Well with HUGE models like that, I don’t see how folks wont be drawn to this faction over Chaos and the silly Stormcasts!
Here’s what we heard last week is on the way for the Duardin, and there is NO mention of these great beasts release wise. Regardless I imagine they will be on the way soon!
The huge salamander looking monster are 100% new models and are featured heavily in the next WD. They’re not simple cavalry, they’re large monsters in the same category as a Carnosaur.
PS- Thought I constantly called them salamanders, I have actually no idea what the big monsters will be called. If it’s in the WD I’ve yet to read it.
New Releases:
Fyreslayers Hearthguard (5 miniatures) – 33€ 25£ 40$
Slayers with shorter beards with what looks like shooting weapons, greataxes or some sort of flail halberd.
Fyreslayer Vulkite Berserkers (10 miniatures) – 45€ 35£ 60$
Slayers with dual axes, or a bladed shield coupled with an axe or pickaxe.
Fyreslayer Auric Runemaster (1 model) 23€ 18£ 30$
This is not the one we saw on the sprue, that one carries some sort of brazero staff and he… he… he has no mustache! Duardin Sprues (Dec 2015)
Tons more pictures are out there, checkout our roundup below for the latest!
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