In the Forge World seminar, some new models were shown off. This is a Contemptor Pattern Relic Dreadnought.
I do quite like the these retro releases, I much prefer these dreadnoughts over the current plastic version.
Photo via Fraggle.
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In the Forge World seminar, some new models were shown off. This is a Contemptor Pattern Relic Dreadnought.
I do quite like the these retro releases, I much prefer these dreadnoughts over the current plastic version.
Photo via Fraggle.
This impressive Forge World Space Marine Dreadnought was entered into the GamesDay 2009 Golden Demon Awards.
Nice Grey Knights Dreadnought entered into the GamesDay 2006 Golden Demon awards.
Makes me realise that I ought to be painting mine. In the meantime why not have a look at the gallery of Grey Knights Dreadnoughts.
There are plenty of rumours and the odd picture that shows we should see some new releases for the Grey Knights at some point in the next few years. I suspect we will see plastic Grey Knights, but it wouldn’t surprise me to see a plastic Grey Knights Dreadnought too.
An excellent birthday present I got, was a Grey Knights Dreadnought from Forgeworld. This is a fantastically detailed model, with lots of engravings, purity seals
The only thing missing are the arms???
Originally I wasn’t sure whether to go for the Grey Knights arms, or make as Mortis version… Yes I know the fluff doesn’t support Grey Knights Mortis pattern dreadnoughts, but when have I ever been one for following fluff to the letter… oh me the heretic!
In the end I decided on a Mortis pattern, with a Psycannon and twin Lascannons.
The Mk IV from Forgeworld is a really nice model, and when you look at the Venerable Dreadnought from the main Games Workshop, you wonder why they didn’t just copy the Forgeworld model.
The GW model looks clunky and as though the venerable components were just stuck on, whereas with the Forgeworld model the detailing is part of the model.
Not sure why I used a white undercoat!
See the full workbench feature on my Grey Knights Dreadnought.
The starter boxed set for Warhammer 40K, the Assault on Black Reach is now available to pre-order on the Games Workshop online store.
For only £40 I think it represents “amazing” value for money.
An ideal first purchase for anyone new to wargaming or existing gamers who want to begin playing Warhammer 40,000, the enclosed starter booklet has easy-to-follow examples and a step-by-step introduction to the game, while the rulebook contains all of the information you’ll need to play the game proper. The two armies provided will allow you and a friend to begin playing right away – these finely detailed, plastic, citadel miniatures have been specially designed to allow you to quickly assemble an army ready for your first battle. For existing Warhammer 40,000 players, this set provides some unique scenery and a handy, pocket-sized rule book, great for taking along to tournaments and events. This boxed game contains a 112-page Rulebook, a 33-page Getting Started booklet, Dice, Templates, Range Rulers and almost 50 Citadel miniatures, including: a Space Marine Captain, 10 Tactical Space Marines, Five Space Marine Terminators, a Space Marine Dreadnought, an Ork Warboss, 20 Ork Boyz, five Ork Nobz and three Ork Deffkoptas.
Despite my earlier reservations about the Deffkopta, having now seen the side view in Apocalypse Reload I am growing to like them.
I think I will be getting a box (or even two).
Simon’s Space Marine Dreadnought usually suffers terribly in our games.
However in the last game we played which included the Dreadnought, it performed quite well, much better than usual.
What this really means is that I can’t depend on it just blowing up anymore, it could be dangerous!
See our Dreadnought gallery.
Simon’s Space Marine Dreadnought usually suffers terribly in our games.
However in the last game we played which included the Dreadnought, it performed quite well, much better than usual.
What this really means is that I can’t depend on it just blowing up anymore, it could be dangerous!
See our Dreadnought gallery.