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Nadchodzi... :). Wielkie dzięki za oglądanie i komentowanie!

Well I'll accept the compliment but painting is more like: quick and efficient in this case. This is one of those projects where, you can say all the elements have been thought through and individually they are not mind-blowing but as a whole they create a rather... “majestic” sight ;). Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Great that you liked it :). Thanks for watching and commenting - more will come!

Acctual battle report is on the channel. Enjoy :)

Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! Grudgebringers are 3 printed. You can find them here: www.myminifactory.com/users/Ezipion%20Digital%20Store/collection/reinhardt-company More is on the way...

Thanks for watching and commenting! Grudgebringers units are 3d prints. You can find them here: www.myminifactory.com/users/Ezipion%20Digital%20Store/collection/reinhardt-company Mini I used for Allor is here: www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-human-male-druid-rpg-hero-character-d-d-5e-titans-of-adventure-set-11-312274 Skaven are GW. RatOgres are a bit "redone" eith a help of some greenstuff and spare parts from HellPitAbomination. Cheers! More is comming :)...

Well...things are in motion, it is a slow process though, since I had so many things "on my plate" and I am pretty much alone with this subject. It's gonna happen...some time. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Currently in the porcess of gathering resourcrs, people and miniatures needed for continuation :). Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I am not sure what you mean by "volumes"? It is "Basic Impetus" so there is only one book with rules and all the army lists...

Thx for answering. I do have the rules, and the army list, at least in the Italian version, is divided in Volumes. But I think I figured out from which volume your lists are. Looking forward to try the game. Had it for ages, but never played. Your video game me the inspiration.

​I wasn't sure exactly what you were asking. The Roman Army is from 'Volume 6. Rome and the end of the Republic' and the Gauls are 'Volume 5. Rome and the Mediterranean Sea'. I'm glad that, you enjoyed and additionally got inspired. I will admit that there is a serious error in this report related to the calculation of 'PERMANENT LOSSES'. I was playing recently and while checking something there in the rules I experienced an enlightenment. At the next report I will definitely correct it :). Thanks again for watching and commenting!

:) Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! This rule set creates a very dynamic games indeed!

Hi! Rules are fantast in their nature like I said, but can be adapted very easily to ...anything :). you can find them here: www.ganeshagames.net/product_info.php?cPath=1_6&products_id=283&osCsid=trod17j4j7fv1uue5d83a914gc Thanks for watching!

@@connyedman1364 Thanks a lot! There are plans for more😀. Thanks for watching and commenting !

@@CheckYourLeaderTV Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

@@gromuk Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

@@gromuk Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

@@gromuk Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

No Styriwar is not a Russian company. It is German. You are free to pursue our hobby any way you see fit - just as I am. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks a lot for subscribing and commenting! Mistakes were made during this match :). WIll be better next time. Thanks again!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Thanks a lot!I have watched your materials many times, getting inspiration quite a few times! If only life was long enough to read all those rules and make all those armies ;). If only I was smarter and picked one period/theme and stuck to it.... Again - thnks a lot for watching and commenting!😃

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Thanks for watching and commenting!

"Grudgebringers" are 3d printed minis for Ezipion. Available in his store here: www.myminifactory.com/users/Ezipion%20Digital%20Store?show=store Thanks for watching and commenting!

Nie no jasne - jeśli chodzi o sojuszników z Galii. Natomiast według nowszych badań nazwa jaką Rzymianie określali Piktów, nie pochodzi od słowa "picti" malować/malowany. Obecnie, o ile wiem nauka jest bardziej skłonna uważać, że jest to faktyczna nazwa plemienia. Nie ma też dowodów na to że się malowali. Wielkie dzięki za zainteresowanie i komentarz!

@@EpicTabletop można też w bogacić Galów o zdobyczny sprzęt Rzymski miecze , zbroje , tarcze itp

@@Lordanpl To prawda. Jeszcze raz wielkie dzięki za zainteresowanie i komentarze!

Pleasure is all mine! Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Wielkie dzięki!

Pleasure is all mine. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Welcome! :)

Wielkie dzięki! Kolczuga to po prostu srebrna farbka i łosz z mixa 1:1 dark tone i stong tone od Army Paintera

:D I would say they would feel very much at home in MOOOOORDHEIM! Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Pleasure is all mine. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Thanks m8! :)

A big thanks for this comment! Grudgebringers will return, there are already plans. However, it will take a while because I am a “one man orchestra” :). From the old Whiet Dwarf I remember one Warhammer battle report in particular. It was a siege of a human fortress by dwarven force. The dwarven engineers had erected this very fortress earlier for the local lord, but he did not pay them in full. A few coins were missing... Great report, with a great background, I hope to reproduce it on my table someday.... Thanks again for your interest and comment!

