16:30 Sorry that Oblits and Night Lords are both sub par in the new dex, at least chaos marines are good now huh?

I got in on these! Can't wait to bring my Tzeentch loyal Chaos Marines some much needed reinforcement!

Cork is my pet peeve lol. I have never seen a material - concrete, rock, soil, whatever, that looks like cork at scale

@@EricsHobbyWorkshop thank you! Everyone at my LGS side-eyes me when I politely balk at their suggestion that I use cork on my bases.

The marble effect got me to appreciate and respect this hobby even more

I feel it has to be the right cork to work, there are a few that are close to the texture of a dry cement.

the trick is the fill the gaps of the cork with something, like puddy or paste, SOMETHING to fill it in. Then it can look like concrete, but if you just slap it on there, ya it doesnt work

saw it for $260 :) also way cheaper than buying any of it piecemeal

£180 in its native country where I am

I'm not sold on the box at all; it's the paint schemes and basing that I could use on models I already have that got me. If you really want to play horus Heresy you could pick up older models, kitbash, paint and proxy them up (like what Eric did using the flamethrower with the salamander)

The Age of Darkness box is such good value. Even for a 40k player. Im building most of my 40k alpha legion army out of it.. aswell as using them for HH. It's literally like. 2k points 40k army for 250-300 USD

GW channel endorsement secured right here :D

I just like the idea that they took one look and said "no". That the Emperor rolled up with his archaic technology, muttering techpriests and floating robo skulls, while the two of them had landed on a pretty chill world, with like decent technology or maybe a small star trek like federation where they made peace with a few alien races instead of war. Big e probably threw a hissy-fit and burned the place to the ground and then cut thier pictures out of his yearbook while crying because they wouldn't join his murder club

There's a ton of really cool theories out there, like one of them landed on a Xenos planet and became the leader of a race of Xenos, or that they used Dark of Age of Technology SCT designs and starting making Men of Iron again, or that one of them was actually "good" and would have actually competed with the Emperor with his alternative vision of humanity, or that the 2 lost Primarchs were the 2 who were designed for combat in the Warp and in Space, "admiral" primarchs so to speak, because that roll is conspicously missing. It would make sense if they fell to Chaos. Perhaps one of them was captured by a greater demon or chaos god and the other Primarchs had to go in to the warp and kill their battle brother to keep him from turning to Chaos. Another cool theory is that the Primarch was starting to become a powerful psyker, and came to understand the warp earlier than all the other Primarchs. Or perhaps one of the Primarchs could even have been offered a deal by the Chaos gods to become even greater than the Emperor if he would betray his father. There are so many cool theories out! Geneseed corruption is pretty standard and happens already. The fact that 2 Primarchs are redacted and forgotten means his creations failed no matter what. Of all these theories, geneseed corruption would seem to pose the lowest threat. Would that even be worth hiding and going through the trouble to alter Primarch memories? If anything it might serve a cautionary tale to safeguard their geneseeds, and the Emperor wouldn't have to accept full fault. You like what you like, but you should go look at some other theory videos if this topic interests you, because there's a ton of fan theories about what could have happened to the lost Primarchs and they're all super cool

Emperor: *walks into the clone lab and sees what looks to be two fist sized ball of chewing gum floating around in Baja Blast*

@@margathapai4010 I'll admit I'm not very knowledgeable in 40K lore, Emperor lore included. But from what I know a "hissy fit" seems out of character for the Emperor. Especially considering his age and experience. He's definitely capable of major fuckups like with teleporting Angron and burning Monarchia, but a hissy fit seems too dumb. Unless this is TTS Emperor lol.

my theory is that the 2nd was extremely good with genetic alteration and the 11th was extremely good at creating machines, as primarchs were a piece of their father, these 2 aspects were the only that didn’t show up. 2nd altered his own dna and geneseed in order to improve his astartes yet failed and made some pretty horrible abominations, yet loved his mutated sons so much he was willing to abandon the emperor for them. the 11th landed on a very tech advanced world that was destroyed in the age of strife, found some ai, used said ai, made his legion extremely technologically adept, emperor found out that the 11th was either using ai, daot shit or his entire legion had been transformed into robots with ai along with the 11th primarch, who was probably fucking megazord at this point. which was why even the dark angels had trouble with them and why purging the 2 was so difficult. genetic monsters in another level and literal space marine necrons are hard to destroy and purge.

Mint is a good color, personally, I would choose a poison green. Specifically the color code #49b960

or the gimmick is that they're all alpha legion but showed up in outfits of all the legions for tactical confusion

Could always go loyalist World Eaters like I did, their final stand at Isstvan III was the stuff of legend. Blood for The Emperor, Skulls for the Legion!

@@asteroidrules no way that’s what I want to do! I also want to do loyalist death guard and emperors children

@@Raditz102 Saul Tarvitz is easily my favorite Horus Heresy character, I'd be tempted to build an army around him too.

you what mate?!?

@@Raditz102 loyalist emperors children nearly made me opt out of going custodes ngl

Vallejo fluorescent paints are great for that!

Totally agree! If only we could have a list with all the titles!! :D