Forge World’s bringing the event only miniatures back for 2016. Checkout the latest from the horses mouth about next months Warhammer fest and more!
Source: Forge World
So looks like we’ll be getting a new Studio table, plus some more great interviews and I am sure tons on the new INFERNO book from Horus Heresy that’s slated for later this year.
But checkout the center of the flyer… Look’s like we’ll see the silhouetted minis for sale OR as show only releases.
The first appears to be the new Iron Circle model for Iron Warriors, and the second a Legionnaire.
Which begs the question of will Forge World produce their own version of the Imperial Space Marine for 30k play? OR is that nameless legionnaire just sporting some fresh new upgrades?
Are these the new show only models or just a preview of new releases that will be on sale that weekend?
We’ll know soon enough!
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