it did, now you got primaris and drukathi/aeldari
(might have print issues, check the STLs)
are you sure those stack?
printing minis with FDM is possible, but considering the time/effort not really worth it. terrain on the other hand...
Always impressed that Raging Heroes managed to suppress their raging Frenchness for long enough to design some non-coomer ranges. I like their Asurmen and Baharroth in particular, although the latter was outdone by GW's official refresh.
Do you like White Scars? Try their Horus heresy book arc.
This is exactly what I've been saying GW needs to do. There is no point in putting any rules in print if they will change before the edition is over. Even if GW charged me say $10 for access to codex rules on their app I'd pay it. Their Warhammer+ subscription should unlock everything for you while you have a sub. I accept that GW will cost a premium, and they can't/wont put out free rules, but I find it hard to believe that it's actually cheaper to produce and sell physical books for $60 instead of a digital code for $10.
One-Page Rules offers a different experience than Warhammer ever provided. Yeah a lot of people pick it up just because fuck GW, but it's a very simple and customizable system. Games are quick to set up and play. Rules are free so if you want to pick it up there's no investment. Unlike older editions OPR has not been abandoned and does receive updates. 40k 5th ed will always be the same. Best of all it uses alternating activations. While AA is not a perfect system either, I find it much preferable to I Go You Go. IGYG tends to alleviate stalling, or padding activation count, but AA avoids snowballing since you don't get to shoot with every gun in your army before your opponent is allowed to respond.
The last time I was in my FLGS, the owner was ranting about codexes (seriously he has to throw out several thousand dollars worth every edition, since GW requires he stock them to get a discount from them and does not offer refunds for unsold ones), he said part of GW's business model might be the same thing that Marvel does by having just so much random shit.
The shop shelf broke before the GW inventory did.
Justin Hills Katie a series is pretty good I generally skipped a second book it's kind of boring it's kind of interesting but it's also kind of boring.
Read it. Some good moments but in the end I felt kind of under impressed by it. I assume there’s more around it as an everyone just dies at the end in a 5d underwater chess move for a gang to get back its contract. I knew enough of the gang lore just browsing the model range, but it left me with “that’s it?” between fights. Exploring the underhive was interesting at least.
From my understanding, they sell things in batches or tiers.
Gorka Morka. I regretted buying it at the time, but in hindsight having first hand experience with it (and only playing, like, two games of it), it's been fun to know about. Especially if you like the goofy side of orc culture.
This is strange to me. I think they did it because they didn't understand Tau were supposed to be space Japan. Since all the other OPR factions are thing from 40k, fantasy armies that never got the sci-fi treatment, and armies from other games (supposedly Rebel Guerillas are from some Mantic game?).
I feel bad for FLGs because Warhammer seems cancerous to any business. Product doesn't just become outdated it becomes obsolete and unsellable. The shelf space required is massive if you consider stocking even a portion of kits. Actual model kits are not big movers since once you own a couple boxes of Space Marines you never have to buy them again. Paint and brushes are what keeps bringing people back. Good luck keeping black/white in stock though because that's what most people want. Unless you're willing to keep batch ordering a bunch of odd colors that wont sell you're going to have a hard time getting in what does. Then of course your customers are going to expect somewhere to use the models they invested hundreds of dollars into. Each player takes up a shit ton of room. They need a big table and lots of terrain to go with it. Worst of all they need time. Depending on how experienced they are these are people hanging around your shop for a whole afternoon/evening. Even if you have a healthy customer base how the hell do you make money off it?
It just takes a really long time. As much as I want to get into resin printing, I have no desire to inhale toxic fumes or deal with the clean up.
Meanwhile in BattleTech: "I bought five mechs the other day just to have because they looked good and now I have forty."
It's kind of insane that this isn't the model they go for. Even if you assume that the real money is in paints and tools you still need models for people to use them on, so why not encourage repeat purchases to drive recurring sales of other product? I would love to buy more fire warriors or crisis suits just to practice. I'd feel more comfortable trying new painting techniques if I wasn't so afraid of messing up a model. I know paint can be stripped or painted over, but layering all kinds of paint on top of each other isn't ideal and eventually clogs up detail. Stripping paint is a hassle. I'd rather give GW some money for more models than buying a ton of alcohol or Simple Green. GW really are their own worst enemy here by self-sabotaging their own sales.
Stripping paint is easy unless you're using some weird paint. Anything from Citadel, AK, Vallejo, Army Painter, etc will come off with a dollar store toothbrush and a 2 minute soak in a bottle of LA Totally Awesome(also from the dollar store) and just use a plastic tub from... the dollar store.
then don't play 40k. just transition ... to the game system that you prefer. imma be real i don't give a fuck about current 40kike and only play heresy and WHFB 6th edition. I don't really care about your opinion on IGYG or alternative activation. it works better for fantasy and heresy has reactions which kind of fix the issue of activation, so I'm not worried about being raped up the ass by a single tau player's opening salvo. An abandoned system is also better because all the new Meta chasing faggotry isn't going on and there's not going to be any niggers, and other brown eyed black haired brown skinned animals in my rule books, stories and art. I guess salamanders are niggers but they're technically medically black so not really niggers.
Or just get some black spray paint and some scrap wood
As someone who actually works around toxic fumes these people screaming about all these toxic fumes you're going to die horribly I've been around stuff that makes resin fumes look like little baby stuff ever been around excellent for waterproofing basically you roll on this thick kind of looks like a red syrupy stuff you'd use to make cherry pie before you put on this waterproof membrane even through the respirator that stuff is potent.
I'm looking at a Bambu A1 for similar reasons, dont really want to deal with resin nonsense.
