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if it werent for the fact my fantasy stuff is going to be all vampire counts and Mantic Games I would soooo get the new resin lords, i liked the tomb kings ones before, now they are resin and awesome…er
the first set of images (earlier today, maybe yesterday) made me think “they’re going to have to show me more than this”, but now that i see some good models, i want to see some 40k action…
good models. good poses.
Do like the Casket of Meh! 😛
hold on at first I thought you where mocking the name but it really is called the Casket of Meh! Is this a joke buy BoW?
£10.50 for a single resin 28mm scale mini? I think i’ll pass.
tell me about it over here in Germany we have to pay even more , concerning the actual exchange-rate (12.06.2011=1,13€ to 1GBP) 10,50GBP would be 11,865€, but we actually have to pay 15€ for some of them :-/
The new lords look like they have a learning disability. Maybe they are trying to figure out why they are playing 8th ed?
I do like the new scarab swarm nasties but they seem a little too much like machine wraiths. Is it just me or is GW becoming more and more “inspired” by other game companies?
i like them but then again ive always been a sucker for the undead
Decent, not as impressive as the main TK release but nonetheless alright.
£10.50 for a tiny piece of resin. No thanks.
yea itis quite alot but it will be alot easier to paint than metal
I do love all things tomb kings, but the new liche priest is a bit to crippled and ‘vampire counts’ – ish. I think i’ll stick to the old metal ones for them.
However, a plastic casket and ushabti might just be enough to make me buy them.