Nice show chaps. "hot info"'s a bit off though. Good friends with the Element guys but most certainly not a subsidiary of them. They've got exclusive distro rights on that airbrush from H&S
It has been miss pronounced for 30 years now. 🙂 It is whatever you want it to be, "Haven" or "Heaven" ---- ((But the official is Heaven)) We agree with Jon Ninas that it should be Haven, but alas too late now! Great episode guys, we at the office love listening to the podcasts while we work. We would love to come on and talk more about the Kickstarter process and anything else you would want to talk about. Also still waiting for you guys to come and take a tour!
I watch all videos either of you publish, regardless of the title (but you have to play the youtube game with click bait titles). For a novice painter like myself just watching you paint and narrate what goes through your heads when you're painting (colors/light/shade/effect/etc.) has been a huge help to me. Plus your video productions are second to none. Thank you guys!!
Great discussion about clickbait, video topics, and how demotivating it can be to put tons of work into a video that underperforms. I watched a video along the lines of "clickbait is unreasonably effective", and am totally convinced it's a necessity for getting views and growing a channel (also that there's 'good and bad' clickbait).
Great episode Love the addition of this mythical James man. That info was a lot of a work to put together for sure. Also video every week from you guys yuuuuuup
Yes to weekly content! Yes to a newsy news off week show! To be honest, I love you guys so I’m going to be happy with whatever you decide! Also having James with the facts was a good edition. 👍🏻
Really enjoyed this one guys, psyched to see the new space and the progression of the show. ✌️ Privateer Press has been running kickstarters for nearly all of their major releases throughout the pandemic. I think it’s a major reason why they’ve been able to weather the financial struggles most small businesses are facing.
Your podcast is a great rundown of the key notes of the mini and mini adjacent world. I think the extra info and detail your researcher James has added is actually insightful and useful - it also seems to give you guys more options to go into stuff if it particularly grabs you
It's as Jon says - KDM is just so different in the world of minis and boardgames. It's blend of grimdark atmosphere, Berserk inspired body horror and pure weirdness is absolutely delightful.
TH-cam KNOWS! I have not ever once looked up anything about tendies, but after watching this podcast today, I now got the Suckin on my tendies song in my recommended.
Good Morning TUP! I just wanted to thank you for these podcasts. Seriously as a super novice painter, wanna be table top gamer and avid consumer of dad fart jokes, I absolutely look forward to these drops. Pivoting this into a "side b" show would be more than welcomed. Keep up the grind!
The stone dice Wyrmwood sells were actually contracted from Level Up dice (i believe they have a new/different supplier now). In either case, that seems like an oversight that these precious stone dice "don't roll well" with their nice wooden boxes/towers.
I... don't know how i didn't know about this. I subscribe to both of you separately but somehow only spotted this today thanks to TH-cam algorithm. Must not have been paying attention! A good listen while painting.
IDEA Putting this here hoping you both will see. I would like see a video from both of you on this topic. You each will bring a distinct eye to this. A medium video would be welcome. A "scientific" look at what they do how they work and most importantly do we actually need them? Do they make any real diffefence ? Unalteted paint or paint with just water added would be the control. Ive dabbeled with various ones like the gel medium or "paint thinners". Honestly Im left scratching my head at the results and thinking just adding water and good technique would look the same. I mentioned paint thinners "Which is better (for brush and air brush) water, airbrush thinner/flow improver/medium, or a combo?" Bottom line are they worth the hobby dollars ? Maybe this could be that first "off week" video. Love what both of you do. You guys are little rays of light in a sea of darkness.
Jon! I also have the Obsidian dice, as well as a Black Walnut dice tray from Wyrmwood. The dice corners chipped the first time i used them. Wyrmwood told me along the lines of “gemstone dice are fragile, they should only be rolled one at a time and without other dice sitting in the tray. Any collisions with each other can cause them to chip, with obsidian being the most fragile as it’s volcanic glass.” Sorry to hear you’re having the same issues!
YES, try out Scythe, it is awesome! and let me see how you would paint those mini's, because they are not the most detailed and quite small, so i am very curious how you would approach those.
Bones are fun to dig through for those games where you need 1 model (DnD etc.) or a small warband (Fristgrave etc.). "I'm playing a new DnD campaign! Let me go through my ten pound box of reaper models to find the perfect one for my character!"
