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Warhammer 40K Games Workshop Imperium Supply Drop Loot Box    I was lucky enough to see the early email to the Warhammer 40K Imperium "Supply Drop" from Games Workshop, the cost was £75, and I had a few quid in my paypal as I was mid clear out of some old fantasy stuff. I thought I would give it a punt. I note here that this review is for the UK version of the Supply Drop, however we will perhaps compare to some of the other regions later in this review. So, What is it? Many companies ( ahem Mantic) do some epic level loot crates that is a bundle offer that essentially groups together a whole bunch of items from a particular manufacturer and sell them off for a bulk price, normally much smaller than the usual RRP. This usually means that the buyer picks up quite a bargain, and the seller will be able to get rid of old lines of product lingering in their storage facilities very efficiently. I received my Imperium Supply Drop on the 12th August 2020. It was bundled with the War

Warhammer 40K - Sector Mechanicus Part 1 Galvanic Servohaulers Welcome to Mars-Real Estate! if you're gonna build an industrial centre you first need some plant... Looking to Buy Galvic Servohaulers? UK -   Element Games    The Outpost    Firestorm Games    Wayland Games USA / Canada - Games Kastle I have to recreate a martian industrial landscape....on a table...!!!...no problem! First up, I'm ahead of the curve, as I have a desert themed game-mat. These game-mats are really good. They are made of a similar material to a mouse mat. Therefore they are gentle on falling models and are a good surface for rolling dice on. The main benefit of these mats are they hold their shape after rolling up at the end of the battle, no creases or wrinkles despite numerous battles, and rolling up into their own bag, are easily stored. Secondly, I've managed to acquire a fair amount of industrially themed scenery which I'm going to paint up over the next few months. In 9th edition 40K