Super Blog Chain Giveaway

Well, what can I say. I am speechless at this incredible thing the 40k community is doing. Schnitzel over at What Makes the Green Grass Grow chose yours truly to win a razorback. Thank you, Schnitzel! Now it's my turn...

What is the Super Blog Chain Giveaway?
The fellows over at Santa Cruz Warhammer got the ball rolling in an effort to foster folks in our community reaching out and seeing what other blogs have to offer as well extending a helping hand to fellow gamers.
Want to participate?
If you want to win a prize of your own and join this Give-Away, go comment on this blog. The rules of the give-away are as follows:

1. you must have a blog.
2. you must have something worthwhile to offer up to give away for free.
3. if you win, you must hold your own blogsite giveaway using the same rules to pay it forward.
4. you must contact us with a link to your give away so we can send bloggers to your site.
5. you may only enter once per give away.

To Enter:

1. leave a comment to this post as follows.
2. 1st sentence, why you need the prize.
3. 2nd sentence what you will give away on your blog to pay it forward.

I will choose the winner based on how convincing they are and what they offer to the next winner.

What’s in it for you?
The winner will receive two items: a Tyranid Zoanthrope and a Tyranid Lictor, both still in their blisters. I will ship them free of charge. Tell me the reason why you want it and how you plan to put it to use. I will choose a winner based on a combination of what you are offering and how convincing you were on Monday, June 7th, 2010. 

I hope you will take this opportunity to help grow this tight knit community of which I am still a newcomer. You can win about $40.00 worth of stuff! By the way, in case you're wondering, I bought these to convert to a Doom of Malantai and Deathleaper, respectively. As you can tell by this blog, though, by the time I get through painting the stuff left on my bench, they will probably have new plastic models out for both  :)

So enter soon, and good luck! If this is fun, I'm considering doing one once per month with modified conditions.