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Rogue Trader Era

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday…So I was digging though some old 40k Rogue Trader era White Dwarfs the other day and happened upon this in issue #110. At first I […]

Read More | March 16th, 2014

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… Checkout this vintage cover from White Dwarf  #134 featuring two of my favorite board games of the late 1980’s!  I actually bought this issue for […]

Read More | March 9th, 2014

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday…Checkout these awesomely old Plastic Dreadnought / robots from the 80’s Space Crusade game that have been retrofitted with current plastic weaponry. I think they belong […]

Read More | February 16th, 2014

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… This is the rogue trader era “Imperial Assassin” of which there were several pretty neat looking models for their time. Today we have […]

Read More | March 20th, 2019

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday…Here’s a niffy ad for the “new” 40k Rogue Trader rulebook and the first two plastic kits (the RTB era) for the low low price of […]

Read More | January 4th, 2014

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… So what do you think, did Forge World rehash this old pewter dreadnought for the Contemptor? Me likey either way. And it only cost 3.50 […]

Read More | December 29th, 2013

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… All for a low low price of 2.50 pounds sterling.  I love how Forge World remade the “Communications Officer” into Horus Heresy. What’s your favorite? […]

Read More | December 28th, 2013

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… You always hear the question: “How did you get into the hobby?”, and for me it was getting bored with assembling fighter jet models. I […]

Read More | December 22nd, 2013

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… You always hear the question: “How did you get into the hobby?”, and for me it was getting bored with assembling fighter jet models. I […]

Read More | December 1st, 2013

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have or have seen from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… You always hear the question: “How did you get into the hobby?”, and for me it was getting bored with assembling fighter jet models. I […]

Read More | November 24th, 2013

Welcome to 40k Flashback, where I dig deep for something cool that I have from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday… You always hear the question: “How did you get into the hobby?”, and for me it was getting bored with assembling fighter jet models. I could never afford […]

Read More | November 2nd, 2013

Welcome to Flashback Fridays, where I dig deep for something cool that I have from back in the day. Which according to the comic Dane Cook was a Wednesday, lol. You always hear the question: “How did you get into the hobby?”, and for me it was getting bored with assembling fighter jet models. I could never […]

Read More | January 6th, 2012