Just a question(the idea is revolutionary tough) Could it withstand the weight of the old metal series being packed and put at it en mass? (As a valhallan guard player this is a real consern) Thanks on advance. Awesome as always.
As someone with more than a few old metal ork nobs, I'm also curious about its ability to carry weight. I love the idea of this. I'll absolutely be checking out the kickstarter.
@@LymanAbraxas Upzone shared a post on their Facebook page showing that it can hold up under the weight of several decent sized metal minis, including a photo of one of the minis on a scale.
I know nothing about Warhammer, I know nothing about miniatures, I know very little about painting, yet I could watch you all day long as well as your videos, that goes along way to showing how entertaining you are! Thank you and keep up the incredible work!
Hell yeah, more Oldhammer/ retrogaming! Looking forward to an eventual RT or 2ed battle report when you have your army all painted up! Also, this is the first video sponsor I've EVER seen on UA-cam that actually made me excited. Pop-up book terrain is such an incredible idea I can't believe nobody had ever thought of it before.
I hear you about forest colors man, i've got the same feeling. Grew up in the forest and those colors have always been my favorite and often are calming for me as well.
Your forrest-green paint relationship is really interesting. I grew up on the water and I also love painting blue so I think there's something to say there.
i always love the editing in your videos. really let’s your wonderful personality show, and makes people feel like they know you. thanks for making fantastic videos!
I think that the designers of those minis would be absolutely gobsmacked to see them painted up in this amazing manner. Maybe the Red Armoured Ork is the local Sheriff, or perhaps a Dakkajet pilot waiting for his damaged plane to be fixed. It is great to see you leaning in to the less bombastic side of Ork Fluff.
Damn what a beautiful forest, I live near california redwood forests. They're incredible. I love being inspired by it. I remember dreaming of painting tyranids the colors of the forests around lake tahoe where I used to go when I was a kid too.
Love the colour scheme. As someone old enough to have some of the first Space Orks to roll off the Citadel production line (Evil Sunz were my poison of choice), I'm loving this. BTW, your reference to the importance and 'embeddedness' of place (especially childhood) in shaping us and what we're drawn to made me think of one of my favourite authors - Robert Macfarlane. I'd highly recommend trying The Wild Places to begin with (but all his stuff is great). His writing is so evocative and he particularly focuses on the reflexive relationship between people and their physical environment. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Keep up the great work - Retrohammer all the way!
As i stated to our boy casey as a deathwatch player I shall stem the green tide but as a painter those greenskins you painted are so freaking fantastic. Your blends ooooo they make me jealous
I love your videos, you have hands down the best NMM approach in models, something that would take me hours and look bad but yours is simple, clear and amazing. I need to learn this.
Thanks for this video! Orks were my first army and seeing your treatment of those classic models makes me want to dig out those old models, strip them, and revisit the pure joy they were to paint the first time around. I got sucked into painting some old Rogue Trader era metal marines over the past couple months by another U-tube channel ( who shall remain unnamed, to protect the innocent, and the guilty) so doing a bunch of contemporary Ork models seems the sanest thing to do! I look forward to further videos on this project. As an aside, I too spent a lot of time roaming the woods and fields where I was raised and looking at my own painting , there are an inordinate amount of green and earth tones models. Same with my paint collection! Mostly browns, greens, and shades of grey! Anyways, thanks again!
Paul Boners early black and white artwork on the orks, without doubt, was one of the biggest influencers on my early art development. Which also went on to have a huge influence on my career. Not so much the style, which I love, but the characterisation he captured in his images went on to be a huge influence as to how powerful "character" is, whaterver you're desigining and drawing... He is, by far, GWs best artists to date. Although... I do have to give a shout out to Jes Goodwin at this point too, his eldar designs showed me the strength of design and what it can bring to a world and character... His style and Eldar development sketches, were actually a direct influence on the way I draw, in the early days. The only reason he doesn't top Paul Boner, is because as time went on, Jes work had less of an influence on me, while I still reference Pauls work and characterisation now... Really pleased to see it included here.
