++ Delivery Fulfillment on the Week-of 09/11/24 ++
This weekend sees Games Workshop try something they have never (in our memory) tried before - MDF terrain! The original Games Workshop terrain was cardboard, and that thankfully gave way to plastic. Now, in an effort to keep the price down, the brand new Kill Team: Starter Set (Yes a new edition! What would life be without a new edition?), replaces the expensive terrain with flat-packed MDF. Many of us have used MDF before - but having it as an official release - time will tell if that's popular or not! The Kill Team: Starter Set itself is interesting as it includes two Space Marine Heroes sets, the Nurgle one being especially sort after and having some brilliant minis. Following on from the re-packaged Kill Teams from a few weeks ago, we have a few more, this time it's the rarely seen Kasrkin, Chaos Legionaries, Inquisitorial Agents, Phobos Strike Team and the Tau Pathfinders. Phobos armour really isn't aging well, and we're wondering if it might get a bit of a spit and polish in the not-too-distant future. There's also a collection of Datacards for these Kill Teams with the Kasrkin, Chaos Legionaries, Inquisitorial Agents, Phobos Strike Team, Tau Pathfinders and Chaos Cult Datacards all on pre-order this weekend. Be aware these are only available for a limited time!
One of the best Warhammer 40K miniatures in some time in on offer for the first time this weekend - the Chaos Space Marines Chaos Lord. Packed with optional weapons and a few heads, this mini is not only dynamic, but incredibly versatile. His pose is iconic, and I already have multiples in my collection which I MUST paint... one day! His lesser cousin, the Chaos Lord with Jump Pack is also on pre-order this weekend, similarly packed with accessories, but just in a weird pose! Gosh, from the glorious to the passable to the absolutely horrid - possibly the most maligned mini of the year is the update to Inquisitor Coteaz. A horrible rendering of what was an awesome mini, this pancake-faced, blob of nothing is on pre-order this weekend and if it's not the worst selling single mini GW releases this year, all of us will be very surprised!
In books this week, the Black Templars get a run with the new Broken Crusade book, which comes in Special Edition and Hardback. Bound to be popular, line up for this one!
It's also a White Dwarf week, with issue 505 available from next Friday.
One of the best Warhammer 40K miniatures in some time in on offer for the first time this weekend - the Chaos Space Marines Chaos Lord. Packed with optional weapons and a few heads, this mini is not only dynamic, but incredibly versatile. His pose is iconic, and I already have multiples in my collection which I MUST paint... one day! His lesser cousin, the Chaos Lord with Jump Pack is also on pre-order this weekend, similarly packed with accessories, but just in a weird pose! Gosh, from the glorious to the passable to the absolutely horrid - possibly the most maligned mini of the year is the update to Inquisitor Coteaz. A horrible rendering of what was an awesome mini, this pancake-faced, blob of nothing is on pre-order this weekend and if it's not the worst selling single mini GW releases this year, all of us will be very surprised!
In books this week, the Black Templars get a run with the new Broken Crusade book, which comes in Special Edition and Hardback. Bound to be popular, line up for this one!
It's also a White Dwarf week, with issue 505 available from next Friday.
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