It's a real commitment to their 40k lore to structure their business model like a hive world.

Being a bit ego for a bit here. I really love warhammer. It makes my life so much better every month and the fans making videos, fan art, memes and content does so too. Please games workshop, don't burn your staff, creators and fans out. I want to keep enjoying everything that's beautiful about it and its community. That's includes the staff big time. They are at the heart of it.

I'm the author of the tweet that sparked this. I work in the tabletop games industry, and proper remuneration and credit for creators is something I'm very passionate about. Really happy to see that so much conversation has been sparked. Thanks for using your platform to raise awareness for this, Midwinter!

Breaking up with the GW free-stuff program just to later point out their shitty business practices to a couple million viewers is a power move if I ever saw one .

My go-to justification for paying GW prices is that the premium is supposed to support the talented and passionate employees who make these games. Corporations rarely pay workers what they are actually worth... but wow, the numbers that James shared are pretty shocking. One-time bonuses are cheap media stunts. Permanent across-the-board raises are the news stories I want to read. If you work for Games Workshop and you are pushing for changes from within, please know that you have real friends and advocates on the outside. Midwinter Minis and Goobertown Hobbies (and many more) will continue to grow in influence, and we will outlast the current incarnation of Games Workshop. We have a vested interest in the well-being of the people who actually create the products we love. I put a lot of thought into what my role is as an advocate for this industry. I love painting minis, and I want this hobby to grow. I want more people to play with, and more minis to collect. I want to see creative people gainfully employed in this industry, and yes I want to see game companies succeed. I want to promote companies that truly deserve it. Of course I have some Warhammer videos coming up in the Goobertown pipeline, but I also have a LOT of videos featuring smaller companies. I’d love to encourage some competition between game companies to see who can treat employees and customers and local game stores with the respect they deserve! Be good to each other :-)

The absolute worst bit from James’ Twitter messages is that they wouldn’t even give him a copy of a game that he designed. He had to buy his own. Despicable and cheap.

Did a group interview at a GW store once. Here is a professional tip: if you are ever offered an interview and it turns out to be a group interview, just walk, there is no way that company is ever going to treat you as more than cattle.

Sadly I am convinced that corporations of this size are not being managed by people who share the same value as their customers and fans. Once you have share holders, it's all about the bottom line and having people who want to work for you for sub-par wages is an easy way to get better margins. It's all about the money and once a company gets this big, it's very rare that greed doesn't take over. The 40k universe is just so perfect, that's what I believe is what keeps them going and the fact that they were the first successful company at selling miniatures and rules sets.

I used to work in GW retail in the early 2000s and the corporate culture was toxic af. We had 1 hour mandatory unpaid "staff training" per week on a Thursday night where the manager made us clean the shop - literally go around the store, dusting every box and blister pack. When we were paid it was minimum wage of course. The joke around the stores was they paid you in lead because they had high employee discounts, but no freebies of course. Although I do remember the rate of "damaged goods" being suspiciously high (they went into the store bits box and then pilfered). So yeah, toxic and dysfunctional. It was 20 years ago to be fair but unfortunately it sounds like little has changed. Guy, I'd have appetite for you to branch out into other games. There are some amazing board games out there with arguably much tighter rulesets than anything GW makes like Eclipse: Second Dawn for the Galaxy, and pretty good minis.

Our company (Archon Studio) makes miniatures in the plastic injection process. We employ engineers and use the same processes as GW. We are located in Poland and we are paying MORE our engineers than UK-based Corpo is to theirs. No excuses.

Handing out bonuses, no matter how generous, is ultimately cheaper than paying your employees the salaries that they deserve. GW is a slimy, underhanded company that cares about nothing but their profit margins. Absolutely sick to death of people giving them the benefit of the doubt just because they make a product that's steeped in nostalgia for many of us.

To be honest, sales positions just pay like shit everywhere. I know that the minimum wage debate can just be fought forever, but GW certaintly isn't unique and will continue to pay as low as the law will allow for as long as possible. I myself have worked the past three years as a sales assistant for a shop that has since axed all of it's other employees, and I'm now doing the work of 3 other people, plus extra responsibilities that none of those other employees ever had (and throughout COVID, no doubt). I don't even get uninterrupted lunch breaks - I'm expected to keep the store open throughout the day and take my break 'when I can'. My pay is £20 a month above the minimum wage (Just over £15k per year) and my only other benefits are a £50 Christmas bonus and a 10% discount IF I wanted to buy any of our stock. Should I get a better job? Definitely, when I'm in the position to do so. But the point here is that this shit goes on EVERYWHERE. I guarantee you that almost any sales assistant can give you a similar story of being overworked and underpaid.

