Well another new release and another set of shoddy photos taken by someone who got their hands on a White Dwarf before anyone else.
I did actually spot these at around 3am whilst trying to get the baby to settle but I didn’t think the wife would appreciate me pausing to blog about it…
This time it’s the Tau and huzzah, some new models. However, my worst fears have been realised; the Crisis Suits and Fire Warriors have not been replaced. So the two main units of the army remain dated and uninspiring which is an absolute crime. The Pathfinders and the Broadsides have had an update though.
The Riptide, yes it does say £50, is a fucking great mech, so that’s a win. A big one. With big guns.
SILO41 
45 quid for three plastic battlesuits???!!!
Yeah, I know. You may as well spend the extra fiver on the big bastard and replay your favourite scenes from Gundam Wing.
Sweet jesus, I’ve only just noticed the big one’s scale compared to the others!
However their is no price change as a single battle-suit is £15.50 and wont do much damage on its own.
That broadside looks new, looks like its being held underslung…?
Yep. It’s based on the Forge World one.
Reblogged this on Steam and Shields and commented:
Well, Looks like I”m going to be dusting off the tau that I haven’t touched for months if these are as good on the tabletop as they look!
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Looks like the fishing season’s about to open…
Considering the eurozone debt-busting prices that GW seem to want to inflict on their customers do you think they’ve decided to ignore the new player crowd and are catering for veterans now? Knowing that lots of us already have the cores of our armies set so £50 for a large toy makes sense if you think that it’ll be the only thing people will be buying as they’ve got the rest of the stuff.
However, this should be tempered by the fact that only buying the new shinies is probably going to set you back as much as the original army did!
It’s possible as Tau are, traditionally, collected by veteran gamers rather than newbies.