I have one of the early Hero forge 2.0 full color prints and they might be good for a quick D&D print but the details are so fuzzy that it just doesn't hold up to hand painted Minis. They might have further refined their process since.
17:50 to be fair, as someone who follows their wyrmlife series... they might just be melting down with pre-existing chaos and it could just be a temporary issue. Keep up contact with them, im sure theyll eventually want to work with you guys somehow.
Reference to the starter set comparison vid! The first Miniac vid I ever saw that introduced me to this whole world when I decided to get into mini painting ~2-3 years ago! Crazy how time flies! (Still using the paints from that Vallejo starter set I actually bought because of that vid btw, and they really have grown with me as a painter!)
@42:39 I sir feel attacked!! I backed the Bones kickstarter as I was just getting into mini painting for D&D and slurged bought the Kickstarter. Inbetween getting the kickstarter forfilled. I bought a 3D resin painter printer, found you guys which inspires me to improve my skills. Become a forever DM for D&D now with a horde of 3D prints and 1 Bones kickstarter. Still to this day, not a single bones mini has been painted haha
I enjoyed watching John's how to paint a Night Lords army over a week or two. I thought that was enjoyable and up my alley. I liked it because it was how to paint it in manageable chunks. If I can see myself doing it, then I'm going to watch it.
I bought Bones V and I also 3D print from patreon. The thing I love about Bones or other preprinted minis is usually they are really tough. I can play D&D with my kids and not worry about the minis breaking. Amazing kickstarters or 3D printing my own are great to look at but they can break so easy :/ And Yes most of my Bones are not painted and BonesV I bought EVERY addon plus a couple duplicates, I didnt figure out how much I spent is was just an F...ton.
I guess i could be wrong but i was pretty sure Kingdom Death was one of the most successful or made the most hobby money miniature games on Kick Starter with thier second run 13-15 mill ," Shrugs " on ebay the sets go for 5K & up :(
Black list miniatures are sweet i backed the fantasy 1 set and its incredibly well sculpted im gonna sit down in the next week and paint our adventuring party
I didn't see anyone cover this in the other top comments, but full-color printing is possible. Instead of a filament printer or an MSLA, they essentially use a fancy paper printer head, one that has lots of different colors in it, and apply the 'die' to powder super selectively. This die is also a hardening agent to the powder. Then it adds another layer of powder and then another layer of die, layer after layer until it's done. Unused powder can be recycled and used again for a different print. And like an MSLA it kinda takes the same amount of time for 1 mini vs 30. The prints don't really need support because the additional unhardened powder supports the parts. Still, loads of simplification but you get the gist I think.
Listening along while crafting, then you jumped onto the toilet-paper conservation suggestions - surprised my wife didn’t check what i was laughing hard about! You know, those ideas would have lessened the COVID TP shortage last year!
1) Congrats to Scott on a new work space/studio/office. 2) Congrats to Jon (or is it John?) on I'm guessing going full time TH-cam? Or at least that seems like the most likely cat that you almost let out of the bag. 3) The "Tendies" song was pretty funny... but that guy seemed to "nick" a few elements of it from "Fuck the Pain Away" by Peaches. 4) While I love your guy's show/podcast, I fear that if it is weekly you guys may burn yourselves out. But I am a fan of the moto "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" 5) Thank you both for yet another entertaining show/podcast.
Gents (and I use the term loosely), I really enjoyed this new format. I haven’t been following this podcast forever (though I have been following both of your individual YT videos for a long time), but I like you digging into different in-depth aspects of the hobby. Even the economics of YT viewing and Kickstarter is interesting to me in the funny way you stick on it. Keep the writer until you bleed him dry of his soul and creativity, then toss him away like chaff! ;)
Something to try if you get fried food delivered. I toss fries and things like that onto my Pizza Pizzazz. Usually just takes a couple minutes to get the heat back into the food without changing the flavor.
RE: Speed painting vids being less popular, I prefer to see reasonable every day challenges. Not "Can i build and paint 2000 points in 24 hours straight with no sleep". I'll never do that. Can I paint this model to really good quality in under 3 hours... yes I'm interested.
I backed hero forge 2.0, I paid for two coloured minis. My first one was ok. If you pick it up and really look at it it's not great but for someone not wanting to buy paint and brushes I think it's a perfect option for them. For painting hobbyists I would stick to thier premium plastic and paint it yourself.