I remember interviewing with GW many years ago for store manager, then they told me the salary - laughing in an interview isnt the best way to get a job, but it gets the message across.

The low wages at Games Workshop have been a mainstay of the company since the very start. We know someone at Forge World who paints and it's the same story there.

Wow!!! Mad respect to you Guy. As a former music retail employee, i can completely understand your point. I am blown away by your willingness to stand with your principles and entertain the idea of moving your content to another focus. Its bold and risky, but you will gain more by being true to yourself and your support of the creative force behind such cool games.

Seems to me the same dilemma as working in videogames. You're passionate, there is a large supply of workers who are similarly inclined. Perfect situation to drive down wages and employee rights.

I just got into this hobby, and it's so sad to see what's happening at GW lately with their staff, plus the new restrictions on fan content... Maybe it's time to take a break from buying models for a while. Thanks for standing up and bringing this to our attention Guy, and solidarity to the staff at GW.

For what it's worth I'd 100% support a change in direction of the channel to focus on the wider hobby rather than solely GW products. I also don't think I'm unique in holding that viewpoint. :)

Red Dogg Music was a brilliant store. Great collection of synths, and staff that really inspired me back in the day. Such a shame it's gone!

You're a gem, Guy. Also, I can't even imagine how many copies of Blackstone Fortress you sold for them.

I live in Nottingham and close to a few people who work there and would say your comments are right on the money , especially in areas of their company that should realistically be getting at least an extra 5/10k a year.

After TTS's announcement in the wake of GW's recent decisions, im kinda heart broken. After the hiring of the guy from astartes, it felt like maybe the oldschool days were gone and they were evolving. They are really showing that was a "my bad" on our part. Pay your employees GW and can we not with the fire and brimstone against fan animations seeing as your now gonna profit off one of their greatest.

Good on you for speaking up, Guy! It's been an uncomfortable few weeks in the hobby with their crackdown on fan animators, and this revelation that they still pay bugger all to their staff who create the products we fans enjoy so much is hard to stomach. It's disappointing that GW's public face has changed, but the exploitative rot inside has remained.

First TTS going on indefinite hold and now this, guess ill really have to make good on my promise to get a resin printer

Glad that creators are talking about this, GW won't change unless they see that the greater community is unhappy with their recent practices, IP and business related.

Gw overprices the products Bans fan animations And now also underpays the staff... Who would have thought...

>rule writer gets less that $28,000 a year >yearly income in American pay on average for full time jobs is closer $30k He was making the bare minimum if he was in America, especially for a dad

I would absolutely love to see you cover other games, you had me all excited with the Stargrave rules book!

For what it's worth, as a minor nobody in an ocean of opinionated comments~ I will merrily watch you paint models, play games, and talk about the hobbies you enjoy. I am a fan of Midwinter Minis! I can take or leave Games workshop.

I love my local gw manager, he's an amazing guy and deserves more!

years ago when I was about 15 ( I`m 47 now lol) I was always in Games Workshop, the atmosphere and attitude from the staff was amazing. I really wanted to work there when I left school so I chatted to a Guy called Shane (who was a manager). I was shocked to hear about how they were treated and paid.I asked him how he remained so positive about the products when his employers were treating staff like prisoners. He simply said that he loved the job but hated his bosses. I know a lot of people hate their bosses but these guys rose above that to make sure that us geeks were always welcomed and treated like kings.I have no problem with buisnesses making money but employees should get a fair wage and not be threatened with court action for discussing upcoming products with fellow geeks,(This happened a few years later in the early 1990`s when more chaos factions and models were in developement) My mate the manager was sacked for simply giving us geeks a bit of a sneaky peak at some new models and core rules. Not sure who or how he was grassed up but I think he severed all contact with GW. Last I heard he was working with Reaper miniatures.

I worked for GW in the early 2000's. I lasted a few months before I handed in my notice. Terrible company to work for, wages were a joke, and this is back when the staff discount was brilliant (6p Dark Eldar Rever Jetbike sprue). Every weekend the shop was used a a place parents would drop off their kids while they went around town shopping. So essentially the staff ended up doing a retail job, that also entailed being a child minder, and a hobby assistant. I was young, and like you it was viewed as the dream job... experience soon sobered me out of that delusion. Also it killed off my desire to hobby outside of work. Work and play need to be separate things. Still, glad I did it, as it was a learning experience. I am not surprised that GW haven't changed their tune.

