Love your stuff brother! Hey, I wanted to tell you about an experiment I ran the other day. I am making an Vivarium Rock Background and was experimenting with pre-coating the blue styrofoam from home depot. I dipped a piece in Kiltz 2 and another in Mineax Fast Dry Gloss Urethane and let them dry overnight . After that I tested applications of acrylic paint and an ink wash. I used army painter paints and washes. I let those dry over night too. I then ran the pieces under my sink faucet to try and rub off the paint and ink wash. The paint adhered a lot better than the ink wash to the Kilz 2, but with some effort could wipe both off under running water. When I did the same to the pre-dipped minwaxed foam, the paint and the ink wash would not rub/wash off! And I rubbed and rubbed with my thumb to try and get them off. Dipping foam in Minwax before painting seems the make an amazingly durable bottom coat and adds strength to the finished paint without even sealing it afterwards! Note: I know minwax can take many days to fully cure, so by painting only after 12 or so hours, I may have exploited a way to bind the paint with the minwax.
jeremy, why not line xps with baking sheets, push the pins down all the way at different angles and put dollops of hot glue on the end caps for that fantasy/comic domed shroom look? just something i thought about!
"I'm just building and painting models that look cool." This applies to about 98% of all Ork players out there. Just amazed by the details you were able to put into this piece. Glad you shared it with us.
@@tymoteuszkosinski5352 only 1 year of knowing what this hobby is and I already own 4 armies, two of 350 something points and two of over a thousand, as well as a knight castellan I have yet to even build. All unpainted, aside from some orks I used to test paints. I feel like I am soon to become someone like you.
@@ReddCrystal honestly I don't complain, I don't have anyone to play with, so I can really just paint what I want (and my backlog now only contains less than 30 models!)
@@tymoteuszkosinski5352 yeah I feel like I'm going to spend a lot more time on the hobby side of this..er...hobby than the gaming side as well, but getting my backlog from quite a few hundred grey models to something as small as 30 seems like something my willpower, energy or skill won't be capable of
I love the Hellbrute, but I also don't mind what you did with it. Also jealous of you getting random sprues with something like that in it AND jealous of your vallejo texture paste shelf up there.
100% agree the hellbrute looks like derp on a stick. Really love the conversion you did. Very interesting end result and looks especially papa nurgle. Also love the pope hat thing.
00:45-1:00 Hard same. I'm sure my Space Wolves "list" would be laughed out of a tourney but I make it and play it cos it looks cool and makes me happy.
That base is so NASTY looking! I love it! I've never tried kitbashing, really, but this is a satisfying result! You've got serious skill Nurgalizing models!
I took a Hellbrute and converted it into a living Skaven Warp Lightning Cannon at the start of this year. It's still one of my favourite models to date!
I'm always surprised by the range of reactions to GW models. The Hellbrute may be the model that got me into the hobby, watching a series of someone painting one several years ago, thought it was totally rad. Yours is way radder. Would love to see you Nurgle up an imperial knight. Thanks for the hard work and hope your family is doing better since everyone got sick!
Thankfully the other week my girl just had an upset tummy and was fine after. Powering through all the other stuff. I am positive I will one day do a Death Guard Imperial Knight in my style :D
I was just about to comment the same thing. I actually like the look of Dreadnoughts and all the related models but I find many others incredibly derpy when others say they look amazing. Chief example was the hype around new SoBs, everyone would say they look amazing now but all I see is a slightly more detailed version of those old angry dudes in boob armor and the vehicles are even worse. I'm currently working on a convo that I hope would satisfy my need to see the vision of sororitas I have when I read the lore. On the other hand I would never have thought to mod a Hellbrute and could not visualize something as amazing as what Jeremy created.
I myself have an obsession with orruk looted stuff like orruk frigates and ork knights and the likes but at the same time absolutely love watching people nurgling things up.
Yes! I love these kind of videos! I learn so much from them that I apply the tech. to other minis i am working on.. Not even the same type of minis either.. It is about learning those techniques to create all sorts of fun minis.
That looks awesome. I started painting minis in the early 80's then motorcycles came into my life in the late 80's and the hobby was forgotten, speed was way much more fun, over the last few years I have got back into painting and just recently trying to make terrain pieces out of xps foam and yours and many other youtubers in the hobby have taught me loads. I am making a stubby fantasy tower with lights in at the moment and am going to move onto a Ork 40k defensive line / garage in a bit to go with my war bikers and trike. Thanks for the inspiration to build things. Big hugs, Lee.
