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Warhammer Forge Newsletter 8
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Die Imperiumskommandoeinheit ist schon was länger raus, aber der Riese glaub ich erst seit heute, sieht ganz gut aus🙂
Verwechselt du das nicht mit Ironside Command? Naja egal, die Schwertkämpfer sind hübsch, der Riese gefällt mir nicht.
Wandern wahrscheinlich beide in meine Sammlung. Erstere in meine Mortheimbande als Chef und der Riese kommt in meine Chaoszwergen Armee.
Tja, um Meilen besser als die aktuellen Mutantenbox des Imperiums (aka Staatstruppen). Diese Kommendoeinheit sieht wirklich toll aus - FW sollte wirklich eine komplette Infanteriereihe fürs Imperium rausbringen. (im Vergleich zu der aktuellen Box kann man es eigentlich nur besser machen...)
Wenn man beim Riesen diese Klingenka... weglässt und wieder die normalen Arme anbaut, dann sieht der bestimmt nicht mal schlecht aus.
Die Kommandoabteilung ist aber echt geil geworden. Die Schiffsglocke am Musikerrücken ist mal sowas von abartig, dass mir der Kerl schon fast leid tut. Das nenn ich mal Einsatz für die Truppe 😀
Und die Klamotten fangen diesen Landsknechte-Style richtig gut ein, was mMn eher zum Imperium passt (außer Stirland vielleicht), wie diese "Bauernklamotten" aus der Plastikbox.
Die Kommandoabteilung ist aber echt geil geworden. Die Schiffsglocke am Musikerrücken ist mal sowas von abartig, dass mir der Kerl schon fast leid tut. Das nenn ich mal Einsatz für die Truppe 😀
Und die Klamotten fangen diesen Landsknechte-Style richtig gut ein, was mMn eher zum Imperium passt (außer Stirland vielleicht), wie diese "Bauernklamotten" aus der Plastikbox.
Wiedermal sehr geniale Minis. Um die hälfte des Preises würd ich sogar überlegen, sie mir zuzulegen.
Nunja der Riese sieht mmn. aus als wenn man sämmtliche vergeigten Modelle auseinandergeschnipselt hätte und die dann wahllos zusammengetackert. 🙁
Die Imperiumskommandoeinheit ist hübsch, aber hebt sich mmn. leider zu sehr von den bisherigen Modellen ab und lässt sich so schlecht in das gesammtbild der restlichen derzeit verfügbaren Modelle einfügen.
Die Imperiumskommandoeinheit ist hübsch, aber hebt sich mmn. leider zu sehr von den bisherigen Modellen ab und lässt sich so schlecht in das gesammtbild der restlichen derzeit verfügbaren Modelle einfügen.
Dafür sehen die GW Staatstruppen wenichsten Lore mäßig aus. bei FW siehen die mehr gepanzert aus als Chaos Krieger.
Hochelfen sehen auch nach schwerer Rüstung aus und haben nur leichte...
Ganz ehrlich - ich finde die aktuelle Staatstruppenbox des Imperiums einfach nur schlecht. Verkrüppelte und gebeugt gehende Gestalten, teilweise Barfuß, mit deformierten Köpfen in Quasimodo-Haltung. Und das sollen die hochprofessionellen Staatstruppen sein, die angeblich jeden Tag gedrillt werden und gute Ausrüstung erhalten?
Nein danke. Da bin ich froh, dass ich meine Truppen mit dem vorherigen Gussrahmen aufgefüllt hatte. Die sind vielleicht nach heutigen Maßstäben statisch, aber die sehen wenigstens aus wie Menschen und professionelle Soldaten (und haben die bessere Haltung für Hellebarden und Schwerter)...
Die Beste Ausrüstung haben die Bihänder und die haben auch optisch Plattenpanzer. das 1 von 10 Modelle keine Schuhe hat ist wirklich Blöd aber ansonsten sehen die halt wie Landsknechte zur zeiten des 30Jr Kriegs aus.
aber jeder hat ja seine persönlichen vorlieben^^
aber wie du auf "Verkrüppelte und gebeugt gehende Gestalten, teilweise Barfuß, mit deformierten Köpfen in Quasimodo-Haltung." kommst ist mir schleierhaft.
So neuer Newsletter:
Die Modelle gefallen mir und die regeln sind lustig mit den Iron Deamon ankoppeln zum Bewegen zu lustig!
Hi there,
This week’s newsletter brings you details of two more exciting Chaos Dwarf releases, along with a reminder of our presence at Games Day Spain and Games Day Chicago. We can now officially announce that as well as attending these two great events, Warhammer Forge and Forge World will also be at Games Day Australia on the 1st October 2011!
Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon
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[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]The Magma Cannon is a terrifying war machine that is a nefarious amalgam of field artillery piece and furnace. Their exact design and source of ammunition often differ, as some fire sorcerously-bound, volcanic glass shells filled with volatile liquids while others comprise massive boilers which unleash jets of molten iron, caustic acids and sulphur. Whatever their appearance, the Magma Cannon is a devastating weapon against those who suffer the wrath of the Chaos Dwarfs.
The Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon, designed by Tim Adcock, is a finely detailed resin kit that contains three unique Chaos Dwarf crew designed by Edgar Skomorowski. While eminently effective as a stand-alone artillery piece, the Magma Cannon may also be towed by an Iron Daemon, allowing it great manoeuvrability across the battlefield and maximising its short-ranged destructive potential.
Experimental rules for the Magma Cannon are available to download now from the Forge World website, taken from the Legion of Azgorh army list that will feature in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Chaos Dwarf Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher
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[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]The Deathshrieker Rocket is one of the more diabolic examples of the Chaos Dwarf artificers’ mastery of blackpowder weapons. Bound within its munitions are howling, malevolent fire-spirits, which are unleashed as the multiple warheads of the Deathshrieker detonate over the battlefield in an incendiary storm. Unlike more mundane munitions, these explosions possess a terrible hunger: the shrapnel and tendrils of flame actively seek out victims. The tormented spirits are far from discerning as to whose flesh they burn though, and the Chaos Dwarfs must be cautious lest their own ranks are consumed by the fire storm.
The Chaos Dwarf Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher is a full resin war machine designed by Tim Adcock, supplied with three Chaos Dwarf crew sculpted by Edgar Skomorowski. Included in its rules is the option of a Steam Carriage upgrade which enables the Iron Daemon to rapidly redeploy this hellish war machine to better support the implacable advance of the Dawi Zharr.
Experimental rules for the Deathshrieker Rocket are available to download now from the Forge World website, taken from the Legion of Azgorh army list that will feature in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Both models are available to pre-order now for despatch in the week commencing 27th June.
Games Day Spain – 3rd July 2011
Forge World will be attending Games Day Spain 2011, held at the Pabellon de Convenciones at Casa del Campo in Madrid. Our sales team will be bringing a wide selection of the Warhammer Forge and Forge World range, including both of our Show Only models for 2011: the Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith and MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine.
Games Day Chicago – 30th July 2011
Forge World will soon be returning to the U.S. for Games Day Chicago 2011, held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Centre. It’s been brought to our attention that last week’s Forge World newsletter incorrectly listed the date of Games Day Chicago as the 24th July. This is incorrect and it is actually held on the 30th July! Apologies for any confusion this caused.
Forge World sculptors Will Hayes and Mark Bedford will be accompanying our intrepid sales team to the show, where we will be bringing a huge selection of the Forge World and Warhammer Forge range, including our Show Only MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine and Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith, alongside limited numbers of all our recent releases.
We are now accepting reservation orders for both Games Day Chicago and Games Day Spain, and this is the best way of ensuring that we will have exactly the models you’re looking for, packed up and waiting for you to pay for on the day.
To place a reservation order, please send an e-mail entitled ‘Games Day Chicago Reservation’ or ‘Games Day Spain Reservation’ to [email protected], making sure to provide your full name and a list of the items you’d like to reserve, or telephone the Forge World Customer Service team on 01144 115 916 8177 from the US and Canada, or 00 44 115 916 8177 from Europe.
In order to process your reservation order in time, please ensure that your e-mails reach us by the 13th June for Games Day Chicago, and the 20th June for Games Day Spain.
Games Day Australia – 1st October 2011
Forge World are excited to announce that we will be attending Games Day Australia, held at the Australian Technology Park, Redfern, NSW. More details will follow in future newsletters, but suffice to say we will be bringing a massive selection of our range of books, resin kits, weathering supplies, etched brass and decal sheets, as well as our 2011 Show Only MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine and Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith, and all our recent releases from 2011. Attendees of Games Day Australia will also have an exclusive last chance to purchase our 2010 Show Only miniature, the Ork Runt Bot!
Thanks,
Ead Brown
Customer Service Manager
Forge World
Die Modelle gefallen mir und die regeln sind lustig mit den Iron Deamon ankoppeln zum Bewegen zu lustig!
Hi there,
This week’s newsletter brings you details of two more exciting Chaos Dwarf releases, along with a reminder of our presence at Games Day Spain and Games Day Chicago. We can now officially announce that as well as attending these two great events, Warhammer Forge and Forge World will also be at Games Day Australia on the 1st October 2011!
Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]The Magma Cannon is a terrifying war machine that is a nefarious amalgam of field artillery piece and furnace. Their exact design and source of ammunition often differ, as some fire sorcerously-bound, volcanic glass shells filled with volatile liquids while others comprise massive boilers which unleash jets of molten iron, caustic acids and sulphur. Whatever their appearance, the Magma Cannon is a devastating weapon against those who suffer the wrath of the Chaos Dwarfs.The Chaos Dwarf Magma Cannon, designed by Tim Adcock, is a finely detailed resin kit that contains three unique Chaos Dwarf crew designed by Edgar Skomorowski. While eminently effective as a stand-alone artillery piece, the Magma Cannon may also be towed by an Iron Daemon, allowing it great manoeuvrability across the battlefield and maximising its short-ranged destructive potential.
