I Was RIGHT About Cursed City! | Models and Memories Weekly #40
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Model and Memories Jay talks about what he worked on this week, Cursed City is BACK and he ends the episode with a story! We have new videos every Monday, Wednesday and Friday! We're streaming Monday-Saturday starting at 9PM CST!! JOIN USSSS! Thanks for watching!
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Space Hulk 100% should be a year round product it’s iconic enough where people recognize it even if they aren’t familiar with 40k
I'd love a new Space Hulk, ideally one with Expansions. Maybe sort of a Kill Team Crossover where you can use 40k Kill Teams to sweep corridors and get loot. Blackstone Fortress seems a little busy to me.
I know right??? im playing a mission in necromunda with a chaos spawn chasing my gangers. its gunna use some of the rules from space hulk!
The green stuff world magnet sheets are the strongest I have found. Another option is to get a metal poster of the size of the box for extra strength and flare :)
Best part of your vids are that they are perfect to paint/ craft my own stuff while watching! Happy Holidays!
Jay, did you completely forget about the Gravis Captain with Master-crafted Heavy Bolt Rifle from the Kill Team Flayed Ones box set????
I hate to "Well Actually" you but that is a different unit, that model was the shooty-focused version and this is the close combat-focused one and they are different according to the SM codex.
My Christmas gift for you, TIN ROOF FLASHING!
It's a thin sheet of metal, comes in a large roll and you can cut it with little $10 TIN snips, although I heard yiu can use a utility knife if your careful. I bought one roll and it lasted me for 6 small containers!
Where did you get it? My local home improvement store only sells aluminum
@@itishastur390 I got mine at home depot in the roofing section
@@IOnlyWantToWatchIt I'll check there, thanks!
I was able to cut it with a good utility knife and a few passes. Then you fold it and it snaps clean. I would however ALSO get some aviation/tin snips to trim if you are off at all or to get edges that are missed etc. I also ran a bead of hot glue along the edges in the bottom of the container to keep the sharp edges protected. I used double sided foam tape to secure it to the bottom also
@@jforeman56 I've been using e3600 to stick it to the plastic, but I also do the hot glue trick! BE CAREFUL whith your cutting, you will end up with sharp metal edges
You got it Jay, the magnetic storage you showed is how I have been storing my models. I buy a metal sheet from Lowes in their air duct (HVAC) area and cut it with straight tin snipping shears. I use double sided tape and duct tape to hold it in the box. Works well but remember that magnets have weak shear strength so they can slide and bang around if you drop the box or jostle it too hard.
I have thin sheets of steel that are about the same size as a standard sheet of printer paper that I use for my magnetized minis. I got them from Home Depot in the roofing section for $1.50 each and they fit the tubs I use without cutting.
I do the same. Highly recommended.
The metal you are looking for is duct material from home depot/lowes. its not as pretty but you can tape it into the boxes and cut it with tin snips
That's what I did. Sheet metal and magnets on the model bases.
Thanks for the great videos. I use cheap metal biscuit tins from the pound shop (dollar store) to store my magnetised minis. Cheaper & better.
Best way to move/transport: Get a couple of Oldschool steel Toolboxes. Everything magnetizes securely, the whole thing folds out and is as sturdy as it gets - for cheap
Ya I old steel tool box or tackle box is great and a fantastic way to move models. The way the box unfolds and shows of your models looks fantastic. There exstramly tuff to do of mine are 52 to 60 yaers old. The only problem is companies her in the states don't make the cane more. So a good steel tool / tacal box is extremely hard to find.
Well. Someone better pick up that phone….
Because you zoggin’ called it!
Actually with metal there is a relatively easy way to do it that is easy to cut and use. I've been using K&S Precision Metals hobby sheets for movement trays since 6th edition WHFB. All my armies are magnetized with it and you can buy Tin sheets relatively cheap. You can very easily cut them with scissors to help make model cases for 40k too.
Will need to try these out.
My magnets were so strong that they all over time flew from the base they were glued to the metallic sheet.
I need weaker (and smaller) little magnets perhaps?
An awesome news for those who want to get the box. Very nice.
love me some sterlite :-)
Yo what is up Brent! EOB-Goobertown colab in 2022??!