Valrak, winters, Midwinter's... These are some of the most positive KZfaq channels out there and every single one has had to make a video about GW recently. Its honestly just really disappointing how GW has been acting.

They’re taking a lot of flak recently from online creators and influencers - even Valrak has posted a video criticising them! I hope that this power of the people trend can achieve some real change for the better.

The sad reality is that companies like Games Workshop pay as little as they can get away with. They're not an outlier for that approach. The good news is that just because other companies do it, they don't NEED to. They could buck the trend and actually pay people a reasonable amount for the work they expect of them, especially when that work is part of the sales model that has driven them to record profits. Treat employees better. An executive making £50,000 less when they're on £660,000 a year will make no difference to them. An extra £5,000 to someone on £20,000 is huge. The system sucking as a whole when it comes to paying staff is no excuse for Games Workshop to suck personally when it comes to paying their staff. Great video Guy.

You're absolutely spot on there, train your staff well enough that they can easily get a job with your competetor, treat them well enough that they won't want to. It's not not rocket surgery

I work for a small independent games shop. We aren’t in a big city, and we don’t have thousands of customers. I’m the only employee, I’m part time and I know that at time the business has struggled, but my boss always has payed me very well. Yet another reason to support your local shop.

Damn, GW is oofing their IP. First the animation part then this? Honestly they're making Flashgitz's video a documentary.

I've been a GW fan for decades now. When I was a kid I spent a tonne of time homeless and in precarious living situations, but anytime I was given any money to spend I'd take it down to my singular local hobby shop and spend that money on Warhammer 40k. In my half terms as a scraggly kid with no friends, living in a flat that we couldn't afford to run the boiler in I used to help run a Warhammer club. Me as a 12-14 year old would go and help the retired biker in his 50s that started the club teach other kids to play the game, I'd explain to their parents what to buy. I'd upsell all the more fancy expensive sets to help my gaming store make money, and to give their kids cool and interesting starting armies. I could do this because I would buy the goddamn catalogs that they used to sell and pour over it aspirationally. I was so familiar with the entire GW line. As I got older my circumstances didn't get much better. I'm 28 now and have only just managed to get my life into a state where I can start thinking about having hobbies again. I'm ashamed of GW. I'm actively looking at different games publishers to get my fix of miniatures games. £20k for a position as a lead game designer is pathetic money and GW should be embarressed that that's what they think is a fair wage for a person doing the job that's the literal cornerstone of the game they produce. This 5k bonus is a pitance. An empty gesture in the face of the companies obvious Union-busting attitude. The carrot that comes after the stick. Not enough that it's actually a gift in anyway but just enough that they can threaten to take it away if anyone actually dare to ask to be respected for their labour.

Just adding my voice that this is unacceptable. The talent at GW is so high, and with all their growth there is no reason why a rules writer or other members of the team are paid so low.

I just feel awful for Bruva alfabusa, I could hear the pain in his voice in his most recent video.

GW were paying developers around 20-24k while dropping 1 million for their new websites. Lots of their wages are like coal mine workers from back in the day, it's cheaper to work elsewhere and buy GW than work for them and use the 50% discount. Edit, I remembered some funny anecdotes: Aside from me personally applying for a job there (before running off hearing the salary and work hours), I may or may not have been friends with staff members and a painter for the studio reported the exact same thing as the rules writers but for less than 18k while their overtime would pay way more. When they started producing warlord titans, the staff member who was given the task to paint it was promised to keep the titan only for it to be taken away from him and he was offered some amount in exchange. A colorblind member of the management team was criticizing studio paint jobs. Especially back in the earlier 2010s their studio staff didn't even have access to a lightbox and they used a wash basket with a white cloth.