I have backed so many of these Kickstarters. Bad news, I have probably 400 Bones figures that are unpainted and will likely remain so. Good news- I have acquired something like 120+ bottles of Reaper paint in the process... to go along with 50 Army Painter Paints, 60ish Citadel paints and another couple dozen Vallejo paints. I apparently have a Kickstarter and Paint addiction.... but at least I didn't back the Duncan Rhodes campaign.
Quick note, I find the Walmart tupperware combined with the cheap TP to make for excellent packing. Packed almost my entire DE army in it and nothing shifted. Combine that with properly packed boxes. I think you should be fine.
I backed the Heroforge Color Kickstarter. The quality is decent, no real recess shading, mostly base color printed. Their plastic is not very pliable either so if you bend it too much, SNAP-O! That Kickstarter also came with a token maker option in the rewards too.
Anyone else realize that when Jon went on his tangent about shotgun shell babies, he pretty much described the beginning of warhammer 30k when the primarchs were launched into the galaxy to different worlds?
Trapped Under Plastic: a hobby pod where youtubers impose visuals on an auditory medium also that god damn tendies song came up in my recommends and I'll never forgive you
As a D&D GM, I paint everything I buy. My back catalogue is about 20 minis that aren't started and 5 in progress. I won't use unpainted minis in my games, where as when I was playing wargames I would burn out on army painting painting and wouldn't ever have a fully painted army. I don't have time or space to have a 3D printer, and so will kitbash minis if I want something different. I was hoping that Osprey would have done something like KS for their Frostgrave minis, as these are really great to use for this. The busts and larger scale minis I buy are where I really get to paint to my fullest, and stretch my skills. I've just backed 3 different KS campaigns in the last 2 months for some great looking busts. With the comics point, Image have been doing some stuff recently with the fancy collected editions of Witchblade and The Darkness. There have been some Lady Death stuff going out as well. These are not from small companies.
i can say i put a long time into some of my videos and don't use click bait titles, and you can tell by the fact that i have almost no subs or views for you guys this is your job, you need to be able to make a living, and clickbait helps that so there is no shame in doing it, for me i post a few videos from time to time to help keep me sane (it doesn't work too well) i'd rather be making battle reports, but for the moment i just trying and post some hobby stuff to keep myself motivated
I cancelled my pledge for Reaper Bones V because that was around the time people started doing videos for the Photon S. I still don't own a 3D printer, but the quality looks so close between bones and printed minis I couldn't see the point.
Great episode as always, love the idea of weekly videos ! On side note, I don't like that "Tyranid" model, its close enough and GW could make them look more like that but honestly it looks more like a generic alien from some steam game and I;m not a fan, I want new Tyranid sculpts but not like that, in my opinion of course
Boom comics runs kickstarters for things like collectors editions, and some more stuff like that which may have a nice target audience and wouldn't do well at retail. Hasbro and Mattel do the same thing, they kickstart big projects that they couldn't sell at retail. Outside of Boom, its mostly indie creators getting up and going
I had take out Cane's in Styrofoam for my first experience. Sauce A+, Chicken B. I guess I did it wrong. On Twitch, D&D players who don't paint minis still enjoy watching painters for the interaction and community. Most people who paint wargaming stream under Warhammer and tend to stick in that category. The d&d painters tend to stream under Art. There is a disconnect in visibly but the community does overlap. The issue is some gear their stuff towards one audience instead of including both. Also, I'm kind of curious about a Nurgle candle.
The one thing I disagree with is that D&D needs mini's. It really doesn't; we used tokens for characters and bigger items for anything beyond human sized. Did it that way for years pretty much; and this comes from someone who loves to do a lot of painting.
Nice show chaps. "hot info"'s a bit off though. Good friends with the Element guys but most certainly not a subsidiary of them. They've got exclusive distro rights on that airbrush from H&S
Thank you for the correction!
I see Cult of Paint... I press like.❤️
LITTLE ANDY CONFIRMS IT!
It has been miss pronounced for 30 years now. 🙂 It is whatever you want it to be, "Haven" or "Heaven" ---- ((But the official is Heaven)) We agree with Jon Ninas that it should be Haven, but alas too late now!
Great episode guys, we at the office love listening to the podcasts while we work.