@@EonsOfBattle ;-)
If I were any good at kitbashing, I would turn that Gravis Captain into Vulkan He'Stan. But for now, I'll stick with my cute little resin piece.
The new intro is great. Catchy.
I use 6x1.5mm neodymium disc magnets. You can glue them with super glue to the bottom of the base and you only need to use 1 or 2 for small models and 6-7 for big models. They hold so well that you want to only use them sparingly so you can actually remove the model from the tray. I also recommend getting hard metal sheets. They're tough to cut but hold to magnets way better.
With what you said about Exodite made me think the Tau are gonna try to bring them into the greater good? Could you imagine if the Tau got new eldar models and not the eldar hahaha.
I really hope that is what happens
I recently made storage trays for my kill teams. Was running out of space on my display shelf, and my ultramarines didn't like bumping elbows with orcs. I ordered greenstuff world magnet paper and rubber steel sheet. The rubber steel works so much better than the magnet paper. My little neodymium magnets stick to it way better than the magnet paper for some reason, and you could still cut the steel rubber with scissors.
Metal lunch boxes are the perfect size for a kill team transport.
Space hulk should be available as a standard flagship product. the game is amazing and the models are awesome
The best channel on TH-cam
You could probably call up a local metal shop and get scrap sheets of steel, you could cut it yourself with some effort or see if they're willing to do some cuts for you. They're installing HVAC at my work and theres so much scrap waste
It occurs to me that of the 3 currently available races within the Tau army, only the Vespid have yet to be acknowledged again. I feel like a Vespid Kill Team would be fun to play.
Holy crap, you are using the exact same container I use with the magnetic bottom.
Agree though, the magnetic paper could be better.
I remember when I got into the models last year I really wanted the Gravis Captain so badly. So badly, in fact, I already kitbashed one.
I got a 12" square sheet of metal and 12" square boxes. hot glued them in. holds the figures pretty well. did have a problem with the box fell but when they aren't experiencing impact they hold well
That poor mini, just right out of the box he went! D:
The Magnet shop now do ferosheets which really allow magnets or magnet sheets to stick. I recently bought some. You can really tell the difference.
It all comes down to cost. If you line the bottom of the tray with metal instead of magnetic sheeting it’s gonna be more money. If you use the sheeting, then you generally need more magnets to get it to stick properly which is costly. So… 6 of 1, half dozen the other kinda thing.
i am always amazed that you dont get total burnout every day, merry crhistmas
I'm stoked Cursed City is coming back, as me and my friends didn't get the chance to play it the first time around.
we need a full length version of the EoB theme so I can paintsercise
Angels of death was so good! Astartes is really good too, but you're right, it's just short. Only knock, but hey, 1 guy made it! Amazing.
Beech wood would work great for a wand. It is a hardwood with some flex. I once folded a beech tree over with an excavator and instead of snapping in half it exploded into a bunch of long strands along the grains.
Space Hulk is a definitive game for the company and should always be available. Petition Time Folks.
Morning J, merry Christmas!!
TBH the problem with all the captain and lieutenant releases is that they could have been in a single box with many options rather than separate releases, I mean alot of people do convert their stuff into these niches of the units.
I still don't know how you have more to say, but I appreciate that I get to listen to this on Friday at work - so cheers and thanks!
I only know the german word „Ferrofolie“, but I think it should be called „ferrofoil“ in english. I think that is what you are looking for with your storage. The magnet stuff you‘re using is meant to be used for selfmade fridge magnets and stuff like that. It IS the magnet basically, while „ferrofoil“ is meant to have magnets stick to it. I hope I got my point across. :D
Hey Jay if you grab another pair of those cases I got the same ones I believe and I just picked up thin sheets of metal from Home Depot and then got a small hardware set to mound on all four sides. The size they sell if you cut it perfectly in half will fit into two of those storage bins. Downside is if you don’t have an angle grinder it kind of has a cost of entry barrier.
You can find various measurements of thin metal sheets in the HVAC section of Home Depot.
Another lovely EOB vid, but sad you missed the "Ho, Ho, How could I possibly have more to say..." opportunity.
