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To start to paint yes, but to start to play this tabletop game no. It gives you not a good tutorial how to play.

Have been thinking about exploring this world for a while. Thanks so much, this is really helpful for me to get started.

why didn't you add ink prices at the end of your cost. Ink adds up per order

Keep it up mate I think u did well

“Look how basic of the paint job that is”. Me looking at that miniature thinking - wow that looks amazingly hard to paint all of that so straight.

IF you're using a White envelope to mail Cards you're a POS. This is how you Lose cards in the mail, I've also had to pay for Postage on cards because of weight in the envelope. Period. Shit idea.

The non machinable stamps are more a fee incase the machine breaks yet they all go through the same machine lol. Also I don't recommend top loaders with PWEs.

I just watched your painting of the forst tyranid and.. this SM went insane. Its hard to belive that you really did this one afterwards, thats awesome!! So you bought a lot of new colors and more to go full in, hmm? 😃

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You are propaply right! I really thought about buying the ultimate box, because you get 2 combat patrol boxes. But those are so many models, and i dont even know how to paint! This seems like a way better start. Im gonna watch your painting video asaps. ☺️

Just received this in the mail today and assembled the Infernus Marines. Keen to go and get some primer and extra paint and get this new hobby underway!

Out of my 3 box .I pull sinanju and freedom gundam .I was lucky

This is an awesome introduction. I have a Starter Set in the mail 😃 Thanks for your insights 🙌

defiantly the best box for that little taste of everything especially at the price, it is kind of expected you have some other hobby stuff like a file and glue for building, a primer would be nice as well, or at least tell you to wash the sprue so the paint sticks better, but the fact you can buy one box and with technically nothing else, get a 3 color painted game going is crazy

Have you had many instances of Pokemon cards being bent in shipping shields?

Great details ty.

Finally hit $40 at Best Buy this week

prefer SGC .

Helpful! One thing I was missing was the window envelopes which will cut a lot of work out... and wasn't aware of the ounce stamps. As a new seller jumping into this good to know what I'm prepped for right and what I can improve on.

This is a great set, and the starter decks have good value to them. You've got to remember that not everyone will be investing the same amount of money as you do into the game, and so won't necessarily have a lot of these cards. I've bought a Trove and all the starter decks for every set, plus a handful of assorted packs. There are still COMMONS I don't have. The current value of the cards in this set is $40-50, which means that you are only spending $10-20 for the Ursula deck portion. $60 is a reasonable price, $50 would be a great deal, and if you can get it for $40 it's a steal. I've bought this and the Gateway box as a way to introduce my 10 year old to the game. The Gateway definitely provides a bit better value, with card value currently $20-30 and a retail price of $25-30 for the box. But more importantly, both of these sets will help my daughter to learn the game without jumping into the deep end of tourney play at our LGS. In light of that, nitpicking over a few dollars is secondary.

man too much yapping

Nice video, I’m looking forward to painting and playing this with my kids.

Any advice for dealing with a post office that says almost any trading card shipments are non machinable, even not in a top loader?

heck crazy as it sounds I've charged over 500 ish in shipping but after adding it up it cost me about 300 ish. So I bought a ton a stamps :)

Whats with the 1st two deck paper wrapping?

I have been selling on the bay n tcg for about 3 years now, and the past few months 80% of my orders are getting returned, very annoying...and have shipped out just as every video I have seen how to ship...

Can 3rd person play "role" of Ursula?

So this might be goofy, but i use a piece of lined paper and wrap it around the card

As with most things, I'd ask you "what is your goal?" Because if it is just to crack boxes and sell for a profit along side your other product, it is very difficult to buy MTG boxes retail, open and immediately turn a profit. Can it happen, yes. But you probably need to keep an eye on how a set is doing, look for sales from the LGS and places online, and then be strategic with what you buy and what you open. Don't let this one box deter you though, it could just have been a fluke. Enjoyed the vid!!

Lorcana gateway set has better quality pieces and it's cheaper. This one deserved better quality! I do enjoy it for playing solo/co-op. I hope they continue these types of sets yearly (but with better quality) .

Of all the damaged card I received, is all by those cheap cardboard shield by cheap seller

Awesome video man, this box definitely did not pay for itself unfortunately. I really like showing the card scanner on the screen, that is a really nice addition. Hopefully whatever you open next brings the heat. Keep up the stellar work man.

How do u get the supplies?

Tomorrow I’m gonna paint my first mini.

watching this video now, seeing you talk about your subscribers and seeing where you are now, so cool man! Good for you, really appreciate this video, sold my first card today and needed this!

I only started last year, but i love painting. Picked up a kit here and there for a couple different factions to do different schemes and see how they feel. Love taking them out and looking st them sometimes

Instructions unclear, I have now created a beholder.

Great video man, this is a really interesting concept for a game. I would be interested in playing it and seeing what I think. I like the liminal setting, I find it a very eerie and off putting genre. I may have to pick this up and see what I think. Keep up the phenomenal work man.

Small Correction to the rules - when engaging an entity, you lose DIH (Cards from "Deck in hand") every round but not sanity

Great video! It took me a little while to come to terms with the solitaire aspect of deck building and why I would want to make more difficult decks. But as you start deck building you’ll realize that the best part of the game is challenging yourself with cards of varying difficulties and mechanics. And the community challenges are an indirect way to challenge opponents. I also recommend the Partygoer theme deck, which is fairly challenging. We will also be releasing an even more challenging deck soon!

No, I have dignity and don't spend money on Warhammer 😂 Also I'm way too broke for that game

:/ you really should have at least shown a little bit of the process in the short.

Too many 10s...slaps are beautiful though

My first miniature was a space marine and he turned out better then i had expected, although not perfect i enjoyed the process alot and i looked into ways of improving my painting skills. You just have to enjoy the process and youll get better as you go even if it turns out not the way you wanted, it just means your miniature is not finished anyways just have fun

Thanks for making this video. Lots of sellers will benefit by watching this.

Don’t worry, you’re doing fine. Have confidence in yourself. Nobody starts out good at painting miniatures. Experiment with color schemes and the models you paint and figure out what you want to do as your army.

An mate of mine got me a Cultist mob for my nonfirmation and I visited him with the box, got them all assembled and my first Cultist turned out beautifully to the point where I was very proud for a beginner. Now I'm getting more into 40k myself, having a few tools of my own and just had an order of paints for Tzeentch Daemons and Chaos Knights.

My first was an ultramarine. I didn’t know about thinning paints at that time so it ended up like a power armor shaped paint ball

good job, gamesworkshop beginnersets are so bad, its super difficult to get a decent paintjob. if you learn about zenithal priming, contrastpaints, washes, drybrushing and some simple detail/highlighting after that much beter result and so much easier

My first mini was in like 98 and I gave all my minis to my brother when I enlisted in the army in 05. He then turned around and sold them