Cosmonaut: “So first... you just order some basic kit.” Me: “Aha...” Cosmonaut: “You easily paint them. No biggy.” Me: “Yeah. Ok...” Cosmonaut: “Choose the cheap option to start. Dont break you wallet.” Me: “Got’ ya.” Cosmonaut: “And then... you just grab a couple of friends and-“ Game Workshop Refund Line: “Hi. How can we assist you today?”
im whit you on that i alway wanted to play this game the problem im from mexico and this stuff is pretty difficult in my region sooo waching this hurt so much but love the video T_T
Everyone in the comments is saying they have no one to play with but no one is asking each other if they want to play together. I guess I will break the ice and say: Hey stranger, want to play together? Probably on Table top sim?
Usually the people at the store are friendly and willing to play with new people, at least when i was playing a few years ago (gonna try and get back into it), however you will always run into someone who just likes to stomp. It wasn't mentioned much in this video but there can sometimes be things that are just broken. Last year the two biggest were eldar of aloitic, which had impossible to hit flyers and iron hands space marines, literally unkillable. You take a dreadnaut put it at the front so everything shoots at it. Then put a squad with feel no pain and an apothecary behind it. Basically the dread can transfer its wounds, if they made it past the armor, to the squad which can then apply feel no pain and they can get back up thanks to the medic. They try to balance the game but there is always a cheese. Like space marine chapter master Smashf***er, which you can find on that 1d4chan site.
Something to keep in mind too: People leaving the hobby sell whole armies on ebay/craigslist all the time. Usually fully painted and ready to go for a fraction of the price.
@@sergiomoney101 It could be for any number of reasons: no longer having the free time to play or the or social network to play with, dissatisfaction with changes to the game (such as severe nerfs to one's favorite army), changes in one's health/financial situation, becoming interested in a different hobby, simple decluttering, etc.
Your videos are great and super informative! The video on painting highlights based on the way light reacts to certain shapes helped my minis look so much better. Keep em up!
Lynnara Rosewater Truth. I didn’t get to play Fantasy/AoS for years until they opened a Warhammer store (as opposed to just the FLGS). Then I had plenty to play with. Then they let me know I needed a shower.
The hobby is dope because he's not kidding when he says many people just pick parts they like and that's all they do. I don't even know the basic rules of the game but I love assembling and painting them and I think the lore is awesome. Other people love building the army on paper (what units, abilities, etc) and couldn't care less about the lore and do the bare minimum painting. It's a very versatile hobby which is great.
@@TheK1ngFiasco you're so right, I spent most of my teens thinking I was a total moron because I thought modeling was better than gaming and I still have theoretical armies written up for each version of the rules I used 🤷🏼♀️ Please everybody just do what makes you happy! ❤️👍
Ckeck out some hobby channels for more info. Guys like miniac, goobertown hobbies, squidmar miniatures, and definitely 100% eventually watch some duncan rhodes tutorials. He used to work at GW (the warhammer peeps) as their painting guy, and now runs his own paint tutorial channel. Welcome aboard new friend
“Would you rather finance your child’s college education OR pass down thousands of hoarded plastic miniatures they‘re stuck with getting rid of after you die?” Sold. I’m in. 40K or Sigmar? Why not both?
This video has been in my recommend for a few days now and I finally decided to watch it and was taken aback to see the shirt! Thanks for the support and shoutout and big thanks for showing other people how to get into this hobby!
Jeweler's tip for people with shaky hands : 1) Have both your hands resting on something as you work. 2) Have a contact point between your hands, directly or by both being in contact with the piece you're working on. It can be as small as the tip of a finger, but it will make a big difference.
When i was like 12 my friends and i walked past a games workshop and because we were assholes, we went in thinking it'd be funny to laugh at the nerds. They guy who owned the shop was super nice, knew we'd never seen this shit before and he had a a selection of like, random miniatures for people to paint. We all painted one and had a tonne of fun. We each biugt a £5 box of little dudes. Painted them at home and went back every weekend for like a month. A couple of us kept going and got super into it. My mum and sister went on holiday and instead of that, my dad and me bought a bunch if stuff like third pyramid rocket ship and a tank andna bunch of dudes. We painted them over a weekend and used a big slab of wood, some green pain, and some newspapaper to make a hilly battle field. And i had a lot of fun. I played a couple battles at the shop. Stopped playing it after a while idk why. But, when i say i have 0 artistic tallent, i mean i can barely draw a passable stick man,. I had loads of fun and this video kinda made me wanna buy some figures and paint them with my fiance for fun
@@_-_sinexus_-_ Thankfully those aren’t 2k each, I have 3.5k points total… but yes, I still do have a lot of work. And I haven’t finished any new minis since I posted this comment
@@ReddCrystal Good luck 🙏 My advice is don’t do too much batch painting, limit yourself to maybe 5 models of the same type at a time. It’ll make it a little less efficient but you’ll enjoy it so much more
Tip for anyone getting into the hobby: don't buy games workshop's paints, brushes, sprue cutters, ect. GW tools can be twice the price of the exact same or better product elsewhere. Personally, I use Vallejo paints, and you can find paints from other companies which match the color of GW paints, but are cheaper. Also, in my experience, GW paints dry out in the bottle faster.
Contrast paints are a pretty unique product and washes are good. Their terrain paints are mostly a big no (maybe that martian earth stuff), because Vallejo has great terrain material (resin paste with different sized particles) thats much cheaper. I personally use Ammo Mig brushes since my FLGS stocks them and they are like 2-3 bucks for a pretty decent and long lasting brushes. And other types of paints aint that bad, its much easier to follow official guides when names of paints match. Even though I'd mostly recommend focusing on their layer paints, since you can use them both as base and layer (works even better as base paint if you do stuff like zenithal priming), while base paints are way too thick to be used as layering/edge highlighting paints in my experience. Just my 2 cents.
Me: yeah I like like warhammer. I've read like 6 books and know most of the lore. I saw astartes and I've played some of the video games. Also me: the fck you mean it's a table top game with miniatures?
@@R3GARnator There's also the ww1 German-style Death Korps of Krieg, the Laurence of Arabia-style Tallarn Desert Raiders, vaguely mongol inspired Attilan Rough Riders, Zulu-era British-style Praetorian Guard, Rambo-esque Catachan Jungle Fighters, Red Army-inspired Valhallan Ice Warriors, and numerous others. GW never saw a military they couldn't turn into an Imperial Guard regiment
Just an FYI for you star wars nerds, theres a version of this with star wars models called Star Wars Leigon. I love it, and its got that star wars feel, with this custom model and gameplay from Warhammer.