Anyway, keep up the great work 👍
You can cut metal sheet with special scisors, it's a pain in the ass and isn't super clean but it works very well. Ordered 4 25x100cm metal sheet and split them in 4. I think it's called "Metal Snips", i wish i could associate an image to show you the result. With a coat of heavy acrylic primer it looks very good.
Go to a place that does waterjetting. It won't cost a lot to just get a rectangle cut out.
I keep my Kill Teams in old, metal cookie box.
I have a similar setup and found that if you double layer the magnetic paper it increases the sticking power. It’s not perfect though for sure.
In so excited for Cursed City expansions! My buddies and I played through it and it was a blast!
get some sheet metal for Ductwork and some aviation/tin snips from home depot. super cheap.
The first hint that Cursed City might return was earlier this month with a christmas short story on Black Library = D
Nice story btw, I really do recommend it!
But finally I can build and paint my Cursed City box as I felt pretty guilty to own a box as the community was (understandbly) angry and disappointet but, in my experience, a small fraction started attacking everyone who had a copy.
Jay: new space marines!
me: ah, here comes the complaining eldar players....
We're not complaining.
It's very easy to cut a sheet of metal with scissors, just buy a thin one. I actually found that the best option in my area is to buy a cheap white board from "everything for $1" store and use metal sheet from it. It thin and what also important painted, so looks nice.
Cut it with scissors with no problem
It a few heads above of magnetic rubber sheets, also a few times cheaper even when I destroy white boards, if you have a good hardware shop in your area you probably can buy thib metal sheets super cheap.
i cut some thin sheet of metal to fit on some big plastic containers i had, i bolt it to the floor and roof of the container and cause it's a tall one i had double space to store boyz or other not that tall minis
Where do you sell tickets for the live studio audience?
I picked up a sheet of stainless steel from Home Depot, pair of tin snips, and some double sided foam tape. Bit more difficult but holds my models super well.
Guerrilla glue it, my man!
@@emile1365 honestly with the tape it hasn't moved a millimeter, even when a friend's kid dropped a whole tub on a tile floor, and it does provide a small amount of shock absorption.
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the algorithm is appeased!
A baking tray would fit well in that box, just glue it in!
I use baking sheets from the dollar store. Cut with tin snips. Hot glue down to bottom of container. MUCH stronger attachment. Use magnetic sheets for most of the smaller bases. Magnets for larger ones.
Really enjoy your content jay.
Just get some baking sheets and find containers that are the right size to match. The minis with stay on much better.
Home centers such as Lowes, Home depot, or Menards carry thin sheet metal and tin snips to cut with. I get about 4 containers worth from the right sized sheet and glue into the containers. I also paint or clear coat them to keep from rusting.
I actually made containers with metal sheets. Its not too hard as you can use adhesive tape to stick the sheet to the container. For cutting you can get smaller sheets and use a tin snip to cut to size. Make sure to wear protection (gloves, eye wear) when cutting.
Get cut to size sheet metal from ebay. cost about the same or less then the magnetic sheet, depends were and what thickness you can get. With Steelsheets you need less magnets too.
Covid shipping issues, a resin shortage which raised the price of the cardboard they were using among a ton of other issues made Cursed City not worth making until things got better.
The question is will we be able to have a Primaris lieutenant with a bolt pistol and chain sword to better represent Lieutenant Titus of the Ultramarines?
I also really wasn't happy with the grip of the magnet paper so I now use a metal ammo box to transport my minis. Air tight, waterproof and dropping is no problem. Can't fit that many models in them though, but great for skirmish games or smaller armies.
Little bits of blutack abandoned the bases of models is a cheap option that works
Inverted wiggle woggles are recommended only for batch painted armies, not characters or competition minis
I buy thin sheet metal used for roofing as a magnetic base for my cases. it comes in rolls that are 12 inches wide by 10 or 12 feet long and is thin enough to cut with scissors.
The guy at my local GW theorized that the molds for cursed city used the cheaper type of material they use for one off molds of things like Da Red Gobbo and so the reason it disappeared for ages was because they had to fix a bunch of the molds.
That would mean the next release will probably be similarly short.
