Painting a Warhammer Army in 6 Hours is as hard as it sounds...

[@TabletopTime]

Pssst. Because I know someone will say it - If you multiply 3 people by 6 hours, its 18 hours. It would take around 18 hours to do this solo. Thankyou, now please go hit up our backerkit campaign: www.backerkit.com/c/projects/tabletop-time/kindred-of-the-abyss-3d-printable-wargaming-miniatures

[@RPRsChannel]

*_A few years ago I realized how much time it took to assemble, prep, prime the minis that it was almost 50% of the time spent on the minis._* *_So I hired someone to do that for me._*

[@imme1384]

still under 24 hours

[@blake-peace]

I spent 6 hours painting today and didn't even finish a single model, I have no idea how anyone manages these challenges... highly entertaining though.

[@TabletopTime]

There are three of us ;P

[@jdaws4896]

Same here , box sets takes me weeks at least

[@TabletopTime]

Murray paint scheme really got this one done QUICK - And honestly, id be completely happy to field them, they turned out great for the time spent

[@Crackparty803]

They don't. It's bullshit. They're trying to get clicks but they're failing.

[@robtibbetts890]

It’s important to remember that speed challenge painting is a stunt, not a tutorial.

[@Miniac]

3:00 Yes, that is what metalheads like, can confirm

[@TabletopTime]

I think that was the first time I've ever poorly attempted it. It seems fun but painful every time you outro 😂

[@UriskOfTheFae]

Technique and practice are everything!

[@benmiles00]

Shouldn't your name be Miniak then Skott?

[@MorkaiAU]

@@TabletopTime If you're actually curious about the technique, there's a youtube channel called The Charismatic Voice, and they've done several videos now with cameras and sensors and scans etc of Lorna Shore's vocalist Will Ramos. Even if you're not into metal, watching and learning what's happening while he's making those unholy noises is wild.

[@SuperBossWizard]

I like this style of video where you talk amongst yourselves more, not many channels have three people so it's noce to see the interactions and you bounce off of each other off script

[@KrullMaestaren]

Thanks for raising the issue about points and army size in modern 40k

[@imme1384]

omg murrays face at the end after he returned from his phone call (love the ringtone btw) was just so adorably "I missed it" love you guys so much please keep making these videos and pleeease more of the three of you together, it reminds me what its like to have friends and gives me hope for the future 😅

[@mellily6178]

I watch all of your videos, even though I am only interested in painting, kitbashing & playing with 40k & AOS models. Trying to find video ideas and come up with a constant flow of content would be a huge challenge particularly in your situation with a team of people who each bring a unique skill set individually, and are working to collaborate time, resources and share the work load, not to mention the great work being done in the background too. I just wanted to say that you are all doing a great job, I think people forget that not everyone on KZbin has the same goals, someone doing it in their home, with a full time other job and making little to no money through their channel is completely different.

[@TabletopTime]

Thankyou for choosing to be kind today ❤️

[@mellily6178]

@@TabletopTime Back at you!

[@Randomsquirrel666]

Completely agree about models getting over detailed. I started painting greenskins all those years ago because they were simple but looked amazing when you spent abit more effort on them. These days even they have so much on them.

[@slow_runner]

With greenskins it also allowed you to grow your bits box with each new kit you bought. Nowadays nothing is cross compatible (easily anyway), so you're stuck with what's in the kit and there's not that much room for easy head, torso and arm swaps. And I won't even go into the new Boyz kit.

[@SonoVAo]

I once batch painted 60 guardsman once. I don’t know how I did it, thinking back it’s almost like a fugue state. I just had this methodical approach which helped get the models done. It was simple and effective.

[@karol30660]

I love that those models have a lot of parts, and potential to kitbash a bit as well, but I do not collect armies. Building multiple boxes for a whole army with that detail is insanity

[@kristjanjohnson8053]

I have enjoyed over the years, watching you guys creativity not just painting with how you attempt to present your various project. This includes your outros… this outro literally made me laugh out loud.

[@Mike-ob8km]

Looks great, I loved the color scheme you went with, especially the gloves!

[@TheRealFrenchlay]

Tabletop Time spending TIME painting TABLETOP models? How strange.

[@TabletopTime]

illuminati confirmed

[@KrishnaBheemul]

What is reality.

