Thanks Durbles, glad you made it

Thanks Lo-fi!

Thanks Twin Steel!!! You're a 5 / 7

100% yes!

Thanks Terran, love your nurgle builds!

@@CCMinis 9:05 why is it that I make this exact noise at the end of recording. This must be a hobby youtuber phenomenon.

@@ConjuredCraft shhhhh don't let the others know

I should!

Ratmen? Don't be preposterous

Thanks!

@@CCMinis you are welcome

Thanks James!!!

Recently subscribed to them, they are great!

Love mantic stuff

Yeah, their Kings of War miniatures are really awesome from a design standpoint. I think I prefer some of them to the equivalent from GW because the artists seem to be given a lot more freedom to come up with something new than with Warhammer where some of the sculpts are more of an iteration on an existing design to better take advantage of better injection moulding technology when they have to retire the previous moulds due to wear and tear. I do feel that the majority of their sci fi stuff is a bit less impressive, though the Veer-Myn models here are great (even with the slightly disappointing aspect of there being shared models between the sci fi and fantasy games, which look out of place next to the power armour and industrial mining equipment employed by the rest of the army)

Oh 100%, I'm not gonna say getting GW stuff is wrong, I really enjoy a lot of their kits, sometimes the look of an army just isnt for me

just wait until you read the rules for the games he proxies the minis from

Thanks Oldex!

Thanks Bill!

Those are sweet!

Thank you!

Thanks Bill!!

Thanks!

You're awesome!

So anyway, I started blasting

Skaven ko make it so much more tolerable though.

I bet they look super nurgly!

@@CCMinis they’re horrible and I love them. I went for a super simple colour scheme of green from below and pink from above. It helps to pick out the details when I add a light drybrush. This is both my cheapest and quickest army to date

Thanks Matt!

What ranges do you enjoy? There's so many it's hard to know whats worth checking out

@@CCMinis Lately I’ve been painting up two late war WW2 Bolt Action armies for the US and Germans, using ranges from Black Tree Designs. I’m also a big fan of anything by Copplestone, particularly the Bolsheviks from their Back of Beyond Range. Foundry and Artizan make excellent Victorian/Wild West/Pulp Ranges. West Wind Productions and North Star Military Figures has one covered for Victorian Sci Fi (“steampunk”). Honestly, I love 40k lore to death though; I used to play Imperial Guard. Almost got back into it recently, but the pricing has gone from “kinda expensive for a teenager,” to highway robbery in the past fifteen years. That, and the codex is overpriced and far more poorly organized than it was back in the day. And most of the new minis often aren’t as cool looking as they used to be (new Cadians aside). Edit: For 15mm, Blue Moon’s Italian Wars range is excellent.

Thanks HAV!

That prime step always brings it together =]

Yea it's wild nowadays

Absolutely!

One Page Rules may be the thing for you

Yeaaaaa I'm a bit bummed about that too. With their mortals on move you can do d3 mortals 3 times in a turn tho, which is not bad at all. They are more of an MSU scalpel instead of a hammer now

@@CCMinis deffenetly. And i think i just add something else. But that was what my only legion of blood list was build on. So its going to be only Vyrkos lists from here out

All good points and questions you need to answer for yourself my dude. Bits accumulate naturally

Thanks Holy! Glad you enjoyed the vid

Spitting the truth

Care to elaborate? I'm just now getting into the hobby, and would like to know more. (Sources please)

@@guilhermecarvalhotrindade2625 For sure, KZfaq does nuke links, so I'll provde some topics that are worth googling, but that's all I can do to prevent an auto delete (sorry) Back in warhammer fantasy days, GW suddenly and surprisingly sprung the end times on us and eliminated fantasy. Leaving a game unsupported is one thing, but they eliminated the vast majority of models from their website, which was something of a shock. A lot of us in the community purchased end times specific models, only to have our game completely scraped, our highly expensive armies now broadly useless on the table top. AOS is a pretty good game now, but back then it was terrible. Rules were chaotic, there was no balance, the early edditon clearly extremely rushed. Armies had no point values at the time, and we lost a LOT of what the old guards liked about fantasy. It felt like they siphoned the last bits of capital out of us, and then promptly dumped us. It has made me leery to invest in a game that may just suddenly fall apart. Model prices have always been high, but they are RAPIDLY out pacing inflation for total cost. Quality minatures from other manufacturers are now available, and GW offers very little reason to favor their models outside of an industry dominating position as the largest wargaming company. You can't bring in anything, not MTG, not proxies, to a GW store or event. This isn't the end of the world, but that has been GW's reaction to any changes in the market or technology: ban it and forget about it. *this includes games that have models that ARE NO LONGER OFFERED*. Not even Wizards of the Coast stops players from using alternative miniatures for DnD. They don't compete, they attempt to maintain their monopoly and charge like it. This doesn't effect me, because I use two FLGS'. I print out of date models (if you want some high elf STLs I would be happy to share via email btw :) ). Instead of adapting to technology changes, GW has blanket banned 3D printing parts from their minis, including supplemental pieces. Their kits are badly designed, so you either have way too little or too much for what the rules call for. They try to get you to overspend on your minis. They regularly and bizarrely copyright strike their fans when they make art or videos of their products. Within their legal right, sure, but it's hostile and poorly recieved by their HIGHLY creative by nature community that essentially does free advertising for them. GW has had some ugly worker relationships in the past in their factories and contractors GW chronically under supports most of their product line, and then are baffled when that product line fails (warhammer fantasy). When I was playing 8th ED it would he two or three months between updates in fantasy, and some armies were never updated at all. They appear to be doing this again by under supporting the launch of the Old World.

@@guilhermecarvalhotrindade2625 So, at the end of it, when I see way over priced models, copyright happy lawyers to creators on KZfaq, outdated and archaic practices with printers (I would buy STL files from GW in a heartbeat by the way), and only leave me with rules I like and a rad setting, I opt to print and buy my hobby supplies from an LFGS than pay the absurd markup

3d printer go brrrrrrr

100% yes

Oooooof that's painful

I don't know how y'all do it!