This really is phenomenal. The tube liquid just blow me away when I watch this video again. It’s little tips like that that make me rewatch videos for inspiration!
This is awesome! I recently used some of the tips you've given on this channel and created a nurgle-fied Stormcast eternal. I think he looks awesome. I never would have been able to do this without you, so thank you so much!
I love how gloriously nasty your Nurgle models are. There's so many different ways to approach the variety of textures they have, and it's always a treat seeing how different hobbyists tackle them :D
Cutting resin, especially big lumps like that id do using a jewelers saw, since its on a bow you arent limited to a cutting depth equal to the radius of whatever cutting disc you are using. The side of the cutting disc also wont be grinding the whole depth of the cut all time so a lot less dust will be created, taking care still recommended tho.
@@TheKesslerFoundation Ive done some conversion on older pewter minis using a jewelers saw and it works great there too, was able to remove the center part of a shoulder pad, leaving the trim untouched and glue in the center from another pad to change the molded chapter icon from blood angels to crimson fists :)
Great vid! The army is looking great/ I totally respect your view of lists. I too think lists often get in the way of building the army I wanted in the first place - sometimes robbing you of the enthusiasm you had going into the project. I have have even had projjects that I was really excited to build and then having played a game with them, suddenly found myself wanting to build something else. SO my rule is build what you want, and then if you still want to play, build and army out of what you have. Cant wait to saee more!
Sweet mother of Nurgle! That turned out amazing! That's like Miscast Terrain astounding level!! Yeah, be proud of that for sure!! The leaky pipe is next level, btw.
Really nice result. Whenever I was building a model with a lot of "empty space" inside, I would build it around a core of modeling clay. I gives you something to glue the pieces onto as well as adding some weight to the final piece. Not sure if that would have helped you here or if you'll ever have a similar hollow multi-piece model to build again but who knows?
That has entered among my top 7 favorite conversion pieces brought to excellence (as in 4th among some of the pros) by a more than reputable paint job. SaaaaWeeeet!! Cheers man...keep up the quality
I can`t help but love this Hellbrute, it`s really amazing, really, really amazing. The tip with the drip was great too!!! I will give it a try in the near future with my own nurgle models. I have to say that your army is incredible and looks way better than most things "pro painted" i have seen while looking at nurgle models. The conversión work really pulls it off and they all are just beautifull.
Love 'the drip' ('gush' maybe??), I know you said you didn't have fishing wire, but I have found running the UV resin down it after its fixed in place creates a super effective drip, painted with contrast afterwards... good when you don't want something so wide :)
The conversion is great and really inspired! You really outdid yourself! And the drip tip is perfect. Im definitely gonna use it too for some terrain im making
a few years back, I got the idea skeleton kit for war hammer.. the musician in it was nothing more than some skeleton blowing a horn.. so I grabbed some pieces and some green stuff and made my skeleton playing the Highland Bagpipes.. and at the base I put an skeleton arm holding up a rusty sword. *it's said that the Pipes can cause a dying man to get up and fight.. * so I read so where.. Love your work man... Thanks and God Bless
The Hellbrute is actually one of the models that really turned me to chaos marines. I don't know why a monster/deamon fused with a dreadnought is the coolest thing to me.
Happiest of Birthdays sir! Hope today is filled with joy and hugs and that your upcoming winter in the 'way up north' is mild (as I say that from sunny warm California LOL)
Just starting my own death guard army.... funny i have a ton of the old minis... just used them for a Chaos undivided army... REALLY LOVING ALL THE NEW MINIS AND RULES...
Clear sprue can be stretched just like opaque sprue to replace fishing line or whatever with curves in place or as straight pieces. Also, you can carve clear crystals out of it per your previous video about Tiny Things.
Kitbashing plastic with plastic is so much more enjoyable. Sadly most of the time I end up doing plastic and resin too. Also made the milliput != glue mistake once. The other mistake was trying to glue the plastic part to the resin part, while there was still not fully cured milliput on there, which led to everything coming off again, which is funny, since it worked for you there.
Thats what I imagine when I think of death guard especially after listening to the Mortarian horus heresy origin book. It really details how twisted the legion became and how horribly Mortarian was betrayed. That model reflects that pain.