Jag bor I Sverige i Enkoping et or i 1990. Jag ingen pratar svenska. However, I vividly remember all the greys, trees with lichen, sky, rocks and would clamber over overgrown ruins in the area. A local importer brings in Kalle! caviar in the blond boy tube, yum. love your channel.
Maybe that's why my paintjobs always lean more towards cartoony. Because when I look back to my childhood, I've always been a big fan of cartoons. And I'm still a big fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This would explain a lot. Your video did more than just show off your plans for your Ork army colour scheme.
Hey Emil. Love the videos. You were one of the first mini painters I followed regularly on UA-cam. Always get really inspired after watching one of your vids! Keep up the great work.
This is the first time ever any UA-cam channel I follow has ever advertised anything I ever clicked on. (I started following you after your Kickstarter, Squidmar.)
You and I have a similar story for our armies! I'm collecting Slaves to Darkness, and the story for my army is that they're all from different clans, but are united in the thought that they don't have to succumb to chaos. They're realists who understand that chaos exists regardless, and that the key is moderation and unity. Of course, it's hard to tell whether that's just fanciful thinking, or if they're onto something. They're still mercenaries and will help whomever pays the most.
Loved the video Emil! The forest shots where super fun to see and you never cease to amaze with the painting standards you have :D hope we get a lot of people joining for the march of armies!
I really do agree! I like it but i wasnt feeling painting a whole army of it! I'm really excited of where the painting of Ghaz is going, just gotta finish him now :D
Hello Emil, I like your old school orks rly. I started playing in the 2nd edition. Furthermore you bring me to archvillian, and I wait for my anycubic. Pls stay save and never end your job. I ordered my table light with your link
Ashamed to say I've never appreciated orks, was always a Marine fan boy through an through. That being said.. your painting scheme and the way you make them look dark and dank but still pop is inspiring me to want to paint some orks! Great content as always! Big love from the UK! P.S. I'll head over to customs an see if I cant push your terrain through the red tape ;)
Love the way your Ghazghkull is looking! It made me think about repainting mine, but I just can't bring myself to lose that historical snapshot of my painting style and skill from that point in my gaming past. I've also noticed that orks feel less "fluffy" than they used to be. I need to work on getting my hands on those old books. I havent really played or paid much attention to 40k since Gorkmorka was a thing. The more I learn about the current system the more nostalgic I get for the old days. Im glad I'm not the only one!
I really like the lore of your army, so you can paint any clan's colours and they'll fit with the army. I am doing something similar for my AoS Chaos army...mixing mortals and demons of all the chaos gods because they are in the Eighpoints and are going to conquer the realms together :)
@@aggonzalezdc Haha that would be cool. But no, someone to help with video editing. It takes already a huge time to script and record a video, and also to paint the stuff etc. Thats why some Content creators hire someone, who does the video cutting - remove outtakes from the original video, put in effects and transitions because this is a quite annoying task which takes a lot of time.
This is awesome I’m also starting my ork army and have decided to make them an off shoot of the Badmoons who love speed known as the Motor Headz! Lead by Boss Shokk from the Ork Codex 😁Can’t wait to see this project completed 😁
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Check out UPZONE's really cool popup terrain:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/everythingepicgames/upzone-the-pop-up-wargaming-and-rpg-terrain-system
Just a question(the idea is revolutionary tough) Could it withstand the weight of the old metal series being packed and put at it en mass? (As a valhallan guard player this is a real consern) Thanks on advance. Awesome as always.
As someone with more than a few old metal ork nobs, I'm also curious about its ability to carry weight. I love the idea of this. I'll absolutely be checking out the kickstarter.
@@LymanAbraxas Upzone shared a post on their Facebook page showing that it can hold up under the weight of several decent sized metal minis, including a photo of one of the minis on a scale.
Please, can my orks live in your village.
Ps. they might bring a [very] non chaos slightly renegade space marine chapter with them.
@@MrPug-dt4sd always
Dude! I absolutely love the way your orks are coming along, can’t wait to see more :)
You outshined me this week mate
I know nothing about Warhammer, I know nothing about miniatures, I know very little about painting, yet I could watch you all day long as well as your videos, that goes along way to showing how entertaining you are! Thank you and keep up the incredible work!
