Man, hard to believe a man summarising a 27-year-old brochure turned into one of the best produced and entertaining pieces of hobby content I can remember.

1994, that my peak era too. Just before I discovered girls and going out and left it all behind me (for a bit anyway) Space Marine/Titan Legions, Man O War, 4th edition Fantasy and 2nd edition 40k. Loved em all. Bright colours and a sense of fun.

The old PS1 music you keep whipping out in these videos is sending me

Oh my word! Sudden realisation. It’s so true now I can finally afford the warhammer models I wanted in 1994 that’s exactly what im doing!

I'd love to see you do a series making 90's terrain pieces from the old GW 'how to make wargaming terrain' book

Old school. About once a year I go to my collection of about 150 white dwarfs and sit and read all the articles. Warm and fuzzy times.

I was 9 in 1994 and literally 100% of the things you've said in this vid are exactly how I felt way back then!

I really regret throwing out my old copies of White Dwarf from back in the day. I remember in one they had an article on the legendary Ork Warlord Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka and his mob of Orks, who got psychic powers as a result of a lucky roll on a character creation table. The rest is history. Really enjoyed the nostalgia trip, thank you.

You should do a video on the music they used to play in GW in the mid 90s. That definitely influenced my music tastes.

I remember this stuff when I was younger so colourful! I do miss the old stuff hence why I bought a mob for gorkamorka recently as I used to love them when I was 11 and now I am 34!

Man. This brought tears to my eye. GW was my life till the age of 16. I had a space wolves army, dwarves but my biggest love was my orc blood bowl team. My school friend Dave P went on to join the Evy Metal team with Mike McVey et al. Thanks for the memories. I remember lots from that booklet.

TP music...nice man ! Coffee is ready, get the donuts.

On Titans: "everyone thinks they're gangster til the church start walking" That line is solid gold hahaha

2nd edition 40k is absolutely my favorite era. Its where I first found out about the hobby and where my love for it first started. I happened to wander into a comic shop when they had an Outrider (miss those days) doing a demo and dreamed of Eldar dreadnoughts for weeks after that. Then I talked my local comic shop into carrying GW products when the owner happened to show me a catalog he was sent. I traded my entire Magic: the Gathering collection to the shop for the 40k 2nd edition box and some terminators and never looked back. I quit the hobby right before 4th edition and picked it up again at the end of 7th. I still have all my old minis and started getting my 7 year old daughter into painting minis. She loves it and names the 2nd edition monopose grots she paints.

I've just discovered this channel and I'm not sure if I'll watch it religiously, but any man who mixes Warhammer with Twin Peaks' soundtrack deserves fame and recognition.

What a great video. I remember the year so well: I went to Golden Demon and saw table after table of those Imperator Titans. To meet Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and John Blanche in person blew my head off. There were so many unreleased models; it was a time before the Internet, when you could see something at these events and be the only one amongst your mates to know about it for 6-8 months. I won 2nd place in the Young Bloods category and got a heap of unreleased undead stuff. I couldn’t believe it. Your video brought me right back to the happiest, most innocent time of my life. 👍🙏

That “Deadly Premonition” whistling song gets me every time. Love it!

So glad I found your channel, I'm 43 and have muscular dystrophy, don't have much feeling left in my feet and fingers and my muscles and disappearing by the day. I used to play 40k every weekend when I was at school, then started painting again when I was in my late 20's (just for display) and now it's been about 11 years since I painted or built anything, however I just got the new Dominion box and even managed to get a copy of Indomitus. Got some brushes and some Army Painter paints and I'm going to give it a go again. Just like you, I want to enjoy my hobby while I still can.

I lost it at “John Blanche just sat there like Theoden, King”. Awesome vid, dude! Subbed

Holy shit. Final Fantasy music, Policenauts music, you're killing it.

I would like to see more of this period, back when I used to have Fun playing it.

This is pretty much exactly when I wandered into GW Swansea as a doe-eyed eight year old and left with a similar brochure and a box of 10 plastic Space Ork Goffs. I would stare longingly at the pictures of Arbaal the Undefeated and Dire Avenger Exarch, while spilling Ork Flesh Wash on my grandparents' spare room carpet. Simpler times. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!

regarding the "RPG slice", GW basically started out as the publisher for DnD in the UK and did famous content like the Fiend Folio IIRC

Thank you for this tiny cup of sunshine 😊

Titan Legions is what got me into the hobby back in 1994

That was the most nostalgic 15 minutes of me life, cheers Dave

i remember the first time i was exposed to the hobby was helping my dad clean some collage dorm rooms back in the late 80s/90s and found 2 to 3 boxes of white dwarf magazines with a highlighted part on how to make warbands with die tables and a long story of a champion of Nurgal was hooked but we were poor so i had to make my army out of play-do or dig up clay in the yard to make my warbands

Thanks for the nostalgia trip. I grew up in the US, discovered the hobby in middle school (88?) in the back wall of a fancy toy store. My friends and I played Saturday nights and didn’t understand the rules but had lots of fun. In 94 I visited my first GW shop and it was I. Glasgow, while on a trip to Scotland. Felt like I entered heaven. I still have the receipt to this day. Left the hobby a year later for girls and booze! Covid and some life stresses caused me to return to the hobby 2 years ago. Evening miniature painting sesh calms my nerves. The game has changed quite a bit. Unsure if I like it but the miniatures are far better than they use to.

