This is war, and it never hurts to start with the classics. Oh and a thanks to DaSkwire on twitter for kindly offering to let me use his own Super-Heavy tanks for some of the images you’ll see below.Īny touring band will warn against opening with your biggest or most popular song. With Warhammer 40,000 Apocalypse on its way alongside a fresh rebox of the Baneblade and its Baney or Bladey brothers, there’s never been a better time to stuff a Quake Cannon shell deep into the enemy front lines.īut which is right for your needs? The Shadowsword’s titan-slagging volcano cannon? A rain of bolts from a Stormlord’s Vulkan Mega-Bolter? Perhaps you’re a stickler for the ol’ reliable Baneblade Cannon? Let’s look at what each of the eight Baneblade variants does in Warhammer 40,000, shall we? When it comes to Super Heavy vehicles, the right money looks no further than the Baneblade family of Astra Militarum tanks. Now the Orks, they’ve got something approaching the right idea with Stompas but honestly, not enough guns. Probably forged from some lightweight, efficient, responsibly sourced materials too. Aeldari Wraithknights? They’re mighty impressive and all that but heavy? Nothing with those flowing curves could be heavy.

Look at all these Xenos and their pitiful Super Heavy Detachments.

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