haha get deception you think you charge my 40mm base eliminator but it is actually blade guard i try once put it behide cover now your unit have stealth
Yeah, because that's surely illegal and it would be bad for GW's profits! Think of how much they lose when you buy from China for less than ⅓ of the original Forgeworld price with nearly the same quality! You should absolutely not do that!
@kaspersaldell While of course. Those poor wittle guys need their money let's not even mention how 3d printing damages them. I can't even imagine such crime 😔
As of recently I was starting to actually question the price of models in general. Like a month ago I had a trip to my local target to pick up the space marine 2 board game, unfortunately all packages were open and the only missing model was Titus 💀. So they were selling the rest of box for $12, I still bought one because 20 models of nids was a steal.
My biggest issue with Forgeworld is that 40k decided to axe most of it. I bought FW Tau, 2 months later all legends(Exept the giant Tau'Nar), bought FW orks, 1 month later legends. It sucks they charge so much, with sometimes mediocre, overused molds. My Tau'Unar was fantastic, a great hobby project, their instructions even told what magnets to use. But to CHarge so much and just practically delete them without warning is beyond disgusting.
yeah welcome to warhammer. Im thinking of getting a Tau'Nar cuz BEEG Robot thats only if it wins the sub goal vote at the end of the year. Just want it for collection purposes.
Well its a refreshing take than "if we ignore the mould lines, bloated part counts, and barrel drilling, then plastic is easier" We get it. It's expensive. Doesn't make it bad.
@@kris220b Resin has less mould lines (some have none, like heads), less sprue tab connections, and most barrels have a hollow tip. I've built tonnes of resin and plastic models, sometimes at the same time. I know the differences.
@JayJapanB my tau xv9 has a moldline so thick it could be an exposed cable had that actually been intended Also came with a craoton of flashing in the jumpjet mounts Resincasts only have less lines if they are made properly, FW ones arent Resin also has the bonus of being even worse for your health And way heavier, with way too few FW kits having enough or deep enough slots for gluing The knee joint on a resin contemptor is especially bad, theres so little surface area to glue
@@kris220b don't he's wrong I have no fucking clue what he's on about ive put together hundreds of forge world kits and like 4 my whole life fit right
Yeah, there's no way that Cerastus wouldn't be a bunch of broken shards of resin by the time I was finished fixing the warps, flash, and mold lines before dropping it mid-painting session.
@ Tbh I'd still rather do plastic and not have to clean the resin, get all the gates and imperfections off, be able to use plastic glue for a better connection, etc
@@Handi_Crafts Plastic gap filling is an application of sprue-glue and trimming the resulting mold line. Resin gap filling is a sculpting project that requires dedicated tools, significant practice and extensive pining to look passable. Also it requires respirator masks because that stuff is literally cancerous if inhaled.
I would love to see the convenience fee of playing different war games. It’s easy to find people for a game of 40K. What about the travel costs to find more remote events that play stuff like bolt action and compare that to the model and rules costs, etc
I got my first forge world model recently (the custodes galatus Dreadnought), haven't built it yet, but i do gotta say, i built a plastic contemptor recently, and i do hope they eventually move the cudtoes Dreadnoughts to plastic in the future, cause, at least for me, the building process is pretty fun, seeing it all come together. Also, the prices for forge world models, ~$100 for the galatus, was rough.