We would love to come on and talk more about the Kickstarter process and anything else you would want to talk about. Also still waiting for you guys to come and take a tour!
Oh yeah!!! Reaper Minis as a podcast guest would be fantastic!!
But are you Goody PPs?
That would be so dope!!!
I watch all videos either of you publish, regardless of the title (but you have to play the youtube game with click bait titles). For a novice painter like myself just watching you paint and narrate what goes through your heads when you're painting (colors/light/shade/effect/etc.) has been a huge help to me. Plus your video productions are second to none. Thank you guys!!
Congrats on the space Scott and cant wait to see it grow even more!
Also, a request, help Vince up his sound game, plz.
Thank you!
OMG I love Vince, but Santa needs to get him a good mic for Christmas. Rock on guys!
Hahaha
Great discussion about clickbait, video topics, and how demotivating it can be to put tons of work into a video that underperforms. I watched a video along the lines of "clickbait is unreasonably effective", and am totally convinced it's a necessity for getting views and growing a channel (also that there's 'good and bad' clickbait).
Great episode
Love the addition of this mythical James man. That info was a lot of a work to put together for sure.
Also video every week from you guys yuuuuuup
Trapped Under Plastic: The miniature painting podcast that pretends to know what they're talking about but breaks down into chuckles
Yes to weekly content! Yes to a newsy news off week show! To be honest, I love you guys so I’m going to be happy with whatever you decide!
Also having James with the facts was a good edition. 👍🏻
Really enjoyed this one guys, psyched to see the new space and the progression of the show. ✌️
Privateer Press has been running kickstarters for nearly all of their major releases throughout the pandemic. I think it’s a major reason why they’ve been able to weather the financial struggles most small businesses are facing.
Your podcast is a great rundown of the key notes of the mini and mini adjacent world. I think the extra info and detail your researcher James has added is actually insightful and useful - it also seems to give you guys more options to go into stuff if it particularly grabs you
Trapped under plastic: the podcast for the vinci con enthusiasts!
It's as Jon says - KDM is just so different in the world of minis and boardgames. It's blend of grimdark atmosphere, Berserk inspired body horror and pure weirdness is absolutely delightful.
You two have such great chemistry! It's always fun to listen to the podcast.
Nice work James! Keep that work coming.
TH-cam KNOWS!
I have not ever once looked up anything about tendies, but after watching this podcast today, I now got the Suckin on my tendies song in my recommended.
Good Morning TUP! I just wanted to thank you for these podcasts. Seriously as a super novice painter, wanna be table top gamer and avid consumer of dad fart jokes, I absolutely look forward to these drops. Pivoting this into a "side b" show would be more than welcomed. Keep up the grind!
"side b" love that!
@@Miniac me gusta as well
I love Hot Dad, never thought i'd see him in a miniature painting context haha
The stone dice Wyrmwood sells were actually contracted from Level Up dice (i believe they have a new/different supplier now). In either case, that seems like an oversight that these precious stone dice "don't roll well" with their nice wooden boxes/towers.
How did I not know about this till now. Great show! Looking forward to more goodypp.
James is dope, good show boz. Love the full hobby hemisphere topics today!
I... don't know how i didn't know about this. I subscribe to both of you separately but somehow only spotted this today thanks to TH-cam algorithm. Must not have been paying attention! A good listen while painting.
IDEA
Putting this here hoping you both will see. I would like see a video from both of you on this topic. You each will bring a distinct eye to this. A medium video would be welcome. A "scientific" look at what they do how they work and most importantly do we actually need them? Do they make any real diffefence ? Unalteted paint or paint with just water added would be the control. Ive dabbeled with various ones like the gel medium or "paint thinners". Honestly Im left scratching my head at the results and thinking just adding water and good technique would look the same. I mentioned paint thinners "Which is better (for brush and air brush) water, airbrush thinner/flow improver/medium, or a combo?" Bottom line are they worth the hobby dollars ? Maybe this could be that first "off week" video. Love what both of you do. You guys are little rays of light in a sea of darkness.
Jon! I also have the Obsidian dice, as well as a Black Walnut dice tray from Wyrmwood. The dice corners chipped the first time i used them. Wyrmwood told me along the lines of “gemstone dice are fragile, they should only be rolled one at a time and without other dice sitting in the tray. Any collisions with each other can cause them to chip, with obsidian being the most fragile as it’s volcanic glass.” Sorry to hear you’re having the same issues!
