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Digital Products: Codex Tyranids

January 2014·p. 38

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The digital Codex is announced for eBook devices and iPad, with the same core material as the printed book. The enhanced iPad version adds audio, linked rules, rotating model views and a Force Requisition collection manager that organises owned units and their equipment before a game.

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ShowcaseWD 409 · pp. 6–7

Tyranids: Harpy

The new plastic Harpy carries stranglethorn or heavy venom cannons and produces spore mines for attacks on infantry below. The feature draws attention to its large wingspan, rear-facing dorsal vanes and three supplied spore mines, contrasting its swept-back silhouette with the Hive Crone made from the same kit.

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ShowcaseWD 409 · pp. 6–9

Tyranids: Hive Crone

Built from the Harpy’s core components, the Hive Crone changes its outline with dorsal chimneys, a different head and downward-facing spikes. Its four tentaclids are living anti-aircraft missiles; digestive sacs feed the drool cannon for ground attacks once the skies are clear. Close-up captions distinguish the two creatures’ weapons and heat vents.

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ShowcaseWD 409 · pp. 10–11

Tyranids: Haruspex

Mark Harrison’s Haruspex turns the Tyranid harvesting process into a large centrepiece monster. The article examines its distended mouth, grasping tongue and crushing claws, explaining how the feeding beast breaks down both prey and hard material during the final consumption of a world.

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