Mate u dont want a mathematician u want a statistician they are a strange breed of interperters and soothsayers siting at the intersection between stem and the Humanities yet forgin to both a strang and elusive creature
The hidden fee is probably the corpo tax. Same as special characters and addon packs. Complexity does add costs just because of sculpting times. But the raw materials and labor costs definitely can get inflated by that inflation. Why should one phobos captain model cost 56% of the 10 man phobos team? Or 67% of a normal intercessor team. Points per dollar can be factored in occasionally, but realistically, models/plastic per dollar can be redonk-a-donk. Disclaimer: I am very dumb, this could all be wrong. Please for the love of waffles fact check me haha. In theory, one could get 1400 pounds of high impact polystyrene for about 1900 dollary doos. That's $1.35 per pound. Considering a full set of sprues for 10 intercessors weighs about 175 grams, that's $0.52 per box of intercessors. I spoke with my sibling who used to work in industrial fabrication too. They said that an injection mold the size of a basic 8.5 by 5.5 inch sprue would cost about $2000-2500. In another insider look for another mini company (I forgot which vid, I can find it if anyone wants to check it out), the company had their own injection mold making mills/cncs. It's fair to assume these larger mini companies do have in house systems in place to make their own molds too. I just fact checked this on the midwest steel and aluminum site and two large billets would cost you about $2500! Those two sunk costs will also be recovered very quickly considering how big GW is. The same goes for machinery, but now we're getting into long term assets, which include buildings and such. Those are still important to consider, but with mass production those costs can be covered by bulk magic. Although, I don't know too much about UK taxes, and tariffs and import and export costs are also really nasty for british stuff these days. So, all that is left is box cost, sculptor hours, and labor. Since it takes about 2 minutes (from my own research and what my sibling said) to inject and pop out a sprue, the hours per sprue are minimal for the mold operator. The pellet prep guy likely has his own costs too. I went to the GW job listings and the "material handler", which could cover a range of jobs, which may include handling machinery and those associated materials, like pellets. They get paid $20 bucks and hour too. Overall, the employee costs aren't egregious. So, time for heavy guess-timation. Let's assume it takes an hour for the material guy to get the pellets prepped for a whole batch (+ $20). But that batch isn't for one sprue, but many. Let's say they have a big bin with 100 pounds of material (~45300 grams). It takes about 2 minutes to inject a mold and get it out (20*0.03 = $0.66). Another couple minutes to box the guys up and shrink wrap them ($2-5 per box + 5 minutes = $1.66 - $4.66). The raw pellet cost of, in this case intercessors, would be $0.52. Now applying the amount of work the pellet prepper did (175/45300 = 0.0038*20 = $0.08). One box of intercessors in raw materials and labor would cost about $5.92. With utilities, overhead, sunk costs, and storage factored in let's just estimate with a flat $10 (maybe 15 if the Uk is more brutal than I'm assuing). Now, for UK prices they sell intercessors at about $50 (40 pounds) a box. So the local markup is at and added 400%. For places like the US, shipping is a factor, and these days 10 bucks in shipping per box wouldn't surprise me, putting US local prices at 62.5 per box. Overall, with my dumb dumb math, the prices of their minis are very likely hyper inflated. Also, 10 votann is only three 8.5 by 5.5 sprues, and that costs 60 bucks. In theory losing one whole sprue would cause a bigger dropoff in price than 2.5 dollars right? And nearly 90 dollars for a set of 10 kriegers who aren't elites? And if you want a horde army of them? Oh boy. So sorry about my word vomit. I just wanted to backup my claim of insane corpo markups with a little research and math I did.
I buy a lot and I mean A LOT of Forgeworld Stuff because it just tickles my Hamwarmer Brain. But to read comments who are disappointed by the quality just always saddens me. The only problem I ever had was that a Decimators Body Mould was missaligned, thats it. I always made good experiences with FW, but if possible I often wait for a plastic release, just for money reasons
Thought to myself recently "time to cut the purchases" and then caught eye of all the Red Scorpions stuff thats now OOP...started screaming internally how its now gonna be overpriced and scarce...sheeet I quit 😢
You’re missing the time when most Forge World kits came with a tonne of bubbles, miscasts, and warped parts, and when you called in about it, FW simply told you to ‘deal with it’. All that well still being priced much above the equivalent plastic. I think most of the Titan kits are still that way.
1:36 What did you notice about your Telamon Dreadnought? As a recast junkie, I hadn’t heard that Games Workshop recasts 3D Printed Masters. Although it makes total sense (especially in the context of GW’s other shenanigans related to 3D printing and pricing issues).
@@Handi_CraftsThank you so much! I’ve also just found your other video on it, and now I see what you were talking about. I was doubly shocked that GW was recasting FDM prints-I was expecting them to recast their original resin castings; so this is more egregious! Thank you! For anyone else following the comment thread, here’s the video with pretty start proof that GW had used FDM 3D Prints to recast Forgeworld models: ua-cam.com/video/1wF_eLoK9PA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
It has to do with the volume they can sell and the supply-demand price they can get. If they are 3D designing for printing to resin cast that is a good start for CNC machining molds for injection molding. If they sell enough resin models that is a good indicator that making a plastic injection mold will be worthwhile.
Bought the Fordge World Avenger flyer as it was my favorite model. In about three hours of trying to put it together I completely gave up and always gonna say FuGG Forgeworld. Parts horribly warped massive bubbles, whole chips missing, resin runoff that looked like detail and detail that looked like runoff. Yeah new plastic models are crazy to put together but id rather have that quality over dealing with harsh terrible resin.
