The Warhammer packs have been delayed. It’s my fault. I missed a crucial email that prevented production from starting. It should be ready for order in a week or so.
In the meantime, the previous magazine covers have been added to the Tee-Public shop.
Editor Mike really did a great job on the space battle scene. His laser game is much stronger than mine.
Some trivia, the Aerospace squadrons are Thunderbird bombers in the background and Sparrowhawks in the foreground. From my cursory research, it appears that dropships are used as carriers for BT space battles. Even large warships only host a small number of aerospace assets. From what I can tell there are no capital class carriers. I find that a bit strange.
This is my quick redesign of the Concordat warship. I really just flattened out the curves and angled stuff up. In retrospect, maybe I should have done more to adapt the rounded surfaces. Is it lazy of me to just flatten them out?
Time to continue with the Tex Talks Battletech art. This is the first piece I created of the much-maligned Baron destroyer.
Translating some of the old BT warship designs can be a challenge. The older art doesn’t always indicate where weapons are mounted. However, it’s generally indicated that the main armament is in the bow. That would be most of the naval class weapons. That being the case, I assumed most of the smaller “mech” equivalent weapons are defensive in nature. So, those ports along the back are for the Large Lasers and LRM launchers. The White Shark launchers are arranged along the ventral and dorsal spines.
Warhammer prints should be arriving today. In the interim, here is the Longbow art from the Tex Talks Battletech Warhammer episode. Those helicopters aren’t based on anything in particular. More art soon!