That being said I think some of the heads look too small.

So, I would say we are in an agreement :)! Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

Thank you for watching and commenting!

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment! Strongly appreciated!

I don't know what miniatures you are talking about those 75- 90mm? Divide at impera, Kickstarter has/had 28mm figures on offer. I think you can see it in many of the pictures and in addition there were still free printable models available. So there was a physical opportunity to evaluate Styiwar figures. I don't think sculpting miniatures works the way you described but it doesn't really matter. I specifically mentioned that 3d printing has a technological advantage over traditional plastic castings when it comes to detail and ease of achieving any pose of miniatures. When it comes to comparing with other traditionall sets, this material was aimed to compare WGA ze Styriwar. As it is in the title and is something I promised when reviewing the Divide at Impera Kicstarter. My harsh assessment of the WGA set is mainely due to historical inaccuracies - not the quality of the miniatures themselves. Of course, you can disagree with me and that is ok. I am really very grateful that you watched my material and took the time to comment it. Thanks a lot!

True :). Thanks for watching and commenting!

Like I stated I really like WGA. If I didn't have a printer, I would probably buy this set in larger quantities too. And as I said I hope they will continue this period by releasing other more interesting “army types” from the 13th century. Thanks so much for all this commenting and watching! :)

I was sure I had written quite a response here. Well... I started with FDM printing, and here I must say that I went through an ordeal in terms of failures and topics that I had to solve. However, I don't regret it because the amount of terrain I printed, if I had bought it normally it would have cost me a fortune. For resin printing I could not convince myself for a long time because it is messy and toxic. I bought a cheap printer and to my surprise it turned out that printing on it is pretty much maintenance-free. In 2 years of printing I had maybe 5 failures, which came down to cleaning and leveling. But indeed the toxicity is problematic and if you don't have the space for such a printer it's better to let it go. I don't know what the poor historicity of this kit is due to - maybe it is as you say, but there is another possibility that I didn't consider in my material. Maybe WGA rushed this kit to the market just in time for the long-announced release of Victrix medieval kits? Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!

@@EpicTabletop ah, yes, possibly. I don't know how much close attention WGA pays to Victrix (I follow their fb account and they never mention them). As for FDM: the thing I enjoy the most is crafting terrain out of cardbox and wooden coffee stirrers and crap (more than actually painting minis!), so this use of printers is also not worth it for me. I *never* buy terrain, either! Crafting it is time consuming, but then again, everything about this hobby is... and in the words of Marie Kondo, it "sparks joy" for me ;)

@@theandfI understand perfectly! There are many aspects to our hobby and it's good for someone to understand what actually makes them happy! I used to make terrains myself, too, and sometimes I continue to do so, but at some point I realized that, my "life span" in not long enough to make everything I would like to have on my tables :P. Muliple systems I play = different terrains :). I miss terrain creating and sometimes I do want to buy "proxxon foam cutter" and get more involved with my terrains instead of just printing and painting...we'll see :).

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I am extremely grateful for taking the time to write this comment. Plans are afoot to continue, but since I am a “one-man orchestra” it will take a while. As an aside, I will mention that all my battle reports are done in a similar style. Thanks again!

Hey! Sorry to bother you but I just realize that you are HIM :)! I love your takes on Old World! I am certainly not a competitive player, not any more anyway but I do respect (a lot!) your "digging dip" into the rules of TOW. It is actually very interesting and informative. I will be making battle report for TOW (in a similar style), so I'll hope you will like it! Cheers!

@@EpicTabletop thanks punk!

Thanks a lot for your interest and comment! I am "to small" for any large company to care. I hope I won't succumb to corruption in the future :D

This is true - to a certain extent. In addition to the statue of Saint Maurice I mentioned in the material, there is the Sleeping Guard of Wienhausen. You can also find quite a few iconographic evidences that the coat of plates was worn on top. My point is that since you can easily find the examples I mentioned and they found representation in art, they were not isolated cases. In this sense, WGA minis poorly represent knights from the turn of 13&14 centuries, because none of them show the armor in question. Anyway, I am very open to further discussion on this matter. Thanks a lot for your interest and comment!

I had the same view on 3d printing and especially resin printing. I started with FDM and terrain printing because I cared more about that. And it was a bit of a road through the ordeal :) - but I don't regret it because otherwise I would have spent a fortune on all those terrains I printed. Resin printing...was surprisingly “maintenance free”. I could count on the fingers of one hand how many times something went wrong, and the repair was limited to leveling and cleaning. On the other hand...it is indeed necessary to have a place, so I understand perfectly well your concern on this subject.