[@tutrlespam]

What helps me with the new poses is to clip each part for a model and put it in a shot glass and then do that for each variant that way I can still do everything in an assembly line workflow

[@Sean-ss8rb]

Keen to see more of Murray's steel legion and Tyranids, Dave's Alpha Legion and Sakura Tau and the Jen's Bloodborne Sisters of Battle. And get Jazza back on to paint a space bear!

[@hedonistic_goblin7390]

I love how yall explained "what im doing and why" and then explain how it actually affected the timeframe per model

[@toblexson5020]

Disclaimer - I am talking about the old cultist models from the Dark Vengeance boxset, but they, at least, aren't overdetailed, they're under-defined. I've been struggling to work out if details are pouches or pockets, straps merge with clothing, boots merge with trousers, etc. So I have to spend time working out what things are, instead of just painting. Hopefully the newer models are more defined.

[@TabletopTime]

Absolutely a problem with the monopose pushfit starter box models some times. The Kriegers didnt seem to have that problem but ive seen it many times, Especially pouches blending into hips and belts etc.

[@captainweekend5276]

I've found something that helps with this is after you've primed them, give them an all over drybrush of a lighter colour, even if you don't use it as a zenithal or for slap chop, it helps define the shapes and edges and makes what you're painting a lot clearer. Likewise an all over wash can work if you've primed a light colour.

[@arandomlostsoul753]

You know you're painting old models when you can't tell WTF something is supposed to be!

[@toblexson5020]

@arandomlostsoul753It isn't quite that bad, it's just that the details aren't super crisp because they're basically a single moulded piece. The chosen have a more modern, is this armour or demonic skin problem. But I'm someone who started with the old fantasy figures, so I'm sorta used to those, and took a massive break, so my hands aren't that steady either. With the newer models being less multipart than the models that started the pretty detailed look (the old death company being a great example), I'm always worried that they'll skimp out on detail for fewer parts, but looking at the death korp of krieg, I realise that it's actually closer to the opposite problem, with too many parts and lots of detail, making kit bashing more awkward.

[@timidwolf]

As a long time Space Wolf player, the amount of detail GW added became a problem very quickly. They always felt like the kind of army that would receive very standard practical versions of their equipment, that they would decorate themselves, now they all have one of very few flashy designs which ironically makes them feel too uniform. I limited myself to one of each SW sprue variant just to make them look unique within the army.

[@arandomlostsoul753]

If and when a Space Wolfs overhaul comes out, I hope they do them justice with a lot more variety. The old Short Marines versions of Space Wolfs offer a lot of choice and variety that we just don't have with the Primaris ones.

[@ThePlasticBaron]

Oh my these look amazing I'm now inspired to finish building some models i got and start finally painting them

[@Philbrush]

For batch painting, with a time crunch, they look so good...even if I was doing that solo over the 18 hrs, I don't think I could pull it off!

[@edwardwestmoreland-caunter6128]

I would never have guessed those models were batch-painted. They look incredible!

[@Wolfineer_]

"Thudd Gun is iconic to the Death Korp..." **sad Squat noises** Honestly suprised Murray didn't convince everyone to paint them like Steel Legion as a shout out to their origin.

[@clonetf141]

I love that you guys talked about the points cost in this video, and how discouraging it can be to finish a really cool unit and then deal with the fact it is such a small part of the army. I think this issue becomes even worse when you look at the fact that your normal cadian guardsmen, ork boys and the tyranid basic infantry have all more or less doubled in price from 5th to 10th edition, and in between the edition change on average you need more models meaning that you are spending EVEN more money

[@sophia_comicart]

They look so much better than they have any right to. They look great! I love it when people insist on saying words like corps wrong when they’ve been in the hobby for years or when KZbinrs saying it wrong deliberately for engagement 😉

[@karlwalton3936]

Batch painting is definitely a labour of love if you're into the armies. I main Tyranids and Skaven, and just last year did an Undead army for Armies on Parade (lots of skeletons and zombies). I average about an hour per mini but I tend to do more detail than others would. But the satisfaction of seeing your fully painted horde on the table, few things compare to it.

[@kineticfunk]

My three favourite tabletop time hosts! And Another great video? I thought I was going to sleep lol

[@slow_runner]

The silliness brought on by the shared suffering gave the video a pretty fun vibe. I like.

[@stephenfgates]

I painted up a 2k point army of Cities of Sigmar for my AoS army. They all have so many little greebils. The ropes and pouches and decorations. Really puts me off from painting more fusiliers and cavaliers.

