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I'd love to see your conversion suggestions for Adeptus Sororitas. for Sisters of Battle, characters, priests, imperial cultists etc

Isn't the Jade Obelisk Tzeentch-related? I mean look at the daemon-thing at the symbol on the obelisk

You're the only guy I've EVER heard that doesn't like the Gal.

I used an Escher Death Maiden as a Slaanesh Chieftain for the Blooded in Kill team. Very little work to attach a 'nette claw, plaspistol and ponytail from an Enrapturess

If I may ask, what would be some goof bits to use for kitbashing your own Plague Marines incase if someone doesn't like the look of the current Plague Marine/Death Guard models?

Mate we absolutely need to see that Genestealer Cult!!

Missed out on the entire custodes and blood angels ranges, it was very nice of GW to make two entire ranges just for Emperor's Children bits fodder.

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very nice looking minis, I used to love the books about gaunts ghosts too back in the day. The cheesecloth cloaks are a nice idea, I might steal that one for some primaris infiltrators ^^

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As a fun fact the art you based the paint scheme off of is actually of a blood gorgons space marine

Very good.

This would be the BEST magus model for genestealer cults. If I ever dedicate some money to that army, I might copy this to the best of my ability for that

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Look great.

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warp talon wings have tha claw-pincer thing on their upper part . if you cut the of you can put them on helmets as small wingh . some of the are kinda wing shaped . like corrupted wings

Honestly I have been on the fence about trying chaos. This has convinced me

that fanged shoulder pad is actually a standard part of the csm kit. still a good grab though

I love the look of this necron! I just started getting into the hobby and I tried to paint the black metal necron similar to this and had difficulty with the drybrush. I used citadel leadbelcher and my drybrush, but it came out sort of spotty and didn't give the smooth highlight that you have here. Any tips for a beginner on dry brushing?

Very nice scheme and tutorial. Waiting for my Necrons to come into my local store will be attempting this scheme for sure! Love me some sithcrons. Love your scheme.

Very late to the party, but I think that Ushoran, The Mortarch of Delusion, would make an amazing Night Lords Daemon Prince. He'd take a fair amount of converting, but the end result would be stunning.

Great video! Really like the background pictures too! AI makes better art then what GW puts out these days...

I love your easy steps grimdark series. It would be amazing if you could do one covering your take on a grimdark Order of Our Martyred Lady sororitas.

I made a chapter of loyalist world eaters who becsme lost in the warp while traveling to istvaan three to help their loyalist brother's stuck on the planet. They however appeared in real space 10 thousand years later and with support of another homebrew chapter of a friend of mine was able to build up into a full blown chapter named the Hell Hounds.

hey man, it would be amazing if you would do a video showcasing how to do grimdark Raven Guard for beginners, I really liked your Death guard videos. I'm just confused as to what to use for Raven guard, would you say that I can use the same techniques as you did but just switch the colors for RG colors? Would be nice to have a video to follow

My personal chapter was initially founded in my head with the 3rd Edition Launch Box, about 25 years ago. To be honest I was mostly interested in Orks at the time (and to this day), but I needed the rules and someone for them to beat up on so I picked up the box. The dark eldar in the box got painted dark purple, black and were partial coated with some sparkly nail polish. A horde of boys got painted and the marines just kinda sat there until I saw this rooster in the farm section of our local zoo. The bird was this interesting combination of dark reflective green, and bright warm orange and immediately made me want to paint a scheme similar to one of those bifurcated color schemes (like the Storm Lords) in these two colors. So I painted up a couple of marines with a Dark Angels-sorta green on their (from their point of view) right, and a rich orange I found on their right, with charcoal grey under armor for their bendy bits. I painted the helmets yellow, with dark, flat red lenses. And there they sat for about 20 years.... Then right about when COVID hit I picked up Indomitus for something to do while in lockdown. I liked the new Primaris Marines (who looked more impressive than the previous 5'6" "Tiny Prince" Astartes) and thought about my old mostly-grey squad of marines from the 3rd Edition box again and built a bunch of taller grey guys and painted an army of Necrons like sandstone after finding Midwinter Minis. When speed paints came out I bought a starter set because it had my chapter's colors and got to work. All the little reliquaries and religious bits on the assault marines' and bladeguard vets' belts and the skeleton on the captain's shield in Indomitus put me in mind of a video I had seen on youtube explaining how the Primaris came about and how some of the Primaris chapters were born of traitor gene-seed. Putting those things together along with some of my original ideas about how I wanted my chapter to be a fast-attack chapter (like the White Scars, which again worked out with outriders in the Indomitus box), hailing from a George Lucus-style world patterned after Brazil, I decided that religion was sort of baked into them, and that they would act like zealous Medieval knights thanks perhaps in part to their Wordbearer gene-seed. They bear a heraldic Rooster/Hippogriff icon on their orange shoulder the symbol of the Chicken (with the 'ch' pronounced in a more like the 'ch' in 'chronic' with a long 'i' sound following) which they believe (since no one has seen an actual chicken in thousands of years) were 3-meter-long velociraptor-like, jungle-dwelling, pack predators. It's my little in-joke that the symbol of the chapter I now call _the Dawn Heralds_ is just a chicken which after all was the inspiration for their color scheme. _"It's always darkest before the dawn."_ ~Dawn Heralds Chapter motto

