Well it certainly looks like it's supposed to be a Gallowdark proxy, but according to this image, it appears that the measurements are significantly smaller compared to the recorded measurements of the official plastic:
I like that brass. Thats a nice brass.
Perturabo did nothing wrong.
Castellax Bronze with Agrax Earthshade. Hashut Copper is pretty good too
Genuinely we need to just ignore these people. Let the 41% attrition rate thin their numbers out.
Im also looking forward to the ork refresh even if I dont personally play them. Orks are one of those armies that everyone loves just because they are iconic to 40k(and warhammer as a whole). I do wonder if their refresh will be more focused on updating their regular GW line or if it will also include plastic versions of forge world models. Plasticizing forge world models in itself though is a route I want to see main gw go down since every army has at least a vehicle or two that looks great(necron tomb stalker,khorne daemon engines, imperial guard vehicles, etc), and als othey wouldnt need to come up with a fresh new design either, only thing i can think of being an issue is SDS(old forge world) wants to use those designs.
Yeah, the way it touched on a lot of the Alpha Legion memes was pretty nice. My favorite was
Slaughterer seems to have inspired the Venomcrawler. We might see the Decimator come back one day but I'd prefer a corrupted leviathan. We've had forgeworld tanks come to plastic very recently with the solar auxilia and they were immediately banished to HH, which seems to be a repeating trend and is cause for concern with the Custodes release. I have hopes for the Macharius surviving since krieg is now a favored child in 40k.
The rumors have been so overloaded with traditional 4th/5th edition Ork units that there's not much space for anything else. Not everything can be true of course, or is going to be released all at once.
I really can't imagine any of the Forge World Ork models being revived in plastic. While Orks are iconic, their FW offerings were obscure and unremarkable aside from the Gargantuan Squiggoth, which is technically still being sold by GW. And that exception has mainly to do with its presence in Dawn of War over two decades ago, when Orks lacked a super unit in their regular plastic range. Since then, Orks have gotten the Battlewagon, Stompa, Gorkanaut, and Kill Rig. Many of these are also replacements of Forge World models in the same archetype:
The guard is an interesting case because the malcador etc are plastic models, just in the solar auxilia Horus Heresy game. GW does still draw from old forge world ideas though, the eldar corsairs being the most recent example, and some aspects of the DKOK in january last year. Basically though i dont think any of the forge world designs goinbg to plastic are off the table, however its most likely gw is focused on getting the main range straightened out and the forge world ideas are for future expansions.If I had to bet money though, if any forge world unit would go to plastic it would be the squiggoth or the kill bursta tank.
You mean you dont want this utter trainwreck to make a glorious returvn in plasteel?
No, that was already in Realms of Chaos. The bodies are just not real bodies as much as they are a center of power; they can just dissipate it at will.
Realms of Chaos the Lost and the Damned
But still, I think making an "avatar of God" a thing reduces something incomprehensible to something comprehensible which is a disservice to the whole idea of a "God". Like if I see a passage in GW's next book about the space caesar breaking into realm of chaos and "kicking khorne's ass" or something I'll fucking cringe and never read anything after M41.999 ever again
Say what you will about Night Lords but they’d absolutely disagree with ICE rounding up all those criminals solely because they’re just deported and not sent to the skin pits.
Or the Iron Warriors seeing it as a waste of cannon fodder
He's a bit late reporting on this, they've been doing this off and on for over a decade
