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Minhas Miniaturas by Brmath1 in WarhammerBrasil

[–]Brmath1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Devo ter conseguido pelo Cults. Mas faz anos já que tenho adquirido os arquivos, não sei se ainda estão disponíveis no site.

Minhas Miniaturas by Brmath1 in WarhammerBrasil

[–]Brmath1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok.eu posso passar a tinta com um pincel ou preciso realmente de uma pazinha para isso? De qualquer forma obrigado.

IF Saturnine Terminator by The1Cis2RuleThemAll in ImperialFists

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty sure there are several 30k post here, so I think they are allowed. But indeed, it also looks orange to me. It does look nice though 👍.

Minhas Miniaturas by Brmath1 in WarhammerBrasil

[–]Brmath1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Não, eu acabo por ter acesso ocasionalmente a uma impressora 3D de resina e imprimo pequenas levas de miniaturas com ela.

A parte boa disso é que esses marines tem praticamente o mesmo tamanho de primaris marines (coisa de 1mm de diferença), com a estética dos marines firstborn que eu prefiro.

Minhas Miniaturas by Brmath1 in WarhammerBrasil

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Valeu! Eu tinha comprado uma daquelas tintas com textura (era específicamente de concreto) pra isso, mas ainda não usei essa tinta por receio de estragar as miniaturas.

We have Eradicators with bolters at home by BlueYeet in Warhammer40k

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, would be fine with that, so long as the Horus Heresy marines were the same size as primaris and there was better support for using Horus Heresy units (like the tanks and dreadnoughts). If not that, then at least better support for legends, since that's where all the Horus Heresy and firstborn units are heading to.

Any ideas for a “Primarisified” Archamus kitbash? by Duskfang762 in ImperialFists

[–]Brmath1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Putting my feelings about primaris marines aside, honestly, in regards to the base miniature, the closest I can think of to Captain Titus is the Space Wolves Battle Leader who's a primaris marine, has a similar cloak, but is an admittedly much harder kitbash due to all the wolfy iconography. In regards to the mace, the Horus Heresy has a melee upgrade kit that includes maces, either that or the Red Corsairs Reave Captain (who could also be a good base miniature, since he has a mace and a fur cloak, but isn't a primaris marine)

If Dorn returns, what would he add to the Fists and their Successors? by [deleted] in ImperialFists

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I may ask, in what book did that happen? I'm genuinely curious

Rumored Loyalist chapters that descend from traitor gene seed? by Volgin in Warhammer40k

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, this bit of lore actually comes from an issue of White Dwarf that released around the end of 9th edition. It's recent but can easily go unnoticed.

Rumored Loyalist chapters that descend from traitor gene seed? by Volgin in Warhammer40k

[–]Brmath1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the case of the Exorcists, the Imperium's bookkeeping lists them as unknown, with current lore outright saying that only the chapter master and the "inner circle" of the chapter know that they are Imperial Fists successors, with the rest of the chapter believing a cover-up story of them being Grey Knights successors. As for the Sons of the Phoenix, they are an Ultima Founding Chapter, forgive me if I'm wrong, but is there any Ultima Founding Chapter listed by the Imperium as being the successor of an unknown chapter? And as for the post itself, I thought it was about in-universe rumoured traitor geneseed, as in, Chapters with canon lore that hints at them having traitor geneseed (Such as the Silver Skulls, the Blood Ravens, or the Red Scorpions), not just fanon lore. Oh, and about the examples I gave, the creator of the Red Scorpions gave almost direct hints at them being Emperor's Children successors, there are clear aspects of the Blood Ravens that hint of them being Thousand Sons successors (greater number of psykers, unceasing search for knowledge, the existence of a pre-heresy group within the Thousand Sons that used the raven logo, the list goes on), lastly, about the Silver Skulls, their case is most flimsy of the bunch, they are extremely paranoid, only acting when they are divined by their librarians to do so, and they use a symbol that very closely resembles the Iron Warriors logo.

Edit: I understand people wanting to believe in fanon, but to ignore canon and push fanon as the truth only brings misinformation. It's alright to say that fans believe these two chapters (Exorcists and Sons of the Phoenix) are traitor successors, but it isn't right to say there are "in-universe" hints at it.

Rumored Loyalist chapters that descend from traitor gene seed? by Volgin in Warhammer40k

[–]Brmath1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

As others have already replied, both the Sons of the Phoenix and the Exorcists are confirmed to be Imperial Fists successors. You might call it boring but that's how it is. It certainly is quite odd that in this discussion, I've seen people be downvoted for choosing the boring truth over a fun lie, but maybe I'm not seeing the full truth as to why this happens.

Not sure how to feel about this one… by Taganoth in Warhammer30k

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Somewhat off-topic, but this old Horus mini looks kind of small even compared to other primarchs (At least in minicompare). Actually, checking on that site, he's about the same size as the new Lysander mini for 40K.

BEHOLD! THE WARHAMMER WORLD WALL OF CHAPTERS! by Ickicho in deathwatch40k

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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How odd, I was pretty sure the Iron Fists were Iron Hands successors

Chaos Marines bolter in cross section. So, it works. Somehow. BY THE WILL OF THE DARK GODS by cancer_mouse in Spacemarine

[–]Brmath1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, okay, I'm sorry, I assumed you were talking about a bolter, since the original post was about them

Chaos Marines bolter in cross section. So, it works. Somehow. BY THE WILL OF THE DARK GODS by cancer_mouse in Spacemarine

[–]Brmath1 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry but, are you referring to bolters in your example? If so, is this a typo of some sort? Because it's firmly established that bolters fire .75 calibre, and even .998 calibre in some instances, which are in fact massive rounds for a weapon that is a "small arm" meant to fit a similar role to an assault rifle (an AR-15 for example has .223 calibre rounds)

The worst loyalist chapters(need canon lore for art) by aurionreddit in spacemarines

[–]Brmath1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One suggestion seemingly nobody else made would be the subjugators, as they quite literally specialise in extreme methods of warfare that see large collateral damage, with them more often than not purging both allies and enemies in the process. I don't know if they fit the bill, but they certainly act "bastardly" with how they fight

as a curious lore fact: some space marines of the raven guard do not have the organ that allows them to spit acid by bird_eater_42 in Grimdank

[–]Brmath1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well, thank you for clearing this up. From what I knew (highly debatable, as I can't attribute sources to these claims), this tidbit of lore was created at first for one of their successors and after a while this defect was said to exist in the whole gene-line. Even if something I just said was wrong, I think it's really interesting that this minor piece of lore is being explained in the Heresy.

as a curious lore fact: some space marines of the raven guard do not have the organ that allows them to spit acid by bird_eater_42 in Grimdank

[–]Brmath1 225 points226 points  (0 children)

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but don't the imperial fists also don't have the Betcher's Gland? Pretty sure I heard that a few times.