I reckon the current fire dragons, swooping hawks and dire avengers stand up quite well. I didn’t even realise the hawks were old resin ones when looking through the warhammer site.
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The Eldar stuff has always been good and has aged extremely well as a result. While I wouldn't mind plastic swooping hawks and warp spiders over resin, it's not really needed, especially when you look at the prices of the newer aspect warriors.
I like a lot of the classic Eldar, I’d quite happily take the older sculpts of the reissued them again.
The newer stuff isn’t too bad either but the classic ranges were just stunning and I b think they still hold up well. Only difference is they may well be quite short compared to recent releases.
The newer stuff isn’t too bad either but the classic ranges were just stunning and I b think they still hold up well. Only difference is they may well be quite short compared to recent releases.
I miss the metal harlequins, the new ones just seem less... Awesome. They were some of my first 40k minis, I've always had a soft spot for them.
I will say the resculpts we've had for the eldar to date are quality - the scorpions and banshees are a masterclass in updating old sculpts to more modern minis - the design language is basically identical to the OG metals!
Those Goodwin sculpts were fire, despite pewter’s “starfish pose” requirements.
Because you can never have too many plastic zombies...
(Revealed for Halloween, but not out until January - so, giving you time to paint them for Halloween 2025...)
Zombies for Halloween!
We mentioned we were working on an October surprise and here it is: Zombies! This 30 figure set may be our most versatile one yet! Rob has designed the bodies in nondescript rags so that they could represent nearly any type of clothing. And then we've added a stunning number of head types...
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(Revealed for Halloween, but not out until January - so, giving you time to paint them for Halloween 2025...)
Davros returns to the Underhive!
No, sorry, it’s Sevos.
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No, sorry, it’s Sevos.
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It's another one of those minis that look really cool, but that are a bit pricey considering the only time they'll ever see the tabletop is when something went wrong in a campaign. But dang, it does look properly grimdark-cyberpunk.
If you also play Shadowrun, or Netrunner, or any other cyberpunk TTRPGs, it could definitely see use. But yes, will be very expensive regardless.
These could be some cool Van Saar exo-suits.
Heck, switching out the robot hands, they could be good variant Spyrer suits too.
Surprise! Servant of the silent ones!
I mean, hell yeah, but...vehicle when? Still awesome in a disgusting tech-heresy way.
It's like they are really being nice to Delaque with FW sculpts - While they ignore them for Plastic!
Nothing says clandestine than a bright gold massive killer worm! 
I can’t really see what base it’s on but I’m guessing a 32mm, which means it’s not massive so given current FW prices… £28-£30?
It’s funny how wherever the topic of Delaque getting nothing much at all comes up they whip out a token hireling. Last time I think it was the Rogue Doc and Lookout that are specially Delaque sculpts but nothing else.
Is this death worm a Brute? A pet?
I wonder if it produces spice?
I can’t really see what base it’s on but I’m guessing a 32mm, which means it’s not massive so given current FW prices… £28-£30?
It’s funny how wherever the topic of Delaque getting nothing much at all comes up they whip out a token hireling. Last time I think it was the Rogue Doc and Lookout that are specially Delaque sculpts but nothing else.
Is this death worm a Brute? A pet?
I wonder if it produces spice?
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