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Offline Daeothar

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12450 on: 29 January 2024, 05:41:59 PM »
Ooh, I really like this one!  :-*
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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12451 on: 29 January 2024, 05:44:03 PM »
That's really rather splendid.

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« Reply #12452 on: 29 January 2024, 06:19:08 PM »
Nice and uncluttered as you say BP...but the resting position of that warpick / hammer seems oddly uncomfortable...would it not just slide down the shoulder pad (blades/ feathers?) till it rests on the coller?
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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12453 on: 29 January 2024, 06:46:59 PM »
Yeah, very nice. I shame it is only available at events.

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12454 on: 29 January 2024, 07:54:33 PM »
Nice and uncluttered as you say BP...but the resting position of that warpick / hammer seems oddly uncomfortable...would it not just slide down the shoulder pad (blades/ feathers?) till it rests on the coller?

It's magnetic  ;D

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12455 on: 29 January 2024, 08:23:46 PM »
:D Now I have a vision of it stuck there and anytime the knight sees someone he grabs hold of the handle and tries to make it look natural :D

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12456 on: 29 January 2024, 08:24:18 PM »
Raven-themed, eh? Sir Edgar Allan Poop?  lol

(joke, joke... it IS a very nice model)


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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12457 on: 29 January 2024, 09:09:44 PM »
Nice and uncluttered as you say BP...but the resting position of that warpick / hammer seems oddly uncomfortable...would it not just slide down the shoulder pad (blades/ feathers?) till it rests on the coller?

What if he’s not resting it and is actually about to get his dinner on a spit - a lovely raven! Aha!

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12458 on: 29 January 2024, 09:21:56 PM »
Someone pointed out that between this and the flesheaters, AoS is going in a profoundly dark souls direction.

I'd really love to add this guy into my stormcast force as a proxy for a knight questor, but lord knows where I'll get one.

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12459 on: 30 January 2024, 08:23:14 AM »
:D Now I have a vision of it stuck there and anytime the knight sees someone he grabs hold of the handle and tries to make it look natural :D

 lol lol

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12460 on: 02 February 2024, 11:29:38 PM »
Had the most weird experience today. Clearing out some of mom's excess books I decided to donate them to the charity section at our local Morrisons (Bromsgrove). Whilst putting them on the shelves I saw an interesting cover which proved to be Horus Heresy Siege of Terra, Mortis by John French. Not particularly interested in 30k but this had to be worth a pound donation.
WRONG!! it's in German! How on earth has a German copy ended up there. Answers on a postcard please.
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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12461 on: 03 February 2024, 04:31:05 AM »
I'd bet money it was a mistake order from Amazon or something (or Amazon shipped the wrong thing, etc.) so they tossed it in the charity shop.
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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12462 on: 03 February 2024, 10:37:54 AM »
Yes... I once wash sent a Polish (I think) language version of a Batman graphic novel by an online book seller.

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12463 on: 03 February 2024, 06:44:56 PM »
Amusingly I once tried ordering a 2nd edition Sisters of Battle Codex twice via Amazon.  Both times, they sent a 1990 Warhammer Fantasy Novel 'Plague Daemon' instead.

I assume this was an ISBN issue and they'd just been listing based off that.  The second time I was allowed to keep the novel and weirdly it was one of the best Warhammer novels I ever read.  Well before the "corporate" style books that followed.  It was an excellent stand alone grim fantasy novel.  Good stuff.

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Re: The LAF Games Workshop Discussion Thread
« Reply #12464 on: 03 February 2024, 10:01:31 PM »
Amusingly I once tried ordering a 2nd edition Sisters of Battle Codex twice via Amazon.  Both times, they sent a 1990 Warhammer Fantasy Novel 'Plague Daemon' instead.

I assume this was an ISBN issue and they'd just been listing based off that.  The second time I was allowed to keep the novel and weirdly it was one of the best Warhammer novels I ever read.  Well before the "corporate" style books that followed.  It was an excellent stand alone grim fantasy novel.  Good stuff.

I seem to recall this being a fairly widespread issue - I've had friends have the exact same thing happen to them. My theory is that Amazon probably just had a listing for "Warhammer book" and no specifics so everyone got plague garden overstock.

 

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