40k Flashback

With the new Imperial Guard codex and rework, it’s time to look back at this massive remote-controlled (RC) Baneblade that weighed 500 pounds!

Here is the truth behind how the Games Workshop paywalls have been changing over the past few years, for better and worse.

The Heroes of the Adeptus Astartes and Villians of the Imperium were released back in 2000; here’s how they would look now!

Back in the day Games Workshop used to make and feature conversions in White Dwarf from all sorts of wild things, even a Star Wars AT-ST!

Back in the day, we didn’t have 3d printing to make new 40k models and conversions, but we did have the Deodorant Stick Grav Attack!

There have been a few iterations of Emperor’s Champion models throughout the years, here is how it has changed!

Before 3d printing and plastic injection sprues, GW used to make 40k conversions from all sorts of wild things- their “first” tank was actually a G.I. Joe toy.

The new GW coin promotion is something fun, but the old Skulz Program let you redeem for the miniatures that you wanted- check it out!

The 40k Thunderhawk Gunship has been a staple through the years with at least 4 models made from various materials- check it out!

You’ve probably seen pictures of these making the rounds lately, either way, everyone seems to either love or hate these old 40k Terminators!