Will we see plastic full scale titan models in the near future? Well some folks at Warhammer Fest seem to thing that’s the case, come see!
Source: Battle Bunnies
The Bunnies always spend a lot of time with Forge World and Black Library at these events, often neglecting to talk to the GW and Citadel staff. The reason why is, they never answer any of our questions and are not allowed to share information regarding future releases.The tides may be changing now. Apparently some person who spoke to the plastic designers has revealed that there might be a plastic Warhound Titan in the future (we already know they are capable given the Aquila Strongpoint). -Editor’s Note that kit is not the same “multi-part plastic” as a normal kit – it’s the Chinese hard plastics that are of a lesser quality.
So if this is truly the case, then we are extremely fortunate and it would just also add further stock to a plastic Thunderhawk too. Given that the Sokar is finally out and the Thunderhawk is the FW model that seems to make it onto the pages of WD almost every other week; I once again say it is just a matter of time before we see a Plastic Lucius and Plastic Thunderhawk.Forge World:Other Titan designs are getting talked about again.Another mid class Titan (between Reaver and Warhound) will be considered next.Nemesis possibly will be the biggest Titan they do (will be Warlord based but with bigger guns / mounts).
The superbly talented Darren Parwood is working on something else big now. I believe this may be a light Battle Titan. We may not see it for a while though.
Wow that’s a whopper of a tale there. Keep your salt shakers close but cross your fingres for good measure. Titans seem to be a fan favorite at Forge World so it’s only crazy until it doesn’t sell right?
What titan would YOU like to see made, and would you buy a plastic titan?
Keep it locked here for more all day, and checkout all the pictures from the event below:
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