GW’s latest rumor engine preview clearly includes some human tech, but what faction will it be for, and is it small or human-tool-sized?
GW New Warhammer Rumor Engine: Imperium’s Tiny Tig Welder
Whatever the case, we can’t wait to see what Games Workshop has in store when it’s finally revealed. Let’s check out what it could be and try to guess until then! Here’s the latest Rumor Engine from Games Workshop. As usual, there are some interesting possibilities for what it could be!
Looking at this bit, it’s pretty clear what it is, which gives us many options in 40k! This can be a new Servitor, Ad Mech, Tech Marines, Guard, and even a curveball like Chaos Ad Mech if GW gets spicy with it, just to name a few!
The possibilities are endless, as tons and tons of factions have uses for a tiny plasma cutter or welder. I, however, will hold the Chaos line strong and pray that those two tiny spikes mean something, for Chaos is coming. Still, though… who knows? Curve balls happen, and specialist games usually get some super unique models. We will have to wait and see!
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Here’s the most up-to-date list of new Games Workshop bits from preview models that we should watch out for. Click on the gallery above to see dozens of Rumor Engines with new models still left to be revealed!
Solve All the Latest GW Rumor Engines Here
Could this new GW Rumor Engine be a new tech-based miniature, or is it something else?
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