Primaris Redemptor Dreadnought - Review (WH40K)

*Standby for Titanfall*
My review of the Primaris Redemptor Dreadnought by Games Workshop.
Price £40
Enjoy

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

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[@mattmark94]

hello Super, any chance you remember the size of the magnets you used for the main weapons?

[@smileyjim1268]

Just like titanfall but to enter it you have to be mortally wounded

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

smileyjim 126 have a bunch of med servators and apothecary standing around with a sack of wounded marine....

[@MrGlennz0r]

And you can't get in and out of it...

[@RuneMasterKnight]

its a mix blessing. i looked at the Codex and it is rumored that the Tech-Priest who built Redemptor Dreadnought pay little mind to the one who will be entombed in them so the compact power reactors that powered the dreadnought will leak radiation inside the sarcophagus. you know with Engine War out and allows me to create my own home brewed Forge World and become a Fabricator General, am thinking of creating an Iron Hands Successor Chapter to protect my Forge World just like the Steel Confessors Chapter. Just don't tell the High Lords ok. if i am planing to built Redemptor Dreadnoughts i will make sure to properly shield the sarcophaus. you may find it odd that a Tech-Priest let alone Fabricator General would care for the well being of "meat bags" and the reasoning is that you can't replace battle experience nor can you recreate it. so the less of the entombed die of radiation exposure from the power reactor the less of these valuable "resources" will be loss.

[@Setsuraful]

Imagine being an old dreadnought.. saved from death and installed into what was an almost unstoppable killing machine, you're feeling all kinds of badass, you step out onto the battlefield "EVEN IN DEATH I STILL S.." and suddenly a redemptor is basically stepping over you like you used to do to normal marines. You're also now stuck inside that now obsolete model forever, knowing what could of been.

[@cultusmechanicus8001]

I just wonder how this New Dreadnoughts fit within the Lore ...... Those shiny Marines are more or less BRAND New and suddenly they have Veterans which fought in tons of Battles?

[@Kackpuh]

*could have

[@JokerFace090]

IIRC Any Space Marine can be made into a Primarus.

[@richardshiflett5181]

Cultus Mechanicus time skip happened. 100 years

[@Preacher_Actual]

If I recall correctly, the sarcophagi are removable, because the Space Marines inside do *eventually* die in them, and it serves it's actual purpose as a sarcophagus. That being said, presumably the sarcophagus could just be removed from the old dreadnought body, and inserted into one of the redemptor bodies.

[@etherd]

"set you back 40 pounds". Good thing I have been gaining weight.

[@olivernikolic9362]

Ketysk , hi, I know it’s been 3 months, but your comment made me spit out my cereal

[@brysonbaker3125]

@@ketty9009 Hi, I know it's been 11 months but I just want you to know that nobody cares what you think.

[@predatoreusfilms9992]

@@brysonbaker3125, I know it’s been 9 months, but shut up

[@omerfaruk-qg8ez]

@@predatoreusfilms9992 I'm 3 years late, should I continue with the meme?

[@caninehat6589]

It has been 40 years. I almost cardiac arrested my cereal.

[@JackIsMe1993]

Really is a massive step forward for GW cheers for the size comparison as always needs a Nob for scale.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

wondering if KZbin will ban it because of Nob content. They de-monitised my death guard marine video (because it had the word 'death' in the title) no joke.

[@JackIsMe1993]

Honestly does not surprise me youtube be crazy maybe pixelate the nobz from now on would make a great running joke considering they de-monitse plastic deathguard miniatures on a knife channel.

[@TheClassicWorld]

What do you mean? What did they do to the 'death' title? Did they remove the word 'death' or replace it with a nice word like 'the place after which we do not speak of, such is as may be, but for now living is happy'. That sounds crazy internety stompy stompy enough. Man, I know what the future will be... picture a bubble. ;)

[@bckroobnzi141]

Thought Workshop They didn't do anything they just demonitized the videos, which is something.

[@chegorilla1468]

What's next? Warhammer 40K posable action figures?

[@uglyduckling81]

yeah you really don't want all these parts moving around during a game. It's nice you can set a more dynamic pose, but you need to glue some of that stuff in place for practical reasons. Plus these are miniatures, not action figures as you mentioned.

