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Victrix Early Saxons would be good proxies for Dunland, with earlier armour and weapon styles.

I am currently working on a 20 metre long (ish) dioram of World History in miniature - I estimate I have about 3000 figures to paint - all 1/72 scale. The fun never stops!

You could use the heads as part of the landscape. I saw a comment to put them on pikes maybe a detail for a castle or palisade wall. How about a pile of heads next to a champion or monster. A wall of heads similar to body wall in the movie '300'?

God this dude is getting annoying. Sunk his whole identity into a meme game. Now hes spreading like a cancer to everything else. Why do you guys cheer for grown man children begging on the internet?

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I think if Games Workshop is going to charge extortionate prices they should expect people to proxy their models using models from other companies. It's the natural result of their own actions.

I bought a magnetic sheet and it is super weak :(

I just put them in a shoe box

Def not offended. Victrix is dope.

Thx ! Awesome video!

Looking at other brands like victix or Perry and how many you get in a box and the price, GW is crazily expensive. On a side note Perry Miniatures is owned by the guys that sculpted the GW lotr minis.

Seriously who in their right mind would use those keys

These sheets are not $2. Much more from your link

FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!

Great video very helpful thanks

ok so wood MDF is solution ;] nice i found mine for my old one one ;]

i have roughly 10,000$ worth of space marines from GW and forgeworld that i was collecting from 2005-2009... i just kept buying them, thinking i would one day have an entire chapter (i had all the fluff and company breakdowns, and everything)... i began painting a single tactical squad which i never finished..... very sad.

I recently bought 2 mm thick magnets and they are too thick for GW’s bases to sit flat on. either your mathematics are wrong or GW has made their bases thicker, I Think I rather stick with 1 mm or maybe 1.5mm thick.

Nun oil on the rocks, the drinks of KINGS

Yeah, two main reasons I have moved more to the 3d prints or other manyfactorers on minis is GW's prices and monopose minies, as I love build every model looking individual and different.

Btw, get yourself some matte medium from craft store and then some airbrush paint thinning agent. 50/50 mix of them you can create contrast style paints for slapchop painting when you mix that mix with paints or acrylic inks on wet palette.

147 unpainted dnd minis

Came here from your main channel. I can’t believe the process it takes to make prints. This is an artists dream come true. It’s crazy how much technology is improving. Would love to see more art and 3D printing!

Awesome and easy to understand guide, thanks man!

Thanks so much for this video. Was looking on how to put my banner bearer in. And didn't think of it. Then boom you had the answer

El, Boromir

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my god Bruh ,you saved me so much money i ordered 2 of each 241$ can (taxes and shipping/handling) ,are you kidding me ? you Genius you, on behalf of everyone who did not want to pay 60$ can for 2 dunland cavalry i get 24 for 80 , 120 variants of uscarls,dunlending warrior,chieftain,wild men,thrydan wolsbane, thank you

Easily I have about 3000+ minis and terrain

Project Farms brings us all together.

If it takes you 5 seconds to move (1) figure your doing it wrong lol

Your biggest mistake was getting involved with GW in the first place... Better to play something else... Like Firefight by mantic

Always paint the rims black.

Maybe if GW actually had the models in stock I wouldn’t proxy

"we are going to be using mdf to make these tray--" NOPE! We are going to our fdm 3d printer and make our trays for <10% the cost of materials (or less.) Here is the math: 1kg 1.75mm PLA spool costs $14 a/o today. It holds 333m of filament so $.042 per meter (my slicer uses length of material instead of weight.) A standard 5x2 tray for 28mm bases will require 6.75m of material. So material cost is ~$0.28 per tray vs. $4 per mdf tray. Or a 93% savings. Plus, now we can make any kind of tray our imagination can provide. If you can't find an existing .stl for what you want, you are one yt tutorial away from learning how to model what you want in meshmixer. I've even modeled in ms paint 3d (though I don't recommend it.) If you decide you become a tryhard, it takes a few hours to learn basics of Blender. Plus, you will never buy a piece of physical scenery again. You will print your own trees, walls, etc. Standard PLA doesn't give off fumes, so you just need a space in your workshop for the printer. Note: PLA, which is perfect for trays, is a polyester fiber, it will not 'weld' using plastic glue. For a true 'plastic', you need ABS filament (I think) which is more expensive and absolutely gives off fumes. I have yet to wish I had ABS on hand for any scenery, base, or tray project.