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Sometime I wish I hade to skill to D3 model the old version of Space Crusade marines and make the primaris size. Maybe make use of magnets for weapons and power pack for ease of painting and weapon swaps. And if one remove the heads and pauldrons, you could even make use of upgrade kits. Ohh well, one can dream

I not sure that it the right place to poste this, but I wondered if you could paint a model and put it in snow globe. But how would one make the paint last? Any suggestion on what paint one should use?

I still think that we are gonna get a Deathwatch Codex. But WG wanted a reason to sell more special sets that are now in the Codex: Imperial Agents. And this will give them a chance to sell Deathwatch models to 2 Codex armies. But I also think that they are sooooo low priority that they will be one of the last codex to be added to 10th addition

That is a hard legal question to answer. Because there are many overlaps that can only be answered in a court of law. But here is the safe version. Copyright and trademark apply now matter if a product is sold or given way for free. So you cannot copy something GW makes and give away for free!! Now you can make your own rules from scratch and use GW models for it. Because GW cannot tell you what you may use the models for after you have bought them legally. And you can make your own models from scratch and use them to play Warhammer. **And by scratch I mean that you have to make sure that is does not take any element from something GW made. Imported note even if you follow the rules and make everything from scratch, you may still be hit by a Copyright claim if someone thinks that your 100% original idea it to close to theirs.

I don't see any problem with it. If you really want to stick to the rules, just right down the "official" base size and add or subtract as needed. If the base is "suppose" to be 32 mm but are on a 40mm base instead, then you just add or subtract 8mm depending on the situation.

Hi all I was just wondering if the option was available would you buy the Space Hulk terrain set and rule book with out the models. After all, Genestealers and Terminators are available, so you only need the terrain and rules to have the full game. Or would you prefer a full boxset release?

They should just add the addition number to Warhammer 40.000 so 10th addition will be Warhammer 40.010

Old school Space Crusade marines Perhaps as a Kill Team.

As the title says would you like if GW designed model with magnets in mind? Personally I would love to see premade holes for magnets in Space Marine and other models.. Perhaps for heads, power packs and arms. And if you don't like to use magnets, the premade holes would be perfect to make a pin to make a stronger bond, perhaps from the leftover sprues. But maybe it would be harder to kitbash, after all if the holes are not if the angle that you want, it just something you need to fill to before moving on. What do you think?

Deathwatch marine from the Wraith Keepers.

Still think it would be funny. In a galaxy where everything is war, pacifism is one things that could get a primarch and his legion erased from history. Treason, horrible act of violence against civilians that we can keep, but pacifism! That cannot be allowed to be apart of the history books.

Horus just became a enemy to fight and resist. A really dangerous enemy to be sure. He did something that can easily be condemned. What is worse is someone that was a great warrior and hero, lay down his sword and say: "we are doing it the wrong way". It easy to condemn a monster, it harder to condemn someone that just turned in his regeneration because of person moral grounds. A terrible enemy that is confronted and defeated can be turned into something that showed the greatness of the Imperium. True the losses were great and many heroes died for the cause, but the Imperium was the victor because the cause was just. Knowledge, loyalty and justice overcame madness, treason and corruption. Having a Primarch resign his commission is blow to morale and the cause that is much harder to fight Easier just to suppress and forget.

That he was apart of the Great Crusade for a long time would not prevent him from changing his mind if there has an event that triggered it. In many way it would be much worse it is was a great and renowned warrior that turned pacifist. How would Vulkan and Lorgar react if one of the most warlike brothers just quit. They would see that a brother punish for taking a peaceful stand, punished because he would no longer kill. Vulkan would see that he would never be allowed to return to role of a simple smith. Lorgar would see himself trapped in the role of general.

Could the lost primarch turn pacifist? While listening to the story Luna Mendax, I thought that one of the primarchs didn't something that all of his brothers may have wished but never did. Turn away from all warmaking. Perhaps doing one campaigns that he was prosecuting, there was an event that made him put down his weapons and stepping down as a commander. He didn't fight the enemy of imperium of man nor did he raise up arms against the Emperor. He simply turned pacifist and quit the crusade. That would be a terrible blow against the idea of the Great Crusade, he didn't become a traitor, he didn't turn and run and he didn't fail. He just stod his ground as said no more. Willing to die for his new found believe, but unwilling to fight or kill for it. What would a legion do with a primarch that took this stand? would the fight on or would they follow his example? Some might, most might just be confused and leaderless. That would need a serious response from the Emperor, he would need to remove this dire threat to his plans. The emperor would lose a primarch, not to war or to treason, but to pacifism. What do you think?

If they were smart they just put some iron in the dice and make the dice tray slightly magnetic