How much suffering 13 year old me could have avoided if he knew He could just pour liquid skill on his miniatures in stead of painting them all black by hand.
@@Aldoz I lucked out as a kid since I played Steel Legion, so all of them looking dusty with not a lot of dark cracks and crevices worked for my teen brain. But oh how I wish I knew about liquid skill.
40k: a buncha regular ass dudes who fight because their commissar will literally shoot them in the head of they don't? Me: oh yeah... That's the good stuff.
@@okumabear The Commissar is a morale officer and Doles out punishments. They keep an army together, and shoot Runners. Although the BLAM meme is petty funny
2 years later, and this video got me back into the hobby after a 13 year hiatus. This led me into getting really into miniature painting in general, which has become a serious passion of mine. It's helped me gain a way to express myself artistically and has been a large help to my mental health. I also met some amazing people through the hobby! So thank you so much for this video!
Dude... It's impressive how many of the content creators I follow started to play Warhammer in the pandemic. Edit: and then you show all the content creators that I follow. Nice.
I started watching @friendlyjordies because of Warhammer, stayed for the politics. You're not wrong though, content creators are popping up all over the place. Even Henry Cavill is painting Custodes!
Hi, just wanted to pop in with a basing tip! There is a product known as Play Dirt. It's like kinetic sand, but colored to look like regular dirt. I found some at a dollar store and absolutely swear by it. Mix in a little gravel or sand for some easy dimension, spread it over the glue, brush off the excess, add a pebble or bush or something, and BOOM, perfect bases every time.
Space marines 2 sent me down a rabbit hole and got me to buy a starter pack and start painting. Pretty excited for Amazon to drop it off. Thank you for all the info in this!
That would be the Gloomspite Gitz, an Age of Sigmar faction of insane lunatic goblins who use hallucinogenic mushrooms to fuel their magic and who live underground and emerge from their caves when the Bad Moon, a strange seemingly-alive moon, rises into the night sky. Here's the little animatic trailer Games Workshop released for them: ruclips.net/video/UJhyEHSh9DU/видео.html
"Not basing your models is for AMATEURS." I just... I just feel tired enough after painting the models that I don´t wanna base them too. Bases feel like second tier stuff to me.
I'd also recommend "Necromunda" to any strategy game noobs. Its a far more approachable squad based version of 40k. You get the whole army for $50 and you're ready to go.
I love how you can even add to the lore of the universe with your own units, I have a custom chapter of space marines who found a version of blade runner on VHS, thinking it was a warning from the past, now go on a great crusade against Necrons as the "replicant ravengers"
sounds more like what Orks would do, to be honest I came up with a similar idea by the way, just with Orks, and with videos of Hitler instead (no army yet tough)
The Tau piranha was also my first model. I absolutely wrecked that thing but my painting skills quickly improved overtime with the help of tutorials haha
I still have never played warhammer but you got me watching hundreds of hours of painting tutorials. From squidmar to miniac to midwinter. It took about six months of binging their videos before putting my own paint to mini. Now it’s become an integral bonding experience with my teenager and my girlfriend and I can’t thank you enough. This video has honestly changed my life, and I know that seems dramatic. But as a touring musician that can’t tour right now, this gave me an outlet that I realllllllly needed. Thanks man.
A lot of people (including Marcus) might hate this, because the models are a huge part of the game for many. However when I was younger, my older brother and his friends would play using different colored army men or index cards with the unit info written on it and a tally of the casualties. It’s a great way to get into the gameplay without spending as much. Still need the books, but it’s at least a little cheaper.
You can literally use cardboard/paper cutouts, ive seen people do it. And you can find rules online, same as with codexes (even though thats techincally not allowed). Basically, if you just wanna play the game, you can do it almost for free, or even on PC via tabletop simulator for way less money. But I honestly mostly paint stuff and thats the part I actually enjoy. And building lists is fun.
Some cost effective alternatives when getting into Warhammer: - 2D Paper miniatures. Just print, cut, and glue, and you're ready to go. - 3D Printed miniatures. Takes an initial investment and requires extra effort, but the result is minis that cost pennies. Plus you get a 3D printer. - If the books are putting you off, consider One Page Rules, with Grimdark Future and Age of Fantasy. It's simple and free, and has stats for just about everything in Warhammer (just with different names). - Also, a great resource for terrain is Wyloch's Armory. Similar to Black Magic Craft, but much easier for beginners, and with a focus on 40k terrain.
Been watching TTS for years, never played the game. Now I'm kinda thinking of getting into the hobby, Magnus is my fav so I might want to try the Thousand Sons.
I know right? We all just have to block from our minds the definitely not possible, definitely not arousing concept of the Slaaneshi futa demon squads and armies that certainly nobody has actually gone to the lengths to create. This must be blocked from the minds of all at any cost lest the taint of chaos spread far and wide.
@@ianbailey4213 depends on the size of your game I guess but anything in loose skirmish formation is skirmish to me. Also note how I never mentioned or called AoS a skirmish game to begin with. x)
Live in the UK? Live near Nottingham? Go to Warhammer world. That place is the shit. They have good food and around 100 tables fully kitted out. There is also 2 shops and an entire desplay area that will take you around an hour to walk around. I have been on f*cking school trips there, that's how good it is.
I'm actually one of those dudes you talked about who's listened to hundreds of 40k audiobooks without painting a single miniature. But I'm very proud of myself to say that you inspired me to paint my very first one the other day. It was just a regular Dark Angels tactical marine and at first I hated my paint job. But now I look at it like a stepping stone to getting better at painting. Gotta start somewhere, so thank you Cosmonaut :)
"How to get extra depressed by being poor: The Video" fixed the title for you. This shit looks amazing, I had a neighbor when I was little (7-8 years old) who had a lot of this miniatures and he would explain me for hours the factions and the game. He even helped me paint a small orange troll which I lost with the years (maybe it's in some box but with moving and such, but I doubt it). Maybe some day I will find some one who plays this and I might get in, because it IS overwhelming as fuck, but with someone passionate to help you and teach you this can be one beautiful hobby. Thanks for the video!
When it’s actually safe to go outside simply google your local gaming store, go there and ask about war hammer, many stores will have days you can just walk in and play the game with strangers.
