I wish I lived on the west Coast just to play a game at your table. I bet they rock! But alas I am on the east coast.😢

The down side of taking Thursday night off is I do not get to watch your show till later. But so worth the wait, love the paint scheme. Keep up the great work 😄

the wood is actualy to catch swords and stab stuff it gets stuck in the wood and your without weapon

What a cutie! Can't wait to see him in action!!

I gotta admit, the mushrooms really tie the whole thing together

Looks really good, you sell yourself short on your painting skills!

Ok it's 4:30am and I am supposed to be getting my prep going for my Saturday morning air shift. I love how my work has me working on the weekend. But hey. I love my work. I have not played any War Hammer since 1993. Yep I still remember my last game. It was one of the few where I won. I was not very good at it. I loved that figure. You just gotta love the Nurgle. I know a few that do. I am not the first person in line when it comes to picking out the grosser kind of figures, but I would not mind giving that one a try. Over the last few weeks I have been repainting some 1/64th scale figures for a Slot Car Layout. I do love the way you used many of the colors to get the effects and the highlights you wanted. I have a habit of naming my figures when they are finished. I am wondering if you do the same. I know more then a few figure painters that name the figures they painted. I am not sure if that is normal or not. Ok Back to work. I hope your movie endeavors are working well.

Badass Nurgle, brotha! Can’t wait to see what he gets into on our next scenario! 🤩

So I see that the topic of today's video is Warhammer. Is this one of those ''If I get rich I won't tell anyone but there will be signs'' kind of a thing? That being said I really like your gross little, grandpa Nurgle's, demon spawn 😁

Your story about the neighbors & their Nergle house gave me a flashback. Probably 35 years ago. My brother's roommate went to help their downstairs neighbors move out & he came back white as a sheet. This dude was a big biker. Looked like a young, buff version of Andrew Dice Clay, but he was in bad shape. Apparently the apartment was a nightmare. The two things I'll always remember him talking about was the sandwich that had grown onto the fireplace mantle and the cat turd that had eaten a hole in the top of their TV. Gah. Haven't thought about that in years. Thanks.

I haven't painted a fig in 20 years. But man, I do miss painting monsters. I bought a lot of chaos beasties just to have fun painting them. I was never very GW exclusive, even when I was playing Warhammer. My core army was a barbarian one, with mostly house rules. I did a lot of Skaven, too. But I didn't like how that army started going so heavy on specialty pieces. Part of what made Skaven Skaven in my mind was the overwhelming numbers, not giant bells and cannons or whatever. But I loved Slaanesh & Tzeentch for the great (and disgusting) critters. Nurgle was also fun. Khorn I found generally boring, but there were occasional kickass figs for him, too.

Are you going to start playing Mordheim ? Perfect opportunity to make cool terrain for a skirmish game. Might be a cool series for solo play videos!

What a mess - it's perfect Nurgle, love it.

Hmmm. Lore questions about Papa Nurgle huh? Looks at user name. Yes. Alright. The shield is a fly BTW. Those were wings, not wood. I picked Nurgle all those years ago after reading The Lost and The Damned. You see, in the Grim Dark, Papa Nurgle knows his ultimate fate and that knowledge is a power. And that makes Papa Nurgle a happy chum. It's why he covets and cavorts with his Nurglings. Like a sick ol' grandpa, happy for every extra day with the grandkids. He knows that at the end of all things, when all has rotted or rusted away, even all the other creatures of the Warp are gone, then he too will rot to nothing. All the while smiling and humming a little tune.

Dude, this turned out awesome! I am definitely stealing a few of these color combos for my Death Guard army!

You did good! He looks great...in a drunk, nasty sort of way. I'm not a painter ... so question ... did you use the same brush for everything, because it looks like it. You mentioned it was a DiVinci brush? Do your paints clean up with water? Fun Video...really. How is the movie doing? Best wishes. Have a good evening.

I never thought my golf game strategy also applies to my painting. Buy more expensive stuff!

Sorry. Couldnt keep listening.

Nice paint job - look forward to the next one! 😊

Brilliant! I have loved this series so much - I hope you revisit your French investigators again soon 😊

I am glad you finally got to play. Rangers of Shadow Deep has become my favorite game. I look forward to seeing more games

Sorry dear viewer's. I explained Plague bells to him... They were, as the title suggests, used as a warning system during the plague. And GW loves to work some history into their mini's. Which is why Skaven have them as well. And this is why we love GW mini's... Despite their ridiculous cost.

