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===+++=== 05/11/2009 ===+++=== Another issue of Warp Rift comes into view! Issue 26 has an article on introducing the game in the current environment. While many complain about the negative aspects (and they are there), the game still has a lot going for it, and many reasons to be upbeat. We then present the fleets of Hydraphur, with new fleet list and rules. Following this, we have a response article on Strike Cruisers, and then pictures of some of the spectacular ships entered into this years Battlefleet Gothic Painting Competition, GothiComp09. Finishing off, we have the second half of our fiction piece - The Ship - and article on ship building using those additional bits of old models that we all seem to horde, some useful counters and a stunning 3D render of an Adeptus Mechanicus vessel. As always, we would appreciate any feedback, comments and submissions, either through eMail or on the Tactical Command forums. Until next time, happy gaming. ===+++=== 23/08/2009 ===+++=== We have a double update for you this time around. Firstly, we have the pictures submitted as part of the 2009 Battlefleet Gothic Painting Competition in the gallery, which can be accessed through either the Library or the Showcase. We have made a few changes this year, and all entries are currently anonymous, as well as adding a fleet category, which people have been asking for over the last couple of years. Voting has now started, and you can check out the threads in the forums. We also have issue 25 of Warp Rift for you. This issue sees another selection of high quality articles. Kicking off, we have an article on the fleets of the Orks, followed by a set of upgrades for your Imperial vessels. We then have information of a new fan-developed suppliment in the works, and as someone who knows how much work this type of thing is I wish the guys the best with this. Following from this, we have some new technology and scenarios to use it all in, and a selection of the fleet pictures from this years GothiComp09 submissions. Rounding all of this out, we have an article on simultaneous movement for Eldar fleets (who are always the exception to the rule) and the concluding chapter of the ongoing 'Tyranid War' fiction. Issue 25 is then closed off with more ordnance markers for use in your games. As always, feedback and contributions for this publication are in constant demand, so let us know what you think and feel free to drop us any ideas for articles and features that you would like to submit. Until next time.... ===+++=== 16/06/2009 ===+++=== Welcome to another update, and that means another issue of Warp Rift, this one being issue 24. We have the usual high-quality mix of reading to interest BFG gamers of all levels. Kicking off is an article on the Necron fleet, perhaps the most discussed fleet in the game, and one which attracts strong opinions from all perspectives. We also have a series of rules additions for your games, harvested from a variation on the stamdard BFG rules. While this variant is not yet ready for public viewing, some of these suggestions should give you a taste of what is in store, and in addition take your regular BFG games in new directions. Heavy Escorts are another topic in the game which has been debated and discussed heavily, and Warp Rift gives you some suggestions for rules to add to your games to represent these vessels. Following this, we have a selection of miniature photos from the Imperial battle groups and some feedback from the High Admiralty on the use of torpedoes in the game. More new rules suggestions then give an outline of how to add simultaneous movement into your games, followed by chapter ten of the Tyranid War epic fiction. Closing off this issue, we have a new scenario for you to try out in your games pitting the fleets of the Tau against the might of the Imperium, counters for Tau fleets, Space Wolves, Dark Eldar and Craftworld Eldar to represent attack craft, torpedoes and mines, and a stunning image of an Imperial cruiser unleashing a full broadside against Chaos Raiders. So, we hope that you enjoy this latest issue. The only thing left is to ask for your continued submissions for this publication. It is entirely produced by the BFG community, and relies heavily on submissions from the players. You guys are what we all like to read about, normal gamers with normal games and some of your own thoughts and rules. In addition, the 2009 BFG Painting Competition thunders on, so if you have a vessel that you painted over the last twelve months and are particularly proud of, please do submit it into the competition. Guidelines for how to do this are in Warp Rift. Thanks for all of your support, and see you all next issue. ===+++=== 08/04/2009 ===+++=== Although the problems with the forums continue, I have found the time to make the latest issue of Warp Rift available. Issue 23 contains a variety of new material focussing on the Limante sector. This includes background, famous ships of the sector, fleet list, new rules and a scenario. In addition, blackhorizon has persuaded the BFG High Admiralty to look at a few recent questions that clarify a few points that have been raised in a number of places. Meanwhile, the Showcase section looks at some fine