Warhammer 40k

So, I know this guy is full of shit like every other grifter retard. But like, do these guys ever try with their slop?
That guy is too cringe for me to watch,

That said, a bunch of what you would consider grifters. ie. gaming commenters/pundits have jumped on the bandwagon of saying the Custodes box is a failure because femstodes and are trying to make it disappear.

They haven't shown any evidence for that, but if true, I imagine the set will be one of the ones that's an expensive collectors item in ten years.
 
That guy is too cringe for me to watch,

That said, a bunch of what you would consider grifters. ie. gaming commenters/pundits have jumped on the bandwagon of saying the Custodes box is a failure because femstodes and are trying to make it disappear.

They haven't shown any evidence for that, but if true, I imagine the set will be one of the ones that's an expensive collectors item in ten years.
That's why I got burned out by the culture war commentators, all they do is bitch and moan about what is wrong with modern Warhammer and GW so they get grift off of the ad money and the like. How many times do I need to hear the GW is woke and bad before I roll my eyes and move on with my day.
 
So, I know this guy is full of shit like every other grifter retard. But like, do these guys ever try with their slop?
Oh no, the box didn't instantly sell out even though half of the warhammer grifters whine when the boxes do sell out. Why didn't it sell out?

Is it because the custodes models themselves are just replacements for existing models?
Is it because the dreadnought and tank were already bought via FW or recasts by everyone for years?
Is it because it's not a meta army for 40k and with nothing new in the box won't change anything about how custodes play at all?

No, it's got to be due to femstodes. Nevermind the fact that this guy was wrong 2 months ago with his bullshit about "GW stock plummets on response to femstodes". Or how about this one? I thought according to him they retconned them out a year ago?
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That said, a bunch of what you would consider grifters. ie. gaming commenters/pundits have jumped on the bandwagon of saying the Custodes box is a failure because femstodes and are trying to make it disappear.
He doesn't know wtf he's talking about with regard to 40k, GW, the stock market, etc. He's a fucking grifter. He's not even a gaming commentator/pundit. He's just Doomcock 2.0 with less focus on making 2 videos a week for the past half decade about how Kathleen Kennedy is getting fired from Lucasfilm any day now. He's not even consistent with his grift, and he's never posted a single video about anything GW related unless he can use it for his grift. These people are not worth watching or listening to for anything, because they don't care about anything other than hoping to run their mouths getting idiots into a frenzy over some shit.
 
Oh no, the box didn't instantly sell out even though half of the warhammer grifters whine when the boxes do sell out. Why didn't it sell out?

Is it because the custodes models themselves are just replacements for existing models?
Is it because the dreadnought and tank were already bought via FW or recasts by everyone for years?
Is it because it's not a meta army for 40k and with nothing new in the box won't change anything about how custodes play at all?

No, it's got to be due to femstodes. Nevermind the fact that this guy was wrong 2 months ago with his bullshit about "GW stock plummets on response to femstodes". Or how about this one? I thought according to him they retconned them out a year ago?
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He doesn't know wtf he's talking about with regard to 40k, GW, the stock market, etc. He's a fucking grifter. He's not even a gaming commentator/pundit. He's just Doomcock 2.0 with less focus on making 2 videos a week for the past half decade about how Kathleen Kennedy is getting fired from Lucasfilm any day now. He's not even consistent with his grift, and he's never posted a single video about anything GW related unless he can use it for his grift. These people are not worth watching or listening to for anything, because they don't care about anything other than hoping to run their mouths getting idiots into a frenzy over some shit.
I fucking hate these cunts. Spit on them and spit on every other Warhammer "influencer" on YouTube, Instagram etc.
Their clickbait advertainment advice is invariably dogshit and their "I painted 290 models in 37 minutes" thumbnails appeal to the laziest kind of fuckwit that will never pick up a brush.
The lore cunts are even worse.
Chum for absolute spastics.


Duncan Rhodes is alright though. His tutorials are pretty good.
 
Duncan Rhodes is alright though, nice fella.
There's plenty of other good hobby channels as well. But this Doctor Disaster shit isn't a hobby channel, isn't a 40k channel, or anything. He's just a grifter that bounces from topic to topic with no consistency about anything just to get views and farm an audience of retards.
 
I feel sad we'll never see the Pariah return
Blackstone pretty much removed their need.
To make a xenos army depend on extremely rare humans to guard against the warp doesn't fit well with how superior the necrons are supposed to be, even though, yes, they were pretty scary.
It would be like, idk, the Drukhari showing up with captured imperial psykers to fight daemons instead of just using their own weapons
 
There's plenty of other good hobby channels as well. But this Doctor Disaster shit isn't a hobby channel, isn't a 40k channel, or anything. He's just a grifter that bounces from topic to topic with no consistency about anything just to get views and farm an audience of retards.
I hate to bring up the retard de jour, but is he a wannabe Quartering?
 
Is 3D printing worth the hassle, or should I pick up some of the spearhead kits?
It depends on how much space you have. Resin fumes can be harmful so if you don't have a garage you can put it in, you want some sort of grow tent and vent through a window.
 
Is 3D printing worth the hassle, or should I pick up some of the spearhead kits?
If you can deal with Resin, way cheaper. I have seen a few spreadsheets where costs are analysed and the break even point is usually 2 armies or so.

