Which model do you wish GW would bring back?

[Slave to Darkness]

RTB01 sprue needs to comeback. 

[killersquid]

I'd say either the original pewter hormagaunts, or the original pewter necron model range. I loved both of those.

[Slave to Darkness]

I'd say either the original pewter hormagaunts, or the original pewter necron model range. I loved both of those.

^^ This man has the right idea!!

[Reyner]

 

I'd say either the original pewter hormagaunts, or the original pewter necron model range. I loved both of those.

^^ This man has the right idea!!

 

Those Hormagaunts were awesome I loved their Xenomorph vibe!

[H311fi5h]

I'd love for the Aquila Strongpoint to come back. Amazing model that I unfortunately missed out on.

[Magos Takatus]

I'd say either the original pewter hormagaunts, or the original pewter necron model range. I loved both of those.

Wow, I remember my friend having the old metal Hormagaunts. They constantly fell over. What a pain. The sculpts were kinda nice though to be fair.

[killersquid]

 

I'd say either the original pewter hormagaunts, or the original pewter necron model range. I loved both of those.

Wow, I remember my friend having the old metal Hormagaunts. They constantly fell over. What a pain. The sculpts were kinda nice though to be fair.

 

 

 

To be fair, the plastic ones have the same issue ha ha. I loved the old pewter tyranid line. They are what got be into Warhammer. I wish I still had those old models. If I could find an army worth of old tyranids, or Necrons, I would love to have them.

[sarabando]

RTB01 sprue needs to comeback. 

id love a throw back box of modern beakies like this :D

 

for me its the FW mkV and IV boxnoughts, Thunderhawk transporter, and Navy lightening

[Karhedron]

Kasrkin followed by the old 3.5ed Daemon Prince who actually looked like an elevated Chaos Space Marines. Those were some classic models that are far better than their plastic equivalents.

 

http://blackmarketminiatures.su/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Cadian-Kasrkin-Squad-456x456.jpg

 

http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/mediawiki/images/8/8c/Undivided_daemon_prince.jpg

[Zephaniah Adriyen]

Kasrkin followed by the old 3.5ed Daemon Prince who actually looked like an elevated Chaos Space Marines. Those were some classic models that are far better than their plastic equivalents.

 

http://blackmarketminiatures.su/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Cadian-Kasrkin-Squad-456x456.jpg

 

http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/mediawiki/images/8/8c/Undivided_daemon_prince.jpg

Ooh. Yes, this. I own an old metal Prince, and it's a pain to put together, but it is a phenomenal sculpt. A better, plastic version of it with an option for wings would be absolutely perfect.

[Doghouse]

The old school proper Imperial Guard/Army Beastmen. I loved the concept behind them and even have a few of the rare 40k Minotaurs (not the astartes) with the heavy bolters and one horn replaced with an autogun. I think the idea of using the more exterme abhumans as penal legion was a great idea.

[infyrana]

I liked the Stormtrooper models from not too long ago (a decade or more I guess).  Otherwise I guess I'd like to see Sgt Centurious from LotD but as a new model (I like the new Chaplain models as a base, just as long as it doesn't see primaris'tisation).

 

Yep, I too felt that Daemon Prince was one of the best of the bunch showing a Chaos Marine who's been blessed with daemonhood.  I still have mine with the Nurgle one both in metal waiting in the big pile to be built :D

[sarabando]

i lived the really heavy plate looking stormies with the square helms and gas masks id love for a plastic kit in that style.

[klisof]

All the HH kits FW dropped over the last few years.

Losing the upgrade kit was bad, losing the only models for a lot of unit entries was worse. How are new players meant to get an assault ram?

 

The kasrkin and the old school necromunda Imperial guard would be on my list of things to bring back as well.

[Lhorke The First]

I would love to get my hands on the old metal daemon prince. The plastic one just doesn't do it for me. I also loved the old CSM aspiring champions and the old metal World Eaters marines with bolters they used to sell.

[Zephaniah Adriyen]

I would love to get my hands on the old metal daemon prince. The plastic one just doesn't do it for me. I also loved the old CSM aspiring champions and the old metal World Eaters marines with bolters they used to sell.

I mean, they go for like $40-$45 on eBay if you wanna look. That's where I got mine. Granted, mine was practically coated in Greenstuff, but... hey, it came with all the parts...!

[Wulf Vengis]

I wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing more of the "squatted" forge world stuff start showing up in normal 40k starter sets and/or specialist games. GW seems to have been porting pieces over from FW to the main GW line (to some extent at least) for a few years now; Sisters of Silence, Custodes, mk3/4/5/whatever, more FW stuff turning up in Codecies etc. It's almost like FW is a testing ground for GW... Edited November 27, 2019 by Wulf Vengis

[Irbis]

As much as I like old Chaos Terminator Lord (one of the best CSM characters ever made, IMO), no one mentioned Diaznetters yet? 

 

That was best chaos faction GW had ever made, these shambling, slow zombies that replaced them were the biggest downgrade in 40K history

[Magos Takatus]

I don't think I ever saw the old metal Daemon Prince in person but I can tell it looks far more menacing than the compromised plastic version. I don't think the plastic one is a bad sculpt, but the metal kinda spoiled us.

 

The Kasrkin sure are popular here! I'd quite like the stormtroopers that we now know as Inquisitorial stormtroopers. They remind me of that Fire Warrior game, in which they would mutter "watch your spacing" every five seconds, before promptly bunching up to soak up a grenade. :p

[TorvaldTheMild]

Nah the plastic one is terrible.

Edited November 27, 2019 by TorvaldTheMild

[Stercus]

Juan Diaz daemonettes were streets ahead of the newer plastic box. 
I have three but am not prepared to remove a kidney to sell for more.

[Jukkiz]

Juan Diaz daemonettes were streets ahead of the newer plastic box. 

I have three but am not prepared to remove a kidney to sell for more.

I´m glad i got box of 10 of those ladies. So lucky i noticed them somewhere

[Plasmablasts]

There was an iteration of Space Wolf Scouts which really looked like grizzled, behind-enemy-lines loners. They seemed to be replaced rather quickly by sculpts which cleaved much more to the usual Scout style, with Blood Claw-type heads, and really looked much less appealing.

 

Also, Tanith infantry.

[Sandlemad]

There was an iteration of Space Wolf Scouts which really looked like grizzled, behind-enemy-lines loners. They seemed to be replaced rather quickly by sculpts which cleaved much more to the usual Scout style, with Blood Claw-type heads, and really looked much less appealing.

 

Also, Tanith infantry.

 

Agreed, the guys below were much better than the subsequent metal models and the current plastics. Much closer to the art and background.. I get the impression that most wolf scout conversions in the twenty-odd years since their release, the ones using a mix of marine and marauder/catachan parts, have been working to this concept.

 

The sergeant in particular is like the gold standard of appropriately grizzled, weather-beaten Fenrisian warrior

 

[Sword Brother Adelard]

The plasma gunner was a bit of a let down there wasn't he.