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Space Marine and Ork Megaforces

December 2009·p. 4

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Two large bundles offer different foundations for a new army. The Marines combine infantry with transports and armoured support. The Orks emphasise numerous Boyz, fast bikes and specialist weapon options. The notice presents both as substantial construction projects for the holiday period.

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ReviewWD 360 · pp. 2–3

Fortress of Redemption

The new plastic fortress combines a tall central tower with two armed bunker annexes. Interlocking parts support a substantial battlefield centrepiece rather than a small isolated ruin. Heavy bolters, a missile silo and a lascannon make its defensive purpose visible. Later articles explain assembly, painting and its use both in Planetstrike and ordinary games.

Warhammer 40,000Dark Angels
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ReviewWD 360 · p. 5

Empire and Orc & Goblin Brigades

The Empire bundle gathers state infantry, elite troops, cavalry and artillery. Its greenskin counterpart combines Orcs with several distinct Goblin units and a chariot. Both extend the smaller battalion concept into a much larger starting collection. Their variety allows a player to establish different battlefield roles at once.

Warhammer Fantasy BattlesEmpire
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ReviewWD 360 · p. 6

Realm of Battle Gameboard Extension and Army Cases

Two additional flat tiles expand the modular board’s size and layout choices. They can create a larger field or vary the arrangement of a smaller one. New game-branded cases address the transport of a substantial infantry collection. The paired releases support both displaying and carrying an expanding army.

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