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странно что он так плохо освещен здесь Warbringer Nemesis Titan

Warhammer Community brought more information out about the Warbringer Titan today.  A new addition to the lore of 40k, we expect to see more come out about it as time goes on.  For now, though, GW has been content to give hobby fans some more information. All content below is courtesy of Warhammer Community.
One of the biggest things – literally – to come out of this weekend’s Vigilus Open Day was word of a new Imperial Titan for Warhammer 40,000! You guys have been clamouring for a closer look at this behemoth of a model, so let’s explore what it has to offer.

The Warbringer Nemesis Titan is a dedicated Titan hunter, sporting a truly immense quake cannon designed to take down enemy god-machines at range. Used during the Great Crusade against various Titan-scale xenos constructs, the Warbringer Nemesis came into its own during the Horus Heresy, as Titan war became commonplace.

Sitting between the Warlord and Reaver in size, the Warbringer Nemesis Titan model shares many design features with its brethren. Its thicker frontal armour marks it out as a very different beast, though. In addition, it boasts a host of anti-air weapons designed to fend off aerial assaults against the Titan while it lines up a kill shot with its quake cannon.

The model is packed with detail, from an officer and servitor on the upper gun decks to an intricate loading mechanism, defence batteries, individual void shield projectors and much more.

Alongside the new Titan are a range of Battle Titan arm weapons, designed to fit both the Warbringer and Reaver Titan bodies. Either Titan can use any two of these weapons in any combination. You’ll be able to pick up four different arm weapons when the Warbringer launches – laser blaster, gatling blaster, volcano cannon and melta cannon.

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One Punch Man scene with Guiliman and Abaddon

Rogue Trader Kazuma

Sister Miku

Sister Miku motivating a guardsman

Sister Miku surfing on a leek

Sister Miku swinging a giant leek at a heretic

Useless Living Saint Aqua

Ork Santa in red and going around really fast

Rockem sockem space marines

Sister Agnoris receiving fuel reservoir as birthday gift

Sister of Battle carrying molotov cocktail.

Small Sister and Small daemonette in a tussle

Space marine can't fit hand in pringles can.

Space marine figuring out a hockey stick

Space marine grocery shopping

Space marine on a kiddie ride

Space marine staying hydrated

Space marine using gretchin as a soccer ball.

St Celestine glaring at Yvraine

St Celestine reading Emperor doujin

Techmarine holding a bolt near a rhino

Techpriest dabbing along with his mechadendrite

Nobody is Safe From the Awesome Power of The T’au Empire’s New and Improved Railgun

For the T’au Empire, warfare means massed pulse rifle fire, hit-and-run battlesuits, and the whip-crack report of awesomely powerful railguns making mincemeat of enemy vehicles. We’ve looked at the first two already, so it’s time to tackle the railgun – the shining star of T’au engineering, and the dependable Hammerhead tank it’s often mounted on.

Popular with proponents of both the Mont’ka and Kauyon philosophies, rail weapons use magnetic fields to fire metal slugs at very high velocity, punching through armour like paper. And in the upcoming Codex: T’au Empire, they’ve had a considerable upgrade.

The Fire Caste use several varieties, from the Pathfinders‘ rail rifles to the heavy rail cannons of a Manta Missile Destroyer, but it’s the Hammerhead’s railgun that all others are compared to.

There are a few things to break down here. With an AP of -6 and the ability to ignore invulnerable saves, your payload will be making it through almost any kind of energy field, daemonic protection, or battle plate that might stand in its way.

Once that shot hits home, it delivers eye-watering damage with the potential to knock out vehicles and large monsters in a single shot. With such a powerful single slug, connecting with each shot is crucial, so the Hammerhead has an advanced targeting array that pairs well with the new Markerlights rules.

The Hammerhead is shockingly effective at turning single targets into smoking wrecks, but what if the enemy is coming in numbers? Faced with smaller foes, Hammerhead pilots can load short-ranged Submunitions.

The railgun is not the only big hitter getting a major update in the new Codex: T’au Empire – would you believe it isn’t even the strongest weapon in their arsenal? We’ll be having a look at a few more soon, but in the meantime, you should brush up on the devious plans of the Genestealer Cults and Adeptus Custodes.

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/12/29/nobody-is-safe-from-the-awesome-power-of-the-tau-empires-new-and-improved-railgun/

Старые танки в новом эпик скейле.

The Kratos Heavy Tank

Кратос» — основной танк бронетанковых рот Космического Десанта и один из самых тяжелых танков, имеющихся в распоряжении Легионов Астартес. Так что вполне уместно, что они идут отрядами до шести , с различным вооружением, включая боевые пушки и мелта-бластганы на башне, а также варианты оружия для спонсонов и корпусов, а также опциональный бульдозерный отвал.

The Baneblade

Этот культовый сверхтяжелый танк выходит на поле боя отрядами до шести, с комплектом, который можно использовать для создания «Гибельных клинков» или «Адских молотов», а также с огромным выбором вариантов корпуса, спонсонов и башенки.

The Deimos-Pattern Rhino

В игре такого масштаба вы действительно не хотите, чтобы ваша пехота преодолевала все это расстояние пешком — вам нужны механизированные роты, чтобы как можно быстрее доставить насилие со вкусом Легионес Астартес. На самом деле, быстрое и своевременное развертывание пехоты на самом деле является ключом к победе в играх Legions Imperialis — именно им поручено захватывать и удерживать эти важнейшие цели. Имея это в виду, хладнокровный классический бронированный транспорт совершает свое славное возвращение в форме Rhino модели Deimos.

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