I actually played against a similar list at the Caledonian. No wave serpents, jetbikes instead and some warp spiders. No d-cannons either.
My two cents is, don't squadron up the falcons. One Carnifex was able to wreak the entire squadron in one turn ( killed one with devourers, HOW killed the other, consolidated into the third and made it regret making him angry (Hulk smash!!)) Prior to that they didn't do a lot as they had to fire all their weapons into one target and when one jinked they all had to. I know you want to deep strike them but a falcon deployed could pretty much get to anywhere on the board you'd want to deep strike anyway in one turn (12" move, 12" turbo). Also get some warp spiders they are nasty and have some cool rules.
That's just my not very well informed opinion after playing one game against a similar list though, take it or leave it.
My two cents is, don't squadron up the falcons. One Carnifex was able to wreak the entire squadron in one turn ( killed one with devourers, HOW killed the other, consolidated into the third and made it regret making him angry (Hulk smash!!)) Prior to that they didn't do a lot as they had to fire all their weapons into one target and when one jinked they all had to. I know you want to deep strike them but a falcon deployed could pretty much get to anywhere on the board you'd want to deep strike anyway in one turn (12" move, 12" turbo). Also get some warp spiders they are nasty and have some cool rules.
That's just my not very well informed opinion after playing one game against a similar list though, take it or leave it.
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