Come see what may be the pinnacle of Tau personal suit technology the XV95 Ghostkeel! The second new suit for the Tau has been spotted, checkout the latest pics from the new White Dwarf!
This post is all about the kit itself, so take a good look!
via barcode 10-5-2015
via Craig A (twitter) 9-15-2015
Tau XV95 Ghostkeel $75
Kit makes 1 XV95 and 2 Stealth Drones
Larger than a Broadside suit
Drones protect the XV95 from incoming fire
This thing is pretty sick looking. You can tell from this thing that unlike most suits to date it is super posable. Say what you will about the company’s direction, Games Workshop seems to always be on the cutting edge when it comes to models!
We have the rules now, and soon we’ll have the model to checkout up all close and personal.
XV95 Ghostkeel Roundup
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