Wow Guy thanks for making this video and for sharing your experience in the music industry as well. I’ve had (and am still having as a part time employee) a similar experience with the outdoor retail industry. I have worked for a very large outdoor company for years and have always felt that I have been underpaid because it is a “desirable” job - I get to sell bikes and tents for a living and for myself and all my co-workers there is someone out there who would happily take my place just for the opportunity to spend their days around outdoor “toys”. BUT that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be compensated. Unfortunately I feel that in recent generations our world has forgotten how to value and celebrate alternative jobs and artistic endeavors. I believe that all us hardworking folk in any line of work should still be compensated justly. We all deserve to have jobs we are passionate about that ALSO pay the bills. Thanks for making this video and I really hope this might be the first small wave of change for GW. And to think I was *this close* to dipping my toes into the Warhammer waters…rethinking that now…

Edit: Thank you kindly for giving me the push I needed to get started. "Astartes" caught my interest. I got hooked after hours and hours of Leutin09 lore videos. I was on the fence about the models - the painting intimidated me until I watched your video where you paint the skitarii, necron, and space marine with your son and daughter. Your video convinced me to buy a box of intercessors and some paint. Scott the Miniac and Squidmar taught me how to paint. Vince Venturella taught me all the Hobby Secrets and got me into AoS. Uncle Atom at Tabletop Minions connected all the dots of the hobby and provided motivation along the way. I could go on talking about my undying love for Aborder Prince and Baldermort's wonderful voices and stories I've listened to while working on the 7 armies I own. I have 7 armies of models between 40k and AoS that I've assembled and am currently painting. And my gf recently started a Daughters of Khaine army... GW is basically a footnote in what I consider The Hobby. Their rules are always broken and I end up playing my own version anyway. What has become my full-time interest is y'all - Mini-tube, Hammer-tube, Hobby-tube.. GW just happens to be taking all of the money and their recent actions have made me very, very aware of that now. A 3D printer can cost much less than another army.

I came for the Warhammer, but I’ll stay for Penny’s “Wa-hey”s whenever Guy says something vaguely sexual :)

This is why you ALWAYS get offers of raises in writing.

You say 1 Paint pot per 10 views. Well you're imperial knight video is what got me back in the hobby, since then I've bought 5 knights, the chaos Xmas box set, 7 boxes of chaos marines, 3 boxes of terminators, the chaos marine start collecting(unfortunate that they lost in your mini competition series), start collecting khorne daemons(also unfortunate they lost too😂), 3 boxes of blood letters and plenty more that I can't even think of off the top of my head. I wouldn't have bought any of that if my friend hadn't shown me your videos

5 Parsecs from Home, Corespace, Infinity the Game, Advanced Song of Blades and Heroes, Frostgrave, Stargrave, Reign in Hell, Freebooter's Fate .... there is so much other stuff. I think we would love to see you expand the tabletop universe.

This explains a lot of GW's rules writing. They don't pay their writers enough for them to actually give a fuck about their job.

I'd genuinely love to see you do some Non-GW minis or tutorials, especially Star Grave or Bolt Action

Does anyone know what the salary is? Both for sales assistant and store manager?

We really need more people like you in the world, Guy. Thank you for having the integrity you do.

I would be down for more varied non GW specific content

When I got my job at GW I was asked what my salary expectations were as part of the interview. I (rather daringly) asked for £4K above what I was getting in my current job. (For context I was already earning over £20K/year). My thinking was that even if they low-balled me from there I might still get a few extra quid a month. I was offered the job, told I was underselling myself and offered an additional £1K on top of my already high suggestion of salary. My brother-in-law also got offered a higher salary than expected for the job role he has with GW. I obviously can't deny that other people have been relatively low paid, but it doesn't seem to be a company-wide thing.

I have a friend who works for GW and he says they pay fairly and are extremely fair in things other than just the numbers on their payrolls. For example health benefits, paternity leave, bonuses for success in projects, a good and stress-free workload, long deadlines, for example, paying people without them working (Corona things). Here on germany, you can do "Kurzarbeit" which essentially means the workers work less or not at all. My friend didn't have to work a full month without any Lee payment. My friend earns enough to keep his family well fed and buy all kinds of wargaming stuff as he gets it cheaper from GW as an employee. He seems absolutely fine.

I would love to see more non-GW content on tabletop channels tbh, lately I've been enjoying Frostgrave and I love that you can just use any models you have on hand that match the theme and scale (28mm is perfect so it's an easy transition for many people) but there are so many other cool games and models to check out. As an independent model maker I can tell you that it's always nice to see a channel feature a mini from a smaller company as I know the amount of work and love that goes into most of those pieces. Love your content man, subscribed and ready for more :)

Well said. Unfortunately, management almost always sees their employees as replaceable cogs. Games Workshop knows there are hordes of desperate people wanting to be part of the company until they realize the pay is garbage for the work they put in and they burn out or move on. Like Goobertown replied, bonuses are cheap stunts. Let's talk permanent pay increases all around.

