It's unusual for Games Workshop to release a lot of large models all at once, but with Age of $igmar Dominion on the way, it seems that maybe we are seeing a clearing of the decks as we get to the end of the Broken Realms saga. This week actually holds quite a bit for Age of $igmar hobbyists, with characters and some very decent collections.
Kragnos, like the recent big bois before him, is back to bring destruction and wrath to all before him, and in Broken Realms: Kragnos you'll find out exactly how and why! The tome is available in Four Hooves of Fury Limited Edition and My What Big Horns You Have Standard Edition. Kragnos himself is here too, in a massive new miniature. There's a reason they call him "The End of Empires". He's hardly the only power character though, with the most ancient of all Slaan, Lord Kroak getting an amazing updated miniature with an updated looking Skink next to him. One can only hope this ushers in a new era of Seraphon models. Speaking of power, Slaanesh is rumbling in the depths and ushering their return are the twins Dexcessa, the Talon of Slaanesh and Synessa, the Voice of Slaanesh in a combi-kit that adds arms and wings to the pantheon of looks for She Who Thirsts. These are both amazing looking miniatures and temptation is running rampant over here... Now if you don't like beasties, then these two will be more your cup of tea - Galen and Doralia ven Denst, the father and daughter team of kick-arsery, who not only give a new look somewhat in line with the Cursed City motif, but also come with some alternative bits to make them even cooler. It should be stated here that all of these large kits come with alternative pieces to customise, which is a nice return to form for GW. In the uber-cool department is the Warsong Revenant, not only a nice update to the armour style of the Sylvaneth, but the little hatching bug on the top of the mini also hints to possible insectoid allies for them in the future. It's a rerelease, but Melusai Ironscale also pops up this week - a really nice mini packed with character which would fit in with many different armies across all the universes.
With Broken Realms here, there are some new boxed sets, all of which it has to be said are great; Ghorraghan Khai – The Butcher-herd, Luxion and Vresca – The Exquisite Pursuit, Rattachak's Doom-coven and Drycha Hamadreth - Drycha's Spitegrove are all nice army boosters.
In the world of Warhammer 40k, sneaking in this week is the Chapter Approved: Grand Tournament 2021 Mission Pack and Munitorum Field Manual 2021 MkII set adding more to the most recent edition of 40K.
In books the beautiful Ghazghkull Thraka: Prophet of the Waaagh! Limited Edition is on the way, as is the paperback version of Realm-lords, the paperback version of Gotrek & Felix: The Sixth Omnibus and issue 5 of Marvel: Warhammer 40,000 Marneus Calgar.
An expensive week for some it looks like...
With Broken Realms here, there are some new boxed sets, all of which it has to be said are great; Ghorraghan Khai – The Butcher-herd, Luxion and Vresca – The Exquisite Pursuit, Rattachak's Doom-coven and Drycha Hamadreth - Drycha's Spitegrove are all nice army boosters.
In the world of Warhammer 40k, sneaking in this week is the Chapter Approved: Grand Tournament 2021 Mission Pack and Munitorum Field Manual 2021 MkII set adding more to the most recent edition of 40K.
In books the beautiful Ghazghkull Thraka: Prophet of the Waaagh! Limited Edition is on the way, as is the paperback version of Realm-lords, the paperback version of Gotrek & Felix: The Sixth Omnibus and issue 5 of Marvel: Warhammer 40,000 Marneus Calgar.
An expensive week for some it looks like...
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