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https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/New_Stuff/D ... ERNUS.html
The Deimos Pattern Predator Infernus is an ancient pattern of Predator believed to date back to the hallowed days of the Great Crusade, which has now largely been replaced by the Land Raider Redeemer in many Chapters. The Crimson Fists, Fire Lords and Subjugators, among others, still value its close-range firepower when combating such xenos hordes as Orks, and in particular it is seeing resurgence amongst those Chapters confronting the Tyranid menace.

Certain ancient data sources speculate that the Predator Infernus was an attempt to replicate the Baal Predator STC, stubbornly held by the honoured Blood Angels and their successors, and the same conjectural sources imply the superiority of this latter design in terms of speed, armour and armament. The Machine Cult of Mars’ gall at the Blood Angels’ refusal to release this precious relic is widely known, and so the Infernus boasts a fearsome armament in the form of a turret-mounted Flamestorm cannon, often replaced with the anti-armour potency of a Magna-melta, a devastating weapon originally intended for void-war boarding actions. Regardless of turret loadout, the Infernus is usually additionally equipped with sponson-mounted heavy bolters or heavy flamers.

The Deimos Pattern Predator Infernus, designed by Will Hayes, is a detailed resin and plastic complete kit that contains two different turret weapon options, a Magna-Melta and a Flamestorm Cannon, and two different sets of sponson weapons, Heavy Flamers or Heavy Bolters. Experimental rules for this powerful vehicle can be downloaded here, and it is available to pre-order now for despatch from Friday 31st August.
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this one looks like a plastic toy to me.
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hehe... something for you Hellspawn :)
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sea.man wrote:hehe... something for you Hellspawn :)

Hehehehe, yeah, they released it with the Salamanders painting scheme, but eventhough I like the model, it's not enough of my taste. I'm not a super fan of old versions of tanks (pre heresy ones), but the painting there gives some ideas for painting mine :)
Can't wait for the Salamander contemptor dreadnought :) :dance:
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But still multi meltas and flamers are Salamanders typical heavy weapons?
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sea.man wrote:But still multi meltas and flamers are Salamanders typical heavy weapons?
Indeed they are, though, the Land Raider Redeemer is there for that :) Though, I must admit that these weapons would be really cool on the new version of the predator :)
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I saw this the other day but i'm not completely sure i like the model. There are aspects such as the cloth which i think is quite cool but it just looks very weird.
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