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Inquisition is a bumbling mess of incoherent incompetents.

Yes! a THOUSAND times yes! Ever since I started building and painting minis, stones, plastics, sticks, "Wait, I can use that... Can't I?" It's the world through new eyes!

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Badab War is always great. Got some solid gym sessions in while listening to Arch's massive series on it. You've got heroes (few), villains (most people), space marines of chapters thst people like at each other's throats, orks, the Unhallowed Heart... The Carcharadons broke a planet. The Ad Mech threw part of a star. The Minotaurs wrecked everyone they met. The Inquisition did insane treachery. The High Lords of Terra were their standard corrupt selves. And Huron went on a Darth Vader arc without the final redemption. Something for everyone.

When I was a kid we had a ton of war hammer stuff but nothing ever really went Together so now I'm making my own space wolf cheaper with all the random Marines I have

Imho the only real issue is that the numbers of the pieces are assigned as they appear on the instructions instead of being ordered on the sprew. And maybe the way they're sliced, but what do we really know... i prefer good qc to prevent bad fits + detailed minis, than the alternative. Not everyone can spend time using sculpting tools and having detail is good for those that value painting as much as playing or even more. I don't care about the level of detail, if you think a detail isn't noticeable at the distance you like looking at your minis, just don't paint it.

Out of all the chapters from the Badab War I still think the Executioners are My favorite. This part of the lore will always be top tier and number 1 for me. It’s absolutely amazing and gut wrenching. I hope one day they will do a novel book series on it.

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Do u have a list on paint color mix to let your paints to be brighter, like how to mix paint to make blue brighter

Thank you!

Tbh, i really miss the cenobite emperors children.

I don’t mind complicated minis. They look better once you are done and challenges make you improve

Why do U sound so sad and tired

just recently found people washed there model ive neber had problem with that part so i just dont under stand that part.

nah horn is just a weapon. who not want 10 meter tall kaiju ramming speed with horn.

Such a great narrative point in old hammer now it's just barely a thing.

The Imperium is awful to live in, but it’s also humanity’s best chance for survival in the grim darkness of the 41st millennium

As someone who’s never bought space marines, no it’s not my fault. I had necrons and wood elves as a child.

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To anyone in doubt : A poor paintjob is ALWAYS better than no paintjob. Even if your colours are messy, even if you smudged up a bunch of details, even if you just can't get the faces's details right and it ends up looking a bit goofy, just having your color scheme regardless of how well it is applied will ALWAYS look better on the tabletop or in your collection than some plain unpainted grey plastic. Unpainted minis break the immersion ; they break the fantasy we're all trying to delve into by confronting you with dull plastic. When I look at an unpainted model in someone's army I no longer see an Ork or a Space Marine or whichever, all I see is something that makes me think "Ah shucks, they forgot/didn't have time/got scared to paint their minis...that's a shame". Paint your minis ! It will *ALWAYS* look better than leaving them unpainted. Use the spare bits from whichever boxes you got to practice and get comfortable if you really don't feel confident but just PAINT, practice makes perfect and confidence comes by making things yourself, not waiting for inspiration or confidence to magically appear on its own.

Let’s get you a presence on Odysee, a YT alternative. I’ll follow you over there.

Haven't done this much with outside things, but I do it every time I go to the dollar store. The amount of neat things I have for possibly basing and terrain is awesome! Plus I've picked up a few toy figures I plan on priming and repainting for fun. 🤓

Honeslty this is great advice, its fun and exciting looking at stuff in a new light. Plus with this hobby going out for your own materials is just way cheaper. Bill Making Stuff is a great channel for tips, tricks, and inspiration on this style of hobby crafting.

More lore From the paint masters

Not the main reason, but one of the reasons I stopped playing was that I constantly played against Space Marines and occasionally C. Space Marines. And that’s really boring.

Every time the price issue comes up in conversation I literally say: "GW fears money. If they wanted more, they'd lower the prices".

Love you work guys, but i think this kind of specific video needs some introduction to the lore youre talking about.

