Right after the Primaris Space Marines Hammerfall Drop Turret faction terrain was spotted, now we have some 40k rules for the bunker as well!
We first saw the Hammerfall Drop Turret (now officially called the Hammerfall Bunker) emerge out of nowhere. The picture came from a page in a book and we only had the aesthetics of the model to go off of. Here’s everything we first saw as well as an expansion into the rules and wargear!
Earlier Hammerfall Bunker Faction Terrain Details
Spotted on Reddit we’ve got a first look at a brand new fortification coming to the Adeptus Astartes. This thing looks exactly like Starcraft’s Terran Bunker was spliced with the missile turret.
This looks to be a page out of some kind of book. Potentially a Space Marine codex for 9th Edition. You can see all of the newly previewed Primaris units surrounding it. There’s no word on datasheets for this thing. However, it looks like it’s got some long-barreled heavy flamer/incinerators on the sides with a giant Whilwind-style missile rack on the top.
Iron Warriors and Imperial Fists players are licking their lips right now hoping they see these in-game.
We saw this rumor engine, which has since been debunked as the Hammerfall Drop Turret. Funny enough, we compared this rumor engine to another Starcraft unit, the Terrain Siege Tank.
Hammerfall Bunker Rules & Wargear
This gorgeous chunk of weaponised death is a Hammerfall Bunker. There’s a strong clue in the name as to its purpose… yep, when the Adeptus Astartes need a fortified emplacement in a hurry, these are dropped in from orbit to provide a beachhead or secure a landing zone.Â
According to Warhammer Community, the Hammerfall Bunker is coming with two different loadouts to pick from. You’ve got flamers or Heavy Bolters to roll with on the side of the model. Seeing that this thing looks pretty stationary once you place it, you’ll probably get more longevity out of the Heavy Bolters.
So what about the missile rack on the top?
The huge weapon emplacement on the top of the model is coming with two profiles to choose from. They both have 72″ Range, but one is designed for making screens have the worst day of their life while the other is geared toward punching through armor.
Seeing that this thing can be brought in from the skies, it’ll be extremely useful for slow-moving armies to grab an objective. You can drop this thing down on a point and hold it long enough for your Aggressors to secure the line, for example.
There have not been any points or a basic data profile revealed on this thing yet. However, based on what we’ve seen this thing is looking sick.
What are your thoughts on the Space Marine faction terrain? Will you be choosing flamers or Heavy Bolters for the secondary weapon?
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