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Hey guys, today we have another battle report for you! Chris and his Daemonkin take on Kevin and the Blood Angels. As always if you see any rules errors please let us know. Also make sure to check out our current giveaway, which was announced last Tuesday. We are giving away a New Imperial Knight Warden! Keep on Wargaming.

Awesome armies! I like those dreadnaughts!

 Solosam47 wrote:
Awesome armies! I like those dreadnaughts!

Thanks man, they are definitely unique. I'll be taking a video showcase of the army in the future. Keep an eye out on our channel.

great looking armies!

Reports are getting better but my biggest issue remains. You really should invest in a steady cam (you can make one to save money) or try not to shake all over as much. It just makes the report jarring to watch. Besides that I think your reports are getting better and better.

I think these guys are putting out some of the best video batreps.

Red Corsair wrote:Reports are getting better but my biggest issue remains. You really should invest in a steady cam (you can make one to save money) or try not to shake all over as much. It just makes the report jarring to watch. Besides that I think your reports are getting better and better.

How do I make a steady cam?

Dozer Blades wrote:I think these guys are putting out some of the best video batreps.

Thanks mate! - Kevin.

Well, here is what a steadicam is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steadicam

After a quick google search for home made steadicam http://www.diyphotography.net/how-bulid-30-diy-steadycam/

Basically you mount your camera with a counter weight. What it does is allows the user to move and shoot while eliminating the small twitchy jerks the camera tends to make without one.

I think you guys have some of the best video reports, I'd say even better then frontline but cinematography is the biggest area for improvement.