Checkout next weeks lineup of exciting multi-part kits and more new releases from Games Workshop and what may be the most exciting teaser yet..
You head it here first folks, more Age of Sigmar, but then something a little Daemonic may be on the horizon…
Source: Scanner
Crypt Ghouls (Rebox): $40
Crypt Flyers (Rebox) $47
Terrorgeist (Rebox) $58
Flesh Eater Court (Death Battletome) $35
Echoes of the Long War (Beast Rises Novel) $17.50
King Vlagorescu’s Ghoulish Host $190
Checkout the rest of the pics of the new releases below in our roundup:
GW New Release Roundup
And for next week:
Hmm that sounds like Daemon speak to me…. Hey Aren’t the Daemons running lose in the Fenris system? Sounds like a job for:
Something TITANic?
Or you know, maybe it’s just more Age of Sigmar in the form of the new Warhammer Quest silver towers board game– who knows?
-I want to believe!
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