This man went to the woods to find himself, and a paint scheme for his space orks.
Like his video.
Method?
Hell yeah, more Oldhammer/ retrogaming! Looking forward to an eventual RT or 2ed battle report when you have your army all painted up!
Also, this is the first video sponsor I've EVER seen on UA-cam that actually made me excited. Pop-up book terrain is such an incredible idea I can't believe nobody had ever thought of it before.
This is a positive comment, for the algorithm.
Algo boooooost!
I hear you about forest colors man, i've got the same feeling. Grew up in the forest and those colors have always been my favorite and often are calming for me as well.
WOW that pop up terrain system is GENIUS!!
Brilliant colour sceme I might try it out myself 😀
Brown is my favorite color and I never really thought about why, but it’s got to be my love of the forest and the outdoors!
Your forrest-green paint relationship is really interesting. I grew up on the water and I also love painting blue so I think there's something to say there.
When i was a kid (I'm 62) i had pop-up card toys just like that....my favourite one was a printed garage with 4 bays.
That Obsidian zone would be fantastic for my Necrons!
Looks great bud! You paint orks with so much life!
There's something really nice about those old Orks. Great colours!
This video has so many endearing moments. The diary, the forest, the paint borrowing and, as usual, very helpful content. Fantastic :)
Pop-up terrain is actually such a smart idea! That’s what I need.
So true. I remember the days of polystyrene and a literal hot knife.
Really wholesome video as always! Just so relaxing informative and great! Love You Squidmar!
You bring this old minis back to new life my woodbrother
i always love the editing in your videos. really let’s your wonderful personality show, and makes people feel like they know you. thanks for making fantastic videos!
You're doing NMM on ORKS? You absolute MADMAN. I love it.
The quality of the videos you do is still so amazing. Great job as always.
This channel is great and the algorithm should spread it out far and wide. Love it.
I think that the designers of those minis would be absolutely gobsmacked to see them painted up in this amazing manner.
Maybe the Red Armoured Ork is the local Sheriff, or perhaps a Dakkajet pilot waiting for his damaged plane to be fixed.
It is great to see you leaning in to the less bombastic side of Ork Fluff.
7:21 made my daily dose of wholesomeness (:
Those turned out GREAT, so earthy and gritty, LOVE IT!!!
Pop up...... Terrain?
*Maniacal giggles*
I've missed you squidmar. That airbrush work is boss. Wagh!👍
I really love your color scheme. I could see that army blending in as they attack through a lush jungle or forest.
Damn what a beautiful forest, I live near california redwood forests. They're incredible. I love being inspired by it. I remember dreaming of painting tyranids the colors of the forests around lake tahoe where I used to go when I was a kid too.
That forest is beautiful id love to visit one day
I love the look and feel of the Paul Bonner orks. And its so nice to see some classic orks getting a lovely paint scheme. Can't wait for more
11:22 i love that brown goldish armor
Who else read that as 'goldfish armor'?
@@sasserine you crack me up😂
I love the old ork models just haven't felt them since the Mark Bedford style took over
Love the colour scheme. As someone old enough to have some of the first Space Orks to roll off the Citadel production line (Evil Sunz were my poison of choice), I'm loving this. BTW, your reference to the importance and 'embeddedness' of place (especially childhood) in shaping us and what we're drawn to made me think of one of my favourite authors - Robert Macfarlane. I'd highly recommend trying The Wild Places to begin with (but all his stuff is great). His writing is so evocative and he particularly focuses on the reflexive relationship between people and their physical environment. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Keep up the great work - Retrohammer all the way!
Love this classic orks😍
So close to 200k! Congrats!
I wish I had that pop up terrain when I was a kid!
As i stated to our boy casey as a deathwatch player I shall stem the green tide but as a painter those greenskins you painted are so freaking fantastic. Your blends ooooo they make me jealous
Fixing to start on my rouge trader orks.
After buying them most of them 35 years ago. 😆
I love your videos, you have hands down the best NMM approach in models, something that would take me hours and look bad but yours is simple, clear and amazing. I need to learn this.
Thanks, your vids have really helped for a newcomer like me.