[@thepatrioticdog3154]

@@uglyduckling81 yes it would but no doubt it would be more expensive

[@joyfullysad]

you were right dude!

[@Grunkaa1]

Jason Lonquist yup got mine preordered

[@cabellism]

@@uglyduckling81 Bandai has been doing movable detail oriented models for a few years now, does GW not innovative?

[@porcu12345]

The pegs & rotations are a big step forward for GW. To see so much movement on a GW kit is refreshing, they're normally very static. Especially good news for the younger/newer hobbyists who aren't at the magnetising stage yet or don't particularly want to go through the fuss of magnetising.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

UPDATE - 4 months after release it is confirmed there will be an easy to build version of this model. It consists of 12 parts and is equipped with the Gatling Cannon and does not come with the rocket pod. Looks excellent though and I'd recommend either of them.

[@MalcadorTheSigilite]

Sup3rSaiy3n let's hope the price is decent

[@nightraven5760]

Is there much of a difference in terms of stats and performance, just because the easy to build is £15 cheaper and it seems a bit daunting to glue it all and stuff. Still don’t understand why the how to paint on warhammer tv requires like 30 paints 🙄

[@Warhamer116]

SDGaming _ warhammer tv is marketing the paints so it is preferrable for them to have people buy 30 different shades of paint than mix from 5-10 pots (and by specifying *exact* shade they are pushing people into using the named set of paints rather than paints from some other manufacturer).

[@RangerGeek71]

Thank you for showing it next to the others. It gives me a better ideal of which storage case I have to put it in and how it will look on the field.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

Really is a masterwork of design. Itr has all the best elements of the post-herey "metal-bawxnought" with the mass and articulation of the contemptor dreadnought. The sarcohpagus is great. The legs are great. The number of extra weapons in general it's able to carry without feeling cumbersome is great. (The front "sponsons" for the bolters/frag launchers in particular feel like a British tanks.) The articulation is fantastic. But my favourite details is just how much the melee weapon now resembles a space marine power fist.

[@danielnicholls2411]

Was contemplating buying one, after this review this will definitely be my next purchase. Thanks for the vid.

[@longle88]

Daniel nicholls worth it! I bought three , not as good In game as invictor but looks awesome

[@14dcook]

this might be one of the only primaris models I buy. thank you so much for making this video!

[@tankdempsey424]

The articulation of this model is fantastic. Thank you for stressing it.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

Tank Dempsey Thank you for your kind words.

[@markbrigandi7497]

Thanks, Sup3r! I just bought the Redemptor, and I'm so excited to get started on it- I also got the Reivers (10 model set) and the Aggressors- gotta say, as usual, your enthusiasm was a definite factor in the decision of what to buy- it was a toss-up between the models I mentioned, and a Sydonian Dragoon and some Skitarii Rangers. I'm quite happy with what I got- so, thanks again for the reviews!

[@AuramiteEX]

There's no max Str limit now, the Dread is Str14

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

Dan Serafimov What! That's awesome!

[@adamfox1669]

Thanks for the link to knight pilot! And wow.. that’s a VERY nice kit. Thanks for reviewing

[@frankc3266]

In case no one has already mentioned this , the primaris dreadnought does not come with an invulnerability save . The venreable , contemptor and leviathans do still have thier invulnerability saves . Thought i would point that out , those invulnerability saves really saved me last week when i was fighting eldar with those nasty bright lances with thier -4 AP

[@ChromeXk]

One of the best looking dreads we've got access to, love the shape of the redemptor!

[@brucetelford7681]

Sweet! Great review, thanks. Made my mind up to add one (for now) to my fledgling Minotaurs Primaris army.

[@theartofmikedisney7614]

Awesome video! The first one ive seen where anyone has bothered to do a size comparison! Thank you for sharing!

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

The Art of Mike Disney Thank you Mr. Disney. You're welcome. The size comparison is feature of all my review videos.

