Even more new MKVI Forge World Horus Heresy upgrades, this time for the Raven Guard, have been revealed by Games Workshop.
These will be cast in resin from Forge World, so if you were hoping for all-new plastics for your models, it looks like we won’t be getting everything in plastic for Horus Heresy after all…
Last time they came out and said the upgrades would be MTO; however, they just said pre-order on these. So who knows, maybe you could actually score these before the 180 days.
Even More MKVI Forge World Horus Heresy Upgrades Revealed!
These updates were from this Warhammer Community post.
Three styles of helmet reinforce their corvid credentials with subtle accentuations and extra sensors, while the bare head sports a slicked-back ‘do, and there’s a special helmet with a transverse crest made of – what else – raven feathers. The decadence!
The beaky heads are just always cool, so it’s nice for Raven Guard to get specific upgrades!
When you’ve got a name like Corvus Corax, there’s no way you’re not putting a bird on everything you can get your hands on. The Legion’s shoulder pad upgrade pack features a sculpted Raven emblem, delivering you from the extra steps of freehand or transfers.
Put a bird on it! Maybe the Raven Guard are just from Portland? Who would have guessed it? Either way, the shoulders are pretty cool and will make your models stand out.
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