Good ad, that pop up terrain looks excellent if the price is fair. Thanks for taking the effort to find sponsors that are related to the topic.
Super excited to see how you base them! I really enjoyed the paintjobs you showed off here. :)
Looks great, looking forward to seeing the progress with these!
I liked the view of the "inner Emil" we got in this one.
Beautiful painting, that was great to watch them coming together with each brush stroke.
Thanks for this video! Orks were my first army and seeing your treatment of those classic models makes me want to dig out those old models, strip them, and revisit the pure joy they were to paint the first time around. I got sucked into painting some old Rogue Trader era metal marines over the past couple months by another U-tube channel ( who shall remain unnamed, to protect the innocent, and the guilty)
so doing a bunch of contemporary Ork models seems the sanest thing to do!
I look forward to further videos on this project. As an aside, I too spent a lot of time roaming the woods and fields where I was raised and looking at my own painting , there are an inordinate amount of green and earth tones models. Same with my paint collection! Mostly browns, greens, and shades of grey!
Anyways, thanks again!
Paul Boners early black and white artwork on the orks, without doubt, was one of the biggest influencers on my early art development. Which also went on to have a huge influence on my career.
Not so much the style, which I love, but the characterisation he captured in his images went on to be a huge influence as to how powerful "character" is, whaterver you're desigining and drawing...
He is, by far, GWs best artists to date. Although... I do have to give a shout out to Jes Goodwin at this point too, his eldar designs showed me the strength of design and what it can bring to a world and character... His style and Eldar development sketches, were actually a direct influence on the way I draw, in the early days. The only reason he doesn't top Paul Boner, is because as time went on, Jes work had less of an influence on me, while I still reference Pauls work and characterisation now...
Really pleased to see it included here.
Funny that in Finland there's an adult's toy shaped like cabbage worm, Swedish use it as a pen of course :D Love your videos man.
these orcs will be amazing when you are done. Makes me want to order mine right now.
to orks id say You just Go CRAZY the Crazier the better The Funnier the Better if posible
Nice blouse!
hahaha that shot of you playing in your ikea-esc display apartment cracked me up :D
Jag bor I Sverige i Enkoping et or i 1990. Jag ingen pratar svenska. However, I vividly remember all the greys, trees with lichen, sky, rocks and would clamber over overgrown ruins in the area. A local importer brings in Kalle! caviar in the blond boy tube, yum. love your channel.
That's a really nice color scheme! You did a great job on that!
Love the natural colors! Great job 😁
Thank you , Squid .
sorry not digging the Orcs scheme , but they not my figures ,
Upzone, no thanks .
Maybe that's why my paintjobs always lean more towards cartoony. Because when I look back to my childhood, I've always been a big fan of cartoons. And I'm still a big fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This would explain a lot. Your video did more than just show off your plans for your Ork army colour scheme.
Hey Emil. Love the videos. You were one of the first mini painters I followed regularly on UA-cam. Always get really inspired after watching one of your vids! Keep up the great work.
This is the first time ever any UA-cam channel I follow has ever advertised anything I ever clicked on. (I started following you after your Kickstarter, Squidmar.)
Went in looking for cool orks, came out with a new understanding of my heritage and how it effects me
Oh and also cool orks
You and me same page!
Looking good.
You and I have a similar story for our armies! I'm collecting Slaves to Darkness, and the story for my army is that they're all from different clans, but are united in the thought that they don't have to succumb to chaos. They're realists who understand that chaos exists regardless, and that the key is moderation and unity. Of course, it's hard to tell whether that's just fanciful thinking, or if they're onto something. They're still mercenaries and will help whomever pays the most.
Love your work! Moot green all the way for my ladz - for that vibrant almost radioactive green feeling!
Must admit I usually skip straight past the sponsor stuff but that pop-up terrain looks genius
Super nice to see the books getting some real use :)
I really liked the colour scheme, felt like a natural fit, all those brown and green tones, for those beefy fungi :)
Loved the video Emil! The forest shots where super fun to see and you never cease to amaze with the painting standards you have :D hope we get a lot of people joining for the march of armies!
Really enjoyed the format, it was a great mix elements :)
Love your stuff, as always, Emil!