Finance bro here: Pretty good analysis, probably over complicated some of the assumptions but still thorough nonetheless. A pretty good addition might have been the use of unit cost economics. A forecast of future prices could be derived from averaging historic deltas between plastic and resin and using the percentage as the growth rate over the intervals in which GW increases prices. You could then discount them back to a present value using inflation as the discount rate.
I'm not sure, but looks like after merging FW into GW quality of the resin models became better - less horribly warped parts and less missed pieces. Maybe they reinvented such thing as "quality control" that was lost since Dark Age of Technology and was beyond comprehension of the ForgeWorld specialists. Most comical situation that I saw - several years ago some poor guy ordered resin primarch, waited for a delivery about a month and got the box where was only scenic base but no primarch, so instead of primarch it was a rock and model of some random dead marine 😅 After long negotiations with FW support they sent primarch model (IIRC full box with same base) and paid for delivery, but again he waited another month. Some time ago I wanted to buy a resin Fire Raptor gunship but after watching few videos of unboxing/assembling I changed my mind - I doubted that I even could build this abomination. Same with Fellblade. I hope GW will make them in plastic. But, to be honest, new Horus Heresy resin characters are really good (maybe because they are new and Fire Raptor is quite old model).
I’m going to be so fucking poor if they ever release a reasonably priced Warlord Titan in plastic for 40K and not AdTech. $3500 AUD if I wanted one that’s legal. I can spend $1k AUD and get a recast that’s an entire one but then I need to get the head I want (They have the one head from that one specific location from a while back, and the hand and sun fury and the rocket pods, not the set the recast era are selling as one kit. If I could put what I want instead that’d be sicker.
THATS RIGHT GW, I can see you reading this. I would rather give someone else money for a product that’s going to be of similar quality to what you offer but cheaper. $3500 for 3500 points of slag isn’t great GW.
Not sure about that like realistically it would probably have a %43 reduction in price so for USA it would be $323. But I don't think it will be that price $275 USD sounds more realistic since a new edition box is about $280 USD
It seems like you are confusing forgeworld resin, forgeworld and plastics and Games Workshop. Plastic can be either GW mainline or Forgeworld/SDS, which has been muddied thanks to the websites merging.
Yeah I know at this point honestly just sell us the 3d prints it would probably be cheaper also we wouldn't get as pissed with terrible 3d printing lines like the HH alpha legion sniper.
No matter how you break it down GW stuff no matter what it is made out of is insanely overpriced. Look at plastic they keep going up and up as the price for everything goes down and the tech gets cheaper. The plastic its self one ton of the plastic GW uses is only a couple of hundred bucks some of the bigger kits costs almost as much as one ton of plastic does ha.
If you just ignore: Casting failures Mould release agent causing paint to chip off Poor connection points Missing parts Parts being easily broken Frequent use of putty/green stuff to fill gaps Resin dust potentially causing CANCER It being prohibitively expensive for most people Then resin kits are totally easier to build than plastic kits... Genuinely one of the most bizarre takes I've ever heard. Fewer parts does not = easier. There has never been a point in time when I've built a plastic kit and thought "I really wish I had to spend an extra 2 hours cleaning and fixing this model before I prime it"
Its not hypocritical of them to use 3d printing to make masters and test models. They aren't against 3d printing, they are against copyright infringement lol.
Simply put, GW is a scam company in general regardless of material. If you want to see it in action, head down to your local Hobby store and pick up a Gundam kit. A Captain in Terminator Armor will set you back about $44 and get you 1 sprue of injection molded grey plastic to create a mono-pose 2-ish inch tall miniature that requires painting. It has 2 weapon options for each arm but, unless magnetized, can only have 1 set. Gluing is required. A Real Grade RX-78-2 Gundam Kit will set you back about $31 and get you 10 sprues of injection molded pre-colored plastic to create a fully articulated 5-ish inch tall figure. It comes with 3 interchangeable weapons, a shield, and a detachable fighter jet with tiny pilot. Sprues are multi-colored (different sections of sprues have different colors) and no painting is requires but you can paint it if desired. No gluing needed. Gundam shows that injection molds don't magically inflate the cost of a product to the insane degree that GW thinks it should. Between that and 3D Printing getting bigger and bigger I don't see how GW can continue to justify raising prices over lowering them.
