was a lot of money for a gaming aid. It’s a pity there isn’t a game within the app too that could be played when you are not playing Warhammer 40000.
Airfix Supacat Coyote and Jackal
Airfix preview video for A06302 Supacat Coyote A05301 Supacat Jackal.
You may recall from a previous blog post that I thought they would make for really nice Imperial Guard armoured vehicles. As they are 1/48th scale they would fit very well with the 25/28mm size of the Imperial Guard. Of course with some ramshackle additions they would also make for some really nice Ork vehicles too.
Ogryn
An old school Ogryn, this was before they were inducted in the Imperial Guard…
Space Dwarf, okay it’s a Squat, with a Lasgun
We came to know them as Squats, but when this model was released they were Space Dwarves!
I do like this model, no idea why I painted it “pink” or is it purple. I think I was playing around with the different Citadel Colour paints at that time.
Lots of blending, but could probably do with some “washes” to smooth out the starkness of the paintwork.