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Ultramarine Allied Detachment 715pts


This is the completed 715pts I need for the upcoming UK Games Expo tournament (I expect to get destroyed, but want to get involved!).  Now I have 2 weeks to get the rest of the force completed which will be tight...Hopefully I will have at least some kind of competitive edge to my force and come away with one win out of five. I want to go to see what other people come up with and see how some of the more challenging lists play out.

I have a back up plan which involves adding a Command Squad/Drop Pod, a Stormtalon or some Sternguard as back up if I fall short and don't get the GK's finished.  Fingers crossed. HTB.


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  1. greggles4 May 2015 at 09:48

    That is one lovely looking army!

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  2. HTB4 May 2015 at 12:06

    Thanks Greg, aim to get everything out at some point and get it all on display.

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