Forge World has updated its webstore once again with a new Horus Heresy Space Marine Tank called the Arquitor. Take a look at the latest!
Following the weekly clock, Forge World updated their site and put up two new items for Horus Heresy that we can pre-order. Check out what’s new so you can see if you want to reserve something for yourself.
These items are up for pre-order now and will ship on February 28, 2020
Horus Heresy Book Eight: Malevolence (Softback) $70
Interestingly enough, this book which has only been out for about a year is already hitting the market again in softback form. If you’re looking for Daemons of the Ruinstorm, Blood Angels, or White Scars this is the book you’re looking for.
The Horus Heresy Book Eight – Malevolence is a 312-page, full-colour, softback expansion book for the Horus Heresy game and requires a copy of The Horus Heresy: Age of Darkness Rulebook to use.
Legion Arquitor Bombard W/ Graviton Cannon $148
The new Arquitor tank chassis Forge World has been showing multiple variants of is also ready for the bombard loadout. From these pics it appears larger than the Sabre light tank
Forge World Aquitor Bombard with Spicula
Looking at a chassis that’s probably on-par with the Sicaran, a price tag of $148 is also slightly higher than the older model as well.
This highly detailed 56-part resin kit makes one Legion Arquitor Pattern Bombard with Graviton-Charge Cannon.
Rules for fielding the Legion Arquitor Pattern Bombard are available as a free PDF download.
With all of this covered and coming to the game shortly, what will you be grabbing? How many Arquitors will you be running in your games?
Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group, and make sure you enter the latest monthly giveaway for FREE today!
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