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Thanks! Glad I could help push someone else towards playing this really fun little force. The fact that they can just be rolled into an existing Guard army really helps too, and they're a natural fit for Kill Team as well.

Nice video. I thought it was a joke army but after watching your video something clicked and it doesn't matter if it's good or not as long as you have the passion.

Something I keep forgetting about the game. Thank you for sharing and making me remember why I started the game in the first place.

Davor wrote:
Nice video. I thought it was a joke army but after watching your video something clicked and it doesn't matter if it's good or not as long as you have the passion.

Something I keep forgetting about the game. Thank you for sharing and making me remember why I started the game in the first place.

That's about the kindest thing anyone really could have said about my videos, I'm glad they could stir those feelings in you

This time around, I'm showing off some of my favorite models - the models that kickstarted a few of my armies!


What models started your armies, and why?

I've gotten a lot of people asking me how I do my winter bases on my Valhallans and other armies over the years, so I've put together this basing tutorial!

Nice tutorial. I do a more deep snow base myself, which is basically your snow paste, just smeared all over the base. I also found getting a white coat down under the snow helps a lot.

Thanks! I'm curious how the new Valhallan Blizzard technical paint would fare in place of my PVA/flock/water mixture, but I'm not about to change up my basing scheme some ~10000 points across 3 armies later.

 Brother SRM wrote:
Thanks! I'm curious how the new Valhallan Blizzard technical paint would fare in place of my PVA/flock/water mixture, but I'm not about to change up my basing scheme some ~10000 points across 3 armies later.

No idea, but for an army that size, I can’t imagine it would be economical to do. I bought a lifetime supply of Woodlands Scenics (A giant 57 in^3 shaker) for $12. I did over half of my Ultras with it, plus some random other minis, and it hardly looks like it’s been opened. PVA costs peanuts. Judging from the volume of flock paste I use, I shudder that the thought of how many tiny GW pots that would be.

I'm looking at a weird one today - where chess meets XCOM, you get Warhammer 40,000: Regicide:

For those who aren't already listening, I made a brief video announcing The 40k Badcast, the Warhammer comedy podcast I do with my buddy Dan. Expect Adepticon coverage next week!

Check out my video coverage of Adepticon 2017!

Hey!

My buddy and I are in there at the 1:32 mark!

My buddy's HH Iron Warriors is at 4:11.

My Imperial Fists are at 7:46.

And here I was looking for bearded Will Ferrell all this time And god damn, you and your buddy know how to hobby! Those are some great looking armies.

What makes this game tick, and why is everyone nuts about it? Today we find that out!

This week I have a massive review of Dawn of War III - might want to make yourself some popcorn for this one!

No Camhammer video this week, I messed up my wrists and can't use m+kb right now. Will be back soon with new videos!

After recovering from some injuries, Camhammer is back on track!

Clickbait title: Millennials Are KILLING The Horus Heresy! Here's How You Can Stop Them:

After getting a good few games in, here I am with my thoughts on 8th edition:

Hey all, no Camhammer this week - I'm prepping for NOVA and have been painting up a storm in anticipation of it! Expect a video the week after.

I'm back from NOVA, and I've got my thoughts and some great footage for you!

This week, we're talking bases!

This week, I show off my technique for heat staining - it's a neat little trick to use on gun barrels, engines, or what have you:

This week I take a look at the (incredibly spotty) history of Warhammer movies, and where they might go next!