RobPod #28: Mechanicum Series - Part III

Hello everyone, and welcome back.  I'm continuing my stay on Martian soil with another installment to my running series, this time I am joined by Trooper as we dive into two Black Library publications.  Novel reviews are normally a part of the Into the Black Library or Heresy in the Library series', but given the specialty of the topic, we figured they fit better here.  Today we're covering Mechanicum and Cybernetica. So strap in for some bionic hi-jinx and enjoy.

"When I grow up... I wanna go to MARS!

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RobPod #25: Mechanicum Series - Part II

Greetings everyone, and welcome back to the series dedicated to worshiping the Ommnisiah and his cohort!  This time we have an extra treat, as our RobPod series is joined by a guest, Larry from the Models Workshop.  This podcast is all about the models that make up the new faction, and specifically the design and kits themselves.  Join us as we have some fun with the new line

Related Links:

Larry's Website - The Models Workshop

The Bob Ross Remix


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RobPod #23: Mechanicum Series - Part I

Hey everyone, Godfrey here with my first of a series of Mechanicum themed solo-casts.  With Mechanicum in full swing, I'm diving into my long awaited force, and my first topic is a codex review for the Skitarii.  The series is dedicated to looking into the new faction, from codex and rules, to models and hobby, even planning to do a review of the Horus Heresy novel Mechanicum as part of the series.

So grab your blessed unguents, prime the servo-arms, and strap in for this installment of the Mechanicum review!

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Into the Black Library: Priests of Mars

Greetings all, and welcome back.  I thought I'd write up my thoughts on my most recent reading material from Black Library, Priests of Mars.  It is the first in a trilogy by none other than my favorite author Graham McNeill, avid author of Black Library and once upon a time the author of Codex: Black Templar.  True to his high standards, the book is a fantastic work of art which covers a huge swath of the lore which until now has remained fairly shrouded in the mysterium of the 41st millennium. It is one of my favorite single groups not only among the Imperium of Man, but in the whole of 40k... The Adeptus Mechanicus.  And as an added bonus, I also get to read more about my favorite chapter of the Adeptus Astartes.  And who better to capture their essence in detail besides he who bore them into their own right?

All bias aside, The book stands as the foundation of an excellent tale which breaks the boundaries of the galaxy itself.  And it's only the first of three.

A Word of Warning, there will be spoilers ahead.  Turn ye from this page should you not wish the spoils of plot upon yourself.