[@eoinmccormack1940]

I'm not normally one for vehicles but that looks amazing. 110% going on the buy list. Great review Super, thanks

[@ThePeacemaker848]

12:10 ok, here is the low down on walker feet. Bigger and wider means a bigger platform to not sink into the ground. But smaller and thinner means it can go over more difficult terrain. As for stability and balance, that is all in the mechanics, hydrolics that adjust to keep it balanced. So 2 leg, tiny feet walker would have its hydrolics adjusting alot more to stay upright. .....add more legs like a spider and it becomes very stable. 2 legs and big feet mean when it plants its foot down, it is harder to tip over.

[@StevenCarriere]

Love the Dreadnought arm coming off, perfect timing

[@Franangrsheim]

It skipped leg day.

[@fain0077]

i laughed way too hard at this

[@stevenholt5692]

I think the model is very good value for money. I'm taking my time building mines, as I don't want to screw it up. It looks impressive since I seen yours fully built & size comparison. Wednesday's used to be such a dull day of the week, I look forward to Wednesday's now to your videos.

[@thebignut5571]

Well since I have spent 3 years in a marching band I learned that you move alot faster and quieter moving backwards on your ties rather than the heel. So the heel being smaller would be better considering it would be easier to move on it's toes, while having a larger heel would act as a weight holding it back. Hope this helps (great vids man. Keep up the great content👍)

[@ripoutyourprejudice]

It's a good thing that on top of the detail that they made it so poseable cause it really helps justify the price.

[@SPBurt1]

Thanks for the great review. I have the model and am currently in the process of magnetizing guns and so forth. Well engineered kit with probably the best instruction booklet I have seen thus far from GW not to mention the data sheet. I will say however that some of the individual pieces don't have the most optimal gluing interface points and they could have been a bit better but a very minor complaint. This model has a ton of plastic and is a great deal when compared to other kits in terms of price to value.

[@braesspartan]

And so I'm getting mine tomorrow! :) TY for the review

[@freshwaterspaceman7194]

I had been put off by the price but your helpful and comprehensive size comparison between several dreadnoughts throughout GW and FW's range clearly displays that the Redemptor is a big 'un! :D

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

You're very welcome. The price almost put me off, but then the contemptor is £35, until I realised the weapons are interchangeable and the sarcophagus front can be opened.

[@freshwaterspaceman7194]

Well I've found it for £30 delivered in the UK alchemistsworkshops.com/product/space-marine-redemptor-dreadnought/ so the Redemptor may find it's way to my painting desk sooner rather than later! Cheers again for the useful vids, I've been checking your other content out and it's all pretty cool I must say. As far as I can see it GW owe you one, you're doing a better job than they are on selling me on this Primaris stuff! xD

[@sassythesasquatch1571]

I recently picked up an ironclad dreadnought and magnetized the arms n waist , seeing it next to my redemptor always gives me a chuckle

[@fain0077]

Thanks for the input. I started this game 20 years ago. An ex tossed all of my models in the trash. I gave up due to all of the work and money i had into it. Funneling more funds and time at that point was just not an option. Recently a friend of mine bought the Know No Fear set and gave me the Space Marines (what i used to play) and I'm now looking at all the new toys that are out there and am cosidering getting back into it. This really helped. Thanks again.

[@fain0077]

she did it while i was at work and well it was 20 years ago. i still hate her for that alone... lol

[@fain0077]

the shit of the thing is she did it while i was at work. i still hate her for it to this day. 20 years later.

[@KneeCapHill]

gimme some info imma do a drive by her hose real quick

[@dinocha0s]

Holy shit , i was gonna buy this guy before i watched this review just because of how huge and awesome his design was , i had no idea how posable it was before but now this guy is on my MUST BUY list!!

[@vedomedo]

This looks sooo goood, gonna have to add it to my primaris boys

[@lhwiley56]

Excellent review. Thanks

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

I'd never change away from the plasma cannon -- just the size of it is menacing.

[@TheBirdMan9142]

I bought an easy to build redmemtor dreadnought when I was getting started in eighth edition. Now I want another.

[@EMPERORSPROTECTION-TERRA4LIFE]

The kits are now designed a lot better than they used to be. Totally magnet and paint friendly now with a lot more movable parts.

[@disceva6443]

Will be a nice addition to my 4th company ultramarines.

[@PatrickLohKamp]

THIS IS THE HOPE OF THE IMPERIUM! My Raven Guard are eager to gain more armored suits of legendary Marines...