Always, the best way to start a 40k army is print the miniatures on paper and place them on a cardboard base.
haha get deception you think you charge my 40mm base eliminator but it is actually blade guard
i try once put it behide cover now your unit have stealth
Ah yes forge world models. The models that I definitely don't illegally buy from a recast site
Yeah, because that's surely illegal and it would be bad for GW's profits! Think of how much they lose when you buy from China for less than ⅓ of the original Forgeworld price with nearly the same quality! You should absolutely not do that!
@kaspersaldell While of course. Those poor wittle guys need their money let's not even mention how 3d printing damages them. I can't even imagine such crime 😔
@@NynIsGamingcan ya share the website so I can avoid it
@@noah_the_nerfer while of course my fellow law abiding citizen. It's called wartablegames it's a terrible place filled with recasting thiefs
@@NynIsGaming Yes that's exactly the one I was thinking about! A real hive of thieves, that place.
As of recently I was starting to actually question the price of models in general. Like a month ago I had a trip to my local target to pick up the space marine 2 board game, unfortunately all packages were open and the only missing model was Titus 💀. So they were selling the rest of box for $12, I still bought one because 20 models of nids was a steal.
Thats horrible. I hate thieves
My biggest issue with Forgeworld is that 40k decided to axe most of it. I bought FW Tau, 2 months later all legends(Exept the giant Tau'Nar), bought FW orks, 1 month later legends. It sucks they charge so much, with sometimes mediocre, overused molds. My Tau'Unar was fantastic, a great hobby project, their instructions even told what magnets to use. But to CHarge so much and just practically delete them without warning is beyond disgusting.
yeah welcome to warhammer. Im thinking of getting a Tau'Nar cuz BEEG Robot thats only if it wins the sub goal vote at the end of the year. Just want it for collection purposes.
''I'm not a mathematician'' *procedes to drop an social-economic calculus to solve climate, hunger and healthcare for the next 6 minutes*
ah yes, if we ignore the biggest annoyances with FW resin, plastic kits are harder
"If you ignore the potential health effects, asbestos is a great fire retardant!"
Well its a refreshing take than "if we ignore the mould lines, bloated part counts, and barrel drilling, then plastic is easier"
We get it. It's expensive. Doesn't make it bad.
@JayJapanB resin has moldlines too
And not all resin barrels are molded with a hollow tip
@@kris220b Resin has less mould lines (some have none, like heads), less sprue tab connections, and most barrels have a hollow tip.
I've built tonnes of resin and plastic models, sometimes at the same time. I know the differences.
@JayJapanB my tau xv9 has a moldline so thick it could be an exposed cable had that actually been intended
Also came with a craoton of flashing in the jumpjet mounts
Resincasts only have less lines if they are made properly, FW ones arent
Resin also has the bonus of being even worse for your health
And way heavier, with way too few FW kits having enough or deep enough slots for gluing
The knee joint on a resin contemptor is especially bad, theres so little surface area to glue
less gap filling? since when? none of the big FW vehicles fit correctly together
Knights and dreadnoughts
@Handi_Crafts i will take your word on it
But never Seen a video on FW tanks or flyers that didnt involve a lot of bending, filling and sanding
@@kris220b don't he's wrong I have no fucking clue what he's on about ive put together hundreds of forge world kits and like 4 my whole life fit right
"Which kit is easier to build if you ignore all the parts that make the kit hard to build?"
Yeah, there's no way that Cerastus wouldn't be a bunch of broken shards of resin by the time I was finished fixing the warps, flash, and mold lines before dropping it mid-painting session.
2:18 "ignoring all the problems with building resin, is it easier or harder to build then plastic?"
It is easier IMO less parts you gotta deal with and gap filling
@ Tbh I'd still rather do plastic and not have to clean the resin, get all the gates and imperfections off, be able to use plastic glue for a better connection, etc
@@Handi_Crafts Plastic gap filling is an application of sprue-glue and trimming the resulting mold line. Resin gap filling is a sculpting project that requires dedicated tools, significant practice and extensive pining to look passable. Also it requires respirator masks because that stuff is literally cancerous if inhaled.
Recasting a 3d master is pretty standard these days. I've seen it even for like garage kits.