examples of Tau engineering, and warms up the main thrusters in preparation for this years GothiComp - which I believe is the worlds premier BFG painting competition. The issue is wrapped up with another fiction piece and a illustration of the scale of some of the vessels which make up the fleets of the Imperium. Download this latest issue in the Warp Rift section of the site, check it out, and feel free to let us know what you think. ===+++=== 11/02/2009 ===+++=== Welcome to the first update of 2009. I am pleased to present issue 22 of our Battlefleet Gothic publication, Warp Rift. This issue has new rules for planetary defence batteries and heavy gun emplacements. It also includes additional rules for capturing enemy vessels through boarding actions, new fiction, a battle report and a new scenario for your games. Why are you still reading this, when you could be jumping over to the Warp Rift section and reading that? ===+++=== 03/12/2008 ===+++=== The last Warp Rift of 2008 is now upon us. This issue has loads of great fiction at its heart, and an in depth set of articles on the Deliverance Battleship, from background to model construction to stats for your games. We also have an insight into the construction of this GothiComp08 winning vessel - the Invictus Space Marine Battle Barge. This ship has seen a lot of attention across the web, since it incorporates a number of LED lights into its design. All of this is joined by the regular levels of BFG interest. As always, let us know your comments on this. Issue twenty one of Warp Rift can be found via the red 'Warp Rift' button just up there. ^^^ ===+++=== 08/08/2008 ===+++=== Following the deadline for submissions for this years Battlefleet Gothic Painting Competition - GothiComp08 - I have compiled and uploaded the submission galleries. Voting will open shortly on the forums. A huge thank you to everyone who participated this year, making it extremely successful in terms of both quantity and quality of entries. The gallery is available from both the Library and Showcase areas of this site. ===+++=== 22/07/2008 ===+++=== Hot on the heels of issue eighteen, we have the next issue, unsurprisingly titled... issue nineteen! This issue we have a report from the Anargo Sector, including new transport ships, rules for simultaneous movement, a spotlight on ships from the Marine fleets, part one of new fiction, an article on building merchant vessels and a new convoy scenario. Feel free to let us know what you think in the forums, and the articles contain links to the boards to let us know your feedback and comments. ===+++=== 13/06/2008 ===+++=== It is the turn of BFG to get a new suppliment. This time, we have the arrival of issue eighteen of Warp Rift. This issue includes the official Q&A for the Tyranid Swarm Fleets, an introduction to the Anargo Sector Project, a spotlight on legendary traders, a reminder of this years premier BFG painting event - GothiComp, the return of a favourite fleet for the game - the blood red vessels of Khorne, new fiction in the shape of 'Reapers Toll', alternative campaign rules, fantastic mine counters to print out and use in your games and a look at a specific vessel, the Divine Intervention. Not enough? We also have the next installment of the Tyranid War fiction suppliment, as a seperate download. Also, blackhorizon has increased the interactive content. The titles in the fanzine are also links, sending you directly to relevant threads in the new Warp Rift forum area so that you can directly voice your feedback and discuss your opinions on the articles with other readers. For those people who want to keep up with the latest developments on the Warp Rift bridge, it now has a dedicated blog (details and link in the editorial) bringing you news on the releases and generally about the game. Until next time... ===+++=== 14/05/2008 ===+++=== I have now uploaded the final version of the Raiders suppliment for Epic Armageddon, in the Additional Rules section of this site. This suppliment is a fan-based effort, and includes background, rules, scenarios and modelling suggestions for the Necrons, Dark Eldar and Minervan Imperial Guard. Enjoy, and feel free to let us know what think in the EpiComms forum. ===+++=== 26/03/2008 ===+++=== Another update. Another issue of Warp Rift. Issue seventeen of the dedicated Battlefleet Gothic fanzine has articles on the Rpgue Traders of Imperial space, rules for Patrol Fleets from the Cypra network and a Chaos showcase. We also have new fiction in the form of the Battle of Kyshar, guidelines on magnetising your BFG cruisers and a Tyranid painting guide. Those Tyranids also illustrate the second additional suppliment. Last issue, we had the first part of the Tyranid War extended fiction piece, and this issue sees the next installment in the saga. As ever, feedback is always welcomed. Enjoy, and let us know what you think. ===+++=== 25/01/2008 ===+++=== Welcome to another update, and another issue of Warp Rift. This is issue sixteen for the online Battlefleet Gothic magazine, and it continues to go from strength to strength. There are a few changes this time around. The first of these is the fact that this is a big issue. It weighs in at more than three times the usual download size, but this is a small price to