Fdm is great for terrain plus is cheaper, easier and by far the laziest option.
 
It's worth noting that I have seen people print miniatures (infantry even) with FDM printers, but you need a higher end printer and it's incredibly time consuming and not really worth it for 40k armies.
Even with a high end 3d printer, FDM for minis still generally looks like shit. A bambu labs a1 mini with a .2mm nozzle is dirt cheap and can print as well as any other FDM printer on the market with a .2mm nozzle. The problem is that you're going to be limited by the nozzle size, the layer lines, and the supports needed. There is FDM filament that can be smoothed with acetone or even IPA but the problem is that will then obliterate the detail. For shit like tanks, yeah it's doable and will still take hours and hours, but for infantry? It'll look like ass. For terrain it's great.

Here's an example of what I mean. Sure, at first glance it looks like a great print. But if you start looking at the bottoms of the arms, or the shit sticking out of the back of its head, it immediately begins to fall apart due to the overhangs and sagging filament. The focus of the photo is also fucked up, and is hiding layer lines.
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And that's one of the better FDM prints of minis that I've seen. Printed on an a1 mini with a .2mm nozzle, in PLA with .8mm layers.

Resin is great for printing minis, the problem is the fumes while it's printing are fucking awful(and the little filters in some of printers doesn't do shit). You need to vent it outside, and even then dealing with the resin and cleanup is still toxic. Plus the film in the resin vat, and the LCD in the printer are consumables as well. You'll also need to tune for the specific resin you're using, make sure the models you're printing are properly hollowed out without resin traps(they can burst and dump uncured resin months later). Then there's the cleanup, if you don't have basically perfect supports and the printer tuned for the resin, every connection point can become a zit that needs to be sanded/cut down.

3d printing, especially resin printing is basically its own entire hobby. That's fine if you're into that, but for resin I generally prefer to just have friends with printers who I can get to print shit for me if I pay for their resin and time.
 
Even with a high end 3d printer, FDM for minis still generally looks like shit. A bambu labs a1 mini with a .2mm nozzle is dirt cheap and can print as well as any other FDM printer on the market with a .2mm nozzle. The problem is that you're going to be limited by the nozzle size, the layer lines, and the supports needed. There is FDM filament that can be smoothed with acetone or even IPA but the problem is that will then obliterate the detail. For shit like tanks, yeah it's doable and will still take hours and hours, but for infantry? It'll look like ass. For terrain it's great.
I've seen better, but it also relies on the filament (I should have mentioned that) and it was by a mega autist that perfectly calibrated his machine, but yeah resin is still better at infantry.

You'll also need to tune for the specific resin you're using, make sure the models you're printing are properly hollowed out without resin traps(they can burst and dump uncured resin months later).
Calibrating for your resin isn't all that bad as long as you stick to whatever brand/type you like the most. I kept switching resins and even mixing them to get the specific qualities I wanted before settling on one and sticking with it. Hollowing minis is usually handled pretty well by the designers, unless it's Fortress Factory, and is usually not something you need to worry about yourself.
 
Sounds interesting, considering that the arbites' solution to crime is to shoot first, shoot again, then imprison someone for life last. Oh, and send the killer robo-dogo to catch perps.

It's not Arbites (besides one novel(, its hive level beat cops, detectives, etc. Its all contained within a random hive and so characters have near zero insight into the rest of the setting that isn't local politics. The great rift gets a passing mention as 'all the merchant families are being extra cut throat because exports can't happen for some reason'.

Honestly its way closer to traditional cyberpunk than anything else, which is part of what makes it weirdly good. No aliens, no chaos, just a tired, underpaid cop pistol whipping the manager at the local offworld cargo hub as part of busting an illegal narcotics ring.

That said the arbites/the equivalent of SWAT do make a few appearances and they LOVE their jobs, which doesn't include survivors.


The way the novels handle the every day believable sort of grimdark of the average human existence is unique, very Judge Dredd dystopia. But there's a part in one of the novels involving a servitor production assembly line thats probably the scariest thing in 40k outright.

Warhammer Crime is way better than it should be.
 
Calibrating for your resin isn't all that bad as long as you stick to whatever brand/type you like the most. I kept switching resins and even mixing them to get the specific qualities I wanted before settling on one and sticking with it. Hollowing minis is usually handled pretty well by the designers, unless it's Fortress Factory, and is usually not something you need to worry about yourself.
This is true, fortunately it isn't like you need to calibrate between batches of resin. And yes most people making STLs these days have the brains to use something like uvtools to find issues before distributing the files, but it's not always the case unfortunately and is worth checking yourself if you aren't 100% sure about the source of the files.

At the end of the day, it's still more fiddly bullshit that not everyone is going to be willing to put up with even if they think initially it won't be an issue.
 
but it's not always the case unfortunately and is worth checking yourself if you aren't 100% sure about the source of the files.
Definitely, luckily it's easy to check in your slicer and creators are usually consistent.

At the end of the day, it's still more fiddly bullshit that not everyone is going to be willing to put up with even if they think initially it won't be an issue.
This is very true, I do a lot of printing and don't regret getting into it but it always bugs me when the cultists act like it's something you can just drag and drop and everything works out just fine. That kind of misleading just wastes a ton of time and money for people and might expose them to carcinogenic fumes (have people figured out if resin is more likely to cause cancer than frozen foods yet?).
 
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