Thank you for this tutorial :D

YES!!!! Here we go!!❤❤❤

Thank you! I never knew about that website with the paper minis. I wonder how much the process could be streamlined by a cricut cutter or something.

Awesome, cool resource

Back when I used to use paper minis, I would make separate bases that I would glue a washer or coin to the bottom of. This kept the paper minis from scattering everywhere if someone coughed or walked by fast as paper minis are very light and will get kicked around by the slightest disturbance.

The video we have been waiting for! Thank you! Great video!

This was great to consider, not everyone can afford/wants a 3d printer and as you mentioned for some minis getting a plastic mini for a 1 use npc might be too much effort even with a printer. Also continually impressed with your editing skills.

Very cool. the more videos with this vibe the better for the hobby. keep up the good work bro. Normalizing paper minis and terrain makes a big difference. the content remains excellent.

Great video! I'm already looking forward to the terrain tutorial hehe

Always nice to get a behind the scenes with awesome creators who are also war gamers!

Glad to have you in the OPR community!

Wherebdo You get the terrain from?

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Nice music but it's more suited to a high-end wine bar experience. Clever idea though. thanks for the vid.

The hottest thing about paper minis is that they can have two prints for each side. Since I play more strategy games than rpgs I had to learn to differentiate all my minions by their backside 😅

wow those shadow stalker models look way cooler printed out! And I like the saturated colors of the elf at the end. I get that the desaturated colors look more natural, especially with your cool looking terrain, but the bright saturated models look good too. Especially playing, i find it easier to "read" the bright saturated models on the table. I say that and yet half of my models are still black primed haha!

This was great to watch, and I like that you did as "beginner" level cause we've all got to start somewhere.

Drau is how you pronounce it. Der-ough. Evil elves that live deep under the surface and have done so for so long that the sun blinds them. I just finished 3 of these guys, and I'm only now realizing I painted them purple and gray like you did. It just works on these models. Though I didn't go with gold for the metallics, but a cobalt like blue. What are you using to keep the colored pencil from rubbing off?

Great format, loved the video! Very easy for new people to understand.

Highly inspired by this video, has brought back the love of TT war games Thank you.

This was brilliant. New favourite channel.

What a great video with such a heatwarming tone ! My brother and I discovered OPR two years ago, after 20 years of not playing GW games (college, life, all that stuff). I love how easy it is to get into the game. We even caught the interest of our highschool WH40k mates who dusted off their old marines and discovered you can learn a game in 15 min and play a party in 2 hours ! (And I also fell back into GW's Lord of the Rings game because apparently I'm unredeamable :D)

wonderful informative video!

I am glad to hear we will see more from you, i will wait. Great content and do what you are more confort. (The Quest thing will interesting to see)

Thank you for the update! As a fellow Paper Minis user, my favorite videos are with your paper minis. I also gotta say the scorecard and updates during each turn of your battle reports are excellent 👌🏻

I like the update idea! Funny, I started resin printing with a halot Mage 8k, too. I prefer the hinge lid like the halot Mage, but I think it's implemented better by the uniformation GKtwo. It looks like it seals better too. The Mars printers with the lift lid smell less because they hold the fumes in, but I've found some opr terrain and larger pieces like the sisters tank body don't fit on a Mars. Oh well. And yes, FDM is awesome for terrain!

Thanks. I like this idea of monthly updates. As someone new to wargaming i'm enjoying your journey.

Rush reference, nice

Love the video thanks for posting!

Controversial? The colour pencils are a genius Idea.

You said in the video that you took your setup to the beach. Surely paper minis and scenery would blow over in the wind if you play outdoors?

When making a new army paper minis are great to try out. Looking for an easy way of making some bases that are a bit more sturdy then folding them though, as i often end up goving them away so others can tey the army out.

2:00 if you ever come to Houston, do NOT leave a backpack in a locked car unless you want to lose both the pack and the windows.

The question is not why should you, but why should you not. One look at my home, and it is clear I CAN afford models. But, I sure ain't in a hurry to become a cash slave to GW. Nor Hasbro either. Paper minis are fun, and the weight is nice and storage simple. I have gone from 35th scale to 48th scale to 72nd scale in the search for how to collect more and not need a larger home. I've even considered GHQ and 285th scale. So, yeah, it should be no surprise I have a growing collection of paper wargaming. For someone to scorn my paper for a wargame, would be to laugh at them and tell them, fine, play with yourself.

This whole comment section, and the channel its attatched to seems to be doing more to destroy wargaming than making it accessible for everyone. If you print your models(paper or otherwise) and then dowload the rules you are essentially stealing from the creators. Heavy dislike.

i need new printer, what would you reccomend that doesnt break budget?

I use paper minis for DnD as well. Great for traveling.

Great work promoting paper mini's. Resin/plastic mini's are ridiculously expensive these days. Convincing younger players that they are good enough to use instead of the "real thing" though is a different matter!

Love making paper minis. My 3D printer can't handle printing minis. Paperforge is great.

When you revealed the secret of your table I was actually shocked. Grade A stuff!

I can not find the Paper Minis for the Empire of Man

Can the bug on the water tower capture objectives too? 😁

Yes someone else expressing the vitues of 2D printing! Which what no one takes about is how cheap and fast it is to have littlerly thusends of 25mm minis! Like I can fit a good hundred or so on a page and have an ecotank printer so I pay $35 for 4 bottles of ink and even with my old inkjet being $100 it was faster so more cost efftive because time... Not that a single sheet costs all that much time mind you and alternivly you could just write the name of the unit on note paper and use them which has to be the cheapest way to wargame beyond theater of the mind.

Very nice video

Cool video!

YEahhh Warhammer was expensive enough 30 years ago but now when I recently had a look again its just ridiculous. I'm surprised they're getting away with it.

This video is a vibe. wonderful production. I'm loving seeing the wargame crowd supporting more paper minis as a way of making it easier to get closer to the hobby.

Great job with the impressive paper minis!

Given the difficulty in fidning X-wing minis now, this might be a great way to fill out and use all those card bases i got from teh conversion kits.