pay for the fantastic content and pictures included. Also this issue, we see a special suppliment. While Warp Rift has excellent short fiction pieces regarding the game, Horizon has made an editors decision to take a slightly longer fiction piece. However, because this would increase the download size further, he has decided to include it as a seperate suppliment. We would both be very interested in any comment on this additional inclusion with your regular viewing, and the selected format of a seperate suppliment. You can get in contact with both of us in the GothiComms section of the forums linked on this site. ===+++=== 26/12/2007 ===+++=== With the close of the 2007 Epic Painting Competition (EpiComp07), I have now uploaded the galleries of submissions for inspiration and to begin the voting process. Check them out in the Showcase or Library sections. ===+++=== 28/11/2007 ===+++=== Another issue of Warp Rift has arrived with us. Issue fifteen can now be found in the Warp Rift area of this site. ===+++=== 20/09/2007 ===+++=== Another month, another update. We now have issue 14 of Warp Rift. This latest issue has a host of inspiration for players, from the results of the recent GothiComp, through comment from a member of the High Admiralty, to new scenarios for your games. ===+++=== 15/08/2007 ===+++=== The Eldar MMS rules have now been updated. Download version 1.6 in the Rules section. ===+++=== 08/08/2007 ===+++=== With the 2007 Battlefleet Gothic Painting Competition now over, the gallery is available and the voting will begin. This years submissions can be accessed via the Showcase or the Library. ===+++=== 24/07/2007 ===+++=== Unlucky for some, issue thirteen of Warp Rift has now arrived. This issue has a host of new features for the most dedicated player, including instructions to create your own Voss pattern prows, two scenarios, fiction, showcases and more. ===+++=== 22/05/2007 ===+++=== Has it been two months already? Another issue of Warp Rift (issue 12) has docked. This issues sees an excellent battle report between Eldar Corsairs and Imperial Marines, a spotlight on the Marine Strike Cruiser, some excellent cruisers allied to the Imperium and Nurgle, the continuation of last issues fiction piece, another Lexicon, this time looking at a Dark Eldar vessel, and an article on the major different Craftworld fleets of the Eldar. As always, feedback and submissions are always welcomed. ===+++=== 26/03/2007 ===+++=== Issue Eleven of Warp Rift, our own publication dedicated to Battlefleet Gothic, is long overdue. New material for the publication has been thin on the ground, and this lead to a break in the schedue. When Roy (Horizon) showed an interest in getting things moving again, I decided to pass on the reigns of publication, since I simply no longer have the time to do it justice. Issue Eleven is his first issue as editor, and I think that he has done an excellent job. Judge for yourself. Jump over to the Warp Rift section and download this issue. As always, any kind of feedback is extremely welcome, and submissions are required to keep the publication alive. ===+++=== 15/02/2007 ===+++=== The Battlefleet Gothic Eldar MMS rules have now been updated, to version 1.5. Available in the 'Rules' section. ===+++=== 25/09/2006 ===+++=== I have updated the Battlefleet Gothic new Eldar rules - referred to as MMS (Move Move Shoot). These are now the latest version, and replace those originally found in Warp Rift. ===+++=== 04/09/2006 ===+++=== The GothiComp06 gallery has now been added to this site. It can be accessed from either the Library (in the site archive section) or the Showcase Gallery (in, naturally, the BFG section). You can vote via the Tactical Command boards. ===+++=== 24/08/2006 ===+++=== Work continues on transferring the EpiComms boards to the new site, and re-branding it as Tactical Command. In the meantime, Neal Hunt has sent me his Blood Axe Orc list for Epic Armageddon (now available in the Additional Rules section of this site). Feel free to visit the forum and let him know what you think. ===+++=== 16/06/2006 ===+++=== GothiComp06: The '2006 Battlefleet Gothic GothiComms Painting and Converting Competition' has now started! This years event follows very similar lines to the 2005 competition. To enter, you just need to be a member of GothiComms and submit a picture of your vessel. The GothiComms community will then vote on a winner based on the painting ability and ideas. In addition, every vessel entered will automatically also be considered for the conversion prize. Voted on by the GothiComp committee this will reward the vessel that displays the 'best' conversion/building. The prizes for both parts of this competition are a Battleship (up to the value of fifteen pounds) delivered to your door. These prizes are very kindly provided by Specialist Games (and I would like to thank them for supporting the game through a contribution that they get no payback for and which is not even run under their banner). So, I really hope to see what you guys come up with! ===+++=== 26/02/2006 ===+++=== Warp Rift issue ten caused some discussion in the BFG community, particularly the Eldar MMS rules. So, blackhorizon and Sigoroth have sent me an updated version, including some re-formatting and improved