I would love to see the convenience fee of playing different war games. It’s easy to find people for a game of 40K. What about the travel costs to find more remote events that play stuff like bolt action and compare that to the model and rules costs, etc
I got my first forge world model recently (the custodes galatus Dreadnought), haven't built it yet, but i do gotta say, i built a plastic contemptor recently, and i do hope they eventually move the cudtoes Dreadnoughts to plastic in the future, cause, at least for me, the building process is pretty fun, seeing it all come together. Also, the prices for forge world models, ~$100 for the galatus, was rough.
A squad of 5 catiphractii terminators before the rebox was actually 70 USD.
Mate u dont want a mathematician u want a statistician they are a strange breed of interperters and soothsayers siting at the intersection between stem and the Humanities yet forgin to both a strang and elusive creature
The hidden fee is probably the corpo tax. Same as special characters and addon packs. Complexity does add costs just because of sculpting times. But the raw materials and labor costs definitely can get inflated by that inflation. Why should one phobos captain model cost 56% of the 10 man phobos team? Or 67% of a normal intercessor team. Points per dollar can be factored in occasionally, but realistically, models/plastic per dollar can be redonk-a-donk.
Disclaimer: I am very dumb, this could all be wrong. Please for the love of waffles fact check me haha.
In theory, one could get 1400 pounds of high impact polystyrene for about 1900 dollary doos. That's $1.35 per pound. Considering a full set of sprues for 10 intercessors weighs about 175 grams, that's $0.52 per box of intercessors. I spoke with my sibling who used to work in industrial fabrication too. They said that an injection mold the size of a basic 8.5 by 5.5 inch sprue would cost about $2000-2500. In another insider look for another mini company (I forgot which vid, I can find it if anyone wants to check it out), the company had their own injection mold making mills/cncs. It's fair to assume these larger mini companies do have in house systems in place to make their own molds too. I just fact checked this on the midwest steel and aluminum site and two large billets would cost you about $2500! Those two sunk costs will also be recovered very quickly considering how big GW is. The same goes for machinery, but now we're getting into long term assets, which include buildings and such. Those are still important to consider, but with mass production those costs can be covered by bulk magic. Although, I don't know too much about UK taxes, and tariffs and import and export costs are also really nasty for british stuff these days.
So, all that is left is box cost, sculptor hours, and labor. Since it takes about 2 minutes (from my own research and what my sibling said) to inject and pop out a sprue, the hours per sprue are minimal for the mold operator. The pellet prep guy likely has his own costs too. I went to the GW job listings and the "material handler", which could cover a range of jobs, which may include handling machinery and those associated materials, like pellets. They get paid $20 bucks and hour too. Overall, the employee costs aren't egregious.
So, time for heavy guess-timation. Let's assume it takes an hour for the material guy to get the pellets prepped for a whole batch (+ $20). But that batch isn't for one sprue, but many. Let's say they have a big bin with 100 pounds of material (~45300 grams). It takes about 2 minutes to inject a mold and get it out (20*0.03 = $0.66). Another couple minutes to box the guys up and shrink wrap them ($2-5 per box + 5 minutes = $1.66 - $4.66). The raw pellet cost of, in this case intercessors, would be $0.52. Now applying the amount of work the pellet prepper did (175/45300 = 0.0038*20 = $0.08). One box of intercessors in raw materials and labor would cost about $5.92. With utilities, overhead, sunk costs, and storage factored in let's just estimate with a flat $10 (maybe 15 if the Uk is more brutal than I'm assuing). Now, for UK prices they sell intercessors at about $50 (40 pounds) a box. So the local markup is at and added 400%. For places like the US, shipping is a factor, and these days 10 bucks in shipping per box wouldn't surprise me, putting US local prices at 62.5 per box. Overall, with my dumb dumb math, the prices of their minis are very likely hyper inflated.
Also, 10 votann is only three 8.5 by 5.5 sprues, and that costs 60 bucks. In theory losing one whole sprue would cause a bigger dropoff in price than 2.5 dollars right? And nearly 90 dollars for a set of 10 kriegers who aren't elites? And if you want a horde army of them? Oh boy.
So sorry about my word vomit. I just wanted to backup my claim of insane corpo markups with a little research and math I did.
No problem was a fun read.
I buy a lot and I mean A LOT of Forgeworld Stuff because it just tickles my Hamwarmer Brain.
