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Other Miniatures: Warhammer 40,000
Here are my 40K Orks, all Rogue Trader Edition of course.
Here the army poses for space pictures before the Massacre of Wallach IX. Actual playing record 2/0. Orks.
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Here is the Dread, Nobz Bike and The Flying Bastards on their powerboards (maximum speed 60 inches per turn), as well as the army's only mechanic on his own customized board featuring turret-mounted plasma gun. The gun is powered by the power pack (a former marine backpack) so he doesn't have to wait two turns to recharge between firings.
CRIMSON FIST SPACE MARINES (AND SQUATS)
Here the army poses for space pictures after the Massacre of Wallach IX. Actual playing record 0/2 (even with 4 toughness as introduced in White Dwarf 129). Space Marines.
'As our bodies are armoured with Adamantium, our souls are protected with our loyalty. As our bolters are charged with death forthe Emperor's enemies, our thoughts are charged with his wisdom. As our ranks advance, so does our devotion, for are we not Marines? Are we not the chosen of the Emperor, his loyal servants unto death?' -- Chaplain Fergus Nils in an address to the defenders of Portrein.
'The Emperor's Will Be Done' -- Codex Imperialis page 1.
'So it was in the beginning; so ever it shall be' -- Credo of the Iron Hands
'You people do well at war because you treat it as a religion. We do well because we treat it as a business. It is just a matter of outlook.' -- Warlord Hargir son of Brond, Gruben Stronghold.
Watch for my novel to hit internet shelves within a year. The Moleman's Tale is about a hearty moleman rogue and adventurer. The book will be published by Publish America, a robust publishing house. The book will likely be available here for purchase.
Here is a scene
Check out my writing projects over at James Shipman's Hobbit Lands. I have written a number of Tunnels and Trolls (The arch-rival of D&D) Solo adventures under the name Max Power: The Village of Kozon, Blood on the Sand Part I, The Wishing Well of Doom, Quests of the Leprechaun, and Griffin Ridge.
Copyright (c) 2006 and 2007 by Tim Lowell, All Rights Reserved.
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