My chalter is called The Pilgrimage, inspired by Final Fantasy X (my favourite video game). They're a Salamanders successor chapter who fights for the people of the Imperium (in a more extreme manner than the Salamanders do), and they also have been pushing for a ton of change in the Imperium for what they believe to be the better. What that actually means, I don't know yet, only that it's serious enough that the chapter was declared renegade because of heresy. In the present day, they're on the run with their AdMech and Imperial Knight allies. The AdMech are all about experimenting with xenos tech, and I'm not sure about the Knights yet. The Pilgremage are falling to Tzeentch corruption, with Tzeentch promising them the power to change the Imperium. The colours are mostly dark purple, red, and gold (based on the colours of the Bahamut summon from Final Fantasy X). Also, tying in with the Salamanders heritage, I want to give every marine some sort of scaled cape, with the size varying depending on rank (statting from just covering one shoulder too nearly reaching their feet). Most other details I either haven't figured out yet (like codex compliance) or probably aren't relevant (like corruption of the body/mind/soul). This is a chapter I've been slowly deleoping for almost a year now, but haven't done anything hobby-wise with beyond building the Space Marines from the 10th ed starter set and using the paint scheme on an objective marker and some base decorations for other models.

What is your homebrew lore? Let us all know here in the comments!

Hello, Stranger in the internet, I have a question for you. I saw your rusty necron colour scheme and fell in love with it. But I'm not the biggest fan of the green glow. After watching this video I had an idea. How good would a rusty necron look with the red glow. And this is exactly what my question is for you. What is your opinion on my idea? Whould it look cool or with the rust colour the red glow would look just weird? I really hope you see this before I make a bad financial decision. Love from Hungary

The possessed and greater possessed are all the same size. The new possessed aren't small at all. Bigger than marines noticeably

The Gal'Vorbak are the coolest minis I've ever seen

Great video! I was considering kit bashing some exalted 8 bound as 'leaders' for my possessed

Great video, very thorough!

Blessings of the Four be upon you brother. As a fellow Word Bearer, I love adding scrolls and things to the basic guys to make them more "Unholy." While more work than just kitbashing, I think making parchment, that hangs off pauldrons, with green stuff also is a good way to go. My Dark Apostle is using the base of a Sisters of Battle Hospitaller (the one with the wounded sister). It looks like he is sacrificing her to the gods. Great video, and you've given me some more ideas for my army.

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do you remember what white you used for the zenithal?

Love this video I am thinking about starting a emperors children’s army and I wonder if you could do a video about them

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Great video. I had a big Word Bearers army back around 4th - 6th edition that I remember fondly, sold them when I stopped playing 40k. Full of conversions, metal Dark Apostle made out of an old Raptor sergeant and load of metal bits. Good old days

A great source for mutation bit's is gene-stealer/tyranids, just swap out and arm or a hand and now your power claw is a mutation. For the tyranid rather than gene-stealer bits you may want to mix up some milliput and smooth over the very distinct segmented plates(same with the "flesh vents" on the gene-stealers). That said the single most mutated model I've ever seen was a kit-bash a friend of mine did with the 5th edition multi part plastic kits where one torso had somewhere in the range of between 6 and ten arms wit no legs(I think there were a pair replacing the backpack vents like Argal Taul's wings) and most of the hands had been replaced with chain-swords. Another one me and a friend did with the old tiny Abbadon that was missing most of it's parts where we attached a small pair of wings didn't have his trophy rack replaced the talon with I think some tentacles and the head with one of the tyranid arms that's just a scythe like blade with no hand.

Great video! Building a Word Bearer army as this video comes out. They are probably the legion with the best use of the regular CSM range as you pointed out, only benefits from upgrades here and there. The CSM Combat Patrol box is an amazing start with things you want from Word Bearers, like cultists, Possessed and a Master of Possession. I would say that I disagree on the Possessed being almost the size of normal marines, they are quite noticeably wider and taller, and stand on 40mm bases. Their main issue is that they are very monopose. I would perhaps consider using the Gal Vorbak for 5 extra Possessed, perhaps even mixing and matching parts with the leftover bits from the Possessed kit. I did not attempt that yet tho. Beyond books and fire one cool thing that is very WB is runes and text on the armor. With a lot of patience you can make use of the white runes on the CSM transfer sheet and WB-specific one and cut it into small stripes that would fit on the armors.

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I really like all the clean edits you do on these videos but the use of ai pictures in the background is really disappointing. Also, I know its subjective, but incredibly L take on the gal vorbak. Imo some of the best sculpts in the heresy range, I think they outshine any possessed mini GW has sculpted but to each their own.

iron warriors not being chaos lovers is kind of a new concept being pushed by players and lore ju8nkies but its not rooted in reality. In fact they used to be the POSTER BOYS for chaos legions, complete with horns and everything. They love using daemon engines, and several named characters are known devotees to chaos gods. A good middle ground is that it varies by warband, or that they, like their primarch, believe they are using chaos to their own ends by catching and enslaving demons, cutting off mutations etc.

I’m new to painting Warhammer and want to start my first army with the Mechanicus, how easy would it be to replicate a scheme like this to the rest of the army? And tips and tricks would be much appreciated

Awesome tutorial

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