1994 was the first time I walked into a GW store and this was the exact flyer that got me enthralled in the hobby. I don't think 10 y/o me would have been interested in this current era and feel.

I still have that brochure on the shelf behind me right this moment! Great video!

1994 was the year I was introduced to warhammer 40k, such a great game to play, I then grew up got a job and sold my armies, I just bought a 3d resin printer, I'm going to have some fun traveling down memory lane to my childhood hobby. great video.

Ah that is peak GW for me. Felt really cool seeing some of those miniatures, transported me right back. Stick on Now 27 (the first NOW I owned and listened to religiously in 1994) for full immersive nostalgic experience.

I had this ! Loved flicking through it back in the day.

That was amazing trip down memory lane!

My first Warhammer 40k phase was about 1988-1994, when I left home to go to school. This was the all table top and buying White Dwarf at the comics store. Bolt Thrower ads for the win. At this point Fantasy, Blood Bowl, and Dark Future all got near equal billing with 40K. Maybe it's just the musing of an aging gamer, but this seems like it was a golden age.

1992 to 1996 were my GW years so this was a nice wee trip down memory lane. Thanks

I remember those days fondly. I even did the audition to become a GW Employee as well. I didn't get the gig, but I did win the audition game and got an Ork War Truck Model as a prize.

Wicked vid man. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

This was part of my youth that I thoroughly enjoyed. GW was a different beast back then.

Remember going to Games Day from the Stockport store. Would have been about 1994/95. We had an awful banner and broke down on the way there 😆 Great time however. Awesome memories. Thanks foe the video 👍

Killing it! I remember that brochure the first time round. I loved looking at WD and going to the catalogue, cutting it out and creating my own folder so I could plan armies, armies I never bought :D

I’m gutted. I had all of those games at some point. They were the best miniatures in the 90’s.

I love how there is final fantasy 6 music in the background! Nice!!

'Everyone gangsta' til the church starts walking' killed me. fantastic writing.

"Fish tank plants" hilarious! I still eyeball plastic plants for terrain ideas! So great mate. 👍

The game Final Liberation had exactly that titan artwork as the cover art. I still listen to the soundtrack of it. It was a great game

Just been making a new hobby room. Literally just found that exact brochure!!! Best video I’ve seen all week. Loved it. Loved it, loved it. John Theodin Blanche… that’ll stick if he sees it! Haha Though I was almost a 10 year veteran - with pony tail in 1994 😂😂

Thanks for this vid. Brought a smile to my face. Ah the good old days.

Rouge Trader was my favorite and I still like to play it today

Love the nostalgia trip, im going to go paint!

Anybody with a CRT monitor in their videos deserves a sub.

i had that brochure, he absolutely nails this lol

Terminator, Aliens, Jurassic Park, Resident Evil and Cevin Kostner!!!

Starting during the lockdown last year (Australia) I began collecting the 2nd edition Space Wolves i couldnt afford when i was younger, now I've managed to get an all metal force worthy of Ragnar! Scored the 2nd ed boxed set too - Nostalgia is a powerful (sometimes expensive) thing!

I remember staring at that brochure for fucking hours as a kid, wondering why I always had to play orks just because my mate got space marines first! Good times

I very much enjoyed this video. The most nostalgia times for me were the early 2000's. Warhammer 40k third - fourth edition. Being old enough at the time that I could stick my army in my backpack and cycle 15 miles to the GW store to go play a game. Meeting up with friends to play dungeons and dragons or card games (Yu-Gi-Oh, magic, VTES), painting my models with bargain store acrylic paints because all my pocket money went into models. Covering all my bases with a sand gravel mix that came from exactly 2 meters off my front door and had questionable things mixed in it like bits of leaves or tiny dead bugs (?) , And just glue it on with pva glue. Digging rocks in the garden and washing them so I can use them as "terrain" on my table tennis table to try and replicate the experience I had in the store when I couldn't be bothered to cycle 15 miles that week end. The very odd times when most of the armies were now fantastic hyper detailed plastic kits, but with a lot of oddities left like metal zoanthropes or hive tyrants, huge metal carnifex that kept falling apart no matter how much glue you put on it. Back when one of your friends had enough pocket money to buy white dwarf every month and everytime he bought it the magazine would do the rounds with 3 - 10 friends reading it during lunch break at school. I really miss those times. A lot.

The yellow, blue and red. So good! I think it was this brochure or one much like it that got me hooked as a 12 year old. This is amazing, keep it up!

Loved this video. So many amazing memories. Fave era for me was rogue trader. Blew mi pea brain 2nd addition I could understand and play and paint. But rogue trader.... I'm 40 RTB01 marines stock piled, 2 dreadnoughts, 1 land raider! Jet bike...more still...waiting for the crimson fist treatment and a glass cabinet.

