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Pre-Heresy Pimpage Forge World Mark 1 Rhino

Today’s unboxing is on the new “Pre-Heresy” Style Rhino Mk1 from Forge World.

Recently, Forge World put out this kit and to go along with all the Pre-Heresy style Marks of armor they have been releasing over the past few years.

For us “old timers” this kit looks familiar to us because it’s styling is almost exactly the same as the old plastic kit of the same name.

Recently I posted Flashback Friday article on the Second Edition Space Wolves Codex, that had a nice picture of the old MK1 Rhino for us to compare.

“New from Forge World”

Citadel MK 1

Not too shabby indeed!  I love how they kept the front “dozer” blade true. I also like the new smoke stack styling on the Forge World version way better than the old plastic kit.

The Kit




Rhino MK1  available for 33 pounds (~$53) from Forge World.

The ubiquitous Rhino Armoured Personnel Carrier is a mainstay of the Space Marine Chapters, and has been in continuous use for over ten thousand years. There are many patterns and designs of this robust vehicle, and the MkIc Deimos Pattern Rhino is amongst one of the oldest variants, first issued en-masse to the Space Marine Legions of the Great Crusade.
This pattern is armed with two turret-mounted bolters, slaved to the target-logis systems of the Rhino’s machine spirit, rather than the pintle-mounted storm bolter seen on the later MkIIc design. The MkIc Deimos Pattern Rhino, designed by Daren Parrwood, is a complete resin and plastic kit that contains a standard Games Workshop Rhino kit as well as sufficient resin conversion components to construct the MkIc Deimos Pattern variant. -Courtesy FW’s site



Unboxing


For now though, enjoy the video of this armor kit. Oh and don’t forget to checkout my Rhino/Predator Reinforced Upgrade kit from last week. -MBG

About the Author: Rob Baer

Virginia Restless, Miniature Painter & Cat Dad. I blame LEGOs. There was something about those little-colored blocks that started it all... Twitter @catdaddymbg