Love the growth that this channel has shown over the years. If it weren't for creators like you and others, I would have never started this hobby. I hope GW listens to you guys and fans and make right this nasty practice that they are getting addicted to!

This was brilliant Guy, really great to see creators using their platforms to push for positive industry change.

Please pay your employee's better GW, they do amazing work, and they deserve it. Not just the creatives, the entire staff! Investing in your own people means better content, and more of it! These things might not seem to be apparent all the time in sales figures, but they do end up resonating with the audience/customers, which means more profit over all.

Dude, congrats on the weight loss. What a beast.

I’m not… and I don’t.. best line in the video!! Quite an anchor to a well thought out dialogue. Thanks for your content 🙂

I painted D&D miniatures in the 80s. I played a Space Hulk game on my mates computer in the early 90s. I read Eisenhorn not long ago. More recently, I just bought most of the stuff recommended stuff for painting miniatures in this guy's list. And my first Warhammer 40k Recruit kit. Due to this guy, and Squidmar, and Majorkill, Luetin09, Dana Howl, the creators that did amazing work on Helsreach and Astartes. Whatever is going on at GW is management shit from the 80s that some people in the 90s still thought was clever. Adapt, embrace, or get eaten alive.

Hey Guy, is that the Electrovoice broadcast mic you're using? I've been thinking of getting it for voice and instrument cabs.

It's almost impressive how quickly GW has hurt their own goodwill with the what I've dubbed as 14th copyright crusade being announced and these wage details shortly after.

A corporation paying staff what they are worth? "Laughs in profits". I hope they improve but I am not surprised.

Thanks for making this video, and I’ll keep watching no matter what game’s models your painting! Your tutorials are top notch, straight forward, and you often use some very unique color palettes. Keep it up!

I can share a similar story : I work for a big meat company, in the I.T. department. During Lock Down local sales went skyrocketing for a bit. During the first and second lockdown we provided nearly 24/7 assistance for the supply chain and other departments... what we obtained was a one time bonus 1k € (tax excluded, yep excluded). We developed new stuff from thin f*ing air in order tu guarntee people to work in security exposing our neck to this mfing pandemic... a pat on the shoulder and less of a K as a bonus. Thank you. Don't get me wrong I'm more than lucky to still have my job or have a job at all but... you know... more then one "boss" changed his ride :) . I live in a different country, but this should give you an idea that all the "old world" despite of the country think "MOSTLY" alike... and most of the existing big companys think alike... also rip my english (?)

Well-paid, well-rested employees are productive employees. Even the coldest, most ruthless capitalists must understand that. I admire you and other miniature hobby content creators addressing this from the outside. I hope that they have people pushing from the inside too.

“Fun” industries are always weaponized by cynical corporate executives. It’s gross every time, whether it’s in tabletop games, video games, or other forms of art.

Former Privateer Press employee here. Same thing there. If you aren't in a top position, you're getting minimum wage. Even if you are, it's hardly competitive.

An excellent editorial piece presented flawlessly, very impressive to see! Unfortunately this issue is pervasive through all industries, not just gaming. When a person can work full time and still can't earn enough to afford the essentials in life then the situation must change. Corporations wield more power than countries these days and exploit their workers, avoid paying tax in the countries where their staff and customers live and then pay their CEOs exorbitant amounts for 'improving company performance' (i.e. being heartless sociopaths). Thank you for shining a light upon this dirty part of the world.

Dude, you can pivot to other minis, I'm sure we'd love to see tutorials on other companies.

Any company that can leverage their employees passion for the industry, product or service, will, invariably pay quite poorly - especially if shareholders are involved. I was a keen snowboarder and worked in ski retail industry - pay was terrible.

wow, Guy! I'm honestly very happy to see you putting out content like this. Regardless of whatever shift you make in the videos you choose to make now, many of us here will continue to support you and the family.

well done Guy. we need more of these discussions!!! with the money GW make they can afford to treat there staff properly. only open discussions like this could hope to bring change. so well done.

I feel like this kind of problem crops up whenever an industry is seen as a "dream job". Game development has this problem too, as did Hollywood before it got unionized.

If they are paying their rule writers less then what I earned as a security guard. That explains a lot on why the 9th Edition rules are the way they are.

I’ve only ever worked in construction and because of that I had no idea how shit the pay is for retail is, it’s insane to me that people are only making $20k a year and are able to live off of it.