I'm feeling some real empathic phantom limb pains looking at this dude. It's yuck and I love it. I also feel taken back to a simple age with that 'all your base' reference. Somebody set up us the bomb.
Love the conversion. However... you take back what you said about stumpy robot legs! Dreads are my favorite models to build and paint. I imagine them as human-scale, about chest high, stomping around on legs like a corgi. That would be a conversion I would do if I was a better modeler, corgi dreads!
I have a Skaven Warlord on Brood Horror I converted from an Lord Discordant and a Doomwheel. I spent HOURS pouring over the plans then testing and refitting before cutting. welcome to the kitbash community.
Excellent work, you took a fairly goofy looking model and made it fit perfect within your gross Nurgle gang! It's a massive improvement over something that looked like a cast-off from Doom.
Check out the *COUNTERSPELL MINIATURES KICKSTARTER* : bit.ly/CSpellMINIS
As a DM the word "Counterspell" gives me nightmares at this point ahaha
man these resin minatures make me want to get a printer. lol thankfully they are too far out of my budget!
@@alaskankare the Kickstarter is actually for physical minis. Resin cast, not files to print yourself.
Love your stuff brother! Hey, I wanted to tell you about an experiment I ran the other day. I am making an Vivarium Rock Background and was experimenting with pre-coating the blue styrofoam from home depot. I dipped a piece in Kiltz 2 and another in Mineax Fast Dry Gloss Urethane and let them dry overnight . After that I tested applications of acrylic paint and an ink wash. I used army painter paints and washes. I let those dry over night too. I then ran the pieces under my sink faucet to try and rub off the paint and ink wash. The paint adhered a lot better than the ink wash to the Kilz 2, but with some effort could wipe both off under running water. When I did the same to the pre-dipped minwaxed foam, the paint and the ink wash would not rub/wash off! And I rubbed and rubbed with my thumb to try and get them off. Dipping foam in Minwax before painting seems the make an amazingly durable bottom coat and adds strength to the finished paint without even sealing it afterwards!
Note: I know minwax can take many days to fully cure, so by painting only after 12 or so hours, I may have exploited a way to bind the paint with the minwax.
jeremy, why not line xps with baking sheets, push the pins down all the way at different angles and put dollops of hot glue on the end caps for that fantasy/comic domed shroom look? just something i thought about!
"I'm just building and painting models that look cool." This applies to about 98% of all Ork players out there.
Just amazed by the details you were able to put into this piece. Glad you shared it with us.
That also applies to me, owner of 8 armies, none above 1000 points 😅
Can confirm. Am Ork player. Orks haven't had a competitive codex in over a decade. So now it's just rule of cool and slam that shit on the tabletop.
@@tymoteuszkosinski5352 only 1 year of knowing what this hobby is and I already own 4 armies, two of 350 something points and two of over a thousand, as well as a knight castellan I have yet to even build. All unpainted, aside from some orks I used to test paints. I feel like I am soon to become someone like you.
@@ReddCrystal honestly I don't complain, I don't have anyone to play with, so I can really just paint what I want (and my backlog now only contains less than 30 models!)
@@tymoteuszkosinski5352 yeah I feel like I'm going to spend a lot more time on the hobby side of this..er...hobby than the gaming side as well, but getting my backlog from quite a few hundred grey models to something as small as 30 seems like something my willpower, energy or skill won't be capable of
As a death guard player i say that you nurgle’d a model that wasn’t nurgly at all; i love it
This one is powerful in the nurgling
Love the ethic of the “looks cool army”
As someone building competing vindicators and bikes armies growing up I can promise its the only way to play.
Precisely how im tackling my ironjawz waaagh clan. I dont even play just want to build customize stuff and paint.
I almost like nurgkes as much as orks, I feel with either doesn't matter what you do to them it looks great lol 🙂
That's by in large due to their decay and scrappy aesthetic?
There are nurgle Orks
I prefer orks, just because Nurgles are in the lore completely disgusting.
@@adog6495 no way
@@mystrangebrain9240 yup
Your Nurgle has sprung a leak. It looks awesome, great job.
If anyone is curious about the ogre model used, it's the Legendary Vor Khet model from Wild West Exodus.
Thanks, I couldn't for the life of me remember. I don't even remember how I got it.
I love the Hellbrute, but I also don't mind what you did with it. Also jealous of you getting random sprues with something like that in it AND jealous of your vallejo texture paste shelf up there.
