JeffJedi

Surely shoulder mounted, maybe from the vehicle hatch sprue. Or Sponsons.

Looks cool. I wasn't able to add power weapons to Vet Assault Squads though.

Guys they are coming with 10 Lance's. That takes the place of combat shields from other sets., they are not coming with an assault sprue. You can see that the lances shown are different. Also I'm hoping the Jump Packs might be different, maybe they dont have the 3rd thruster of the mk6.

Bring on Razorbacks and I can use my whole Firstborn collection in HH.

I've been seeing missions in the back of White Dwarf, are they any good? Are they worth tracking down?

Come to think of it they could use the printed MDF for board sections.

I wonder if they will one day make a 5th edition. Terminators have grown again in size and the 40mm bases are already so large. I am not a fan of the base strip that was used in 3rd and 4th. Maybe they could go with basic marines instead. Also I wonder if they would try plastic for the board sections.

Very nice!

Oh I agree with you on how things are chopped up. I'd have 40k Mechanicus and 30k Mechanicum combined if it was up to me. Its crazy that each unit is spread between 6-7 factions with some factions barely having 2 units.

I'm not hearing anything very exciting in this edition box. TERMINATORS, Bladeguard, birth of Primaris was very exciting from the last 3 boxes. This box just seems like carry overs and rehash to me. Hours Heresy had Saturine and the biggest Dreadnought ever.

His voice was amazing too.

Any Myrmi-rings about when these will be released?

I wonder if he is like the stand alone terminator Captain, much like there was a different one in the 10th edition box.

I love the return of proper horns!

Undying was sadly kind of pointless all in all. I enjoy the characters but once I saw time travel it was easy to see what would happen. In fact it took so long to get there that I was hoping for some other twist. Ahriman and his close group are great. Everyone is needy to Ahriman to the point they will go looking for other gods if he takes a nap. There was a lot of just weirdness. Not a bad book but not great. Ahriman has a powerful mind... we know. I find myself wishing that Ahriman and the other spoke of Tzeentch as if they knew about the Chaos gids at all. ''vague impressions of bird noises'' is the closest we get, hardly a patron worth fighting for. Its like the 'more realistic' version since HH has left chaos bumbling around with no idea what to do. I am more into Chaos actually knowing of their gods and trying to impress them, make those squad numbers 9 to gain favor type of thing.