I hope this video sees GW make some changes. I also love how the idea of your channel moving to a more table top view. Not just GW.

This is common in fields that people are inspired by for personal reasons. Such as video games, zoos, and teaching. The companies know this and can wring out its workers for everything because they know that this is their passion and they will be reluctant to leave regardless.

Do it, pivot away from GW. :) I'm not saying cut them completely, but there's a whole eco system of talented game designers out there who could use your positive influence a hell of a lot more than GW could

Because of your videos, my wife and I bought and painted the full set of Blackstone Fortress. It was the first time my wife picked up a brush and painted a model. Without your videos we wouldn't have bothered with the game, and I know I'm not the only one.

You are very well spoken. It's a breath of fresh air to see someone not mock or call names, but to address something in a professional way while putting their own content at risk. If we can rubber stamp you into every content creator for GW, we would see a very different GW. With that being said, we can categorize MANY companies into the same thinking/actions as we have recently seen. The passion of our hobby helps us pay more attention to a "GW" more than we would a "McDonalds". At the end of the day however, GW is a business. They exist to make a profit. What they sell to make a profit is honestly irrelevant....to them. It's tough for us, because we hold the product they DO sell, so dear. A truly excellent company can bridge that divide. If I were a person who mattered at GW, I would start laying those foundations today (even at the loss of some profit) to insure a better profit tomorrow. Unlike "McDonalds etc.." We honestly LOVE the product. Thanks for the video. Excellent job.

Caveat: This is not an excuse to increase your prices again GW!

I've said it 100 times and I'll say it again, GW take advantage of our loyalty. I'll never forget the amazing and incredibly generous offer they gave us of a free paintbrush case with every purchase... over £200.

I was a sales assistant in London just over 10 years ago for. We were lucky to get an extra £3000 a year on top of minimum wage, London loading. It wasn't enoughto cover rent. It was a major factor in my departure and the main reason I was hesitant in continuing to pursue my roll in the studio. As a trainee miniature designer I would have been paid less than minimum wage for a minimum of a year. With no guarantee of employment after, no guarantee that the training would end and if it did I would then start at minimum wage. Hopefully a wage increase for the staff in the long run would also be advisable. But the vibe and focus I received at trainings was that first formost they are a retail company with the sole purpose of making money for their investors. Everything after that is to serve that. High staff turnover, none issue, they literally get thousands of CVs a year of interested potential employees. And they don't mind telling all the staff about it. I grew up with GW and love so much of what they produce but their practices towards their creators and staff is less than optimal.

I make as much as gw employees while helping my mom and pop shop relatively part time. That’s too low for the guys that put in so much effort for the hobby I adore

Worked for GW for 5 years, two years as full timer, three years as store manager from 2007-2012. Can legit say (and have my copies of my contracts still) was paid £15k as a store manager....not great, but I did it because I loved it at the time.

Brilliant, fantastic, so well put together. I wish every big GW-related KZfaq channel said something along these lines, GW needs to review its management so badly.

Thank you guy for being honest, real, and positive. You are a gem in this space.

Nice video. The reasons companies do things are sometimes complex and I think your right about the supply and demand issues keeping the wages low. People actively want to work there, so it is easier to get staff. I also think their share price is going to continue to increase, so those shares might be worth much more in future if they can keep them, plus they can get a dividend, so a gift that keeps giving. I don't work there, but like you I enjoy their lore. So much so I went and bought one of those space marines from your previous video in the reclamation yard. BTW the price went up and not down 🤣🤣.

Look after your staff, and your staff'll look after your company.

Hope Penny, you and the twins are doing great ! Will you give your opinion about the fan animations IP situation ?

"...and makes me more and more tempted to pivot my videos away from Games Workshop products, and into the wider tabletop game scene" Do it! I would absolutely love to see you take on speed painting techniques for Bolt Action camo schemes or how to smash out a good looking AT-ST for Star Wars Legion.

Outstanding content! Thank you for taking a stand on this.

I saw this quote on a professor's door a long while back: "If you want the poor to work harder, pay them less". Seems to be GW's business model.

Im here for it if your gonna open your content to non GW products. Would love to see your work with other game systems models.

Just wanted to say that this video was concise, well-considered, and very well put forward. Thank you Guy, for all that you do

Great video and well said, I appreciate all the GW workers for what they do. It’s not just the models, it what it brings, community, and friendship.