100% agree the hellbrute looks like derp on a stick. Really love the conversion you did. Very interesting end result and looks especially papa nurgle. Also love the pope hat thing.
Tau wanted to get on your derp scale but they fell off a cliff.
00:45-1:00 Hard same. I'm sure my Space Wolves "list" would be laughed out of a tourney but I make it and play it cos it looks cool and makes me happy.
If my first reaction to a model is "Kill it with fire!", then you know you have done Nurgle right.
When you added the spewing filth from the pipe it almost made me dry heave, so I'm thinking that's spot on for Nurgle. Be safe in the 'Peg!
That base is so NASTY looking! I love it! I've never tried kitbashing, really, but this is a satisfying result! You've got serious skill Nurgalizing models!
I took a Hellbrute and converted it into a living Skaven Warp Lightning Cannon at the start of this year. It's still one of my favourite models to date!
You can't say that and then not post a picture =P
@@bencharleston2712 www.reddit.com/r/ageofsigmar/comments/fscb1m/clan_skryre_warp_lightning_cannon_conversion/
13:27 Those back-of-leg teeth are just horrible, amazing job.
I'm always surprised by the range of reactions to GW models. The Hellbrute may be the model that got me into the hobby, watching a series of someone painting one several years ago, thought it was totally rad. Yours is way radder. Would love to see you Nurgle up an imperial knight. Thanks for the hard work and hope your family is doing better since everyone got sick!
Thankfully the other week my girl just had an upset tummy and was fine after. Powering through all the other stuff.
I am positive I will one day do a Death Guard Imperial Knight in my style :D
I was just about to comment the same thing. I actually like the look of Dreadnoughts and all the related models but I find many others incredibly derpy when others say they look amazing. Chief example was the hype around new SoBs, everyone would say they look amazing now but all I see is a slightly more detailed version of those old angry dudes in boob armor and the vehicles are even worse. I'm currently working on a convo that I hope would satisfy my need to see the vision of sororitas I have when I read the lore. On the other hand I would never have thought to mod a Hellbrute and could not visualize something as amazing as what Jeremy created.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial That is good news. I don't know you personally, but I don't wish bad things on decent people.
I myself have an obsession with orruk looted stuff like orruk frigates and ork knights and the likes but at the same time absolutely love watching people nurgling things up.
That tube emptying out his guts is really unpleasant. :D Well done.
Yes! I love these kind of videos! I learn so much from them that I apply the tech. to other minis i am working on.. Not even the same type of minis either.. It is about learning those techniques to create all sorts of fun minis.
Most hobby things are universally useful! Glad you see that :)
That looks awesome. I started painting minis in the early 80's then motorcycles came into my life in the late 80's and the hobby was forgotten, speed was way much more fun, over the last few years I have got back into painting and just recently trying to make terrain pieces out of xps foam and yours and many other youtubers in the hobby have taught me loads. I am making a stubby fantasy tower with lights in at the moment and am going to move onto a Ork 40k defensive line / garage in a bit to go with my war bikers and trike. Thanks for the inspiration to build things. Big hugs, Lee.
This really is phenomenal. The tube liquid just blow me away when I watch this video again. It’s little tips like that that make me rewatch videos for inspiration!
This is awesome! I recently used some of the tips you've given on this channel and created a nurgle-fied Stormcast eternal. I think he looks awesome. I never would have been able to do this without you, so thank you so much!
I love how gloriously nasty your Nurgle models are. There's so many different ways to approach the variety of textures they have, and it's always a treat seeing how different hobbyists tackle them :D
As a fellow Death Guard player, all I can say is *chef's kiss*.
Cutting resin, especially big lumps like that id do using a jewelers saw, since its on a bow you arent limited to a cutting depth equal to the radius of whatever cutting disc you are using.
The side of the cutting disc also wont be grinding the whole depth of the cut all time so a lot less dust will be created, taking care still recommended tho.
Cutting plastic and even resin is so much easier than cutting metal back in the day.
@@TheKesslerFoundation Ive done some conversion on older pewter minis using a jewelers saw and it works great there too, was able to remove the center part of a shoulder pad, leaving the trim untouched and glue in the center from another pad to change the molded chapter icon from blood angels to crimson fists :)
Disgustingly beautiful conversion and paintjob. The army as a whole looks great.
Papa Nurgle is proud.