But to read comments who are disappointed by the quality just always saddens me. The only problem I ever had was that a Decimators Body Mould was missaligned, thats it. I always made good experiences with FW, but if possible I often wait for a plastic release, just for money reasons
Thought to myself recently "time to cut the purchases" and then caught eye of all the Red Scorpions stuff thats now OOP...started screaming internally how its now gonna be overpriced and scarce...sheeet I quit 😢
Some math and data on what price increases from certain items we’d see from tariffs would make a good video...
You’re missing the time when most Forge World kits came with a tonne of bubbles, miscasts, and warped parts, and when you called in about it, FW simply told you to ‘deal with it’. All that well still being priced much above the equivalent plastic. I think most of the Titan kits are still that way.
1:36 What did you notice about your Telamon Dreadnought? As a recast junkie, I hadn’t heard that Games Workshop recasts 3D Printed Masters. Although it makes total sense (especially in the context of GW’s other shenanigans related to 3D printing and pricing issues).
In the photo print lines on the shoulders also a video i did in the past has more examples.
@@Handi_CraftsThank you so much! I’ve also just found your other video on it, and now I see what you were talking about. I was doubly shocked that GW was recasting FDM prints-I was expecting them to recast their original resin castings; so this is more egregious! Thank you!
For anyone else following the comment thread, here’s the video with pretty start proof that GW had used FDM 3D Prints to recast Forgeworld models: ua-cam.com/video/1wF_eLoK9PA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Sanest GW pricing
It has to do with the volume they can sell and the supply-demand price they can get. If they are 3D designing for printing to resin cast that is a good start for CNC machining molds for injection molding. If they sell enough resin models that is a good indicator that making a plastic injection mold will be worthwhile.
A lot of forge world models have great sculpts, then get remade in plastic with worse sculpts! Krieg is a good example
congrats on 10k subs. amam make it your 10k1
“secret” tax, lol
Bought the Fordge World Avenger flyer as it was my favorite model. In about three hours of trying to put it together I completely gave up and always gonna say FuGG Forgeworld. Parts horribly warped massive bubbles, whole chips missing, resin runoff that looked like detail and detail that looked like runoff. Yeah new plastic models are crazy to put together but id rather have that quality over dealing with harsh terrible resin.
Yeah I have noticed fliers are notoriously bad from FW usually the dreadnoughts & knights were always the "best"
Finance bro here: Pretty good analysis, probably over complicated some of the assumptions but still thorough nonetheless. A pretty good addition might have been the use of unit cost economics. A forecast of future prices could be derived from averaging historic deltas between plastic and resin and using the percentage as the growth rate over the intervals in which GW increases prices. You could then discount them back to a present value using inflation as the discount rate.
I wish GW would make the forge world iron hands minis into plastic. I had to make my own medusan immortal squad out of a HH mk3 comand squad
I'm not sure, but looks like after merging FW into GW quality of the resin models became better - less horribly warped parts and less missed pieces. Maybe they reinvented such thing as "quality control" that was lost since Dark Age of Technology and was beyond comprehension of the ForgeWorld specialists.
Most comical situation that I saw - several years ago some poor guy ordered resin primarch, waited for a delivery about a month and got the box where was only scenic base but no primarch, so instead of primarch it was a rock and model of some random dead marine 😅 After long negotiations with FW support they sent primarch model (IIRC full box with same base) and paid for delivery, but again he waited another month.
Some time ago I wanted to buy a resin Fire Raptor gunship but after watching few videos of unboxing/assembling I changed my mind - I doubted that I even could build this abomination. Same with Fellblade. I hope GW will make them in plastic.
But, to be honest, new Horus Heresy resin characters are really good (maybe because they are new and Fire Raptor is quite old model).
One big RU warhammer blogger had the same situation, where they have been shipped an extra base instead of the primarch
Back in 2020 I got shipped a psi titan without the psi titan parts lol. Also yeah the fire raptor is like the storm eagle a nightmare to assemble.
You put GunsVsButter on there twice, lol. Nice video Handi. Maybe they'll release Kaldor Drago in palstic one day. No more floppy sword!
lol
here bud, have a sub. hope you hit 10k
Let forge world die old men
Never!!!
Now this was interesting
Why do you think is the resin titan tech priest enginseer model cheaper than the regular plastic enginseer
Older model is probably why, way older model
Mfw
Bought a chaos knight plastic-resin hybrid on aliexpress for 30 bucks
Best part about ForgeWorld: The 50x cheaper chinese clones have just as bad quality control, so you don't notice the difference!