@@biffyguybiffy6292 I was about to suggest exactly this. The shop I work in has both the armies from the Indomitus box available as armies for people to borrow and learn how to play. Unfortunately our tables are closed right now for health safety but once they reopen we hope people will come in and learn.
if you want an even cheaper (but more dubious) way of playing, there is a Trove of Tabletop rules available online if you google the right words. Combine that with something like tabletop simulator and you can be playing pretty cheaply (although sadly there isn't a good way to get the collecting side of the hobby for cheap)
@erikcarrillo33 Unfortunately non-GW models are not usable in any official events, except for maybe the super expensive CraftWorld ones. And they're definitely expensive normally but they kind of have to be for the company to stay afloat. They aren't really an item that wears out or breaks and requires replacement.
MrDasSpoon, most people picking up warhammer aren’t really looking for competitive events. They just want something to do and warhammer has plenty of that.
This video came at the perfect time, I wanted to get into warhammer (40k specifically) but I’ve only played a little bit of dawn of war 1. And Astartes was also my first exposure and I loved it
play more dawn of war 1, finish all the campaigns! and dawn of war 2 is also awesome, but treat it like a seperate game. also play the campaign after the first dawn of wars
Are you implying that's the first time you've heard someone refer to them as that? Because, people have been saying that almost since they first released (even though they're so detached from what communism actually is).
Perhaps it's because we old veterans are a bit jaded and their enthusiasm warms our cold, decrepit hearts, sucked dry by the infinite need of GW for our money. But god damn it, if isn't worth it. (I started in early 5th, if you're curious, that's now 12 years ago jesus fucking christ)
I always thought, "I'm bad at fighting games." Then your video about how to get into fighting games made me think, "Why should that stop me?" I always thought, "I'm not very good at painting and my miniatures would look bad." Now I'm asking myself that question again.
If you don't want to spend huge sums on models, check out Reaper Miniature's "Reaper Bones" product line. $2 - $5 for pretty much any figure, barring the really big stuff. The detail / quality won't be nearly as great as GW's, but it's a great way to get painting for cheap. Your biggest expense this route will be paints themselves, and even then just get Red, Yellow, Blue, Black and White and you can mix together any color you need.
Its relaxing up until the point qhere some part just doesnt want to fit, the shader doesnt come out the way you want or you drybrush the FUCK out of a miniature you spent hours on, essentially putting you back to hour one or two
"Snake women" You call that weird? Please, they're a dime-a-dozen in fantasy games these days. Now aquatic elves that ride sea monsters on the other hand.....
I've been curious about 40K for a while but was always intimidated by the scale of it. I've just ordered my first necron box because robot skeletons are cool as fuck. Thank you for this guide and all the links!
“Unfortunately this isn't the kind of hobby you can play for free” I mean, you can. It's just that it ain't that sexy, really... [profuse sweating as I remember that time I used 75 paper squares as 75 skaven slaves with slings]
@@tequilawhiskey in an Tournament no. You can use other modells to represent things but the usual rule is a modell with at least three paints on them. With friends everything you agree on goes. Thar beeing said, it is way more fun using painted modells.
You've reeled me in, Marcus! Got my first minis and my paints and brushes the other day...all I have to do is wait for my primers and my tools to come in and I'll begin my journey into Warhammer!! Thanks so much for making this video :D
One of my favorite things to do in games is customize the look of my character, army, crew mates, whatever, so the building an army side of this hobby looks so enticing. I’m also a huge sucker for some good lore and the Astartes shorts REALLY got me interested. Now all I need to do is pretend like I’m not a college freshman and have 60-100 bucks to drop on a starter kit. (Also I love all your content)
Damn. Just started putting together my indomitus set, was thinking about how a lot of non warhammer channels are picking up it. Kinda scary how its blowing up. Hell yeah, for Sanguinius and the emprah!
Just got this gem on my page. Really nice to see all these recommended channels I've already descovered in the eleven months into the hobby. Makes me feel like an expert now.
Just picked up the starter box last night. I’ve wanted to play for awhile now and this video (combined with my friends talking about it all the time) finally made me do it. Tomorrow I’m going to start priming miniatures so wish me luck. Amazing video as usual, thanks for the tips!
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Links should work now! Go check out everyone mentioned in the video!!
didnt expect a warhammer video
Hey
Can I eat now?
What if I don't have the space to keep all the stuff required for Warhammer? I have a tiny apartment
The Cosmonaut Variety Hour Can’t wait for the new Why It Sucks video and 1 mil!
Glad you found my videos useful! :)
Your How to Play video is the best one on youtube, y'all should do another one for 9th
@@ReverendMeat51 Seriously though, this video captivates what it really is to be a warhammer enthusiast. Thank you for that.
Cosmonaut: “So first... you just order some basic kit.”
Me: “Aha...”
Cosmonaut: “You easily paint them. No biggy.”
Me: “Yeah. Ok...”
Cosmonaut: “Choose the cheap option to start. Dont break you wallet.”
Me: “Got’ ya.”
Cosmonaut: “And then... you just grab a couple of friends and-“
Game Workshop Refund Line: “Hi. How can we assist you today?”
On the upside as long as things aren't opened GW has a pretty easy return_/ refund policy.
LMAOOOO
im whit you on that i alway wanted to play this game the problem im from mexico and this stuff is pretty difficult in my region sooo waching this hurt so much but love the video T_T
Everyone in the comments is saying they have no one to play with but no one is asking each other if they want to play together. I guess I will break the ice and say:
Hey stranger, want to play together? Probably on Table top sim?
Usually the people at the store are friendly and willing to play with new people, at least when i was playing a few years ago (gonna try and get back into it), however you will always run into someone who just likes to stomp. It wasn't mentioned much in this video but there can sometimes be things that are just broken. Last year the two biggest were eldar of aloitic, which had impossible to hit flyers and iron hands space marines, literally unkillable. You take a dreadnaut put it at the front so everything shoots at it. Then put a squad with feel no pain and an apothecary behind it. Basically the dread can transfer its wounds, if they made it past the armor, to the squad which can then apply feel no pain and they can get back up thanks to the medic. They try to balance the game but there is always a cheese. Like space marine chapter master Smashf***er, which you can find on that 1d4chan site.
Something to keep in mind too: People leaving the hobby sell whole armies on ebay/craigslist all the time. Usually fully painted and ready to go for a fraction of the price.