Nice to see someone else study the instructions to see the potential of a model^^
This one is so good! You made this model 100x cooler for sure. -- Also, that 'chaos bomb' was really nice of you. Thank you for that!
Great vid! The army is looking great/ I totally respect your view of lists. I too think lists often get in the way of building the army I wanted in the first place - sometimes robbing you of the enthusiasm you had going into the project. I have have even had projjects that I was really excited to build and then having played a game with them, suddenly found myself wanting to build something else. SO my rule is build what you want, and then if you still want to play, build and army out of what you have. Cant wait to saee more!
Sweet mother of Nurgle! That turned out amazing! That's like Miscast Terrain astounding level!! Yeah, be proud of that for sure!! The leaky pipe is next level, btw.
glad you done some Kitbashing and made a awesome take on a Helbrute
Really nice result. Whenever I was building a model with a lot of "empty space" inside, I would build it around a core of modeling clay. I gives you something to glue the pieces onto as well as adding some weight to the final piece. Not sure if that would have helped you here or if you'll ever have a similar hollow multi-piece model to build again but who knows?
That has entered among my top 7 favorite conversion pieces brought to excellence (as in 4th among some of the pros) by a more than reputable paint job.
SaaaaWeeeet!!
Cheers man...keep up the quality
I can`t help but love this Hellbrute, it`s really amazing, really, really amazing. The tip with the drip was great too!!! I will give it a try in the near future with my own nurgle models. I have to say that your army is incredible and looks way better than most things "pro painted" i have seen while looking at nurgle models. The conversión work really pulls it off and they all are just beautifull.
Great conversion. I love Nurgle miniatures. They are great fun to build and they look simply awesome.
Love it. I did a Hellbrute too and kinda love making slightly gawky looking models better
I love this kitbash, and I love your helbrute's plaguey pope-hat!
Love 'the drip' ('gush' maybe??), I know you said you didn't have fishing wire, but I have found running the UV resin down it after its fixed in place creates a super effective drip, painted with contrast afterwards... good when you don't want something so wide :)
For cutting resin, I have been using a old school hand hobby saw and it cuts like butter without throwing as many particles in the air.
As a fellow disciple of Nurgle your painting style is awesome and inspirational! Thank you for sharing it with us.
I really appreciate your dedication to proper PPE and educating others to follow as well
Sick dude my buddy is building a deathguard army can’t wait to show him this
Spectacular video - great kitbash, amazing paint job, and your usual clear explanation. Thanks for posting this, also belated happy birthday.
The conversion is great and really inspired! You really outdid yourself!
And the drip tip is perfect. Im definitely gonna use it too for some terrain im making
John Blanche would be proud! Amazing conversion and suitable grimdark paintjob!
Seriously loving your journey into 40k mate, nice and chilled best way to approach it. Keep up the awesome content 👍.
Bloody amazing. Love your nurgle army and paint scheme
Great looking Hellbrute. Dripping effect worked out great.
Your sloppity bilepiper looks awesome man, the paint job is amazing
As a person has never built any model, I’d try to make a molding of ogre legs though cutting may be easier
Excellent idea
Or just use the original legs with the kit since he covered everything in blobs anyway lol.
I love your approach to building what you think looks cool.
Plague pope is an infectious concept that is festering in my mind. Thanks!
Screw the Codex, build cool models, is my favorite way to play Warhammer.
Honestly same I honestly haven’t played a torny in forever casual is just so much more fun
I really enjoyed the cards between segments in this video. Great conversion.
a few years back, I got the idea skeleton kit for war hammer.. the musician in it was nothing more than some skeleton blowing a horn.. so I grabbed some pieces and some green stuff and made my skeleton playing the Highland Bagpipes.. and at the base I put an skeleton arm holding up a rusty sword. *it's said that the Pipes can cause a dying man to get up and fight.. * so I read so where.. Love your work man... Thanks and God Bless
Can I just say, your Intros and Thumbnails are just amazing these days. They keep getting better and better!
Thanks! I try!
They feel really solid and professional, with really good cuts and transitions 👌.
I tottally agree with you on the Hellbrute looking derpy, I play Black Legion and I've swapped it out for a converted Dreadnought instead
The drip literally made me gag when I saw you putting it on. Nice work, you got the effect you wanted!
That's so awesome. I'd love to see you do an ork conversion!
Great approach to the hobby. I do exactly the same: Looks over meta... If I die, I will die well dressed!
