Showing posts with label Warhammer Fest 2017. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warhammer Fest 2017. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 May 2017

Warhammer Fest 2017- Adeptus Titanicus Concept Images

Some concept images for Adeptus Titanicus rolls on at Warhammer Fest today with Drake snapping some quick pictures for us.

One thing reported is that:

"Imperial Knights are Cataphractii sized. Marine is about 8mm."





A lot of work has gone into banner looks and shapes.


Posing of legs has also been heavily thought out.




Warhounds will definitely not be a forgotten aspect of the game.








New Legio schemes also seem to be on the way soon.

Warhammer Fest 2017- Updated Titan Rules When?

Thanks to the Battle Bunnies for spotting this for us.  When Forge World does their indices, the Chaos Titans will be included in Index: Forces of Chaos.  Check the Battle Bunnies blog here for more info.



According to warhammer-community.com's coverage, the Imperium's Titans will be updated in Index: Forces of the Astra Militarum.

Warhammer Fest 2017- Titan Hangar Diorama

The Warlord in the Titan hangar has been revealed at Warhammer Fest 2017!  Images coming from Drake this morning as he and Col. Hertford are live and on site.


The new Sector Mechanicus terrain is aptly used here, and several of the Mechanicus models are involved.



A high ranking Magos oversees the rites being performed on the Warlord.



The hangar in its entirety.  Such a massive diorama.


So many parts they converted this from.  Can you name them all?



The Princeps and crew look on as their engine is being serviced and prepared.  



An Arch-Magos Dominus looks on.  Could that be Cawl himself?




So much activity and a sense of story.  The Titan is clearly the centerpiece but doesn't dominate the diorama.  You could search for hours for little details and keep finding new things.



Great weathering on the terrain and very subtle conversions that let you see the original kit used but giving the diorama the distinctly Mechanicus feel.

Let us know what you think of the diorama in the comments section.