[@joshuafrantz8306]

You guys look like the wiggles of tabletop gaming and I am here for it

[@chompette_]

On detailed chaos models, I think the new Death Guard Lord model shows almost a revision on plastering every surface with SOMETHING. Prompted me to whip out the tools, greenstuff, and whip up some replacement prints to de-detail my plague marines.

[@Jefftheworldeater]

So around 2:30 I have to admit that this isn't exactly true, I've built 6 of these infantry kits, and the arms and equipment are easily interchangeable between the bodies, all you need to do is have the pair of arms, and it would work well. Ofc not trying to sound rude, but just wanted to give a heads up that it (although tricky) IS possible to beat the monopose curse!

[@TabletopTime]

You can interchange them to a degree but it's fiddly and often leaves gaps, it's clearly not designed with that in mind at least

[@Jefftheworldeater]

@ valid, I guess I never actually noticed that cause my messy paint jobs on them distracted me😭🙏

[@Randicore]

The most I've ever painted in a single session was 20 cultists. They were the old push fit versions that I got for a song and I primed them black, batch painted the legs, boots, faces, guns and detailed the eyes. Averaged 8 minutes a model once it was all said and done. And honestly they look pretty decent. To this day I do not know how I managed that.

[@mazikainen]

Putting the models together is definitely a part of the hobby I struggle to enjoy. It always feels more like a chore than quality time with my figures. Still, it's much more fun putting together GW models than Wargames Atlantic :)

[@kaytigraham2413]

Love this kind of video, it's something that's great to paint along to ❤

[@ovan2190]

Loved this video, happy to see how positive everyone is with everything going on I like hearing the process each one of you goes through too :) Where to much detail is concerned I never personally have that issue but that's because I don't add all the little bits like grenades or pouches, when I do it's to break up the pose a little so it's something different when I'm painting I think that helps a little having some small points of interest but not on all of the minis :) great video I'm happy that your backerkit is doing well :)

[@harz8doppelpleite]

Comment for the algorithm gods.❤ Loved the way you as a team tackled the project.

[@MrFiremagnet]

This is such a unique color scheme. Never thought something like this could be pulled off. I'm currently thinking about picking up a Krieg army, but I don't want to paint them blue and grey, or green for that matter. But you guys somehow pulled off that dirty trench khaki color - now I really need to look into that more.

[@kineticfunk]

I need to get back to painting, I got the army painter mega paint set for xmas and they are just sitting there lol

[@TabletopTime]

Do some body doubleling! Painting with friends or at a club or store can help, failing that, a livestream or podcast!

[@imme1384]

can we get a batch painting session (maybe a squidmar style 24 hour live stream) of you guys painting a full army of your kindred of the abyss when they release so you guys can have the first full painted KotA army in the world 🤣 as a celebration of your first official release for the future of TTT I know it probably won't happen but... I CAN DREAM CAN'T I !!!!

[@TabletopTime]

We've wanted to do something like this for ages but one of the weird quirks of being employed in Australia is we have heaps of legal protections and we can't really do a 24 hour stint as it breaks a million work regulations (we would like to)

[@imme1384]

@@TabletopTime damn laws... move to somewhere without laws?... do a work trip to somewhere without laws 🤣.. maybe do 8 hours each in perfect succession? 😅 that would be pretty cool to see a diorama/gaming board like one of you do planning and prep in the first 8 hours then another does all the building and stuff in the next 8 then the final 8 has the last of you do all the painting... but do it all without communicating to each other so you just get to see what they left you with... and inspire each other.. idk if I'm explaining myself well... plus it seems a little complicated so 😅

[@RobbieB2606]

@@TabletopTime Easy - sail out into international waters. Just watch out for pirates eager for your plastic treasure

[@wolfie54321]

Building models really puts a damper on the hobby for me these days. Modern models have so many parts and so much detail that cleaning mould lines is sooo time consuming and I end up with crampy hands by the end of it. So many models I get half way through building the squad without a lick of paint before it ends up thrown on my pile of shame. One of my favourite models was the Battle for Skull Pass Night Goblins as they're 1 piece, easy to clean up, and I painted most of them on the sprue and the came out great. One aspect I've liked about 3D printing models is, yeah, they're a bit of a pain to set up, but once they're printed they're basically ready to paint.

[@B1ackSwordVids]

Absolutely looks fantastic. Would you say it has a very Blanchitsu colour scheme. Fantastic work! I cant wait to see more from the TTT team!