You guys are my favorite hobby podcast. Keep up the good work.
James the Canadian sith lord- Palpoutine
This is my favourite comment ever.
I know James! This is awesome and accurate.
YES, try out Scythe, it is awesome! and let me see how you would paint those mini's, because they are not the most detailed and quite small, so i am very curious how you would approach those.
Bones are fun to dig through for those games where you need 1 model (DnD etc.) or a small warband (Fristgrave etc.). "I'm playing a new DnD campaign! Let me go through my ten pound box of reaper models to find the perfect one for my character!"
I have one of the early Hero forge 2.0 full color prints and they might be good for a quick D&D print but the details are so fuzzy that it just doesn't hold up to hand painted Minis. They might have further refined their process since.
Really good to hear some first hand experience, thanks Richard!
I figured they’d be a mess. It probably would be horribly costly to get anything close to painted stuff.
Great show lads. Good content and looking forward to what else James can contribute
This both gives me hope and scares me for the Science-Fantasy Kickstarter we're working on!
17:50 to be fair, as someone who follows their wyrmlife series... they might just be melting down with pre-existing chaos and it could just be a temporary issue. Keep up contact with them, im sure theyll eventually want to work with you guys somehow.
Reference to the starter set comparison vid! The first Miniac vid I ever saw that introduced me to this whole world when I decided to get into mini painting ~2-3 years ago! Crazy how time flies! (Still using the paints from that Vallejo starter set I actually bought because of that vid btw, and they really have grown with me as a painter!)
Love the insight on Wargaming miniature focus vs Dungeons and Dragons. DnD seems a little more casual about their minis indeed...
Other than the PCs, the encounter monsters are one and done. I speed paint through the random encounters and only spend time on the boss encounters.
@42:39 I sir feel attacked!! I backed the Bones kickstarter as I was just getting into mini painting for D&D and slurged bought the Kickstarter. Inbetween getting the kickstarter forfilled. I bought a 3D resin painter printer, found you guys which inspires me to improve my skills. Become a forever DM for D&D now with a horde of 3D prints and 1 Bones kickstarter.
Still to this day, not a single bones mini has been painted haha
Been saving my sprues ever since you first mentioned probably take ages going across the pond but will be worth it imo
Loved the research data dump. I am first time listener, and I will be looking forward to Jame's data-centric take on the world.
Amazing podkast guys. Love listening to you Rant.
Idk if you did something different, but the sound was perfect. Also loved this format.
I enjoyed watching John's how to paint a Night Lords army over a week or two. I thought that was enjoyable and up my alley. I liked it because it was how to paint it in manageable chunks. If I can see myself doing it, then I'm going to watch it.
I bought Bones V and I also 3D print from patreon. The thing I love about Bones or other preprinted minis is usually they are really tough. I can play D&D with my kids and not worry about the minis breaking. Amazing kickstarters or 3D printing my own are great to look at but they can break so easy :/ And Yes most of my Bones are not painted and BonesV I bought EVERY addon plus a couple duplicates, I didnt figure out how much I spent is was just an F...ton.
i like most of the army painter acrylics
i actually really like army painter. they definitely need agitators in the bottles, and thinning them down is a must.
Potato Oles! Oh man I forgot about those! Spent a number of years in Iowa which is the last time I set foot in a Taco Johns :)
I guess i could be wrong but i was pretty sure Kingdom Death was one of the most successful or made the most hobby money miniature games on Kick Starter with thier second run 13-15 mill ," Shrugs " on ebay the sets go for 5K & up :(
Black list miniatures are sweet i backed the fantasy 1 set and its incredibly well sculpted im gonna sit down in the next week and paint our adventuring party
Great show as always!
Watching Scott and Jon trying to do 3rd grade math is my new favorite pastime
I didn't see anyone cover this in the other top comments, but full-color printing is possible. Instead of a filament printer or an MSLA, they essentially use a fancy paper printer head, one that has lots of different colors in it, and apply the 'die' to powder super selectively. This die is also a hardening agent to the powder. Then it adds another layer of powder and then another layer of die, layer after layer until it's done. Unused powder can be recycled and used again for a different print. And like an MSLA it kinda takes the same amount of time for 1 mini vs 30.