presentation. It will be updated and kept in line with future developments. This 'new and improved' document is now available in the 'New Rules' section of the site. ===+++=== 10/02/2006 ===+++=== It had to happen, another issue of Warp Rift hits the... umm... shelves. Issue Ten sees some new and suggested rules for the Eldar Corsair fleet. There have been a number of comments about the fleet as presented in the core rule book, and this is an attempt to address these. Also this issue, some examples of vessels from players from our GothiComms forum, the third installment of the Bait storyline and a new scenario - Assassination. We are always looking for feedback here on the Warp Rift command bridge, so feel free to drop me an email and let me know what you think, or any questions or comments that you might have. ===+++=== 04/02/2006 ===+++=== Wow, has it really been so long since the last update? We have just released a collection of force lists for the Squats in Epic Armageddon. Jaldon and his group have been working on this for a while, with the support of the general Epic Armageddon community. Rather than a single list, the force has been split into three directions, and so the Squat player can now select a force to meet their own playing style. These force lists are now available for download in the Additional Rules section of this site. ===+++=== 19/09/2005 ===+++=== Another update, another issue of Warp Rift. I am not going to go on about this in too much detail, as you can simply check it out for yourselves. However, I am very pleased with this issue, and I hope that this will signal a continued increase in the quality of the publication from here on. Also, I am currently having a few problems with the EpiComms forums, but I hope to have these sorted out within the next couple of days. Thanks for your patience. UPDATE: 29/09/2005 - I have added some pictures of new Ork vessels for BFG from Kr00za. The style will be familiar to the Warp Rift readers out there, but these are new vessels painted up and ready for dispaly. Check them out in the Showcase. ===+++=== 19/08/2005 ===+++=== Due to a number of enquiries on EpiComms, Neal Hunt has decided to send me his excellent compendium of the Titan Legions that are known so far. This has now been uploaded to the Battle Groups section of this site. The compendium lists all Titan Legions which have appeared over the years, along with details such as they colour scheme and Legion badge. ===+++=== 12/07/2005 ===+++=== Hi, and welcome to a long overdue update. Just the bare minimum update again this time. Warp Rift issue eight finally hits an unsuspecting public. This issue we see the winners of the GothiComp painting competition. We also have proposed alternative attack craft rules, ideas for solo play against the Orks, rules for the vessels of the Death Guard, and two new pieces of fiction from Chris French and Warmaster Ancaris. I hope that this issue is well received, and I would like to echo the editorial - this pulication really does need fan submissions, articles and ideas. There must be a wealth of ideas and material out there, and if everyone who downloaded Warp Rift sent in one article, we would have enough to keep going for more than a year. ===+++=== 11/11/2004 ===+++=== Just one update this time around, as issue five of Warp Rift exits the void. This issue contains an article on the posibility of Escort Carriers, new rules for alliance fleets in the game, rules for the fleets of the Black Legion, new fiction and two (count 'em, two!) scenarios - one historically inspired and one as a testbed for some of the new rules. Feel free to drop me an email and let me know what you think about this issue, any issue or indeed any aspect of this site - good or bad. All the best. UPDATE: 06/01/2005 - Happy New Year to all our visitors. Just popping in quickly to let you know that issue six of Warp Rift has just been uploaded. Of note this issue is the opening of the first Gothic Painting Competition, and I am looking forward to a lot of spectacular submissions for this. See issue six for informations. UPDATE: 10/03/2005 - Time seems to be going extremely fast right now, and I am very aware that the updates have been slow in appearing. I do aim to improve this as quickly as I can, and get some more regular updates online soon after Easter. In the meantime, issue seve of Warp Rift has just been uploaded. This issue marks the first year of publication, and we have articles on the tactics of ancient wargames applied to Gothic, rules for Ork Clans and Emperors Children, the third and final part of the BFG Alliances article and part two of out current fiction, The Bait. We also have a few examples of the submissions for the GothiComp painting competition, and I hope that as many of you will enter this competition as possible. ===+++=== 09/09/2004 ===+++=== Just a short update this time around, due to my holiday and a busy life recently. So, this time we see the arrival of Warp Rift Issue Four (click on the Warp Rift button above). Issue four features a brief introduction of the Warp Rift team, an article on all Escort Fleets, new rules for the Tau Expansion, new Ork Pirate rules (who make great opponents for the new Tau), a Chaos Blackstone Fortress and a new chapter in the Captain