Looks like more Eldar info has broken around the web(way)! BoLS has some great tidbits of the new kits and unit types, and I’m sure we’ll see more as the week progresses.
Apparently all of these kits will go on Advanced order this Saturday May 25th, and release next weekend June 1!
Hopefully the supply of models for *THIS* release will be adequate for the demand, as some Tau models are listed as arriving in 4-5 weeks still on Games Workshop’s site. -MBG
It have a very, very, long time coming, but over the weekend, the lid finally blew off the Eldar. And from the slivers that have been revealed, you better have your wallets ready…
First up, we have some tidbits out of the Horus Heresy Weekender from Gav Thorpe who said that:
“He wants to do a series about each Phoenix Lord and their experiences of the fall, similar to Primarches and the Heresy”
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