The prints don't really need support because the additional unhardened powder supports the parts.
Still, loads of simplification but you get the gist I think.
I listened on spotify but came here to say that the research goblin was great. I love the data-driven content!
Listening along while crafting, then you jumped onto the toilet-paper conservation suggestions - surprised my wife didn’t check what i was laughing hard about! You know, those ideas would have lessened the COVID TP shortage last year!
1) Congrats to Scott on a new work space/studio/office.
2) Congrats to Jon (or is it John?) on I'm guessing going full time TH-cam? Or at least that seems like the most likely cat that you almost let out of the bag.
3) The "Tendies" song was pretty funny... but that guy seemed to "nick" a few elements of it from "Fuck the Pain Away" by Peaches.
4) While I love your guy's show/podcast, I fear that if it is weekly you guys may burn yourselves out. But I am a fan of the moto "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
5) Thank you both for yet another entertaining show/podcast.
Gents (and I use the term loosely), I really enjoyed this new format. I haven’t been following this podcast forever (though I have been following both of your individual YT videos for a long time), but I like you digging into different in-depth aspects of the hobby. Even the economics of YT viewing and Kickstarter is interesting to me in the funny way you stick on it. Keep the writer until you bleed him dry of his soul and creativity, then toss him away like chaff! ;)
WOO! new TUP video! and WOW, I have a Micro 3d printer. it was a cool little kickstarter with a tiny build volume. I used ABS, not PLA with it.
Ok everyone send Scott and Jon a Gw candle and the next pod cast will lit with them.
I think you would reach a very large audience when painting scythe miniatures, an audience that isn't really into the hobby yet
"I got different dungeons for different days of the week." Truth. I feel called out.
What is the alternative to a wyrmwood table. I don’t think it was mentioned.
I am working with a company called Bandpass Design using their Dresden model
Great show guys!
Scott what is the name of the table that you thought may be an alternative to the Wrymwood Table?
Bandpass Design, Dresden
Trapped under plastic: the getting in your earholes weekly podcast for the hobby enthusiast
Real solid episode
just watched the song... Did scott do music back then?
Trapped under plastic: the podcast for the brush twist n suckers
geek and sundry vampire campaing is AMAZING such incredible cast and DM. goddamn, that story in so fucking good and everyone acts so well
Something to try if you get fried food delivered. I toss fries and things like that onto my Pizza Pizzazz. Usually just takes a couple minutes to get the heat back into the food without changing the flavor.
Rewatching old Tub episodes while cleaning my house. Had to stop for a tendie break ahahhah
RE: Speed painting vids being less popular, I prefer to see reasonable every day challenges. Not "Can i build and paint 2000 points in 24 hours straight with no sleep". I'll never do that.
Can I paint this model to really good quality in under 3 hours... yes I'm interested.
That "babies in a shotgun shell" idea is known as the story of the 40k Primarchs :D
So that video of the Chef bust got me to buy like 5 models from mindwork games. They’ll be my first non-GW models, and I’m super excited!
This was a good ep!
I backed hero forge 2.0, I paid for two coloured minis. My first one was ok. If you pick it up and really look at it it's not great but for someone not wanting to buy paint and brushes I think it's a perfect option for them. For painting hobbyists I would stick to thier premium plastic and paint it yourself.
"Whaaaaa ching! That's the sound of the sword going in!" -Idles "War"
I have backed so many of these Kickstarters. Bad news, I have probably 400 Bones figures that are unpainted and will likely remain so. Good news- I have acquired something like 120+ bottles of Reaper paint in the process... to go along with 50 Army Painter Paints, 60ish Citadel paints and another couple dozen Vallejo paints. I apparently have a Kickstarter and Paint addiction.... but at least I didn't back the Duncan Rhodes campaign.
Quick note, I find the Walmart tupperware combined with the cheap TP to make for excellent packing. Packed almost my entire DE army in it and nothing shifted. Combine that with properly packed boxes. I think you should be fine.
Nolzur's beholder is a really nice model, and a dream to paint, and only costs $6. I highly recommend it!
I backed the Heroforge Color Kickstarter. The quality is decent, no real recess shading, mostly base color printed. Their plastic is not very pliable either so if you bend it too much, SNAP-O! That Kickstarter also came with a token maker option in the rewards too.
