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Amazing! Will you post more content of Warfleet??

Reading the rules, it feels like they'd fit really well as a versus skirmish game too, better than AOFS

Can you do a let's play of AoF:Q? I'd watch.

Good review. I appreciate you talking through cool combos, rather than just reading unit stats.

Time to brake out the Warhammer quest minis.

I’m looking forward to this. I have the four OPR minis printing now. I’ve also never got around to printing any OPR Vampiric Undead, so that will be a good army for enemy waves.

We all miss rules sometimes lol still fun to watch!

I'm playing gdf today, first time..

Beautiful sculpts. Do you still have any recs for FDM optimised prints?

Hey love your videos! Maybe a round summery between rounds. Easier to follow when I'm listening at work and I can't watch lol.

The Warfighter Fantasy Rulebook says... 'Hold my beer'.

I use a similar terrain set up for forest/woods. The flat shape (blue water, green vegetation, grey rock, red lava, light blue ice) defines the extent of the terrain, then a token rock, tree, bush, or grass model defines the terrain type. That lets models move through and hold inside the terrain without being at weird angles or falling over. My hills are similarly gentle slopes or a series of flat horizontal steps for the same reasons. I just assign a height value where needed for blocking line of sight. For me, playability is more important than visual realism. I like the method of having separate neutral, Elven, and Dwarven objective markers to keep track.

2nd printer for me -- this is WAY BETTER!!!! Very simple set up and you are printing. Self leveling is the bomb.... First timers could get one and be printing within a hour. Large plate is great ,, So anyone looking for a print,,, Get this machine WORTH EVERY PENNY,,,,,

Thank you for sharing this report.

Hi. Thank you for your video. Very helpful. I just purchased the files. Dis you add supports? If so, how was the orientation on the rear bezel please. Thank you.

Thanks for the video, I plan on upgrading what I have with this printer at some point this year, been using anycubic for years and I like them. Will keep an eye out to see how well it works for you longer term. Oh on the dots if you soak the minis in hot water before removing the supports it will make it easier and prevent a lot of the pitting.

Thanks for making this. Just bought the rules.

Great video and really helpful. Was wondering about starting a gaming club at my kids school but OPR seemed a little rough for the age range, so Dicehead could be exactly what I'm looking for, thank you

I was looking for these! you have no Idea how hard it was to find. Then I look at my thumbnail and here it is! You saved my army style compositions!

Anycubic was my first foray into resin printing, and the M5s Pro is a brilliant choice for a first resin printer. Good UI, heater, great quality prints, R_E_R_F (Anycubic is a strong recommend for this feature alone), and its got those sensors under the LCD which may save you from yourself (user reports are mixed). Elegoo would be a great choice too, I loved the Saturn 2 and Mars 3 Pro, but the Anycubic is just going to make your life easier especially thanks to R_E_R_F. Buy yourself some Elegoo ABS Like 2.0, or Sunlu Toughness, or Anycubic Tough resin Ultra. These are the resins you're looking for. The thing about resin printers today is when it comes to print quality, it doesnt matter which one you pick - you gotta bust out a macro lens and pixel peep to tdll the difference. So what matters is user experience, and Anycubic just edged out the competition with the M5s Pro when it comes to UX. Watwr washable resin is setting yourself up for pain. Brittle prints, dont even bother. Buy yourself a wash+cure machine, any is fine, and isopropyl alcohol. Its well worth it! Good luck with your printer and I have a comprehensive guide on my channel featuring the M5s Pro to help you get up and running with success.

Ey mate, I'm Adrián, the art director of Beholder. You just made my day better, thank you very much for your support ;)

Their elves and storm wolves both look cool.

Cool elves, get em.

i went for the Expedition pack as well. I have the Saurian Starhost army already, and wanted the fantasy version.

ANYCUBIC Water Washable ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin is more durable (flexible) for the thin bits and less nasty smell. Also, water isn't flammable if you are printing in the basement near the furnace.