[@sonomirko]

They don't just look god *for 6 (or 18) hours*, they look just really good! Nice video, thanks :)

[@Gwenx]

I am batch painting my partners stupid amount of bretonians.. It is sooooo much paaaaaain, but everytime i get a lil group one step closer to the finish i get so happy and proud! It really does help to paint with someone, my partner got his 2 coworkers over to paint and now i got one of our RP members to join the painting of minies, so now we have a date every other week to paint together! Muhahah! (Good thing she has a well payed job..)

[@TheLightLOD]

Reminds me a bit of the 12-hour challenges the GW I used to leave near to ran, that was buying a model in the morning then building and painting it to completion before the store closed 12 hours later. I've done many things from a squad to a single Leman Russ, to a squad and heavy weapons teams, to an entire Baneblade. Some others liked to do a single character model, but I've also seen an entire start collecting box (with a little bit of help) and a full Imperial Knight. These days I'm painting more for the end result though, haven't been in a GW store for a while. Not that I need to, still got enough unpainted minis lying around where I occasionally paint one of.

[@NigeyWigey]

These look amazing, 6 hours or not! I like the subtle tonal variations in the underpainting!

[@ClarissaMeyer]

Love the red gloves. They came out really stunning

[@chappy4756]

Great vid and paint job! For trench duckboards I take a cocktail/coffee stirrer (pack of 1000 for $2), split it roughly and score textures. Cheap and effective! Works for trench/bunker interior walls too.

[@mellasyt2757]

As someone currently batch painting 40 rubric marines in a white and purple scheme. I agree with the chaos space marines getting more and more detailed and harder to batch paint

[@TheMiniJunkie]

My new thing is I use a kitchen timer to track any of the time I spend on a project or army (including assembly). So far I’m painting 30 Cadian Shock troops and am at 12 hours. And they aren’t finished! Also, yes - GW is so detailed and ornate lately. It really slows things down.

[@blairbird8022]

Impressed they got all that done in 6 hours and still had time to kill "all" the Jedi.

[@ZanFalconos]

As someone who loves batch painting, it can be a slog true but it's really rewarding nearing the end. It is interesting that other factions are getting more detailed but I will say for Space Marines I feel they're taking all the detail away.

[@leafy126.5]

Tabletop time W, i learnt alot

[@hutchy1k94]

I use Guard and Sisters as "firstborn" crusader squads in my Armageddon themed army. Painted the death korps as Steel Legion to bring it full circle. If you know, you know. x3

[@BitzboxTV]

Those Krieg look superb, especially the heavy weapon gun

[@captainweekend5276]

As someone with a lot of experience with the new kriegers, I find it weird that you don't think the arms are particularly interchangeable, maybe it was because you were having to rush through building them but I found plenty of the arms fit easily between the different poses, especially the single arm options. I even used some of the new arms on the old resin models which make for some kind of jacked looking kriegers but nothing too jarring. I generally like that models are more detailed, I enjoy the more detailed sculpts precisely because it gives me more to paint. Also although it may sound odd, I don't really consider guard to strictly be a horde army, they can be if you choose to field them that way, but armoured vehicles have always been the backbone of the army, and can very quickly add up points that make up for the low points cost infantry. On the point of whether armies are bigger or not, they are compared to older editions, but if you compare to more recent editions like 7th and 8th (which is relatively speaking since that's more recent as in a decade ago) armies are drastically smaller now. I consider my orks to be hordey as when I play a 2k game I'm taking around 150-200 models, however in 8th edition you could easily take 90 gretchin and 100 ork boyz and have that be only half your army. Even a bit before I started playing there were formations which allowed space marine armies to take around 10 free rhinos, razorbacks, or drop pods. Army sizes have always fluctuated between editions according to player desires, the thing you'll find looking back at older editions that you don't get from reading the rulebooks is that people actually wanted to run larger games, which is how side games like apocalypse started, and why after a certain point army sizes began to grow. I remember the transition of 8th to 9th, a 2000 point list in 9th was about 75% the size that it was in 8th, there wasn't an appreciable change in 10th as some armies got much cheaper whilst others saw their points costs rise as previously optional wargear was integrated into their base profile.

[@euansmith3699]

Those minis look great; but the point about the number of the minis needed to field an army is nuts. No wonder why Baneblades look so inviting.

[@IPGuitars]

Loved the video! Had a good flow and the results were great, even if it was a royal pain to do. Ya'll are champs! also yaaaaaay more Alpha Legion coming!!