This was epic, thanks for the trip through time! Love the sense of humour and overall chill way of presenting it. Made me laugh, made me reminisce, would love to see more. #subbed

This is when I started 40K. The memories are still awesome, especially seeing that brochure. I remember going to Games Day a few times back than.

"I was there, Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago"

Awesome video! Loved every second of it.

Hey mate. I'm out in the garage painting zombie heads, skull tealight holders and making Death Star baubles... my job is pretty cool. And this video just hit the spot my nostalgia gland needed, so many great memories came flooding in back. Great stuff and a great video.

Really great trip down memory lane. Thanks man, really enjoy your channel

Wonderful video. Brings back a lot of memories on so many fronts :)

I remember studio painters and designers at Games Day. I distinctly remember queuing up with my painted models and they would essentially give you personalized advice in how to improve (I mean, it was probably 20 seconds worth of "you've gone *way* too heavy on the shading", but still cool).

Love it mate! Such a well made video, and proper nostalgia kick too! Great work, hope quarantine goes quick enough for you!

As a 16 year old aspiring fantasy/sci fi/comic book artist my modelling friend used to give me all his back issues of White Dwarf cos I loved the awesome artwork & copied it as practice. I was 22 by 1994 & the real world of hard labour, beer & females had come along so I never got anywhere near getting anything published but still scribble the odd thing (caricature top left) then time permits, good vid & brought back memories of more care free days 😊

Man... That's the brochure that got my friends and I into the hobby. I still remember being thick and believing that Space Marine Terminators were just a unit designed to terminate space marines rather than just being another unit type available to space marines. I was pretty young at the time to be fair. Only one of my friends decided to pick the hobby back up again so those days spent sitting around a table all painting together are sadly behind us.

The Guyver VHS collection...12 year old me came flooding back there!!

Great work fella. Loved it

Brilliant video, brought back a lot of memories cheers

And people say the youtube algorhythem has no heart ? Then why did it want to make me smile by throwing this video at me ?

Loved it!!!! Thank you

The videos are so well produced on this channel! Awesome hobby content. Brilliant. Plus Health and Safety frog is GOLD.

Great video mate. Proper nostalgiaura thanks 😆 I remember having that same brochure, it was the exact time my brother and I got into GW.

Just came across u'r video this gloomy but comfortable Sunday morning in Philly...love the vibe, keep doin what u do...luv the frog thing...great stuff. Got a new sub from across the pond.

Those old school pictures of armies fighting on thematic boards are what got me in to the game as a kid. I'd always look at them and want to do it myself. And of course, now I do!

'Waterfall' in the background, I'M MARKING OUT BRO

Just discovered your channel with this video and been through a few of your older videos now - great content, hilarious and personable delivery. Production quality is also top notch. Top content, thank you! Subbed.

Brilliant trip down memory lane. Subscribed.

omfg the intro is feckin amazing!!! love it!!!

woah, nice video! such a good and natural narration, i am blown away by your style. i hope many follow you(r style).

Talisman is possibly one of the best/longest board games any one will ever play. Love the video dude, and I remember those red jumpers

You just seem to be a great dude to be around. I love what you do mate, keep it up.

I've been a GW freak since its very start. This video was an absolute joy. Rock on man.

I loved this. 1994 was the year I discovered Games Workshop through Titan Legions 😂 I’m sure the box is still somewhere in storage. So much nostalgia, brilliant!

Good luck with the lockdown ,nice trip back in time

Solid gold! Love the humour and those colours!

A great slice of the nostalgia sausage

New sub, cracking video mate and your humour is spot on!

Thought the frog was going to ask you about a Wilkinson Coffee(?) Lol GITS PSX! OMG The memories!!!! Lol, rented the film all sneaky like, had to watch when parents weren't home lol

I love the old school stuff. I enjoy watching videos here covering the gone by age since it really brings me back to the 90's where it all started for me. However, your video REALLY brings me back. Since you played the VHS, and Playstation cards to haha. And the bloody haircuts, you should see mine back then lol. Please, keep venturing back now and then. Build a fun, cool and 90's-themed table mate :D Cheers!

This is the book that got me into the hobby as a teen! So cool to see it again! I wish I still had my copy!

So glad this video came up in my feed. You have a new sub!

Just discovered your channel, loved this. Love your editing too, awesome production and your style is really likeable and approachable and still unique. Wish I had gotten into this stuff as a kid, but i was 4 in 1994 and I went onto become just a video game kid with the N64, PS2, etc. and am now just this year finally getting into WH 40k.

Nice vid! Love the idea of a vid recreating some old school dioramas!

This video tickled me so many times lol. The summary of the kids in store pics back then was quality! I love, and I mean love old style terrain , more so than today's by a long fucking way. I'd love if you did some old skool terrain.

Back then I used to use big ass rocks from the garden to make terrain.

The Empire minis in that era are some of my Favourites. Metal War wagon and steam tank are still amazing