Do you know why some might leave the hobby?
@@sergiomoney101 It could be for any number of reasons: no longer having the free time to play or the or social network to play with, dissatisfaction with changes to the game (such as severe nerfs to one's favorite army), changes in one's health/financial situation, becoming interested in a different hobby, simple decluttering, etc.
@@sergiomoney101the most common reason is guys not having sex with their wifes anymore.
@@sergiomoney101 Because it's overpriced nonsense.
@@sentrysapper45 good summery
me playing warhammer for 16 years: Ah yes help justify my poor financial choices
same but mine is gunpla
@Pika Nett well that one just hurt me to my core
1:32 what are those two fighting over
@@feliks08 yeah but you can buy 3 Gundams than 1 infantry squad
This comment still has 666 likes for 8 months now
I'm on the cosmonaut variety hour!!! 😍😍😍
You finally made it! btw tips on black templar my dude PLEASE
😎
ohh hey what are you doing here?
Congrats
Your videos are great and super informative! The video on painting highlights based on the way light reacts to certain shapes helped my minis look so much better. Keep em up!
I loved your content before. Now I'm just blown away by how many of the same things we like lol. And your models look sick!!
When you see the guy you watch for art stuff in the comments of the guy you watch for D&D stuff and movie reviews
This comment section is the Ultimate Crossovers
your the cool
Wow I didn’t know you watch him
lmao
Welcome to the hobby! And thanks for the shout out :-)
So glad he gave you a shoutout, love your stuff! Always sit down and paint whenever you publish a new vid :D
You really are warhammer Bob ross
"anyone can get into this hobby as long as you have the right resources..."
money... you mean money...
And friends...
Use paper cutouts to see if you even like the game first. No reason why you can't.
@@okumabear I mean if I'm gonna start painting models it will be for the sake of painting the models, not the ttg, at least that's me.
or a 3D printers and it dont have to be yours.
@@faznanbadri6854 Even with a 3D printer, the material required for printing can be pretty expensive.
The actual hardest part: finding friends who are willing to try a new hobby and play with you.
Must be nice...
Lynnara Rosewater Truth. I didn’t get to play Fantasy/AoS for years until they opened a Warhammer store (as opposed to just the FLGS). Then I had plenty to play with.
Then they let me know I needed a shower.
@@SuperDuperHappyTime hygiene do be important
The actual hardest part: finding friends.
If it helps, I find starting a hobby is the best way to make new friends in general. Doesn't need to be a vicious cycle, we're all humans
Yeah i bought the starter kit for D&D to try with my friends and my wife. They thought it was over whelming and my wife called me a nerd
his wallet shall be for ever remembered, as the Emperor's finest.
Initiating debt protocol 23
@@Spider_Gooch the scalpers wish to scum brothers! Return the made to order in kind!
Same
Even in Debt, he still Serves
@@nicolasriveros943 only in debt does duty end
Had no idea you had to build and paint them, that’s literally the exact hobby I’m looking for
The hobby is dope because he's not kidding when he says many people just pick parts they like and that's all they do. I don't even know the basic rules of the game but I love assembling and painting them and I think the lore is awesome. Other people love building the army on paper (what units, abilities, etc) and couldn't care less about the lore and do the bare minimum painting. It's a very versatile hobby which is great.
@@TheK1ngFiasco you're so right, I spent most of my teens thinking I was a total moron because I thought modeling was better than gaming and I still have theoretical armies written up for each version of the rules I used 🤷🏼♀️ Please everybody just do what makes you happy! ❤️👍
That’s all I do lol. I find playing really boring but making and painting them, that’s the good stuff
Ckeck out some hobby channels for more info. Guys like miniac, goobertown hobbies, squidmar miniatures, and definitely 100% eventually watch some duncan rhodes tutorials. He used to work at GW (the warhammer peeps) as their painting guy, and now runs his own paint tutorial channel. Welcome aboard new friend
Get ready to spend all your life’s savings
“Would you rather finance your child’s college education OR pass down thousands of hoarded plastic miniatures they‘re stuck with getting rid of after you die?”
Sold. I’m in. 40K or Sigmar? Why not both?
Straight facts lol
I'll just have to ditch the kids
Don’t forget Blood Bowl, those teams and models are cool
@@codyd7841 Nah, just kitbash and paint them.
Imagine having kids
This video has been in my recommend for a few days now and I finally decided to watch it and was taken aback to see the shirt! Thanks for the support and shoutout and big thanks for showing other people how to get into this hobby!
Glad to see the mini community coming to support cosmonaut
The legends of the paint eater have extended beyond his realm
It doesn't tell me where I need to take out the loan to afford the competetive army though.
Jeweler's tip for people with shaky hands :
1) Have both your hands resting on something as you work.
2) Have a contact point between your hands, directly or by both being in contact with the piece you're working on. It can be as small as the tip of a finger, but it will make a big difference.
Good advice
Thank you so much, as someone with shaky hands, this advice is greatly appreciated.
Gracias
Tsym! I'll have to try it out later, usually I'd have to paint in batches, with breaks in between. Very annoying when painting freehand symbols 😅
Basically, Do the “Donald Trump” and push the bottom of your palms together and spread your hands haha
When i was like 12 my friends and i walked past a games workshop and because we were assholes, we went in thinking it'd be funny to laugh at the nerds. They guy who owned the shop was super nice, knew we'd never seen this shit before and he had a a selection of like, random miniatures for people to paint. We all painted one and had a tonne of fun. We each biugt a £5 box of little dudes. Painted them at home and went back every weekend for like a month. A couple of us kept going and got super into it. My mum and sister went on holiday and instead of that, my dad and me bought a bunch if stuff like third pyramid rocket ship and a tank andna bunch of dudes. We painted them over a weekend and used a big slab of wood, some green pain, and some newspapaper to make a hilly battle field. And i had a lot of fun. I played a couple battles at the shop. Stopped playing it after a while idk why. But, when i say i have 0 artistic tallent, i mean i can barely draw a passable stick man,. I had loads of fun and this video kinda made me wanna buy some figures and paint them with my fiance for fun
Sherlock Holmes That sounds awesome! I hope you have fun.
That was quite a wholesome story honestly lol
doit
This got me into 40k. I now own 6 armies and have painted 1.5 of them. Cosmo, you have doomed me.
paint 4.5 armies? god damn you have some work ahead of you haha
6 armies (two well over 1k points already) and one model painted here. It's quite the situation.