[@sociallysupreme7101]

i am such a sucker for cavalry, i have a buncha cities of sigmar i wanna paint over summer. now im also gonna have to get this character mini, cause wowza is cool

[@_grofA]

Murray is into Bakemonogatari?! I knew he was a cultured individual but that is a new level!

[@jeangrimoire623]

You all are amazing and I love everything you do.

[@iiruniaalice1764]

That outro was worthy of a delirious batch painting

[@ay2deet578]

I quite like batch painting, feels very satisfying at the end.

[@timmystwin]

You're not wrong about too detailed. I assembled and painted some bretonnians and the mould lines were a bastard but after that the painting was real easy. I'm doing the death guard from the kill team starter and some of those are just insanely detailed. The decision paralysis over not just what to paint but the colours to paint them made the first model take an absolute age.

[@AJT-gj6mi]

It’s really interesting hearing the thoughts as a Guard player, I understand a lot of it. Will say though that, once you’ve done your umpteen models and have a Guard army of 2,000 points lining up for a battle it makes it all worth it.

[@mindlasher]

Those look awesome. You guys do great work

[@RobbieB2606]

They look SICK. Would love a Krieg army but as you say, money and time are hugley limiting factors sadly

[@rddj623]

So good y'all! I think those Kriegs marines look awesome. 👌 Ready to die for the Emperor. I love all your content so I'm not very helpful in that regard as I say keep doing what you're doing! The camaraderie and creativity is what drew me here in the first place and why I love watching whatever y'all create. Backerkit! 🎉 woohoo! Let's get that landsub! I backed and I don't even have room for my 3D printer in my current place. But I know when I do have room I'll want these sweet cannibalistic submariners!

[@anxiousandworrying1]

it feels like the DKoK is the one army were doing a relatively non-dynamic pose would hit harder just do it 90's style box with 20 of the same monopose Krieger standing at attention.

[@jay4689]

Really enjoyed the video! Great work!

[@graefx]

I cant wait to get my box, though I dont know if I'll be able to batch paint like this 😅 I do miss when you could just put parts into piles and build to your heart's content. Hunting through the sprue now is the biggest drag in the process for me. For all the knocks against just swiveling the joints, I will say it added enough "noise" to an army where nothing exactly looked the same and all felt like varying stages of movement. As much as I love seeing a big mass or horde of models, that price tag really limits me to just grabbing these discount boxes.

[@Slurgical_3D_Terrain_Channel]

They look great. Well done.

[@MrGochira]

You can also clip sprue pieces and brush them with a wore brush or hobby knife to make trench boards

[@danielappleyard4701]

These looks amazing! I always find myself discouraged when painting batches like this! But the hints and tips are super helpful to know for future projects (New EC)

[@claeswikberg8958]

i really like the paint scheme!

[@NoFunNoHope]

I thought this would be some mono color dry brush mostly but it's actually as good/better than what most people would produce if given a month. The red hands are very snappy; I think red masks would have been cool as well, at least as a way to designate sergeants.

[@velrockartminiatures]

We're about to paint some OPR skirmish teams and i think ill try out this spray method, it seems like a great way to start it off! Well done!

[@C0m3TSw1tch]

I found that I spend more time painting Star Wars Legion Rebel minis and FireForge mediaeval knights and I would make each one unique in colour scheme and finish painting about one model in a night. But with the more detailed 40K kits I just try and get them all done really quickly with super basic painting so I have them ready for a game, and I'll spend more time on HQ and character units.

[@lemcrossview5358]

I completely sympathize with the feeling that 40k is getting too expensive both in game and in hobby. Guard are an army of dedication

[@moodyminis9896]

@11:35 as a T'au and LoV player YES the details are all cool when looking at the finished product but the painting is just too much at times...new farsight for example with his maglock arms that have parts visible that you can only paint IF yo do sub assembly....LoV troops have a million little bits on them and dont get me started on the bikes. (again love both my armys but yes new kits from GW get more and more crazy on the details)

[@RunningMold]

Absolutely agree on the complexity/difficulty of newer kits. Most of the time i'm painting something, when i think that i'm basically done, i realize that i missed some tiny detail, and then the internal debate starts: Should i paint this at all, should i hide it with some simple black, if i do really paint it how much effort am i going to put into it, etc. For me it also leads to more time spent cleaning up mistakes, because while the minis have gotten larger, the details they cram on have gotten much smaller i feel, so i accidentally hit other parts a lot more than i used to. Like you mentioned, it's not just the painting, it's also the building. Maybe i'm just really slow, but assembling my plastic Leviathan Dreadnought took me roughly 8 hours. Many parts means many moldlines and many connection tabs.

