Images from December’s White Dwarf are already making the rounds, and they have revealed a new Sly Marbo figure in plastic!
Update Sunday Nov 26th: It appears that Marbo may not be plastic after all:
Sly marbo is resin for note. He will have limited release in stores before Christmas, and will then go on general sale in stores and online in the new year.
Image courtesy of Garro from Warhammer 40k Open Day
This page from the newest White Dwarf was just spotted making the rounds giving us a showcase look at what appears to be a new Sly Marbo figure. Plus we know all of the ETB kits loojk to be dropping on the same day now as well.
$25 Release Dec 23rd
Checkout these extreme closeups of the man himself, and his little base of horrors:
Feed me Seymour!
At $25 it may be safe to say that this will be December splash release along side the new Blood Angels and Dark Angels codex books.
What do you think about this version of Sly? What other figures would you like to see Games Workshop reboot in plastic next?
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