@@ReddCrystal you love to see it
@@_-_sinexus_-_ Thankfully those aren’t 2k each, I have 3.5k points total… but yes, I still do have a lot of work. And I haven’t finished any new minis since I posted this comment
@@ReddCrystal Good luck 🙏 My advice is don’t do too much batch painting, limit yourself to maybe 5 models of the same type at a time. It’ll make it a little less efficient but you’ll enjoy it so much more
Tip for anyone getting into the hobby: don't buy games workshop's paints, brushes, sprue cutters, ect. GW tools can be twice the price of the exact same or better product elsewhere. Personally, I use Vallejo paints, and you can find paints from other companies which match the color of GW paints, but are cheaper. Also, in my experience, GW paints dry out in the bottle faster.
Some of their contrast paints are pretty good, and their washes are great, but absolutely, most of their paints are not even worth it.
@@JohnathanJWells Very true! GW washes are fantastic in particular.
Contrast paints are a pretty unique product and washes are good. Their terrain paints are mostly a big no (maybe that martian earth stuff), because Vallejo has great terrain material (resin paste with different sized particles) thats much cheaper. I personally use Ammo Mig brushes since my FLGS stocks them and they are like 2-3 bucks for a pretty decent and long lasting brushes. And other types of paints aint that bad, its much easier to follow official guides when names of paints match. Even though I'd mostly recommend focusing on their layer paints, since you can use them both as base and layer (works even better as base paint if you do stuff like zenithal priming), while base paints are way too thick to be used as layering/edge highlighting paints in my experience. Just my 2 cents.
I like the paints but the brush prices are stupid.
Paints are fine, everything else sucks.
Me: yeah I like like warhammer. I've read like 6 books and know most of the lore. I saw astartes and I've played some of the video games.
Also me: the fck you mean it's a table top game with miniatures?
...how do you manage to not know that while being so into the lore, lol
@@_Cato_ that happens more than you think
Naithan Wiley
I guess. I know for me when I get into something I type it into google and see “Warhammer is a tabletop miniature peepee poopoo” :P
@@_Cato_ It's because of the game for me, Dawn of War series really got me into the lore
@@_Cato_ ha you said *peepee poopoo*
“Used to have some insane shit” *shows picture of a horse*
Go flyers
Mordian Iron Guard are Napoleonic troops in a freakin sci-fi setting, that's kind of insane.
A regular ass horse in 40k is as weird as a regular bear in Avatar the last Airbender
@@R3GARnator There's also the ww1 German-style Death Korps of Krieg, the Laurence of Arabia-style Tallarn Desert Raiders, vaguely mongol inspired Attilan Rough Riders, Zulu-era British-style Praetorian Guard, Rambo-esque Catachan Jungle Fighters, Red Army-inspired Valhallan Ice Warriors, and numerous others. GW never saw a military they couldn't turn into an Imperial Guard regiment
im surprised they didn't mention 40k theories which has a great serious called xenobiology? i think which goes over the fauna of 40k.
Just an FYI for you star wars nerds, theres a version of this with star wars models called Star Wars Leigon. I love it, and its got that star wars feel, with this custom model and gameplay from Warhammer.
There is also a version by games workshop for lord of the rings, but some of the models don’t look great, especially with the faces
There’s also GoT table top called ASOIF I think.
and one for marvel
Got into star wars legions recently, such a fun painting/playing experience! Makes me want to get into warhammer 😭
@@scorponok1997 You should have a go! It's pretty cool man
These are the most fun videos you make.
Spittin'
"Don't be scared of painting your minis!"
Does Markus know the secret?
[immediately busts out the bottle of liquid skill]
Good man Cosmo, good man.
How much suffering 13 year old me could have avoided if he knew He could just pour liquid skill on his miniatures in stead of painting them all black by hand.
@@Aldoz I lucked out as a kid since I played Steel Legion, so all of them looking dusty with not a lot of dark cracks and crevices worked for my teen brain.
But oh how I wish I knew about liquid skill.
40k: grim dark space marines fighting for the preservation of mankind.
Me: Meh.
40k: Cockney ork boiz going DAKADAKADAKADAKA
Me: WAAAAAAAAARGH!!!
ruclips.net/video/whxcq4I0kAo/видео.html < da ork song
40k: a buncha regular ass dudes who fight because their commissar will literally shoot them in the head of they don't?
Me: oh yeah... That's the good stuff.
@@okumabear The Commissar is a morale officer and Doles out punishments. They keep an army together, and shoot Runners. Although the BLAM meme is petty funny
2 years later, and this video got me back into the hobby after a 13 year hiatus. This led me into getting really into miniature painting in general, which has become a serious passion of mine. It's helped me gain a way to express myself artistically and has been a large help to my mental health. I also met some amazing people through the hobby! So thank you so much for this video!
Dude... It's impressive how many of the content creators I follow started to play Warhammer in the pandemic.
Edit: and then you show all the content creators that I follow. Nice.
I started watching @friendlyjordies because of Warhammer, stayed for the politics. You're not wrong though, content creators are popping up all over the place. Even Henry Cavill is painting Custodes!
@@InquisitorKryptman a Chad painting the Chad's of warhammer 40k. GLORIOUS
"When I say I'm into everything, I mean, EVERYTHING"
Things you can say on your RUclips channel and your lover.
on your youtube channel and on your lover.
@@milos1967 Yes. Takes time to perfect but I believe in you man.
Hi, just wanted to pop in with a basing tip! There is a product known as Play Dirt. It's like kinetic sand, but colored to look like regular dirt. I found some at a dollar store and absolutely swear by it. Mix in a little gravel or sand for some easy dimension, spread it over the glue, brush off the excess, add a pebble or bush or something, and BOOM, perfect bases every time.
This is brilliant , def have to try it, how’s the durability of it
@@longle88 Fantastically durable with a top coat (I just use diluted glue). Never had any chipping or flaking!
Space marines 2 sent me down a rabbit hole and got me to buy a starter pack and start painting. Pretty excited for Amazon to drop it off. Thank you for all the info in this!
Same lmao
"We call this cheat juice."
100% pure nuln, from sustainable sources.
