Tiny titan and flyer fans unite! This is the week for you! New Titaniucs and Aeronautica Imperialis are on the way to pre-orders next week!
Warhammer Community just dropped the word that new tiny titans and flyers are on the way! Here’s the latest!
Questoris Knights
In Adeptus Titanicus, Questoris Knights are loved and feared for their speed, versatility and superb short-ranged firepower. The latter is about to get even better thanks to a new upgrade set.
Looks it’s a Knight two-fer as Games Workshop is releasing the previously previewed knight upgrade sprue, as well as a new Questoris Knight box that contains the sprue inside as well as 3 Questoris Knights.
The Questoris Knights Upgrades is a new sprue that lets you equip your Questoris Knights with Stormspear Rocket Pods. It also features extra meltaguns for close-quarters battles, thunderstrike gauntlets that are perfect for building melee-equipped Knights, and additional heads for customising your banners.* One even includes a teeny-tiny crown – ideal for representing your Seneschal if you’re playing with Doom of Molech’s Knight Household rules.
For players searching for a way to upgrade their knights with meltas and more, this sprue looks perfect for the task!
Also available to pre-order next week are two transfer sheets, each festooned with beautiful detail and emblems that make fancying up your Titans super-simple.
Every titan set comes with decals and now Knight Seneschals can get two more houses worth to customize their engines with!
If you having trouble with decals be sure to check out our tutorial on how to apply them super easy with Micro Sol and Micro Set!
Aeronautica Imperialis
The cunnin’ spawn of a Marauder Bomber and a Stompa, Eavy Bommers are massive flying fortresses armed with a brutal amount of dakka. May the Emperor help any who find themselves in either of its side fire arcs…
With plenty of options for customisation, this kit allows you to build two Eavy Bommers, with a vast variety of potential designs. We’ll be giving you some top tips on using the ‘Eavy Bommers next week, so stay tuned…
GW accidentally let the grot out of the bag on this release way back in august when they posted these on their webstore instead of the regular Ork fighta-bommas. Regardless Ork players will be looking to grab these to have a dedicated firebase of ordnance on deck.
Which release is for you?
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About Rob Baer: Founder, Publisher, & Managing Editor of Spikey Bits, the leading tabletop gaming news website focused on the hobby side of wargaming and miniatures. Rob has won many Warhammer 40k Tournaments over the years, including the Adepticon Team Tournament and American Team Tournaments, and is on a first-name basis with almost every major company in the space.
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