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Sunday, June 2, 2024

Mustafa’s Beakiees: Month V, rank and file

 I had a bit of a conundrum this month and I printed a couple of vindicators thinking they were in the 2nd Ed codex only to find that they didn’t rear their chunky heads until 3rd Ed!!


Cursing my stupidity I pulled at what little hair I have left stressing over a solution, only to find that some bright spark on the interwebz had already come up with an answer for all my woes!

http://projectanvil.blogspot.com/2017/03/get-started.html


These lads (and lasses possibly, I didn’t check) have updated and collated all the datafax cards as well as coming up with new ones to cover some of the more recent vehicles.




I printed off one of those newfangled laser vindicators too, but for the sake of this challenge it’ll count as a regular vindicator for games of 2nd Ed. I may try to work out the points for it, but that’s a challenge for another day.






So that’s two vindicators at 185 points each for a grand total of 370 points.


Cheers :)

8 comments:

  1. For me, the only reason to play W40K is the possibility of having tanks and you have so many so... Perfect!

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  2. Well they just fit right at home, don't they! Glad you found a proper Datafax for them. I will remember that when I do mine :)

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  3. They are glorious and I love the idea of playing with a fully mechanised force.

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  4. Lovely tanks, that's a really hard hitting force you've built. You've got more tanks there than I had in my Space Marine Company back in the late 80s, but that was before even Predators had been invented!

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  5. Brilliant stuff. I'm 100% sold on printing scaled up epic STLs for use with 40k now. Your army looks great. I'm really getting inspired to paint a Chaos Marine army for next year's OWAC.

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  6. The tanks look brutal, great work

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  7. Now that is a scary looking force! You've manage to tie the classic and modern aesthetics together really well

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  8. Good grief - tank upon tank! Cannot fault it!

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