That shits black gold my man
Also know as liquid talent my dudes
Pros: "You can play as David Bowie in Labyrinth" - literally from the wiki he showed - *TAKE MY MONEY* 🤣
That would be the Gloomspite Gitz, an Age of Sigmar faction of insane lunatic goblins who use hallucinogenic mushrooms to fuel their magic and who live underground and emerge from their caves when the Bad Moon, a strange seemingly-alive moon, rises into the night sky. Here's the little animatic trailer Games Workshop released for them: ruclips.net/video/UJhyEHSh9DU/видео.html
“And when I say I’m into everything, I mean everything”
Is that so 😏
His collection was weak
He gonna see this comment and going to have to explain it next video
**Slaanesh wants to know your location**
I can see this becoming a meme already
Furry?
Bro the moment the Mechanicus OST started playing in the background I recognized it and I think that speaks for the soundtrack seeing as quiet it is
”Babe come over” ”I can’t I’m listening to Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus OST - Children of the Omnissiah[Extended]”
SAY NO MORE, ARCHMAGOS *chitters in binaric cant*
I'm too busy for sex, I have to be vigilant in my prayer to the Omni-toaster.
FOR THE OMNISSIAH
*CRIES HAPPILY IN HIGH GOTHIC*
I'm into everything
Slaaneshie cultists: so am i
Wow that joke has layers
DO YOU WANT HERESY BECAUSE THAT'S HOW YOU GET HERESY!
" it's not that hard, paint your minis" wow I feel personally attacked.
SAME
"Not basing your models is for AMATEURS."
I just... I just feel tired enough after painting the models that I don´t wanna base them too. Bases feel like second tier stuff to me.
" everybody gangster till anger tree people come out" had me rolling
I prefer to drink my nuln oil while painting, but that’s just me.
A Screaming Corn Cob i’m more of a coelia greenshade my self. I prefere the more fruity flavour. i get it though. Nuln oil is pretty good.
I chew on my old lead models.
I just like to smear it over my forearms as a lotion. At least that's my excuse for why I keep spilling it.
I prefer a more macragge blue it feels more smooth when drank.
I'd also recommend "Necromunda" to any strategy game noobs. Its a far more approachable squad based version of 40k. You get the whole army for $50 and you're ready to go.
Yo thanks bro this was a great help
Legend
Marcus: "Oh hey, didn't see you come in there."
Me: *click the Like button*
"Your models don't have to be ugly"
Deathguard players: ;
Eldar players:
@@InquisitorKryptmanthey’ll get an update soon! It will happen
As someone that's currently trying to get into warhammer I appreciate this video
Look into Lutein09’s lore videos. They’re the best!
Don't you poor soul!!!! You'll be poor!!!!
If you're trying to get into the tabletop game, start small and go from there and understand it's only as expensive as you're willing to put in.
@@_Cato_ A couple months back a friend roped me into a black crusade campaign and learning the lore has been a trip.
@@mrbigglezworth42 I'm mainly interested in the mini painting aspect of the hobby and I'm a slow painter so my wallet shouldn't hurt
That much
I love how you can even add to the lore of the universe with your own units, I have a custom chapter of space marines who found a version of blade runner on VHS, thinking it was a warning from the past, now go on a great crusade against Necrons as the "replicant ravengers"
That is so fkn awesome. I am thinking bout doing a DIY lore video for my chapter, can I mention this in it?
@@sjthunderwarrior962 oh 100% man Id be honored, make sure to link me the vid when your done tho that sounds badass
sounds more like what Orks would do, to be honest
I came up with a similar idea by the way, just with Orks, and with videos of Hitler instead (no army yet tough)
Well I just picked up my first model, a Tau piranha to practice painting on before I get a tau combat patrol set!
Tau are cool really are but there's a high chance your gonna get steamrolled a lot. But do what u think is cool, always start with what looks cool.
The Tau piranha was also my first model. I absolutely wrecked that thing but my painting skills quickly improved overtime with the help of tutorials haha
@@wolverine9049 don’t bash the ducking tau lmao for the greater good
I need terrain for Warhammer?
*Runs off to the local pet store's aquarium equipment aisle*
I cannot lie and say I didnt just think the same thing
You can get cheap aquarium shit a dollar store too.
AND I play idoneth deepkin so it goes perfectly muahaha
Check out Wyloch's Armory, his 40k videos have awesome terrain with cheap/everyday items!
“Hey didn’t see you there” intros are so weirdly endearing as a cliche.
Dude such a good video, definitely worth the time you put into it!
Love your videos, D!
I still have never played warhammer but you got me watching hundreds of hours of painting tutorials. From squidmar to miniac to midwinter. It took about six months of binging their videos before putting my own paint to mini. Now it’s become an integral bonding experience with my teenager and my girlfriend and I can’t thank you enough. This video has honestly changed my life, and I know that seems dramatic. But as a touring musician that can’t tour right now, this gave me an outlet that I realllllllly needed. Thanks man.
“You’re over, Sora”
“No!”
*stabbed in the face*
A lot of people (including Marcus) might hate this, because the models are a huge part of the game for many. However when I was younger, my older brother and his friends would play using different colored army men or index cards with the unit info written on it and a tally of the casualties. It’s a great way to get into the gameplay without spending as much. Still need the books, but it’s at least a little cheaper.
You can literally use cardboard/paper cutouts, ive seen people do it. And you can find rules online, same as with codexes (even though thats techincally not allowed). Basically, if you just wanna play the game, you can do it almost for free, or even on PC via tabletop simulator for way less money. But I honestly mostly paint stuff and thats the part I actually enjoy. And building lists is fun.
My friend group got into 7th edition Warhammer fantasy with "paperhammer," it was a great way to know what they wanted to buy before commiting
@@bombarded15 Yep, that was how i decided buy a lot of miniatures just to play a game i dont really enjoy would be a terrible mistake.
Basicly poorhammer to go. I like it.
"I was just looking at my nerd ass books"
This intro is the single most relatable content I've ever experienced
40K's orcs are one of the few things that never fail to awe and inspire me. God do I love their insanity
It orks
“AN OPEN MIND IS LIKE A FORTRESS WITH ITS GATES UNBARRED AND UNGUARDED”
“When in doubt, throw more men at it”
"Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment."
hey maybe those inquisitors dont all have bad ideas
Blessed be the mind too small to doubt
@@sentrysapper45 "There is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt."
"Warhammer"
*Yes, ... This coldest of The Nerd Infinity Stones*
It's the final boss of becoming an incorrigible geek.
So...what happens when you snap, does everybody become a NERD?! Cause I'm down for that.
