Checkout what Forge World was showing off at Games Day over the weekend.
Looks like some pretty cool stuff is on the way! I can’t wait to get my hands on the new Imperial Armour Apocalypse book!
Coverage Courtesy of Apocalypse 40k!
John Owens, our Gamesday correspondent, sent us these photos.
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| Iron Hands Contemptor Dreadnought |
Plus for those of you who missed the last article, a repeat:
The Fire Raptor Space Marine Flyer from Forge World. It looks like a gunship version of the Storm Raven. Armed with a chin mounted Avenger Canon and two twinlinked side mounted Heavy Bolters, this baby is in their for close air support
John Owens, our Gamesday correspondent, filed these photos and spoke with Simon WIlliamson. Simon said he just finished work on the Fire Raptor and we should expect to see it January/February as the Forge World team usually takes about 6 months for a mold to be made and stock to be built up for release.
Thanks to John for his hard work getting all these photos and interviewing Forge World personnel!
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