Anyone else realize that when Jon went on his tangent about shotgun shell babies, he pretty much described the beginning of warhammer 30k when the primarchs were launched into the galaxy to different worlds?
Honestly curious, what kind of engineer was/is Scott and or Jon before this youtube thing?
Put your delivery Canes (or any fried food) in an air fryer for about 2 minutes after it's delivered. Completely revitalizes it good as new!
Trapped Under Plastic: a hobby pod where youtubers impose visuals on an auditory medium
also that god damn tendies song came up in my recommends and I'll never forgive you
“Commanding all my tendies, I’m the tendies Boss!”
an all minis news show parallel to the normal show would be very good
Shame Battletech kickstarter wasn't quite big enough to make your list- would love to see you guys explore the game, it's awesome
Weekly podcast.... fuck yes!
As a D&D GM, I paint everything I buy. My back catalogue is about 20 minis that aren't started and 5 in progress. I won't use unpainted minis in my games, where as when I was playing wargames I would burn out on army painting painting and wouldn't ever have a fully painted army. I don't have time or space to have a 3D printer, and so will kitbash minis if I want something different. I was hoping that Osprey would have done something like KS for their Frostgrave minis, as these are really great to use for this.
The busts and larger scale minis I buy are where I really get to paint to my fullest, and stretch my skills. I've just backed 3 different KS campaigns in the last 2 months for some great looking busts.
With the comics point, Image have been doing some stuff recently with the fancy collected editions of Witchblade and The Darkness. There have been some Lady Death stuff going out as well. These are not from small companies.
Talking about the hobby from a youtube perspective is awesome, yes do that
Excellent show guys. I managed to easily self abuse myself 4 times during this one. Up from the usual 2-3.
Tendies left me feeling deep fried... in a good way.
A honorable mention for Kickstarters should be Mel Bose's book on terrain building.
i can say i put a long time into some of my videos and don't use click bait titles, and you can tell by the fact that i have almost no subs or views
for you guys this is your job, you need to be able to make a living, and clickbait helps that so there is no shame in doing it, for me i post a few videos from time to time to help keep me sane (it doesn't work too well)
i'd rather be making battle reports, but for the moment i just trying and post some hobby stuff to keep myself motivated
on the candle thing, i'd kind of just buy them and give them to mates to piss them off
I cancelled my pledge for Reaper Bones V because that was around the time people started doing videos for the Photon S. I still don't own a 3D printer, but the quality looks so close between bones and printed minis I couldn't see the point.
Great episode as always, love the idea of weekly videos !
On side note, I don't like that "Tyranid" model, its close enough and GW could make them look more like that but honestly it looks more like a generic alien from some steam game and I;m not a fan, I want new Tyranid sculpts but not like that, in my opinion of course
*sideeyeing my 90% unpainted box of bones*
LOL, Yes! Jolly John and the Tickler! T-Shirt time!
You need to get the tailgate version its in a foil tray and they are just as good take out as they are dine in.
Boom comics runs kickstarters for things like collectors editions, and some more stuff like that which may have a nice target audience and wouldn't do well at retail. Hasbro and Mattel do the same thing, they kickstart big projects that they couldn't sell at retail. Outside of Boom, its mostly indie creators getting up and going
Trapped Under Plastic, The... This One Goes to 11 of Podcasts
An episode about kickstarter but sadly no mention of the 'Order of Cthulhu' kickstarter...
I had take out Cane's in Styrofoam for my first experience. Sauce A+, Chicken B. I guess I did it wrong.
On Twitch, D&D players who don't paint minis still enjoy watching painters for the interaction and community. Most people who paint wargaming stream under Warhammer and tend to stick in that category. The d&d painters tend to stream under Art. There is a disconnect in visibly but the community does overlap. The issue is some gear their stuff towards one audience instead of including both.
Also, I'm kind of curious about a Nurgle candle.
> Is a Zambie
> Wants a nurgle candle
not surprised 😏
@@Miniac Gotta stay on brand
Bones 5 really upped the sculpt quality in my opinion, I'm not sure how much I will back in the future now that I have a 3d printer though.
The one thing I disagree with is that D&D needs mini's. It really doesn't; we used tokens for characters and bigger items for anything beyond human sized. Did it that way for years pretty much; and this comes from someone who loves to do a lot of painting.