When take idea from baby books and do it right for modellism.
They seem interesting, only to understand how durable they are on usage
So excited to see you paint these boys. Just got my Gorkanaut and can't wait till he's painted up and ready for WAAAAAAGH!
The green flesh with the red armour works really well and gives some really nice contrast
I really do agree! I like it but i wasnt feeling painting a whole army of it! I'm really excited of where the painting of Ghaz is going, just gotta finish him now :D
Brilliant, love your ghazkull! 🤘
Just gotta finish him now 😁
@@SquidmarMiniatures looking forward to seeing him done, reminds me of Genghis Khan 🔥
Really great choice of color scheme !
Those board games look like lots of fun! and the video is great, love your channel aesthetic
Can you please show us your spider goblin army
From raiding your girlfriends diary and wardrobe to choosing colours for your orks. Salvador Dali levels of surrealism.
Hello Emil, I like your old school orks rly. I started playing in the 2nd edition. Furthermore you bring me to archvillian, and I wait for my anycubic. Pls stay save and never end your job. I ordered my table light with your link
Best opening ever lmao
Can't get enough retro orks!
That kickstarter look awesome, I will have to get the Catherdral one...
Fighty Fighty Waghh is what I'm calling them now
damn thats a sexy airbrush
Ashamed to say I've never appreciated orks, was always a Marine fan boy through an through. That being said.. your painting scheme and the way you make them look dark and dank but still pop is inspiring me to want to paint some orks! Great content as always! Big love from the UK! P.S. I'll head over to customs an see if I cant push your terrain through the red tape ;)
Do it 😍
Love the way your Ghazghkull is looking! It made me think about repainting mine, but I just can't bring myself to lose that historical snapshot of my painting style and skill from that point in my gaming past. I've also noticed that orks feel less "fluffy" than they used to be. I need to work on getting my hands on those old books. I havent really played or paid much attention to 40k since Gorkmorka was a thing. The more I learn about the current system the more nostalgic I get for the old days. Im glad I'm not the only one!
I just gotta finish him now :D
Man keep him as he is. A new one is like 15 bucks on ebay from time to time :)
I really like the lore of your army, so you can paint any clan's colours and they'll fit with the army. I am doing something similar for my AoS Chaos army...mixing mortals and demons of all the chaos gods because they are in the Eighpoints and are going to conquer the realms together :)
You should like and comment to appease the almighty algorithm 👍🏼
❤️
All hail the algorithm!
@@jonashenriksson2182 You can’t hail the algorithm! That’s heresy!
Eats more souls than the Emperor himself.
praise be!
There is no other ork for me than a Paul Bonner one.
I can’t be the only one who’s just stupidly curious about who was sitting painting in the background of a lot of the shots in this video lol
Thats the cutter that works for Emil already some time now :)
@@PaganGamersDE Cutter? So, just like a person that cuts bits out from sprues and probably cleans them up?
@@aggonzalezdc Haha that would be cool. But no, someone to help with video editing. It takes already a huge time to script and record a video, and also to paint the stuff etc.
Thats why some Content creators hire someone, who does the video cutting - remove outtakes from the original video, put in effects and transitions because this is a quite annoying task which takes a lot of time.
Huh. I thought it would be a family member. Especially since its been a 1 week break from school in Sweden just now
Holy crap how in the heck does he do such awesome hi lights on a model so tiny, Your awesome man.
This is awesome I’m also starting my ork army and have decided to make them an off shoot of the Badmoons who love speed known as the Motor Headz! Lead by Boss Shokk from the Ork Codex 😁Can’t wait to see this project completed 😁
wow. what a nerd.
i mean that as a compliment.
i love it
That intro was so amazing. Tusind tak, Emil :)
Haha well... 🤣
Ghazghkull looks positively royal!
Just gotta finish him now
A lot of the old Ork artwork is done by Paul Bonner, who also coloured my youth with his work in Drakar och Demoner.
This is starting to get good! any chance you'll be adding some grots and gretchin' thrown into the mix?
I love your take on the old ork minis man.
What is the name of that super chill backing song with the trumpet?? I love it
You should use the leopard shirt as inspiration for the colour scheme of the army 🤓