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Istvaan III Betrayal – Horus Heresy Studio Table Gallery

By Rob Baer | January 5th, 2014 | Categories: Army Showcase, Chaos Space Marines, Forge World, GW Studio Tables, Horus Heresy, Space Marines
I just found this very detailed gallery of the Forge World Istvaan III Betrayal table over on Recalcitrant Daze’s site.
I believe it was form the Horus Heresy weekender there over the summer, although I think it had been unveiled previously
Regardless, this is a great look at a fantastic table.
Also if you have read Horus Heresy: Betrayal, you’ll notice a lot of the pictures in it come from Photoshop-ed pictures of this table. Very neat!
If you are hankering for a taste of some 30k action checkout our very own Horus Heresy Weekender coming up in January ’14!

In amongst all those World Eaters is one guy playing with his smart phone:

The horror that Twitter may still be around in the 31st millenium is possibly the true Grim Dark.
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