That yellow/black scheme is 🔥
And great tips👌
The Hellbrute is actually one of the models that really turned me to chaos marines. I don't know why a monster/deamon fused with a dreadnought is the coolest thing to me.
Amazing job everything just seems to work so well
This looks AMAZING!! It makes me wanna get back into 40k just to do Chaos. Keep the videos coming! Great to see another Canadian killin it on TH-cam!
DO it...
GW would be proud of this Brutes Quality! One of the best Kit Bashes I've seen.. Plus Bishop with a Turtle Neck... Hat is epic..
Waiting for my cease and desist letter for GW....
Wow! Absolutely awesome conversion!
I actually like the hellbrute kit but you stepped this one up. That pipe and the resin look fantastic!
Happiest of Birthdays sir! Hope today is filled with joy and hugs and that your upcoming winter in the 'way up north' is mild (as I say that from sunny warm California LOL)
Great work as always Jeremy! Death Guard and you go together like peanut butter and jelly!
Nice kit bash!
Just starting my own death guard army.... funny i have a ton of the old minis... just used them for a Chaos undivided army... REALLY LOVING ALL THE NEW MINIS AND RULES...
loved the pipe with the goo, looked very realistic!
Excellent job. Love the painting. And Happy Birthday.
This guy is really amazing - the plastic strip as a "drip armature" 🤮 was a stroke of genius!
That looks super bad ass! Well done man, definitely love what you're doing! Keep up the good content!
Clear sprue can be stretched just like opaque sprue to replace fishing line or whatever with curves in place or as straight pieces. Also, you can carve clear crystals out of it per your previous video about Tiny Things.
Totally, I've seen that done, seems to work great.....but I definitely don't have any clear sprues lying around.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial When the lockdown situation eases, trade bits with other crafterrs. Easy peasy-ish. Maybe by snail mail?
I absolutely LOVE this conversion. Great work bud!
Sincerely, your fan from Alberta. 😊
Awesome conversion! I like your approach to the project and to 40K - make it cool and have fun.
WOW! Amazing job! Looks much better than orginal!!
Kitbashing plastic with plastic is so much more enjoyable. Sadly most of the time I end up doing plastic and resin too.
Also made the milliput != glue mistake once.
The other mistake was trying to glue the plastic part to the resin part, while there was still not fully cured milliput on there, which led to everything coming off again, which is funny, since it worked for you there.
Thats what I imagine when I think of death guard especially after listening to the Mortarian horus heresy origin book. It really details how twisted the legion became and how horribly Mortarian was betrayed. That model reflects that pain.
This is an amazing kitbash! As usual, great work.
Great video! Happy Birthday, Jeremy!
I'm feeling some real empathic phantom limb pains looking at this dude. It's yuck and I love it.
I also feel taken back to a simple age with that 'all your base' reference. Somebody set up us the bomb.
Love the conversion. However... you take back what you said about stumpy robot legs!
Dreads are my favorite models to build and paint. I imagine them as human-scale, about chest high, stomping around on legs like a corgi. That would be a conversion I would do if I was a better modeler, corgi dreads!
Great creation, well done!
I have a Skaven Warlord on Brood Horror I converted from an Lord Discordant and a Doomwheel. I spent HOURS pouring over the plans then testing and refitting before cutting. welcome to the kitbash community.
Very Cool conversion. Happy Birthday!!!
Been watching a lot of 40k stuff recently, and you've just spiced it up with something wild and new! :D
Proper nurgley! I love coming on this journey with you!
From derpy dreadnought to WRETCHED helbrute, hell yeah!
Excellent work, you took a fairly goofy looking model and made it fit perfect within your gross Nurgle gang! It's a massive improvement over something that looked like a cast-off from Doom.
and the great thing is that the cobbled together feel just makes it more nurgle-y
I love your hellbrute, look awesome!
Quickly entering "Black Metal Craft". Great video buddy, love the content
That conversion is incredible. Great work :D
Great model! Thanks for the video.
Lets just go ahead and like this video during the opening commercial. Saves time
Haha, as a small channel, I be smashing that button for everyone now.
This pleases Papa Nurgle.
Great job, what an incredible kit bash👍👍👍
Looks amazing! Very inspiring, thank you.
The army is looking good that hellbrute is amazing
Another amazing peice. Well done and thanks for the tips yet again.