Come see what looks like Tau Xenos terrain hidden in the new White Dwarf pictures!
via El Ploplo on warhammer-forum on 9-29-2015
Take a look at these two images that have doing the rounds today:
Ok, so that’s the new Stormsurge. Now let’s take a look at what’s on the left and right behind it.
On the left are some cylindrical objects that look about marine height. On the right is what appears to be an circular platform with a hollowed out interior. Almost a Tau weapon emplacement or dugout of some type.
Question is are they kitbashed, or something we’ll be seeing for the tabletop from Games Workshop soon?
~perhaps themed Aegis lines are in our future?
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