Makes sense. If so it'll be interesting to see what the other force in the box is.The fact there are two hq blokes on a single sprue leads me to believe this will be a campaign style set rather than a full range.
If it's Heresy then likely the box will just contain two sets of the same Legion Space Marines sprues, so that you have two separate forces that you can paint up as whatever Loyalist and Traitor Legions you wany. The transfers will have all 18 Legions and they'll provide the unique symbols.Makes sense. If so it'll be interesting to see what the other force in the box is.
That's what I have read elsewhere.If it's Heresy then likely the box will just contain two sets of the same Legion Space Marines sprues, so that you have two separate forces that you can paint up as whatever Loyalist and Traitor Legions you wany. The transfers will have all 18 Legions and they'll provide the unique symbols.
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nope, they are mk4 back packs exactly the same as the mk4 packs forgeworld produces.Wowser,
one thing that does strike me is the backpacks are clearly from the later marks of armour though.......
curiouser and curiouser.......
Considering just how few suits of mkIV armour were in service at the start of the Heresy, especially amongst the loyalists, I was hoping one of the earlier marks might have got a sprue as well. We've seen mkIV stuff in boxes like the BA tac squad, so this isn't exactly new, as such. A plastic sprue of mkIII would offset these nicely.If it's Heresy then likely the box will just contain two sets of the same Legion Space Marines sprues, so that you have two separate forces that you can paint up as whatever Loyalist and Traitor Legions you wany. The transfers will have all 18 Legions and they'll provide the unique symbols.
Yeah, Mark III is definitely my favorite.A plastic sprue of mkIII would offset these nicely.
they have produce quite a few limited edition plastic characters so far, that chaplain was just the first of them.Yeah, Mark III is definitely my favorite.
If I understand the logistics of production in plastic correctly they preclude limited edition plastic releases. The mold cutting process is too expensive.
The only time I know of where it might have made sense is is the limited edition chaplain in the boxed game because that was an incentive for players to buy a much larger set.
Awesome. . . Wonder what it costs?
I defer to your expertise. I guess they either found a way to make the costs work or related promotions offset the cost.they have produce quite a few limited edition plastic characters so far, that chaplain was just the first of them.