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[Interrogator Stobz]

https://www.forgewor...rotos-Hark-2019

Edited by Interrogator Stobz, 16 August 2019 - 09:31 AM.

[Jukkiz]

Krotus sure has weird place for that knife sheath, would relaly poke into the spine when it´s not in use.

[Quantum]

Krotus sure has weird place for that knife sheath, would relaly poke into the spine when it´s not in use.

Indeed. And it would be very difficult to draw too.

 

Hiding his knife behind his back seems very in-character for Hark, but not if he cannot draw it easily. 

[Interrogator Stobz]

It'll be ok as long as he never puts it away.

[Toxichobbit]

I was just this morning thinking there weren't enough Bounty Hunter models for Necromunda...

[battle captain corpus]

Some nice minis, thinking how I can wedge them into a 40k army now

BCC

[Marshal Rohr]

Holy Christ those are cool

[Sandlemad]

These are Good Minis.

 

Kage has a nice 'generic cyberpunk loner' look and I can definitely see him being the basis of various Necro/Inq28 conversions. Doesn't look too obviously Goliath.

 

Hark is great. The original artwork looked cool and this model has come out well. He has a fine Bane kind of style with his mask, his drugs and his intelligence. Probably you could convert something close to him from the plastic Goliaths but it's a very nice pose. The knife sheath is indeed weirdly positioned. Rotating it 90° would solve the problem, I think.

[Brother-serpent Tylydox]

 

 

 

 

 

Apollus Kage was a member of the Orlock gang the Sump Dogs, but after a failed leadership challenge he decided it was time to go freelance. Krotus Hark, on the other hand, is a former Goliath who was born with that most dangerous of gifts – intelligence.

Having left behind their former House alliances, these two Hired Guns can be taken on by any gang that needs some support to survive the savagery of the underhive. Apollus Kage has also been specially designed so that his head, arms and backpack are compatible with a large proportion of the Necromunda miniatures range should you wish to use them for conversions.

These models are made of resin, and supplied with 1x 25mm Necromunda round base, 1x 32mm Necromunda round base. Rules are supplied in the packaging, making using them in your games easy.

Edited by Tylydox, 16 August 2019 - 11:57 AM.

[The Yak]

Krotus sure has weird place for that knife sheath, would relaly poke into the spine when it´s not in use.

I thought it was a poop cup

[Chaplain Grey Raven]

I love the look of these guys, I'll have to pick these up for my next order.

 

 

Krotus sure has weird place for that knife sheath, would relaly poke into the spine when it´s not in use.

I thought it was a poop cup

 

The pinnacle of Goliath Intelligence.

[Son of Carnelian]

I could see myself using Kage for something and Hark's head would work perfectly for a CSM Lord.

[m0nolith]

These guys looks pretty cool, have to admit.

 

Hey question from a guy just starting out Necromunda, is there any reason to use these and other named Bounty Hunters?

It just seems to me that named bounty hunters like these are always way overpriced for what they do and that money would be better spent elsewhere, that is unless you want to use them because they look cool, which to be fair matters the most in the end  

[OttoVonAwesome]

These are Good Minis.

 

Kage has a nice 'generic cyberpunk loner' look and I can definitely see him being the basis of various Necro/Inq28 conversions. Doesn't look too obviously Goliath.

 

Hark is great. The original artwork looked cool and this model has come out well. He has a fine Bane kind of style with his mask, his drugs and his intelligence. Probably you could convert something close to him from the plastic Goliaths but it's a very nice pose. The knife sheath is indeed weirdly positioned. Rotating it 90° would solve the problem, I think.

It should't be straight up and down like that but all Goliath models have a hook there for thier knives and look great glued on at an angle like the dangly chains imply they should be positioned... So yeah right spot wrong angle.

[Elzender]

Shame that they are sold together, Kage is a fantastic mini for conversions for either a orlock champions/leader (which I want to start soon) or several hanger-ons or bounty hunters. While Krotus is a nice sculpt too, he is a bit too recognizable as a goliath to use as any other thing, so it has not so much appeal, to me at least.

[Toxichobbit]

These guys looks pretty cool, have to admit.

 

Hey question from a guy just starting out Necromunda, is there any reason to use these and other named Bounty Hunters?

It just seems to me that named bounty hunters like these are always way overpriced for what they do and that money would be better spent elsewhere, that is unless you want to use them because they look cool, which to be fair matters the most in the end

 

Hired Guns in general are just awful currently. The only way they're really of any use is using the Underdog rules from Perpetual campaigns (In June's WD), playing them as a Venator Gang (Book of Peril) or certain things that can happen in a Rule & Misrule campaign (Book of Judgement). For general use, they're awful, which is why FW aren't getting any of my money until they either a) fix the damn rules or b ) release something that isn't another hired gun.

 

Not that I'm annoyed or anything .

Edited by Toxichobbit, 17 August 2019 - 08:03 AM.