Checkout the new pics of the Deathwatch specific sprue that’s coming our for Games Workshop’s newest 40k releases this Saturday!
You heard it here first, FIVE new 40k Deathwatch Products are on the way for this week, now checkout the latest pictures from around the internets!
Source Phenix Hobby
Lots of muli-part goodness is coming our way with this sprue for sure. Plus checkout those successor chapter pads as well!
The Story So Far:
Source: Faeit
WARHAMMER 40000: DEATH MASQUE
CODEX: DEATHWATCH (WATCH-FORTRESS ED.) Book
CODEX: DEATHWATCH
Checkout that sweet Artemis miniature, modeled after the old 54mm Inquisitor version from yesteryear:
Source: Scanner
WARHAMMER 40000: DEATHWATCH DICE Hobby Product $20
WARHAMMER 40000: DEATH MASQUE (ENGLISH) Core Game $150
CODEX: DEATHWATCH (HARDBACK) (ENGLISH) Book (HB) $50
CODEX: DEATHWATCH (WATCH-FORTRESS ED.) Book (HB) $205
DATACARDS: DEATHWATCH (ENG) Cards $13.5
SPACE MARINE BATTLES: CALGAR’S SIEGE Novel $27
The new Deathwatch Starter set is on the way, and it looks like this will be a true limited time offering by Games Workshop. They were quoted as telling account today that it is a limited time offering, and the only way to get the single Deathwatch box set components “early”.
Multiple industry sources have reported to Spikey Bits the following:
Death Masque – Core Game USD – $150 / CAD $180
The first place to get the all new Deathwatch Veterans frame (NEW)!
An Awesome cost savings for customers (over $400US / $500CA of product if purchased separately).
Books
208 soft back Mini 40K rulebook
40 pages softback Death Masque booklet, which contains background, missions, datasheets and full rules for the contents, including an exclusive Formation for each forceFull list of miniatures:
Deathwatch force
(5) New Deathwatch Veterans [New model]
Deathwatch Captain Artemis [New model]
Eldrad Ulthran [New model]
(1) New Deathwatch upgrade frame (allows customers to upgrade standard Space Marines to Deathwatch Space Marines) [New model]
(5) Space Marine Vanguard Veterans
(1) Space Marine Venerable Dreadnought
Harlequin Force
(12) Harlequin players
(1) Harlequin Death Jester
(2) Harlequin Skyweavers
(1) Harlequin Voidweaver
Wow so at full retail let’s break that down:
1 Watch Captain Artemis $33?
5 Deathwatch Veterans (Sternguard Vets? $50)
5 Vanguard Veterans $40
1 Deathwatch Upgrade Sprue $15?
Venerable Dreadnought $46
1 Eldrad Ultran $40? (Two Sprue Clampack format?)
12 Harlequin Players $40
1 Death Jester $26
1 Voidweaver $41
2 Skyweavers $40
1 Harlequin transfer sheet.
Rulebook $40?
That’s nearly a $400 retail value at known pricing structures!
Here’s What We Know About The New Deathwatch:
Via Games Workshop (Facebook) 7-31-2016
GW dropped a video sunday showcasing what looks to a new Codex for Warhammer 40k that will be go on order next week:
Eldar making an appearance as well?
Deathwatch Drop Pod?
It this the return of the Movie Marines? Will Ordo Xenos be on the way soon? Why do these rumors seem to conflict now?
Looks like we may have a little while longer to wait, just remember your salt on all of these folks!
New Deathwatch Rumor Roundup
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