Its great if you dont have all or most of the models. I am just getting the campaign with the handful of new models since I have everything. Been woth them since 2020.

While these _are_ old models (read: not newly designed for this frontier) , they still are very good! And even although I already got some of them, the discount was so insane, I had to back it, just like you did! I was put off by the price at first, but my jaw dropped when I did the calculations.

Alpha, look at the resin setup short i posted, it will solve your fume issue. the TLDR is pick a place in your house or garage next to a window. Buy a grow tent and a 5 inch inline fan. buy a AC window exaust kit put the resin printer in the grow tent and have the fan run 24/7. We tested the setup with a air quality monitor that included VOCs and with being judicial in keeping the tent closed when you arent working on it you should be good to go. ALSO the most fumes that will be present are when you are post processing so be aware of that. Buy a wash and cure station. keep the lid on the IPA in the wash bucket when not immediately in use. As for printers Anycubic is fine, but just fine. their m5 pro is pretty cool. my print farm is only stocked with elegoo resin printers, but ive also been printing for years. dont listen to the other comments on the halot. there is NO reason to give creality any money.

It all smells, water washable kind of sucks tbh, std and abs like resins are cool though (Sunlu makes great stuff and for the right price, $18 CAD/L). Use alcohol though (don't use resin detergents), 3min agitated bath, then I dump my prints into tap hot water to soften the supports, pull them off, and shake off excess water then I let them dry for a couple mins before they go under my UV lamp for 2-7 min depending on the size of the model or thickness.

The human eye has trouble seeing even 3k, Halot One pro my friend and Sunlu Std Resin, 37s initial layer, 2.4s layer time.

UI on the Elegoo is weird, but its good. Halot one Pro has a much more intuitive UI. No printer will fit the bill for fumeless, the fumes come from the printer but the nasty fumes really come from the alcohol cleaning process. When outside besides temp you have to consider UV hitting your vat when you lift the top, or only open the lid at night ? Auto leveling isn't a feature, its a gouge for noobs, there is nothing easier than leveling a resin plate. Fail detect works occasionally. Don't worry as much, once you develop a work flow with resin printing you will see how easy it is, the most important thing with resin printing is nailing the exposure settings with the resin you are using by doing a number of test matix prints, Phrozen makes a good stl. Print fails with resin are often a case of under exposure.

Welcome to the fold.

I use elegoo water washable resin, it's brittle. But I like only having to use IPA in cleaning machine and tools. It's a trade off. Oh and get a wash and cure station. You won't regret it.

I reran my dryer vent so it didn't have to go so far. So I use the old vent, ran a new line and put in an inline fan. No fumes at all.

I am having trouble getting my army to show units that are tanks as tanks. I see in this video you have pages in your unit tab, how did you get those there?

Love the OPR content! Keep up the good work, my guy.

Thanks for this. How does Regiments feel different from regular Age of Fantasy? Other than square bases.

A couple things, unless you are going to play at a GW store, you don't need to buy any of this. You can easily procure the books online for free. I own the physical copies of all the books but also downloaded them to have them in PDF form. That $27 Bretonnia book is an optional book with extras for the faction. The models are standard GW pricing, the really expensive ones that you see for The Old World are metal. Feel free to 3D print. No one will deny you a game as long as your models look similar to what they're supposed to represent. But I would also question the offhanded recommendation to just go buy a 3D printer. As someone who owns a Mars, Saturn and Ender 3, it took me many years until I could really use them due to a lack of adequate space. You need a ventillated, temperature and humidity controlled area set aside to really make use of these machines, particularly the resin. I wasn't able to really use then until I purchased a home! Add onto that the amount of work that cleanup is, and the complete annoyance of failed prints + troubleshooting... it's not an easy solution. 3D printing is it's own hobby and most people jumping into it will simply quit before long, as many of my friends have. TOW requires a lot more out of hobbyists than 40k or AoS, but with that additional hardship comes freedom. Buy GW, 3rd party or 3D print. Do some kitbashing or even some sculpting of your own! There are a ton of options and this conmunity welcomes your creativity.

