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Really enjoyed the how to. Nice job on your video!

9:00. The background noise makes it hard to hear.

Great watch, thanks!

Who were your blue Unity figures by please Saul?

Excellent review thank you. I did far less prep and played my first two campaign turns with some unpainted minis I never got around to finishing for Stargrave, and half a dozen wild west gunslingers, in a papercraft wild west town dressed with Gaslands' scatter terrain. The result wasn't as visually pleasing as yours but was more than satisfying enough, especially with the attachment I have already formed to some of my crew :D

Sounds okay, but not a fan of 'lol everything random!' when I'm designing a warband.

Hi Saul. I can see from your comments below that you are too life-busy for making content, which can't be helped! Just wanted to let you know how brilliant your videos are, and I hope you are till having hobby fun when you can :-)

Awesome tutorial!

You look like a super villain, probably from a Bond film or a borne identity film

"double fisting solo"... are we still talking skirmish wargame???

"I am very fond of snails. They are one of my favourite animals." Congratulations, Sir, you are now an honorary frenchman!

IMO the best example of "adventure wargame" is the fantasy trip Melee & Wizard.

Thanks

Don't know if you check comments still, but in case you do: are you planning to come back at some point. I genuinely believe you're one of the best wargaming channels due to your focus on indie games.

Thanks - really helpful

You explained this so well and made this game not daunting or scary to try. It looks like a lot of fun!

just checking this game out is is melee only? just cast my eyes over the rules... seems like no ranged?

Your paint way too thick, airbrush do help that problems

I know this is a bit late, but I definitely enjoyed your review of GFF as someone who is now just getting into it myself. Regarding the general swinginess of GFF, have you ever figured out if the command point system from the full rulebook helps mitigate the swinginess of the experience?

this game is pure brainrot.

Great video! Thanks.🎉

Thank you. Truly the best

Dude, I watched your Five Parsecs review and loved it. I was looking for some Five Leagues content to listen to while I clean out the garage and clicked on your playlist not knowing it was you and I was pumped to hear your voice. I knew I was in for quality content. Sweet.

The MMA is wargaming and narrative wargaming comparison is professional wrestling comparison killed me xD

I'm so confused still

I tried this yesterday, (along with a salt trial) but instead of brushing over the hairspray layer, I used an army painter rattle can. Bad idea. The paint adhered to the hairspray far too well and didn't just peel off easily. I had to scrape too hard, and in many areas, exposed back to the metal. I think if I'd used a standard acrylic like you showed it would have worked better. The salt technique also didn't work so well. In both cases, I used a food dehydrator to speed the drying process, and I think this baked the paint and salt too hard. I got good 'bubbles' over the salt, but again, just light scraping with water wouldn't dislodge the bumpy areas so easily and I had to scrape hard to get some of it off. So, for anyone else trying this, be patient and don't take short cuts like I did. Great video - my mistakes my own.

Best review I’ve seen. Thanks for helping me decide

what were the models used for this toff, I'd like to make one myself.

I've already started making my own faction: The Tin Pitchers. They are masters of siege warfare, thanks to their talent for getting hopelessly lost on campaigns and attacking the closest stronghold they can find.

Hey come back you lazy F, the world needs you.

Great tutorial! I was hoping for and explanation of ramps and jumps for clarification

A shame there's no all-in-one fan ruleset document, still having to learn 6th edition and piecemeal it with a supplement is a bit of a bummer.

The game master thing was intriguing, you took the kriegspiel route, not sharing the rules with the players I wish I could play a tabletop game like that

A very good, clear explanation of the rules. A nice refresher if one hasn't played in awhile.

I just discovered your channel, and really love your videos! I've been watching Turnip28 from afar as a modelling movement but didn't realise it had a ruleset. I'll see if I can rustle up some people who'd be interested in giving it a try. I notice you haven't updated in a while, hope things are good.

Thanks for this review! I bought it the moment it came out but still haven't gotten a game in

Where my childhood love for the Redwall novels and my adult crazy mix

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this guy stole your script ruclips.net/video/W940WcILWLU/видео.html

I heard about Turnip28 only today, and I am absolutely fascinated! My imagination is running wild, and I NEED to know more!Thank you for covering it

i love that all explenations start with the car in the parking space instead just somewhere on the board ;)

Beautiful. I don't know much about turnip28 but as a 3d modelling resin printer user I would love to build a set of models for this game

I think of this game as if Darkwood was made into a board game by Rogue Trader era GW

So well explained. Thanks for sharing. Wow I might even try this system out on solo :)

Out of curiosity, what is the song/marche sung at the beginning of the video?

I feel like it'd be a good game to add to total war

WASTELAND my friend is really into this game and im looking into getting started on it! I think I want to be ridiculous and do a Lambo for one of my first cars :P

Are you still intending to cover regiments and gdf?

I want to play this. I can easily kitbash some chunks of the Necrons and the Nighthaunt kits I got for Warhammer. Hell, Nurgle army parts work PERFECTLY for this- weird, gross pustulants, funky shapes, odd wiggly bits here and there

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