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Re: Thunderwolves...
by Anton » Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:22 pm
there nice I like them! the tank that she does are pretty cool as well, but bloody pricey!
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Re: Thunderwolves...
by Genty » Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:14 am
I have a couple of the lions from the high elf chariots if there any use. Not wolves but im sure you could throw some greenstuff onto them etc.
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Re: Thunderwolves...
by Suneokun » Thu Mar 18, 2010 4:21 pm
THUNDERCATS HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Everyone below the age of 25 need not apply...
Everyone below the age of 25 need not apply...
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Re: Thunderwolves...
by Warpwolf Fenrir » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:16 pm
http://www.mrdandy.com/wargamma-battle-wolves/
At equiv of £15 each if you order 4, very cist effective, plud designed whole heartedly for Space Wolves.
If there is interest, let me know, as I want one for a Deathwatch Cavalry rider, and will happily share an order.
At equiv of £15 each if you order 4, very cist effective, plud designed whole heartedly for Space Wolves.
If there is interest, let me know, as I want one for a Deathwatch Cavalry rider, and will happily share an order.
A pack leader is only as strong as those he leads, for without them, he is nothing.
But the strength of a pack lies not in it's numbers, but how they work together.
For the greatest packs are not necessarily the largest or the strongest, for cunning can be equally devastating.
But the strength of a pack lies not in it's numbers, but how they work together.
For the greatest packs are not necessarily the largest or the strongest, for cunning can be equally devastating.
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Re: Thunderwolves...
by lyracian » Mon Jul 12, 2010 2:34 pm
There is also these Wolves from Paulson Games - http://www.paulsongames.com/catalog/ite ... 041002.htm
Battle reports and random musings on my blog - http://lyracian.blogspot.com/.
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Re: Thunderwolves...
by Warpwolf Fenrir » Tue Jul 13, 2010 10:23 pm
Another source of two more, and these would be great for ANY army, not just Space Wolves, not just 40K:
[edit] Ooops - moght help if I listed the source - www.microartstudio.com [/edit]
[edit] Ooops - moght help if I listed the source - www.microartstudio.com [/edit]
A pack leader is only as strong as those he leads, for without them, he is nothing.
But the strength of a pack lies not in it's numbers, but how they work together.
For the greatest packs are not necessarily the largest or the strongest, for cunning can be equally devastating.
But the strength of a pack lies not in it's numbers, but how they work together.
For the greatest packs are not necessarily the largest or the strongest, for cunning can be equally devastating.
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