[@xinderx]

Being entirely honest...at first I thought it was small when I first started the video and thought I wasted money...and then I saw the comparison and am so glad I got it

[@user-xb1wh5mt4l]

I've never realized how actually huge is the Redemptor! Like 1,5 Castraferrums or a Leviathan. I am pretty sure that Belisarius Cawl wants to return the Imperium to Crusade-era level, as he also created the Neo-Volkite pistol and Mark X armour (which resembles one of the best pre-Heresy armour, the Mark IV Maximus).

[@JustGem87]

I need a Furioso Redemptor !

[@gustavusadolphus2787]

It looks awesome, really good video.

[@moffxanatos6376]

looks like GW has finally learned a thing or two from Bandai, still not half as crazy articulated as a gundam plastic model kit but still a huge improvement. Didn't realize it was going to be so huge, I wrongly assumed the sarcophagus was going to be roughly the same size on the redemptor as on the original, or slightly larger so I expected it to be closer in size to the contemptor in size.

[@ObjectiveMedia]

This is my favourite primaris model. That and the standard intercessors. The characters and vanguard/Reivers are ok too

[@antigesum]

I fucking love my dread so much ist my beloved second one after my big levi. I love it thats its pretty close to a toy from playstore with so much moving parts.

[@mytriex4378]

Great, just GREAT! Fo te Emprah!

[@danielchalmers9815]

I'd say it doesn't need larger heels if it has better balance and dexterity due to technological refinement. Most bipedal creatures in nature have small dewclaws or heels comparatively. Better balance means you can limit areas rather than being forced to compensate for bad design. Personally i love the old design. Big, clunky and lumbering. But this thing looks like it can sprint. That makes it more terrifying.

[@asenaruu8361]

Redemptor has the best design for me.

[@paintingbeauty2622]

Love that dreadnought!

[@IDICBeer]

Great review thanks

[@CxOrillion]

I have 2 Forge World Contemptors that I bought before this thing came out. Feels bad, man. This model is so fantastic looking. That said, the Forge World contemptor has even more poseability than this thing. Or at least you can get even more dynamic poses. No real possibility for movement. I love the whole sarcophagus armor thing. Makes you think that maybe the sarcophagi of older dreadnoughts could be transplanted into these things.

[@zednotzee7]

Well... £40 is still quite a lot of money, but I have to admit that it's a lot bigger than I thought it would be, and does look good ( the movable / interchangeable parts are a nice bonus ( ok, moving parts have no eefect on it's abilities in game, but they are still nice to have - especially for a collector ), although it would have been even better if they could have got the torso to move on a ball joint as well. So, as you said, it's a great model and I believe GW will be selling quite a lot of these.

[@TheClassicWorld]

9:36 I like some things about the second biggest Dread, I wish they had it in the new one! (Note, I saw the small one is nearly £30, that's obscene.) Such as the hands (two fists is a good idea), and the fact you can see the guy inside it, rather than the flat face like on the smallest and biggest ones. I would love to see a cover that slides up and down so you can see a guy inside or completely cover him for battle. I love the large Tau 'Dread' that has the guy inside it with the piece that flips down. I have to buy that at some point. Okay, shutting up now. :P

[@alextoutazimut5767]

At least they go toward Gundam HG/MG quality and customization feature, that's nice ! Hoping for a full no glue model ...

[@gstealer11]

It looks like Cawl used Tau tech for the feet.... Thanks for the video comparing these

[@triggeredtycho2311]

Its actually growing on me. Still going to wait and see if a Blood Angels variant comes out. Imagine a Furioso Redemptor with a beastly frag cannon. Do you think forge world would be able to create kits as moveable as this with resin?

[@Zekutso]

Would you recommened to glue the moving parts of the Redemptor Dreadnought? Moving parts looks great, but I don't like the "whacky-dacky" with cannons and arms don't stay in the position I like^^

[@philipblack8694]

For floppy joints you don't need to glue the arms into place just put sone glue on the separates joints and let it dry before fitting together to increase the friction.

[@skyraptor62]

Great Vid! BTW can you do a summary video on what box sets have the "Push-fit" like in the Liviathon box?