So you Googled maggot's, but not Buboes?? lol

Historical correction . Bubo, or Buboes, are an actual thing. They are a feature of the Bubonic plague. And that's where it gets it name. They only appear in specific area's, not all over, Ala Nurgle, but it's close enough in this case. Also. YUCK! Subscribed! Carry on.

Just coming back from a Phil Tippet-career retrospective talk with the master himself and a screening of Mad God only to find a new video up and ready to enjoy with my midnight kebab, perfect timing :)

Nice table 👍 If only you had someone to paint up those buildings...

Nicely done. I enjoyed the video and learned some more painting techniques. I am clueless on color theory, and I was amazed at how you developed the skin. The final effect is amazing. And yes, the mushrooms are really cool

Wait, you can buy too many paints? No, say it ain't so.

I've always been a huge fan of the filth and decay of Nurgle, definitely my favourite GW faction. Love the paintjob, your colour scheme is a welcome change from the usual puke green and you nailed it. Are we going to see you exploring more of the grimdark style? By the way... big love to my fellow vegan gamers!

Back in the 70's I lived in a small town that had a lion park as a tourist venue. Bullen's African Lion Park. You drove in and there were free roaming lions. At feeding time, you in your car, could watch as staff drove a truck around and threw haunches of meat out onto the ground. Real savage stuff. The place was just about a mile away from home. Freaked the house cat out when the lions would roar. One park worker was eaten in front of visitors. That must have been something awful to see. Later, a fellow decided enough was enough and drove into the place as normal and then during feeding time, just got out of his car. Suicide by lion. That's hard core. Yikes.

I do mounted archery and use a Mongolian-style PVC bow made by Storm's Forge. I've shot it for years and it works great!

Well the one rule to rule them all and in the darkness bind them...is FUN Anything that supports that is a wonderful addition...look forward to the future episodes

Great video crazy young-at-heart but slightly age challenged youtuber!

Guys like you make me almost miss LA. (Almost.......) Unfortunately, there are not enough of "you" to make returning to that hellscape for more than a week at a time a reality.😂 But your current "predicament" does have me jonesing for another indie project.

"Free donuts" 😂😂😂

Just seeing this video for the first time and really enjoyed the content! I use Sentients instead of "humanoids," but also use it to encompass the other DND Races that aren't technically under the Humanoid umbrella

It's Saturday morning and before I go on to do my morning shift and then off to produce commercials. I watch your video. I loved the bow and quiver. and loved the D and D Lego figures, but I did a spit take and laughed my ass off when you compared Catholicism to 40K. Ok I had to clean off the computer screen and the control board thanks to that. I had a buddy in college who would do exactly that. He would go through Sci Fi and Fantasy books and compare the religions in the books to what we have now. He would come up with some very interesting ideas and comparisons. I have no Idea what he is up to now. Roar had me laughing too. I Was told years ago I have a very warped sense of humor. I never read Jonathan Strange, but it looks like I may have to visit the library.

09:42 that's ingenious!

Roar is insane. Everything about that movie is insane. Everyone involved in it was insane.

Nice hangout video, in fact I'll join you for a beer while I watch. And I knew it's gonna be a good one when you brought out a raven skull in the first 3 minutes. You can't have a bad video with a raven skull in it. It's some weird law of nature or something.

Rigid galvanized electric pipe. Multilpe diameters, 10" sections super cheap. Way better than PVC

Yuck. #unsubscribed

40k has stole a lot of its aspects from from catholicism.

Man has dug up lots of things made discoveries. But what was the point of taking the skull of someone that was well known, it wasn't archeological or scientific. What was the conversation that led to deciding to take her head, from it's well marked resting place "snap click" and do arts and crafts, is that the "Popes " responsibility. Since we didn't know about Mary, they may have been doing this to all the famous people in history. I'm pretty sure Mary didn't give them the ok to do it when she was alive.

I found this pretty entertaining, being unscripted is just legit and down to earth. Cool stuff - each time I watch another video I think about getting back into gaming and building models again. Looks like I needed this, go figure.

The quiver looks great but I don't know about the bow. The arrows look good, if you're really worried about the nock just paint them to look like either bone or horn. Beers to you too sir.

If you like Strange and Norrell, I would recommend the Rivers of London series