Questoris Knight Magaera

[energongoodie]

Not really a math hammer task.

Yeah, i know But I really wanted to type Math Hammer guys assemble.

I agree with your assessment.
I'm gonna wait for the other arm option and see what that's like. I do really like the mech aesthetic on this so I do intend to get one.

[DWest]

I am completely confused.

For 110 GBP, are we buying: A 85 GBP game's workshop plastic kit and 25 GBP worth of resin upgrades ([url]http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/Images/Product/AlternativeFW/xlarge/magaera-comp.jpg[/url]) or are we buying 110 GBP worth of resin upgrades?

Somewhere in the middle, actually; the way the standard plastic sprues are rigged, you only need 2 of the 3 to make the plastic bits for this kit, so you're getting ~60 quid of Knight kit + ~50 quid of resin topper.

[George Labour]

Well while it may not get as many hits as a Paladin I imagine it'll last just a bit longer with its quasi It Will Not Die, and funky shield abilities. All for only 20 more points than the Paladin.

[YorkNecromancer]

Looks like a pleasingly simple DIY-from-styrene conversion job too. Very nice.

the question really is why aren't you taking one with a battle cannon and one with a lightning cannon?

Merciful Omnissiah, yes.

BRING ME GUN KNIGHTS.

[SadisticMagician]

So if the Lancer/Castigator/Acheron Knight frame is known as the Cerastus and this beetle-backed thingumy is a Questoris, what's the knight chassis name for the regular plastic errant and paladin?

The Questoris is the 'standard' knight chassis. This is basically the same.

[Mr Mystery]

Looks like a pleasingly simple DIY-from-styrene conversion job too. Very nice.



Merciful Omnissiah, yes.

BRING ME GUN KNIGHTS.

From the sketches shown off, I think they're on their way