These may be two of the coolest looking releases from Forge World in a long time.
We just got two fresh new looks at
Space Marine Xiphon Interceptor
I’d imagine well see the Xiphon in the new Horus Heresy Vol 5 TEMPEST book that should be releasing somethime this spring.
If we’re lucky we may also see some 40k Experimental rules for this flyer as well!
Next up is one of the OG bad guys from the Horus Heresy novel series.
Samus, Chaos Daemon Prince
“Samus. That’s the only name you’ll hear. Samus. It means the end and the death. Samus. I am Samus. Samus is all around you. Samus is the man beside you. Samus will gnaw on your bones. Look out! Samus is here.”
The only question left is if the Xiphon will be available legion wide OR just for the Ultramarines.
Will they be at Adepticon for sale, or will we see them up for sale this friday or next?
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