[@captainweekend5276]

Definitely use the eraser brush technique if you aren't already, it was an absolute gamechanger for me. A quick swipe of a damp brush can save hours of having to go back and clean up, and makes the painting process a lot more enjoyable.

Just happy you did not "steal" my coloring :D

[@PureCrisp]

Awesome work you three, Its given me the confidence to airbrush the khaki cloth in the future rather than try hand paint it and burn out.

[@wookielover0265]

16:40 you guys were talking about the size of armies getting bigger but as a 40k player I rather like the scale at which I play, it's fun to imagine a massive battle even with just 2000 points but I recently got into aos and I found the only thing close to that would be to specifically play horde armies and its good but it limits you to a lot less, and I love painting so 😅 And on the point of large armies I'm intending on creating a very large kreig army with mainly infantry and artillery and a couple of transports and tanks and I know if I were to play at any less than 2000 points I wouldn't get the same feel of the army lol

[@onetruehaldir9059]

I just finished all the foot soldiers for my kriegsmen, went from 0 completed models to 42 completed models

[@hatsunemiku6557]

Honestly this explains why i still havent finished my sisters box - i used to only paint models when they spoke to me haha in the sense that i had a clear picture for what this particular model had as a backstory and why it looked the way it did. thats not really an approach for a hoard army i fear

[@dmeep]

watched and liked to support the channel, i am the only one on the internet that dont care for "painted this to a lower standard then i could if i did it in a sensible way" videos

[@TabletopTime]

This was the only way these models were getting painted at all

[@kobegeeraert8993]

'Building everything in the kit except the horses' the horses are most of the kit /lh

[@ryeloafbreadmen1080]

The kindred of the abyss are very cool, but not really what I'm looking for. The Bloody Roses though? Ohoho! I am very excited for their release, and will definitely try and pick up some of those

[@Ishlol1]

The detail creep is real, definitely. It is visible in the extra amount of time it takes to paint a unit, the decrease in fun while painting them and most notably, how incredibly tedious assembling the minis have become. Add to that, the inflation in army sizes and getting a painted army becomes more and more unachievable.

[@gerardnesper1816]

They look realy cool. 😊 Try out one page rules, the vehicles have very high pointcosts, that means you don't need so many models as in Warhammer 40k. 😀

[@DatBrasss]

Love this kind of challenge

[@wileyjackson5124]

I love my sisters, but the sheer number of them is overwhelming. The best piece of advice I heard lately was from mini war gaming Dave’s team of just playing 1k games

[@scolack123]

1500 is the sweet spot with how cheap models are pts wise in 40k right now

[@KapneXx]

I've spent about 10h last week to finish 20 models, it was fine since it was about 2-3h per evening and in parts kinda relaxing, but I don't think I'm gonna repeat this anytime soon

[@moweu]

1:40 thats because the infantry box is just the dkok kill team. The old infantry box wasn't as complicated and more like other infantry boxes

[@Dynablades]

Awesome sauce. Now paint 50 more in 2 hours.

[@streetfightinmanrs]

Wait, the Krieg Infantry are only supposed to go together according to the instructions? I’ve knocked out 70 of them so far. The arms and some of the heads ‘n bits can be swapped around effectively without too much modification. When you run into the part A73 problem, there are more than a few right arms holding things that can have the hand clipped to fit the Melta or the Plasma. Any pose can really be used to make any of the infantry types.

[@TabletopTime]

Of course; absolutely with clippers, glue and putty you can make a lot of customisation, but when compared to the straight flat connections and out of the box modularity of older kits, it's a lot more work

[@streetfightinmanrs]

@ I definitely feel like the Krieg Infantry lend themselves to an easier ability of swapping between the weapons than other units. However, I get what you are saying, considering that there are only seven different primary weapons not including the three options for the Watchmaster. I think using the official building instructions there are 36 different pose options, including six different combinations for the Watchmaster. The regular Lasgun troopers become repetitive after the third box for sure though.

[@apinakapinastorba]

I leave all accessories off my models now. More fun to paint and they don’t look so busy

[@scolack123]

I painted 100 termagants/hormagaunts (total, not each) in batch And thoroughly enjoyed it

[@Sean-ss8rb]

Love videos on the new kits and boxsets

[@PzOwNeD]

this was a fun video, thank you for it :>