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Horus Heresy, you glorious beast! It's the gift that keeps on giving, and this week there's a bevy of Horus Heresy pre-orders - but not for everyone! Unfortunately for Australia and New Zealand, three of the main pieces are delayed (see below), but as far as all the things we can pre-order this weekend, let's go for a tour!
First up there's three Combat Forces for Horus Heresy, leading gthe charge is The Legiones Astartes: Combat Force, which includes a Leviathan Dreadnought (with Ranged Weapons), a Deimos pattern Rhino, 10 MkVI Tactical Squad Legionaries and 10 MkVI Heavy Support Squad Legionaries (which can be made with either the missile launcher or the heavy bolter). Great set to start with, especially with a transport. The Solar Auxilia: Combat Force comes with a Leman Russ Strike Tank, 2 Hermes Light Sentinels/ Veletaris Sentinels, 5 Tactical Command Section/ Legatine Command Section/ Line Command Section members, and 20 Lasrifle Section Auxiliaries. Pretty solid, and buying multiples of this box will not only give you savings on the RRP, but also a quick army all in one swoop. The Mechanicum: Combat Force is a Thanatar Cavas Siege-automata, 2 Castellax Battle-automata, and 6 of the amazing Thallax. This is brutal hitting power, and those Thallax are fantastic minis! All these boxes are a perfect addition to whatever force you're into.
We've seen some reall ynice new minis come out for Middle-earth in recent times, and the new The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim expansion gives us even more. The book gives us new missions based on the movie The War of the Rohirrim plus more, expanding the universe, quite literally. In terms of miniature we have the new Helm Hammerhand, King of Rohan, Théodred, Prince of Rohan, Fréaláf Hildeson, Olwyn & Lief, Heroes of Rohan. All these are beautifully painted and show just how great these miniatures really are. There's also some new Rohirrim Dice Set and Hill Tribesmen Dice Set.
In books this week we have Night Lords-themed The Remnant Blade in Hardback, the Eldar pirate-themed Voidscarred in Hardback and also a very garish Special Edition. There's also two paperbacks, the Tau-themed Elemental Council and the Warhammer 40K Darkness Eternal omnibus which includes One Million Years by Nate Crowley, Altar of Maws by Peter Fehervari, The Light of the Emperor by Darius Hinks, The Devouring Void by Danie Ware, Own Worst Enemy by Denny Flowers, Arcady Pride by Justin D Hill, Nightsider Imperialis by Victoria Hayward, A Forbidden Meal by Carrie Harris, Eradicant by R S Wilt, The Convocation by Tammy Nicholls, Stealing Orpheon by Richard Ford, Lessons of Rorphax by Callum Davis and Devilhunter by Nicholas Wolf.
First up there's three Combat Forces for Horus Heresy, leading gthe charge is The Legiones Astartes: Combat Force, which includes a Leviathan Dreadnought (with Ranged Weapons), a Deimos pattern Rhino, 10 MkVI Tactical Squad Legionaries and 10 MkVI Heavy Support Squad Legionaries (which can be made with either the missile launcher or the heavy bolter). Great set to start with, especially with a transport. The Solar Auxilia: Combat Force comes with a Leman Russ Strike Tank, 2 Hermes Light Sentinels/ Veletaris Sentinels, 5 Tactical Command Section/ Legatine Command Section/ Line Command Section members, and 20 Lasrifle Section Auxiliaries. Pretty solid, and buying multiples of this box will not only give you savings on the RRP, but also a quick army all in one swoop. The Mechanicum: Combat Force is a Thanatar Cavas Siege-automata, 2 Castellax Battle-automata, and 6 of the amazing Thallax. This is brutal hitting power, and those Thallax are fantastic minis! All these boxes are a perfect addition to whatever force you're into.
We've seen some reall ynice new minis come out for Middle-earth in recent times, and the new The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim expansion gives us even more. The book gives us new missions based on the movie The War of the Rohirrim plus more, expanding the universe, quite literally. In terms of miniature we have the new Helm Hammerhand, King of Rohan, Théodred, Prince of Rohan, Fréaláf Hildeson, Olwyn & Lief, Heroes of Rohan. All these are beautifully painted and show just how great these miniatures really are. There's also some new Rohirrim Dice Set and Hill Tribesmen Dice Set.
In books this week we have Night Lords-themed The Remnant Blade in Hardback, the Eldar pirate-themed Voidscarred in Hardback and also a very garish Special Edition. There's also two paperbacks, the Tau-themed Elemental Council and the Warhammer 40K Darkness Eternal omnibus which includes One Million Years by Nate Crowley, Altar of Maws by Peter Fehervari, The Light of the Emperor by Darius Hinks, The Devouring Void by Danie Ware, Own Worst Enemy by Denny Flowers, Arcady Pride by Justin D Hill, Nightsider Imperialis by Victoria Hayward, A Forbidden Meal by Carrie Harris, Eradicant by R S Wilt, The Convocation by Tammy Nicholls, Stealing Orpheon by Richard Ford, Lessons of Rorphax by Callum Davis and Devilhunter by Nicholas Wolf.
As stated above, theres' three key Horus Heresy pre-orders that some of us miss out on this week, the titanic Fellblade Super-heavy Battle Tank, the glorious Astartes MkII Assault Squad with their new assault weapons and jump packs, and Journal Tactica: The Forges of Saturn - which considering the reviews of the first Journal Tactica, might not be worth it anyway. Journal Tactica: The Forges of Saturn goes into depth on the origins of the Saturnine-pattern suits, including their use in the Great Crusade and how Vulkan brought them back to life. There's also rules for new units; Centurions and Command Squads in Saturnine armour, Word Bearers in daemon-infused Terminator unit, and new Prosperine arcana for the Thousand Sons.
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