Sinn saga. So, another full issue. In other news, the EpiComms Forum recently announced the advent of the second Epic Painting Competition. This makes the Thread of the Moment this time around, so click on the link below for more details. Until next time... UPDATE 04/10/2004: I have received a report from yesterdays Games Day event, emailed to me from stormseer from the EpiComms boards. More pictures are on the way, but I thought that I would put a taster up rather than making you all wait. The report awaits you in the Library. I have also added a new link, directed to some excellent PDF versions of the stats for all of the playtest armies for Epic Armageddon. Check it out. UPDATE 05/10/2004: I have added the full set of photos to the Games Day 2004 articles in the Library. Enjoy. ===+++=== 01/07/2004 ===+++=== The beginning of a new month, and a new update for the site, even though it is relatively minor. The key addition this time around is the third edition of the bi-monthly publication supporting Battlefleet Gothic. Warp Rift issue three hits us, and this issue sees articles on the use of the Eldar fleet in the game, extra rules for the Tau in campaigns, a whole host of Orky Bitz for all you Warlords out there, the third part in the Captain Sinn series of stories and a showcase of some of Khyrons excellent ships. Also this time around, we have an updated version of the Gothic registry in the 'Additional Rules' section of the site, an essential spreadsheet which allows you to print out ship stats for a game in seconds. This version has added all of the vessels so far, with the exception of the Tyranid fleet. ===+++=== 25/04/2004 ===+++=== Just a very short update this time, I plan to have a more comprehensive selection of additions to the site shortly. In the meantime, Salute has been and gone for 2004, and again www.epic40k.co.uk was there. While there was little that had not already been seen by the outside world from Games Workshop, a few pictures of the event have been added to the Library section of this site. If you have any further pictures or news from the event, drop me an email and I will add your contribution to the page. Back shortly... ===+++=== 13/05/2004 ===+++=== Welcome to part two of this update. You should by now have noticed the changes that have been in the pipeline for a while. I have never really been happy with the previous diamond buttons for this site, and I thought that it was about time to drag www.epic40k.co.uk kicking into the twentyfirst century. So, I have split the site into three areas, the core area consisting of the sections to find most of the standard web content, the features which are regular or interactive parts of the site, and the rest with links and other bits which dont really fit elsewhere. I have also added a 'Quick Link' to take you directly to a section of the site if you know where you want to go. I am much happier with this structure, and I would very much like to hear your opinions on it all. Also this update, we have the long-awaited release of issue two of Warp Rift, the Battlefleet Gothic dediacated publication. This issue sees an extended gunary table for your games, alternative rules for Daemon Vessels, two fiction pieces, a brief battle report, a worrying list of symptoms to check if you are Gothic dependant and the usual regular (regular, in issue two?) stuff. I hope you enjoy it. As always, feedback is welcomed and encouraged. To cap it all off, we also have an extra picture in the 40K gallery, of a huge Shadowsword tank. So, until next update, all the best and keep sending in your submissions for the site and Warp Rift. ===+++=== 11/03/2004 ===+++=== Welcome to another update of www.epic40k.co.uk. While all updates are special, this one is especially so as it marks the release of the first issue of Warp Rift. I have been playing with the idea of a web-based magazine dedicated to Battlefleet Gothic for a while now, a sister publication of Incoming magazine. When Fanatic decided to merge all their magazines into one, there seemed to be a gap in the market for this kind of thing, and so the decision was made. Warp Rift is put together by a group of five dedicated Gothic fans, and you can find the first issue and an further explanation here. Feel free to get in touch and let me know what you think, what you like and what you would like changed. Also, this time around, we have an update of the Gothic Magazine Index, bringing this completely up to date for the entire set of magazines. I also received an email notifying me that the Gothic Fanatic link was broken, and so this has been changed. If you find any broken links on your travels around this site, please drop me an email to let me know. That is about it for this time around. All the best. ===+++=== 29/01/2004 ===+++=== Welcome to the first update of 2004. By now, you should have noticed a change across the entire site. I have decided to try a new font for the site, and I would be extremely interested in your opinions and whether this is a good thing on your machines. Also this time around, we have an article on building planets for Gothic from Axtklinge, which you can find here. My appologies to Axtklinge as he actually submitted this article a while ago. Alongside this, we have a new link added on