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I think part of the reason its stood the test of time, aside from the aesthetic, is that 40k is a horrible but fascinating setting yet its vastness is so big that it makes it all too effervescent. Outside of Cadia its rare a world gets mentioned often other than earth and we're pretty familiar with that one so the imagination doesn't run as wild. But Necromunda shrinks it down to a mapped out world with names and places similar in ways to the old world of warhammer fantasy battles. We can hear names of places and people and they aren't just characters in books or a one off event but part of this singular living world where things change to a degree but its still 40k at the end of the day and that end result is something pretty special.

Great interview with some great people! What was / is the relationship between Aly and Trish? I presume its not just two people who coincidentally shared the same surname?

Marauder miniatures RULE!!! Love them so much! Legends

To be honest, I love the Marauder line. I like the character of the models

Great interview. I love his work! I hope you've got further interviews in the works covering each and every one of the other 38,997 covers in the series!

Really great interview! Very interesting.

I am here on behalf of the Marauder Giants and Trolls

Jeez I’m old, when I see the name Gav Thorpe I’m still expecting to see that brown haired 20-something year old in White Dwarf! 🤣🤣

The hat story is incredible, glad the Perry's are making their historical minis now. Those foot knight sculpts of theirs are marvellous

The thing Trish said about the influence of Marauder is bang on. All the Warhammer fantasy minis after Marauder, looked way more like Marauder minis than the citadel stuff that had gone before. Marauder may have been reabsorbed, but stylistically, Marauder took over.

Another awesome interview!

I am quite disappointed that John Blanche kept painting space nazis for a living - and never gave it a thought. Nothing against the quality of his work. Just, maybe it was not a good thing to be doing well?

My first GW game I played, and would love if I lived near an active community. This is a fantastic system and beautiful models

So great to hear from the iconic artists of the day.

When creating art for an existing IP, changing things to “put your mark on it” and betrays a very narcissistic personality. And giving them long hair because he’d just watched lord of the rings is poor use of artistic license imo.

Great interview, again. I don't even have much of an interest in this corner of the ip but still enjoyed it a lot. Neil seems like a great guy

What a legend!

Top bloke, Neil. Met him at a few events (HH Weekenders). Fascinating to hear this.

great interview! neil's style is iconic, painting something to look cgi is something else. absolutely scrambled to get that art book with the full works printed in it. I adore how detailed he makes space marines. So much heraldry and iconography. This is such an amazing documentation of heresy as an endeavour. Its an amazing setting and story, but how it came to be as we know it now is as equally, if not more, interesting.

Looking forward to watching this

Thank you for this interview! Neil Roberts in my opinion has shaped the look of the heresy just as much as John Blanche and the forgeworld team. Absolutely iconic work. I’m always thrilled to see his new works for BL

Excellent video 😊

Thank you for these.

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When an interview says "Yeah, sure!" it really feels like they are not really interested in what is being said and want to move the conversation on!

Wow, it's THE HH artist himself - didn't even know how he looked like until now, great work again! 🙏

Another amazing interview !!! Thank you “Malcador” of our the IP !!!

BEST BEARDS EVER

Great interview, I've never seen the full cover art pieces before without the titles so it's amazing to have them recontextualised by seeing the hidden parts. The great unclean one in particular is class

Such an Amazing Artist Thanks for the interview and background It's great to know your a real warhammer fan Heresy series wouldnt be the same without your art work Cheers

I don't quite agree on the house mag issue... I'm old enough to remember and I have the mags to prove it when White Dwarf did articles on D&D, Traveller, Runequest etc. Yes, GW did sell them back then, but the critical difference in my opinion is that GW did not produce those games. And WD also ran covers from general fantasy/scifi artists like Chris Achilleos. Later it too became all inhouse art, often redos of box and book covers.

Wild this video only has 8k views, this is absolute premium hobby content. Thanks for the video

Such a cool game and the rule book was so beautiful. Love all the minis I have for it. Wish it would get revisited. First try with a Nova cannon hit dead nuts on was BEAUTIFUL!

Just want to add my thanks along with everyone else's here for doing these videos. Its absolutely fantastic to sit and hear about these games that we love from the incredible creators that have brought us all so much joy over the years. Please keep the videos coming for as long as you can get people to sit and chat, its wonderful. it's now got me digging out all the old games to see if I can get my kids interested, so thank you.

This is so cool. Is it possible to track down some of the designers of Dark Omen, or the people in the old Inquisitor video?

Still have the miniature painting guide from my first trip to the shop w Mike guiding

Quite looking forward to playing a game at 1,750 points in a few hours with a Chaos vs Imperials clash. Was lovely to listen to the thoughts of Andy on the classic gem, really gets me into the spirit of death slinging choo choos in space 😊

COMMISSAR HOLT is still to date the coolest FMV character ever, and certainly the best 40K character played by an actual actor. The scenes must total no more than six minutes, but he makes such an impact in those few minutes we see him in!

I think I still have my copy of Final Lib at home somewhere!

Oh my god, I have been trying to find out who wrote Codex Space Wolves! Everyone says it was Bryan Ansell, but there's never any original sources for that. Everyone just seems to quote everyone else! Thanks Rick for setting the record straight. Gotta say, I'm on 'team credit the creators', don't let the bastards minimise your work!

Amazing…grey haïr but still teen face:) thank you for all the emotion you gave me during years

So many memories with Final Liberation. Such a wonderful experience. Played it even before I got into tabletop.

INSECT WARFARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is an excellent channel. No failures. Final liberation is good...except the AI is so poor it spoils the experience a little. Now Shadow of the Horned Rat on the other hand....the fact the AI is poor only compensates for just how hard it is..

I had totally forgotten this game. The video at the time was so state of the art. Love these memories

You've not failed us Tom, they've failed you.

I bought this game before I even had a PC to play it on.

Love these videos. It's really awesome that you get in touch with all those legends. And this video was no less interesting! Thank you!

Missing the mullet and moustache though!