@@willo90li no half of the nerds' opinions will change and they will agree with your unpopular opinions
Some cost effective alternatives when getting into Warhammer:
- 2D Paper miniatures. Just print, cut, and glue, and you're ready to go.
- 3D Printed miniatures. Takes an initial investment and requires extra effort, but the result is minis that cost pennies. Plus you get a 3D printer.
- If the books are putting you off, consider One Page Rules, with Grimdark Future and Age of Fantasy. It's simple and free, and has stats for just about everything in Warhammer (just with different names).
- Also, a great resource for terrain is Wyloch's Armory. Similar to Black Magic Craft, but much easier for beginners, and with a focus on 40k terrain.
Infrequently dipping in and out of this hobby for almost 20 years, this is a great introduction and overview.
Me: I'm not interested in Warhammer.
Me during this video: I'm interested in Marcus talking about it
I'm Surprised he didn't really mention the "meme" side of 40k creators like alfabusa and how big of a thing tts is within the 40k fandom.
Yeah i would like to see What he thinks about TTS seeing MASSIVE impact on the fandom.
Been watching TTS for years, never played the game. Now I'm kinda thinking of getting into the hobby, Magnus is my fav so I might want to try the Thousand Sons.
@@michaeltodd343 Sounds Good!
Maybe he’s not really into that side of the fandom, these videos are more about sharing what he’s interested in
There are so many great memes out of the 40k universe.
"When I say I'm into everything I mean it"
the implications of this are potentially horrifying.
I mean.....monster masume is literally on the tv screen at the start.
I know right? We all just have to block from our minds the definitely not possible, definitely not arousing concept of the Slaaneshi futa demon squads and armies that certainly nobody has actually gone to the lengths to create. This must be blocked from the minds of all at any cost lest the taint of chaos spread far and wide.
Hentai
@@sirshotty7689 hentai is just porn without the implication that the lifes of the actors will be fucked in 10 years
jenkins all that means that hentai is on a moral high ground compared to regular porn.
I've always had friends who are into warhammer, but this video was basically the catalyst that fully got me into it
I deadass bought my first figures a week ago, and was binge watching painting tutorials when I got the notification. Praise omnissiah
"If you want to play the game with the best looking units, play this one"
*CRIES IN BRETTONIAN*
For ze Lady.
Lets be real. A ranked up Bretonnia army in WHFB looks waaaaay better than any round base skrimish stuff. ;P
@@FootofPork Uh AoS isn't a skirmish game.
@@ianbailey4213 depends on the size of your game I guess but anything in loose skirmish formation is skirmish to me.
Also note how I never mentioned or called AoS a skirmish game to begin with. x)
Aos ruined everything
“I’m into everything” except sports
Wrestling is a sport
To be fair he did say/list that he was into geeky things
I’m into men
Live in the UK? Live near Nottingham? Go to Warhammer world. That place is the shit. They have good food and around 100 tables fully kitted out. There is also 2 shops and an entire desplay area that will take you around an hour to walk around.
I have been on f*cking school trips there, that's how good it is.
*Notices One Piece on the shelves*
“When is that video coming out, Marcus?”
Once he gets through episode 16,847,573
*Vero pokes their head out of the bookshelf* "Allow me to introduce myself."
Notices Monster Musume playing on TV
“When is THAT video coming out, Marcus?”
No "If Emperor Had Text To Speach" shoutout?
Boy, you are missing out.
Alfabusa, the great saint of Warhammer RUclips. Blessed be his soul.
I was quite saddened and hope he at least knows about it. Also that Magnus model looked dope.
TTS fucks up the lore a lot. Also, it's kinda boring and cringe how they're trying to basically write their own cannon.
@@loltwest9423 true, but they go over a what if, its literally in the title
@@loltwest9423 To each their own. I wouldn't have known anything about that universe, if not that crush course for dummies with funny bits.
THIN YOUR PAINTS BEFORE YOU PAINT THE MODELS
Depends on the paint. If you thin testors, you will need 60 layers.
Starts heavy breathing
Cries in Duncan
Multiple thin coats >> one thick coat
Or use a wet pallette
I'm actually one of those dudes you talked about who's listened to hundreds of 40k audiobooks without painting a single miniature. But I'm very proud of myself to say that you inspired me to paint my very first one the other day. It was just a regular Dark Angels tactical marine and at first I hated my paint job. But now I look at it like a stepping stone to getting better at painting. Gotta start somewhere, so thank you Cosmonaut :)
I may never play this game but I will listen to this man talk about anything for 30 plus minutes... you the man 🤝
Ah i see your ears have been blessed aswell. "Children of the Omnissiah" is a modern masterpiece :)
More like a Mechanicus masterpiece
@@birb125 a masterpiece nonetheless
As much as I love this video, hearing a song or two from the Mechanicus soundtrack is pretty much the icing on the cake.
"gonna bring out a secret weapon, we call it cheat juice"
OH LAWD GIMME THAT NULN OIL
1:42 this collab you made here alone got me into 40k AND carpenter brut and i NEVER looked back. Thanks bro
Drinking game: take a shot every time Marcus says “flavor” throughout the video
ill die!!
"How to get extra depressed by being poor: The Video" fixed the title for you.
This shit looks amazing, I had a neighbor when I was little (7-8 years old) who had a lot of this miniatures and he would explain me for hours the factions and the game. He even helped me paint a small orange troll which I lost with the years (maybe it's in some box but with moving and such, but I doubt it).
Maybe some day I will find some one who plays this and I might get in, because it IS overwhelming as fuck, but with someone passionate to help you and teach you this can be one beautiful hobby. Thanks for the video!
When it’s actually safe to go outside simply google your local gaming store, go there and ask about war hammer, many stores will have days you can just walk in and play the game with strangers.
@@biffyguybiffy6292 I was about to suggest exactly this. The shop I work in has both the armies from the Indomitus box available as armies for people to borrow and learn how to play.
Unfortunately our tables are closed right now for health safety but once they reopen we hope people will come in and learn.
if you want an even cheaper (but more dubious) way of playing, there is a Trove of Tabletop rules available online if you google the right words. Combine that with something like tabletop simulator and you can be playing pretty cheaply (although sadly there isn't a good way to get the collecting side of the hobby for cheap)
@erikcarrillo33 Unfortunately non-GW models are not usable in any official events, except for maybe the super expensive CraftWorld ones. And they're definitely expensive normally but they kind of have to be for the company to stay afloat. They aren't really an item that wears out or breaks and requires replacement.