terrain building for your games. Also this update, the Gothic Magazine Index has been updated to included the 2003 Gothic catalogue. Next update will hopefully bring this completely up to date with issues 16, 17 and 18 of Gothic Magazine. For Epic, the Crucible of Champions article has been altered. At this stage, the only changes are a few minor alterations to the generation tables as a result of feedback. Soon I will present further articles in the series on playing games with the warbands and advancing them as a result. Until next time, all the best. ===+++=== 24/12/2003 ===+++=== Happy holidays, and welcome to another overdue update of the site. This actually represents half an update, as I have more to add as soon as I can access my other PC! Anyway, enough rambling, what do we have this update? First up, for Epic fans we have a new battle report using the new rules. This report features a rebel Imperial Guard force fighting against the World Eaters before their heresy and can be found here. Also this time around, we have two updates to the De'Aynes Spotters Guide to Gothic, as the Imperial Marine fleet and the Necrons appear. You can find the Spotters Guide here. Lastly this time around, we have a new Escort for the Imperial fleet, again provided by Mr Montes. The Sabre adds respectable firepower and good defence, and can be found here. That is it for this time around. I will be back as soon as I can with part two of this update. All the best! ===+++=== 04/09/2003 ===+++=== I am back from holiday and ready for another round of updates. This time around we have a revised version of the Epic battle group that was posted last update. Battle Group Ares had changed and Alan sent me the latest listing to upload. It can still be found in the Battle Groups section of the site. Over the last couple of months, I have been working on a warband system for Epic Armageddon, and I humbly present the first part of this. It is available here and deals with initially setting up a warband for the system, generating a champion and his retinue and core followers. Later articles (next update) will look at fighting battles with the warbands, and how they evolve and grow as a result, and the consequences of these games on your champions route to Daemonhood, or into a Chaos Spawn. Please let me know what you think of these rules, and any warbands that you generate, as I would be very interested in getting feedback and I will be starting a new thread in the EpiComms forums. Also this update we have a couple of stories: Kirandriels Storm by Shadow Hunter, and A Different Kind of War by Patrick Hegarty. I should use this opportunity to put a call out for fiction. I am always particularly happy to accept short fiction of this type, so please send in whatever you have. On the rules front, we have three new vessels for Battlefleet Gothic, all from Nathan Montes. The Relentless Cruiser is an addition to Imperial fleets, providing solid weapons batteries with serious torpedo armament, while the Regent Light Cruiser and Ranger Carrack provide supporting fire and transport to an Imperial fleet. To finish off, the links section of the site sees three addiitons, Tuffskulls commission painting work, the official Epic site and a Blood Angel site created by Sheldon. Anyway, I guess that will do for this time. Check back again soon for more updates. ===+++=== 14/07/2003 ===+++=== Well, there is no escaping it, it has been a LONG time since the last update. I apologise to everyone who has been checking back here regularly, and I hope that this will not happen again. What can I say? Real world stuff just got in the way. Anyway, on with the update... The above apology goes double to Alan Foley. He sent two articles in a long while ago, and they are only now seeing the 'light' of the web. Firstly, he has sent details of his epic Battle Group Ares, and secondly he submitted a story for the library, Ave Imperator. On the Gothc side this update, we have another section of the Spotters Guide. This has jumped in sequence a little, with the Dark Eldar being examined this time around. However, we do have the] contribution of Bob Henderson for this update, and he should know the Dark Eldat fleet better than most, as he was responsible for writing it! Also for Gothic, I have updated both the Gothic rules index and the Gothic Magazine index to inclue all magazines up to and including issue 15, and the Gothic Annual. This brought to light a number of issues, such as reprints of rules, and these are all included in the listing, so you should be able to find what you are looking for. This update also sees some exciting news for Epic collectors, as we open the first EpiComms Epic Painting Competition. This competition has been put together by Tas and is supported by the entire EpiComms forum community, who have donated prizes and helped to put this together. We really want this competition to be a success, so I urge you all to submit pictures of your painted Epic units. Details of the competition can be found at the link, above. That is it for this update. I will do everything that I can to make sure that you are not all waiting quite as long for the next one! All the best. ===+++=== [Transmission Ends] ===+++=== |
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