I'm just getting into this style of game and I think I really like this faction. Waiting on the February release to print more.

Honest truth. I live in an apartment, and ability to print resin is very few and by necessity I keep it low. What I'd love is a list of FDM friendly tribes especially (if they exist more than the two I know of) that works for minis as much as terrain

Have you seen Station Forge? Proxies for Space Marnes,Ad Mech , Tyranid and Imperial Guard. $10 a month. I dont have space for a 3D printer, so I buy their models off of Edsty. Really cool stuff. Tremendous value for the money 💰

I just saw their 'Tomb King' release today and immediately subscribed. Great miniatures, and Bloodfields is pretty cool too.

You forgot about the awesome paper miniatures! They're great to teach new players and If you want to build/ 3D print and army but don't have the money you can buy the whole army in paper miniatures to play while you save up money to get the miniatures you want what a deal!.

Great video. The build tips are helpful - the poster board is a particularly good idea, as I too thought the backing seemed wasteful (and ugly). I've been waffling on this for a while, I missed the campaign because I couldn't decide, and still, even after this video I'm not sure. The cost is definitely high, more than you'd expect honestly, but you've touched on a great point with it being a custom project, which I feel like is a big part of the experience - like a big model kit. What, more than anything, stopped me from backing the Kickstarter, was how the company seems to structure itself. They operate on a bunch of accounts with different names, and although I'm sure it's fine, it just seemed shady at the time. Ultimately, your review of the project has pushed me towards the purchase, and while I still think the file cost is VERY high ($ 120 CAD), I'll be picking it up this week. Thanks for the video.

Yeah I see this failing after the initial hype.. the models are 25 years old and at the price point they are going for I don't see this working out considering every hobbiest I know is going to 3d print there forces.. GW is stuck in the past praying that the nostalgia factor combined with the success of Warhammer total war will carry the day.. it won't, its finished. We are spoiled for choicemamd a a serious fraction of the price.

Metal is really expensive post pandemic ... however GW are charging TWICE what their competitors are charging for like for like metal models.

simple just buy the books. im buying highland miniature dwarves, i have a vampire counts army made from TTcombat halfling ghouls and skeles, mantic skeles and zombies mostly mantic with some other third party minis in them, not any gw except i think for 1 or two models

I was very interested in starting old world, but after seeing the price point I don’t see the game system having any staying power. It’s currently impossible to find a heresy game, and I see this going down the same route if never attracting new players to get a scene going

I was a huge fan of WHFB, back in the day (80’s and 90’s). I came to the game from Blood Bowl, having owned the original Rogue Trader, but never played it. I had thousands of points in almost a dozen different armies, with a particular focus on Wood Elves, and Tomb Kings. Then they killed it, and replaced it with Age of Sigmar… I sold all my stuff, except for my Wood Elves, and Tomb Kings. I dabbled in Kings of War, but really moved on to other things, until I discovered One Page Rules. Now my passion for war games has been reignited. I have printed 5,000 points of Robot Legions, and am starting on my Saurian Starhost, and have my original armies for Fantasy, and Regiments. My biggest gripe with The Old World is that almost (if not all) of these models are old sculpts, from 10-20 years ago. They are plastic, not metal, or resin. GW couldn’t even be bothered to spend money to create new miniatures for the game. Oh, and around 40% of the armies from Fantasy are not going to be legal in TOW. Yes, they are providing PDF files, so you can run your existing armies, but they will quickly fail to the wayside, as power creep sets in to new army releases, and they rapidly become uncompetitive, or other armies simply do what they do, but better… Oh, also, the system itself is very outdated. It was good for its time, but is archaic, compared to newer games. It suffers from the same problem of 40k, where each player has huge downtime, while their opponent moves and acts with their entire army, before their opponent gets to do anything. Cheers,

The PDF on Warhammer Community I believe. The new Website is a pain in the butt the look for stuff now. So much easier before!