I found this interesting and felt I should share it. It is an interesting look at the mentality of GW and its fans. It is a look from the outside in. Here is the link to this video. If you watch with an open mind it is humorous and maybe even enlightening.
I will try and find the video he is responding to also.
Her is part one to the video he is responding to.
And part to his response to questions from followers. Continue reading »
In this episode Danny shows you how to assemble the Deathmark. One of the new Necron models from the Deathmark/Immortals box set. the deathmarks are deep striking snipers.
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In this episode Danny assembles the Necron Immortals from Games Workshop for 40k. He features the build for the gauss blaster and the tesla carbines.
Come back later to see the Deathmarks.
In this episode of Figure Forge Danny builds the two poses for the Necron Lychguard from Games Workshop. He also talks about how much he is looking forward putting them on the battlfield. If you are a Necron player you will enjoy this installment because it makes building your army look easy.
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In this episode of Figure Forge Danny assemble 2 of the builds for the Necron Triarch Praetorians. These models are from the Triarch Preatorian/Lychguard box set.
Enjoy
That looks easy. Pop quize … How many times did he glue the model to his hand?
Come back later today for the Lychguard and tomorrow I hope to have the Immortals or the Death marks up. But that all depends on dinner at mom and dads.
In this episode of Figure Forge Danny Assembles the Necron Command and Annihilation Barge. He uses rare earth magnets to show you how easy it is to have both models for a little bit more than the price of one.
Warning this model contains small parts and therefore is a little complicated. It is a long video. You should also note that Danny is an expert at gluing his fingers together – you are not.
I suggest getting a soda and some popcorn.
Well we learned a lot from this one. In the future we will do large models in at least two parts.
While the Warhammer 40k Characters are cool, most of them never make it to the table for my games. There are really only a couple of reasons for this. The first is the cost, the second is the point cost, and the third is well they are fluff related.
The dollar amount for most single model characters is just too much. Especially now that they are going to finecast, or should I say fine crap as it is being reported all around the globe. They are just not worth that much money to me. So it is my way of saying wake up GW we don’t agree with your tactics.
More often than not the characters are over pointed for what they do. I and my friends are competitive – we play to win. With that kind of mentality it is much more effective to take another squad over a character. Why? Because most of the time taking a squad over a character gives ten to twenty dice, depending on weapons, for about the same point value. It is really the dice you are paying for, and the 40k game is more about numbers than it is tactics.
Lastly, I hate fluff. Not because it is not good, but because it is not needed to play the game. Actually it is not the fluff I hate. It is the concept that fluff needs to be elevated to point where it should influence your game. Nothing is more annoying than having a player tell you that your army is built wrong because it does not support the fluff. My all time favorite is you can’t beat me because I am playing Space Marines and you have never beat us in the story line. Man did I laugh when I destroyed his perfectly built fluff list.
