These whacky war walkers are a love letter to retro Warhammer 40k
In the early 90s, before Games Workshop opened the Forge World studio to create superheavy tanks and titans for Warhammer 40k, it sub-licensed the rights for a few select designs to the American studio Armorcast. The partnership only lasted for a few years, but Armorcast created a whole range of massive resin models based on the tiny 6mm scale tanks and titans from GW's spin-off game Epic Space Marine. For a certain vintage of wargamer those Armorcast models are truly iconic - and for John Lander, they were the inspiration to launch Battle Csatings, a whole business dedicated to making new models with the same retro aesthetic. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS:Warhammer 40k Dawn of War 4 unit roster - our full breakdownWarhammer 40k reveals the new Armageddon Jump Chaplain at last - and he slaps!A legend returns in the latest Warhammer 40k preview
In the early 90s, before Games Workshop opened the Forge World studio to create superheavy tanks and titans for Warhammer 40k, it sub-licensed the rights for a few select designs to the American studio Armorcast. The partnership only lasted for a few years, but Armorcast created a whole range of massive resin models based on the tiny 6mm scale tanks and titans from GW's spin-off game Epic Space Marine. For a certain vintage of wargamer those Armorcast models are truly iconic - and for John Lander, they were the inspiration to launch Battle Csatings, a whole business dedicated to making new models with the same retro aesthetic.Read the rest of the story...
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Warhammer 40k Dawn of War 4 unit roster - our full breakdown
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