[@joseph-ur2ks]

ARGHHH IT LOOKS SO GOOOD!!!! I NEED IT in, on and around my everything. WHY DOES MY WALLET NOT MAGICALLY CURATE MONEY :( i don't think i will be able to get any more warhammer until after the summer when i get paid

[@RichardHaywardMelbourne]

I'm building this kit today in 2021, just the same sprues that were in this review in 2017.

[@icewolffinc]

Will there be a SPACE WOLVES version of it ?? in the starterset where wolf decals, by this dread are no wolf decal.

[@miniaturefun-guy]

Thanks for the video. Can you remember what size magnets you used?

[@Wijkert]

Part of the purpose of the eavy metal teams paint job is to sell the mini, but when I look at a unpainted grey mini in hand on in your video's I generally like the look more. I think it is also because I prefer it being lighted in a natural way which is the case when it's just grey plastic.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

I've had a few questions about the knight pilot model so here is a link to his unboxing and review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKPYgZ6qm5mWfrM

[@chimp2057]

Also strength can go past ten now such as the imperial guards shadow sword tanks gun is strength 16

[@TheClassicWorld]

Okay... that's pretty good. ;) You know what you are talking about [with regards to Space Marines], so stop me if I'm wrong, I feel they are upping their game with a lot of the new miniatures, such as they are larger, with greater detail and freedom, and have better designs. Of course, prices are upped, too, but maybe, maybe £40 is acceptable having watched this video. Note: I wish you could completely cover the front, where the eagle piece slides up to cover the whole thing 'tank style'.

[@marcwittkowski5146]

What's that infantry model holding the helmet used for scale comparison?

[@mixstamike]

I haven't seen a 3rd edition space marine in forever lol that's so cool you still have them. I've been collecting and playing since 2003 and my first ever warhammer models were those cheap $7 space marine box that came with 3 space marines in a fixed position and only assembly was putting on back pack and gun. Perfect way to start painting an wish they still did that. My first real main box was the 3rd edition starter set that came with 9 black Templar marines, 1 captain and 1 land speeder. As well as 20 kabalite warriors( dark eldar) it also came with scenery, blast templates, dice, codex when back then you could buy 1 codex for the whole game lol now you have to buy for ur chapters lol. Wbu? What was your first warhammer purchase?

[@josephcoon5809]

3:04 I was reading comments while listening to the video, so I had to rewind that and verify what you said… “cog symbol.” 😂

[@molarrolar4396]

This was my first warhammer modle I had no idea it was this big compared to an older dreadnought

[@Deathbringer_Live]

Redemptor is more front heavy from the sarcophagus armoring and large duel grenade launchers so it doesnt need larger heels

[@okkytv5684]

In regards to its heels you could just argue it's got better balance due to a more advanced hydraulic system, after all, some animals have their heels halfway up their leg. (Crisis suits has no heels and they're technically a walking robot with pilot)

[@manictiger]

It's funny. I'm trying to make true scale terminators, and they're the size of the old dreadnought. With the way 9e cover and LOS works, this is basically a gigantic cluster F.

[@knoxhobbylife]

@Sup3rSaiy3n what size magnets do you recommend for the plasma/ chaingun arm?

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

I didn’t magnetise it but 2x1mm strongest pull should work

[@knoxhobbylife]

@@Sup3rSaiy3n thanks for the sizing! I also tried to magnetize the center to connect the torso to the legs, but i definitely went with too large of a magnet. End up gluing the two together. This is the first dreadnought I have built. It was a little bit of of a learning curve since this is my first vehicle, but I too could not get over the possibility that is achievable.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

@@knoxhobbylife oh yeah totally then. Well done for building this as your first. It’s no easy model compared to older ones, lots of parts and steps. I wouldn’t have magnetised the torso.

[@StevenCarriere]

Seriously cool model D: I am 100% Xenos player, but that Dread is sexy af.

[@williamaitken7533]

I've been a little out of the loop with what's going on with 40k for the past five years or so. Are regular boxy Dreadnoughts being phased out? I always really liked the boxy look of them. Also are the new Primaris Space Marines just a different sculpt or do they have separate rules/point values from Tactical Marines? Are Tactical Marines even still a thing or are they all going to be the Primaris scale moving forward?

