Not sure what the complaint is with the painted figure that was shown in the pic. It seemed really well done with a mix of bright colors. I bought the unpainted and will just play with them unpainted since they are just as functional, but thought the figure in that pic looked like a pretty cool paint job.
I think I am the only Heroscape content creator the does NOT have a sponsored affiliate link. lol I plan to preorder but can understand going after a deal and wait. Now going back to my copium den. 😁
As a longtime casual abroad I got quite lucky on ibäh, bundling to min shipping fees but got ordered into customs every other time, not believing that I spent that amount on figurines;o) And thx for/to the devoted community! I'd rather financially support production of the awesome custom C3V waves (filling synergy gaps, balancing, playtested and upcycling existing plastic^^) than... who am I kidding, I'll get it all, eventually, just not from those kants^^ Sue the scammers! Thx, keep it up
What is a battle box? I don't know any of these terms for this game. I am interested in getting in on the new sets but have no idea what is going on, help please.
Sure! A battle box has just 6 figures an a handful of terrain-basically enough to get started. It’s a cheaper entry point than a master set, which has a bunch of figures and terrain, while still containing everything you need to play the game.
Agreed. If the product has not been manufactured and they are selling it, THEN it is a kickstarter. There is a healthy amount of risk here as it is possible they do not actually move on to manufacturing and you may/not be able to get a refund for your investment. OTOH, If the product is already manufactured (or in the process), but has not been released for retail and they are selling it anyway, then it is a pre-order. There is almost no risk that you will not receive what you paid for and in most instances your product will be delivered ahead of the official release date.
I was wondering if anyone has a conversion chart I’ve been playing since the game came out. But I have minis from Dungeons & Dragons and Marvel that I have packs for but some heroes. I’d like to add. I just don’t know how to convert them over. Is there a conversion chart so you can customize your own Hero scape minis?
Should probably point out that you'll need to contact an admin to get your account on the forums! They're easy to reach on the Discord. As for buying classic, 3D printing is the way 😤 And for new stuff, I just ordered a bunch of minis for the new C3V stuff this week!
@@ryguyplaysgames Buying the paint and brushes alone are probably going to run me up to the painted master set price, if not more. Also, I just have a fear of messing up the figure anyways, as I lack steady hands : /
@@AustinMumford That's a common misconception. You can get a large set of speedpaints (what RogueScaper will use in his tutorials) for about $65 and a decent set of brushes for $20-30. And those will probably last you through the rest of the Renegade releases!
I agree. I hate painting. I was ok with it(getting unpainted minis, not having to paint them. I was just planning on using them unpainted. I'd much rather play with unpainted units than paint them myself.) in the haslab campaign because that was the only option. For me, buying the pre painted sets will absolutely save loads of time ans frustration. I'm awful at it.
Thorough video, Ryguy. I purchased a primed custom Heroscape unit and card from Rogue Scaper. The card and 3D is impressive. A perfect transaction andI plan to get more Heroscape customs from him. Recommended.
One has to watch out for 3D printing quality. If the material is not flexible, the miniatures break.
Wish I'd grabbed more Heroscape off of eBay when it was cheaper. Those used figures are starting to creep up in prince.
Not sure what the complaint is with the painted figure that was shown in the pic. It seemed really well done with a mix of bright colors. I bought the unpainted and will just play with them unpainted since they are just as functional, but thought the figure in that pic looked like a pretty cool paint job.
I had every single one. Sold them in 2012 to get an iPod touch, God I hate young me.
I think I am the only Heroscape content creator the does NOT have a sponsored affiliate link. lol I plan to preorder but can understand going after a deal and wait. Now going back to my copium den. 😁
You definitely deserve an affiliate link!
As someone who just realized he should proooobably start buying classic scape units now before the game releases I needed this thank you
As a longtime casual abroad I got quite lucky on ibäh, bundling to min shipping fees but got ordered into customs every other time, not believing that I spent that amount on figurines;o)
And thx for/to the devoted community! I'd rather financially support production of the awesome custom C3V waves (filling synergy gaps, balancing, playtested and upcycling existing plastic^^) than... who am I kidding, I'll get it all, eventually, just not from those kants^^ Sue the scammers!
Thx, keep it up
What is a battle box? I don't know any of these terms for this game. I am interested in getting in on the new sets but have no idea what is going on, help please.
Sure! A battle box has just 6 figures an a handful of terrain-basically enough to get started. It’s a cheaper entry point than a master set, which has a bunch of figures and terrain, while still containing everything you need to play the game.
No, it's a pre order 💯✊🏾😎
Agreed. If the product has not been manufactured and they are selling it, THEN it is a kickstarter. There is a healthy amount of risk here as it is possible they do not actually move on to manufacturing and you may/not be able to get a refund for your investment.
OTOH, If the product is already manufactured (or in the process), but has not been released for retail and they are selling it anyway, then it is a pre-order. There is almost no risk that you will not receive what you paid for and in most instances your product will be delivered ahead of the official release date.
I was wondering if anyone has a conversion chart I’ve been playing since the game came out. But I have minis from Dungeons & Dragons and Marvel that I have packs for but some heroes. I’d like to add. I just don’t know how to convert them over. Is there a conversion chart so you can customize your own Hero scape minis?
There's tons of customs to browse on Heroscapers.com if you're interested!
Solid video! As always! I’m definitely huffin paint lol 😂 funny enough that goes two ways! lol
Paint fumes here we come!
Painting the whole master set sounds like a lot of work o.O Are you making painting tutorials?
Check out @RogueScaper !
Should probably point out that you'll need to contact an admin to get your account on the forums! They're easy to reach on the Discord.
As for buying classic, 3D printing is the way 😤 And for new stuff, I just ordered a bunch of minis for the new C3V stuff this week!
100% agree, 3d printing is the future! (of the past)
Some of the 3d sculpts look like doody, but there's no way I'm ever getting real axegrinders lmao
Sigh... If only I was good at painting. Seems like I have no choice but to get the painted master set.
I’d recommend giving it a shot at least! It’s a skill that will be very costly not to have moving forward with Heroscape
@@ryguyplaysgames Buying the paint and brushes alone are probably going to run me up to the painted master set price, if not more. Also, I just have a fear of messing up the figure anyways, as I lack steady hands : /
@@AustinMumford That's a common misconception. You can get a large set of speedpaints (what RogueScaper will use in his tutorials) for about $65 and a decent set of brushes for $20-30. And those will probably last you through the rest of the Renegade releases!
I agree. I hate painting. I was ok with it(getting unpainted minis, not having to paint them. I was just planning on using them unpainted. I'd much rather play with unpainted units than paint them myself.) in the haslab campaign because that was the only option. For me, buying the pre painted sets will absolutely save loads of time ans frustration. I'm awful at it.
Okay but there are zero listings for half of what I want. I don't care how expensive it gets. It needs to be there for me to buy
Thorough video, Ryguy. I purchased a primed custom Heroscape unit and card from Rogue Scaper. The card and 3D is impressive. A perfect transaction andI plan to get more Heroscape customs from him. Recommended.
He’s great!
i buy 3d prints for mass buying common squads