I don't think the cutting of the minis is a problem at all. But I'm used to building them of course. Overdesign is a thing though. It's especially a problem when it's the rank and file of the army. One only has so much time to paint in details.

Huron did nothing wrong. He repeatedly called for help, not just from the wider Imperium, but nearby chapters; only to be told NO at every turn. It's no wonder he stopped paying his tithe and stopped submitting his geneseed for purity checks, then finally out of desperation than anything else, turned to piracy and becoming renegades (although becoming a full on Chaos chapter, was a dumb decision on GDubbs part and should be disregarded!). Edited.

The Badab War will always be peak Warhammer because the Star Phantoms are in it 😜💀⌛💀

But Magenta isn't real

Laying in bed, can't sleep. This solid content comes in at such a perfect time right now.

I just tuned in and am excited because lamenters will be mentioned. I hope... and it took 72 seconds to mention them. Yes, I like it. I absolutely love the Sisyphus Mugged analogy for how Wardens were treated. It was so funny, sad and frustrating that one just can't not mention how great it was. Technicality: it is not a matter of being an antithesis of Heroes Journey, but one the main actual ways it manifests. Huron was forced out of his "home" by the charge of guarding Maeltrom sector, he is plunged into the otherworld of fending off pirates understaffed and imperial bureoaucracy which transforms him, ultimately he returns to his home armed with that new him to bring the change to "home". Which he did, just not in a positive way. Fall is one of the character arcs after all. An example from fiction like that would be Vader from Star Wars. Or, to fit more with how Huron is seen here, Walter White from Breaking Bad. The Monomyth is intentionally designed as a term to be broad enough that it can contain pretty much every story. Ultimately the point is excellently made and builds on your previous works. There is a sense of utter helplessness in the story, that the story perfectly exemplifies the Grimness and darkness of the setting. Well done!

As an American, I don't like the Badab War because I view it as a thinly veiled analogy for the Revolutionary War where the British win. I do think it would've made for a more realistic feeling setting for 40k, however.

CMY is just BRY but slightly different. 😅

As someone who bought lots and lots of Northstar mini kits...they need to move on from their historical 28mm scale if they want a piece of that action. My Oathmark and Frostgrave kits are way to small to use alongside FFG, GW, DnD, Reaper, CMON or most of the 3d printed stuff out there. I would not be at all surprised if OnePageRules is making more money than Osprey despite their customer base being almost entirely made up of disgruntled Warhammer enthusiasts.

Awesome video!

Somehow after being in this hobby for over a year this is the first time I've heard anything about Badab beyond the name. But if this is where the lore for the Lamentors comes from i guess I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the discussion!

This is going to be a hot take, but the Badab war is what the Horus heresy should have been in terms of narrative & character development.

some guy on the GW advisory board back in 2017 must have said i know the solution to decreasing the popularity of the tactical squad: introducing taller space marines called intercessors.

Very interesting, absolutely unclear :D Dunno nothing about this piece of lore, so yeah. Some preamble would be lovely. Went to see if there are any books on Badab war and apparently you can read about it in Imperial Armour volumes 9 and 10. And its like 2.5k us dorra on amazon. yeah, no. I guess I'll look for some lore vids instead :D

What books are based on the babab war ? Anyone know , I don’t hear him mention it .?

Huron: "i don't care who the imperium says. i'm not paying my taxes"

skill issue

So as painters you guys know that colors hold a value in grey scale. If my red was your green then the value of the colors would be all screwed up too. So the lighting would be off and we know based on color dynamics that cannot be the case. So no our colors cannot be switched. We are all looking at the same colors. The visible light spectrum also proves this as the colors on there are set based on wavelengths, and even people with color blindness are missing access to the spectrum not flipping and changing their interpretation of colors and light

When I was in my early teens I was tempted by all the Space Marine marketing, but then I saw Necrons and realised they were perfect for me. Ancient Egyptian styled Terminators that can come back from the dead? Badass! The high points cost per unit also had a silver lining in that it helped prevent my wallet from being violated by Games Workshop’s exorbitant prices , as I wouldn’t need as many for a full army.