Experimental rules for the Magma Cannon are available to download now from the Forge World website, taken from the Legion of Azgorh army list that will feature in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Chaos Dwarf Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]The Deathshrieker Rocket is one of the more diabolic examples of the Chaos Dwarf artificers’ mastery of blackpowder weapons. Bound within its munitions are howling, malevolent fire-spirits, which are unleashed as the multiple warheads of the Deathshrieker detonate over the battlefield in an incendiary storm. Unlike more mundane munitions, these explosions possess a terrible hunger: the shrapnel and tendrils of flame actively seek out victims. The tormented spirits are far from discerning as to whose flesh they burn though, and the Chaos Dwarfs must be cautious lest their own ranks are consumed by the fire storm.The Chaos Dwarf Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher is a full resin war machine designed by Tim Adcock, supplied with three Chaos Dwarf crew sculpted by Edgar Skomorowski. Included in its rules is the option of a Steam Carriage upgrade which enables the Iron Daemon to rapidly redeploy this hellish war machine to better support the implacable advance of the Dawi Zharr.
Experimental rules for the Deathshrieker Rocket are available to download now from the Forge World website, taken from the Legion of Azgorh army list that will feature in Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos.
Both models are available to pre-order now for despatch in the week commencing 27th June.
Games Day Spain – 3rd July 2011
Forge World will be attending Games Day Spain 2011, held at the Pabellon de Convenciones at Casa del Campo in Madrid. Our sales team will be bringing a wide selection of the Warhammer Forge and Forge World range, including both of our Show Only models for 2011: the Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith and MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine.
Games Day Chicago – 30th July 2011
Forge World will soon be returning to the U.S. for Games Day Chicago 2011, held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Centre. It’s been brought to our attention that last week’s Forge World newsletter incorrectly listed the date of Games Day Chicago as the 24th July. This is incorrect and it is actually held on the 30th July! Apologies for any confusion this caused.
Forge World sculptors Will Hayes and Mark Bedford will be accompanying our intrepid sales team to the show, where we will be bringing a huge selection of the Forge World and Warhammer Forge range, including our Show Only MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine and Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith, alongside limited numbers of all our recent releases.
We are now accepting reservation orders for both Games Day Chicago and Games Day Spain, and this is the best way of ensuring that we will have exactly the models you’re looking for, packed up and waiting for you to pay for on the day.
To place a reservation order, please send an e-mail entitled ‘Games Day Chicago Reservation’ or ‘Games Day Spain Reservation’ to [email protected], making sure to provide your full name and a list of the items you’d like to reserve, or telephone the Forge World Customer Service team on 01144 115 916 8177 from the US and Canada, or 00 44 115 916 8177 from Europe.
In order to process your reservation order in time, please ensure that your e-mails reach us by the 13th June for Games Day Chicago, and the 20th June for Games Day Spain.
Games Day Australia – 1st October 2011
Forge World are excited to announce that we will be attending Games Day Australia, held at the Australian Technology Park, Redfern, NSW. More details will follow in future newsletters, but suffice to say we will be bringing a massive selection of our range of books, resin kits, weathering supplies, etched brass and decal sheets, as well as our 2011 Show Only MkIII Armoured Boarding Space Marine and Chaos Dwarf Hellsmith, and all our recent releases from 2011. Attendees of Games Day Australia will also have an exclusive last chance to purchase our 2010 Show Only miniature, the Ork Runt Bot!
Thanks,
Ead Brown
Customer Service Manager
Forge World
Die sind ja hübsch gemacht, aber dennoch kann ich mich dafür nicht erwärmen. Allen möglichen Kram rauszubringen, ohne dass es ne gescheite Refferenz in Form eines Buches gibt, finde ich irgendwie das Pferd von hinten aufgezäumt :huh:
So Schlimm finde ich das gar net man hat ja immer die Exp. Rules dabei und mit denen kann man gut planen finde ich und zur not immer weiter mit denen spielen als Krieger des chaos Attachment.
Der CZ Spieler von heute spielt doch eh nach einer "Indie" Liste
http://www.chaos-dwarfs.com/fanlists.php
und sorgt sich eher darum wie er seine Asbach Figuren ersetzen oder zumindest sinnvoll ergänzen kann 😉 Das Indi Buch von Coleman ist sogar garnichmal so übel. Und da CZ Spieler eh seit Jahren auf der Warteliste stehen isses wahrscheinlich auch nur halb so wild das sie erst ein paar Minis und irgendwann mal semi-offizielle Forgeworld Regeln kriegen.
-----Red Dox
Wer lesen kann ist klar im vorteil es wird ein Buch geben und das wird Tamurkhan: The Throne of Chaos heissen und ne Armeeliste enthalten