MrDasSpoon, most people picking up warhammer aren’t really looking for competitive events. They just want something to do and warhammer has plenty of that.
This video came at the perfect time, I wanted to get into warhammer (40k specifically) but I’ve only played a little bit of dawn of war 1. And Astartes was also my first exposure and I loved it
play more dawn of war 1, finish all the campaigns! and dawn of war 2 is also awesome, but treat it like a seperate game. also play the campaign after the first dawn of wars
You can't beat the presentation of the Dawn of War games, the expansions are top notch.
“Communist space weeaboos” is the best description I have ever heard for the T’au Empire. As a proud T’au player, onwards for the greater good!
May I introduce you to something called the Damocles crusade
Actually the Tau are corporatist (in the proper meaning of the term). If anything, the Tyrannids are the commies.
I like the Smiler pfp
Are you implying that's the first time you've heard someone refer to them as that? Because, people have been saying that almost since they first released (even though they're so detached from what communism actually is).
Disgusting.
how I explained warhammer to my brother: "Imagine The exact opposite on star trek but on speed"
@@jgreenie3778 nah that's the exact opposite of star trek but on like, valium
Star Wars but they didn’t waste their potential
Star Trek on speed with most everyone being an ass: Rogue Trader (the RPG)
Me, before the vid: Nope I am not getting back into this damn hobby.
Me, after the vid: THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
Kill for the living and kill for the dead
A fool and his money....
I don't know why It's so satisfying to see someone new to the franchise just praise Warhammer 40K universe..
Perhaps it's because we old veterans are a bit jaded and their enthusiasm warms our cold, decrepit hearts, sucked dry by the infinite need of GW for our money. But god damn it, if isn't worth it.
(I started in early 5th, if you're curious, that's now 12 years ago jesus fucking christ)
My exposure to warhammer was you and then a few months later a store opened up in my town so thanks for bringing me to warhammer
lol his shirt in the beginning looks gud
Is it a Miniac shirt?
I always thought, "I'm bad at fighting games." Then your video about how to get into fighting games made me think, "Why should that stop me?"
I always thought, "I'm not very good at painting and my miniatures would look bad." Now I'm asking myself that question again.
Building and painting minitures sounds like a pretty relaxing thing to do tbh, maybe when I’ve got a bit more disposable income, I’ll pick it up!
It's absurdly relaxing. I was seriously surprised by it.
It’s basically like an advanced colouring in book that you can use to play a strategy game with.
If you don't want to spend huge sums on models, check out Reaper Miniature's "Reaper Bones" product line. $2 - $5 for pretty much any figure, barring the really big stuff. The detail / quality won't be nearly as great as GW's, but it's a great way to get painting for cheap. Your biggest expense this route will be paints themselves, and even then just get Red, Yellow, Blue, Black and White and you can mix together any color you need.
Its relaxing up until the point qhere some part just doesnt want to fit, the shader doesnt come out the way you want or you drybrush the FUCK out of a miniature you spent hours on, essentially putting you back to hour one or two
"Snake women"
You call that weird? Please, they're a dime-a-dozen in fantasy games these days. Now aquatic elves that ride sea monsters on the other hand.....
They also have naked short muscular men
@@-Diop- As in the Fyreslayers?
I've been curious about 40K for a while but was always intimidated by the scale of it. I've just ordered my first necron box because robot skeletons are cool as fuck. Thank you for this guide and all the links!
some of them remind me of general grievous with green guardian weapons from breath of the wild
You should be. That box isn't going to take you anywhere by it'self.
They should really hire that Astartes dude. He's done more for the hobby than a majority of the actual video games based on the 40k franchise have.
“Unfortunately this isn't the kind of hobby you can play for free”
I mean, you can. It's just that it ain't that sexy, really... [profuse sweating as I remember that time I used 75 paper squares as 75 skaven slaves with slings]
Yess yesss
Will people reject playing with representative pieces? Like could you do that in a tourney?
@@tequilawhiskey in an Tournament no. You can use other modells to represent things but the usual rule is a modell with at least three paints on them. With friends everything you agree on goes. Thar beeing said, it is way more fun using painted modells.
You've reeled me in, Marcus! Got my first minis and my paints and brushes the other day...all I have to do is wait for my primers and my tools to come in and I'll begin my journey into Warhammer!! Thanks so much for making this video :D
This video got me started looking into 40k and I’ve just finished most of my Tyranid starter box. Thanks for doing this video!
This video got me into Warhammer, and the community. Thank you very much
I knew Marcus was working on this for awhile but I didn't expect the vid to be this long
One of my favorite things to do in games is customize the look of my character, army, crew mates, whatever, so the building an army side of this hobby looks so enticing. I’m also a huge sucker for some good lore and the Astartes shorts REALLY got me interested. Now all I need to do is pretend like I’m not a college freshman and have 60-100 bucks to drop on a starter kit. (Also I love all your content)
Damn. Just started putting together my indomitus set, was thinking about how a lot of non warhammer channels are picking up it. Kinda scary how its blowing up. Hell yeah, for Sanguinius and the emprah!
it really is, just look at gw stock. 88 before pandemic, went down to 55, now is at 120!
We can get Marcus into sports by showing him a highly produced fan video about them
YOU'RE OVER SORA
NO
I'm so glad I found your channel again by looking through these comments! Small world...
Just got this gem on my page. Really nice to see all these recommended channels I've already descovered in the eleven months into the hobby. Makes me feel like an expert now.
"I like the Terrans, so I play Space Marines."
Once in a dream, that would've been one in the same.
Starcraft is literally a ripoff of 40k.
GW still feeling the eternal regret for telling Blizzard they weren't interested.
R3GARnator Starcraft was originally going to be a 40k licensed game, but GW backed out beforehand. Hence why both series are relatively similar.
The manager of the games workshop I go to was one of the people who decided not to give blizzard the license. He must still regret it
@@R3GARnator just like 40k is a ripoff of dune
Finally a post from the king
Just picked up the starter box last night. I’ve wanted to play for awhile now and this video (combined with my friends talking about it all the time) finally made me do it. Tomorrow I’m going to start priming miniatures so wish me luck. Amazing video as usual, thanks for the tips!
"How did they get all those little crevices? THEY DIDNT!" I feel betrayed for some reason.