I'm buying recast 💀
I’m going to be so fucking poor if they ever release a reasonably priced Warlord Titan in plastic for 40K and not AdTech.
$3500 AUD if I wanted one that’s legal. I can spend $1k AUD and get a recast that’s an entire one but then I need to get the head I want (They have the one head from that one specific location from a while back, and the hand and sun fury and the rocket pods, not the set the recast era are selling as one kit. If I could put what I want instead that’d be sicker.
THATS RIGHT GW, I can see you reading this. I would rather give someone else money for a product that’s going to be of similar quality to what you offer but cheaper. $3500 for 3500 points of slag isn’t great GW.
So this means that the plastic acastus knight will be ~~~350 euros 😭😭😭
Not sure about that like realistically it would probably have a %43 reduction in price so for USA it would be $323. But I don't think it will be that price $275 USD sounds more realistic since a new edition box is about $280 USD
@ i mean 280$ isnt that bad considering that gw stuff is cheaper in Europe, so maybe it will be about 260€, but it is still very expensive
To be fair, FW is using 3d printing for what it was meant for. 3d printing wasnt invented for cheap wargaming minis.
gw : forge world is expensive because it so hard to produce
random chinese with 3d printer : 😂
It seems like you are confusing forgeworld resin, forgeworld and plastics and Games Workshop. Plastic can be either GW mainline or Forgeworld/SDS, which has been muddied thanks to the websites merging.
Just reassure yourself that because it's FW, the rules have to be garbage.
What are they teaching in us math classes. Nearly all of the stuff is on basic exams in the uk
Nothing smart people don't wage slave so you gotta make em dumb my financial class was a joke basically worthless info from 30 years ago
Nah it's not hypocritical, it's just the way masters are made these days.
Yeah I know at this point honestly just sell us the 3d prints it would probably be cheaper also we wouldn't get as pissed with terrible 3d printing lines like the HH alpha legion sniper.
No matter how you break it down GW stuff no matter what it is made out of is insanely overpriced. Look at plastic they keep going up and up as the price for everything goes down and the tech gets cheaper. The plastic its self one ton of the plastic GW uses is only a couple of hundred bucks some of the bigger kits costs almost as much as one ton of plastic does ha.
If you just ignore:
Casting failures
Mould release agent causing paint to chip off
Poor connection points
Missing parts
Parts being easily broken
Frequent use of putty/green stuff to fill gaps
Resin dust potentially causing CANCER
It being prohibitively expensive for most people
Then resin kits are totally easier to build than plastic kits...
Genuinely one of the most bizarre takes I've ever heard. Fewer parts does not = easier.
There has never been a point in time when I've built a plastic kit and thought "I really wish I had to spend an extra 2 hours cleaning and fixing this model before I prime it"
Where are you getting the 'resin dust causes cancer from' kween?
Its not hypocritical of them to use 3d printing to make masters and test models. They aren't against 3d printing, they are against copyright infringement lol.
Forge world plastics are cheaper than mainline games.
Simply put, GW is a scam company in general regardless of material. If you want to see it in action, head down to your local Hobby store and pick up a Gundam kit.
A Captain in Terminator Armor will set you back about $44 and get you 1 sprue of injection molded grey plastic to create a mono-pose 2-ish inch tall miniature that requires painting. It has 2 weapon options for each arm but, unless magnetized, can only have 1 set. Gluing is required.
A Real Grade RX-78-2 Gundam Kit will set you back about $31 and get you 10 sprues of injection molded pre-colored plastic to create a fully articulated 5-ish inch tall figure. It comes with 3 interchangeable weapons, a shield, and a detachable fighter jet with tiny pilot. Sprues are multi-colored (different sections of sprues have different colors) and no painting is requires but you can paint it if desired. No gluing needed.
Gundam shows that injection molds don't magically inflate the cost of a product to the insane degree that GW thinks it should. Between that and 3D Printing getting bigger and bigger I don't see how GW can continue to justify raising prices over lowering them.
I may be stupid but 6:51
147-43 should be 104 but I know silly hyperfixate folks (like us) are bad at math
looked at my notes I think I fat fingered the 3 instead of a 2 should be $42
How is your channel this small???
YT algorithm
why is this true
Lmao resin printers go brrrr.
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You don't need to do this as of December 31st
Warhammer will get more expensive