Come see the new pricing for the Tau Supremacy Titan, and Imperial Armor rumors for Tau, Eldar, and MECHANICUS!
Via Scanner 9-6-2015
Imperial Armour volume 12:
– They want to release a second edition of “Doom of Mymeara” soon – with an updated Eldar Corsairs listThe new Tau Titan should be up for pre-order soon, ~ 300 euros.
IA volume 14 should be Ad Mec vs Tau, but nothing set in stone yet. 🙂
Some of yesterday’s pics on the new Tau KX-139 Titan:
via 4chan/tg and B&C 9-6-2015
The boxes for the big suit:
It looks like more weapon options are coming! that looks like a “quinto cannon” of some type to me. Infantry beware!
Here are the original pictures of the kit from a month back:
This new Titan is HUGE, and I can see an “all in” price of 300£ being about right. That’s what they price point their Warhound Titans at (225£), and the new XV139 seems to be about the same size.
I wonder if they are planning something similar release wise for an Eldar IA 12 redux? -MBG
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