[@Ghorda9]

the new stuff has there own rules and tactical marines are staying for this edition.

[@pierat3338]

William Aitken the primaris aren't meant to replace regular marines, there meant to slot in next to them kind of like a support unit, but you can make a purely primaris army though

[@wither5673]

i really wish they would build the mech themed units in the same way gundam model kits are built so we can freely pose them!

[@nathanial91]

What size magnets did you use on the Redemptor?

[@themangix357]

Cheers Games Workshop is finally coming close to Bandai when making model kits. A decade more of learning and GW would have firm but flexible joints just like on Bandai's RG kits. Cheers for you Warhammer. Progress.

[@Rohnon]

Thinking about converting it into a Chaos Dreadnought-Hellbrute-Monster-Thing. But I don't quite like it, so I'd have to do loads of converting.... have to think about it

[@erics745]

Hi What size are the magnets you have used? Cheers

[@ShadowDrakken]

It feels a bit like GW saw what Dust did, and even though Dust is now defunct, they still thought they needed to make sure Dust didn't make a 4th comeback XD

[@harrisonbroomfield6810]

Am I able to make both of the main weapons? And are they interchangeable like the other dreadnought kits?

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

Harrison Broomfield Yes. Did you watch the video? You will need 3 small magnets.

[@efannythetranny3437]

2 words... HELL YEA! I might wait Til Christmas to buy one of these though over here miniatures cost double the amount, it's sucks but you Gota do what you Gota do, it makes everything so much more rewarding though, I always enjoy these reviews bro, keep it up!

[@TheClassicWorld]

I was thinking that only yesterday, you know, 'I wish I had 500 to buy lots of figures'. But, then, you think that it's kind of nice that you can't just buy model after model. I live in England, near a GW shop, so, I have it easy, at least. In fact, I am maybe 4 hours from Warhammer World. I may go at some point, but getting there and back is hell and costs more than 100 models... no wonder it's free to get into Warhammer World -- it's sure as hell not free to get there.

[@efannythetranny3437]

Haha yea man, it's hard

[@ThePeacemaker848]

Even i a few parts are lose for movement, it will snug up once you add some paint to it.

[@hcs626]

leviathan is thicker depth wise and seems a bit heavier i would say its heavier than both the tele and primaris however the tele is probably lighter than both by quite a bit.

[@theblockmasterzstudios1782]

Hmmm... It wouldn't take much to kitbash a leviathan out of this and the plastic contemptor. Roughly the same price too. A lot cheaper if you get a plastic contemptor off ebay though...

[@-John-Doe-]

The articulation and arm swaps are great. Magnetizing and trying to get articulation has made me hesitant.

[@punisher79666]

By pivoting side missle pods it can destroy itself(at least partialy),jokes aside-we finally got a dread of actual REAL size for normal(not primaris) space mar.

[@samcaruso8529]

The size of a leviathan, and maybe as useful as a GW contempter (Not to be confused with a FW contemptor)

[@SenseSlap]

Anybody know what size magnet used on those two main weapon options?

[@TheClassicWorld]

The best thing about the small Dread: the rock base. Man, the truth hurts. ;)

[@voidstalker3325]

out of curiosity what model is your "Pilot" model? is it an actual GW model? I am going to guess it is from forge world and not an actual primaris. I personally do not get any GW stuff to play with, I love the painting and collecting and from your review I really want one of these, I like the way is has been designed, great vid as always sir.

[@Sup3rSaiy3n]

It's an exclusive resin FW model, a Knight Scion pilot. I have a video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKPYgZ6qm5mWfrM Thank you for watching.

[@voidstalker3325]

Cool, thank you sir, much appreciated.

[@Stef-ih5pz]

Nice video there is a slight size difference between the dreadnaughts...

[@ninjarmy]

As someone that makes a lot of gundam models I never understood why gw couldn't engineer some of the bigger models to be 10 times more posable

[@biglozzdogg]

A big rear claw for recoil brother 🎩

[@BaileyBecca]

I was thinking again about the heels and like you said it didn't need them but the rest have them perhaps its cause the rest are from an stc but cwral pulled this out of his ass like everything els the new marines are getting PS love your vids and in going to have to buy at least two of these now