++ Delivery Fulfillment on the Week-of 06/01/24 ++
It's a great day when Games Workshop bring back something from the past and are faithful to it's original form. Think about Adeptus Titanicus and how they did an amazing job updating those old minis and brining them back in plastic. Well they're at it again and this time it's a classic mini from 2010, and a fan favourite - the Elysian Venator. The Venator was released in 2010, and purged from Forge World three years ago. It was a sad day - but today we have the return of the Venator in the form of the Palatine Enforcer Tauros Venator. Only slightly tweaked and in plastic, this is a very welcome addition to the universe. One can oly hope that we'll see one for Warhammer 40K or maybe a conversion kit to give us the lascannon turret. Also this week we see the new Necromunda: Apocrypha (Hardback). It's interesting to see the "hardback" added as it may denote we see a softcover in the future. This Apocrypha is different in format to the other Apocrypha, which mainly concentrated on fluff and art, where this one has some older rules and campaign material we could use in our games. In a way it would be great to have a proper Apocrypha with some of the material from Confrontation - the precursor to Necromunda - as well, being that Confrontation had a wider scope that was more fleshed out in terms of gangs and fluff.
Speaking of magical things that appear from the past, may we present to you the delayed release of the Thousand Sons Librarian Consul. As per usual with Thousand Sons models, he's a great looking mini, lacking the bare head option of other releases - which may be appropriate as his could have, by this era, turned to dust!
He's not the only red wonder this week, with the delayed release of the Brimstein Firegrass Tufts. A radical colour choice, so one wanders what these are being envisioned for...
Speaking of magical things that appear from the past, may we present to you the delayed release of the Thousand Sons Librarian Consul. As per usual with Thousand Sons models, he's a great looking mini, lacking the bare head option of other releases - which may be appropriate as his could have, by this era, turned to dust!
He's not the only red wonder this week, with the delayed release of the Brimstein Firegrass Tufts. A radical colour choice, so one wanders what these are being envisioned for...
For the third week in a row Australia and New Zealand are still missing the King of the Dead and Heralds (Clear Plastic), Warriors of the Dead (Clear Plastic), and the Horus Heresy MKVI Assault Squad.
Santa has truly forsaken us!
Santa has truly forsaken us!
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