I garuntee that cursed city will go up in price. GW will never give you models at that good a price point
A cheap pair of tin snips would make cutting thin metal easy
I like Space Hulk
Look forward to seeing what they do with Cursed City and Ulfenkarn
Mesquite wood is very strong, and can be tempered to become stronger called iron wood.
P.S. Best wood to grill with also
20 gauge steel and q pair of tin snipes. Make 1/8 bigger than you want so you can roll the edges.
For cutting metal a good set of tin snips will do yah fine.
There's the electric tool way with dremels and jigsaws but good old tin snips and gloves will do.
Try using steel foil. It should hold decently well.
I think it's likely cursed city was limited due to supply chain issues, with the printed elements (game boards, etc) became too expensive and caused it to be unprofitable for a time. I'm excited for what the expansions may bring, I've only played it once but I found it pretty fun and slightly more interesting than blackstone fortress was. Also I'm hoping to use it to get a friend interested in age of sigmar as he's been resistant to get into it despite liking 40k and fantasy. Also I really like hammer and bolter, I thing the space wolf one was the best animated and even though I'm not a fan of space wolves I thought it was good, I think hammer and bolter excels at telling smaller more personal stories, rather than grand narratives. Something like a snapshot of space wolf initiates taking part in a blood game or the most recent one with the tech priest just providing a glimpse into the world is what it's best suited for. The eldar one and old bale eye have probably been my favourite, conversely I think the sisters one was the weakest, it felt very static and didn't really need to be animated, it could have easily been a written short story or audiobook episode. Also even though I already converted a gravis captain I'm going to get the new one as I'd like one to just run as a captain since the one I converted is my chapter master.
I suggest using a lathe or a makeshift lathe with a piece of wood in your drill to do the form shaping on the wand
Some of the betting is that the card stock for Cursed City was stuck for in containers/printing from China, and has now arrived in the UK and sorted into their boxes.
There is steel paper that you can cut with scissors.
Good source for metal is cheap baking pans from dollar tree, I have a 9x11 cake pan with sides and a lid.
I am glad the majority of the comments are about the storage options, the return of curse city and the new fig.
But I’ll say it because it needs to be said:
Do not support Harry Potter now, why support a TERF when you can just buy more orks?
Jay, Keep EOB a safe space pls!
I totally agree that JK is a nasty lady, but Harry Potter is still cool, nothing objectionable in the books. I will always strive to keep EOB safe and positive.
@@EonsOfBattle I never got super into HP but I'm pretty sure the books actively make a case for chattel slavery
@@eater_of_garbage_ No they don't. The house-elves are based on a Scottish legend called the brownies. The house-elves exist in harry potter to see the golden trio react to the cultural differences between them. That is how ALL the non-humans exist in Harry Potter really, the centars the goblins the giants, etc.
I'm iffy on cursed city unless the expansion has some really cool playable characters
I subscribed at the mention of tactical rocks
I enjoyed the Hammer and Bolter Eldar episode, it showed how brutal the humans are lol. The new model looks great, be fun to see how you base it.
GW should swallow their pride and realise, that warhammer plus is to hide their promotion behind a paywall!
If you got a thin sheet of steel you might be able to use a pair of snips to cut it. You'd definitely need to file and sand the edges after through to prevent splinters and curring yourself
Depends on the sort of steel, and it's better to get a sheet of softer metal.
Best to be specific when trying to find something for this purpose.
You forgot captain with master crafted heavy bolt rifle that gravis armor
still don’t have it……
One day before the New Eldar Model are here ^^
Grab some A4 metal poster (the novelty ads type stuff) and some tin snips 👍
magnets stick great to cake pans.
tactical rocks are cool, but they really need to be an optional part you connect to, its hard to blent them into the base at times!
space hulk isn't sold because people buy it for models and the game was average even 25 years ago
Get a fold out metal tool box for your carry case
For your boxes... 30gauge or higher sheet metal and some snips. Not hard at all. Not expensive either.
Wasn't there a gravis captain in the Pariah Nexus Kill Team expansion boxes?
Pleasantly surprised at the lack of redditors, gatekeepers and people that have never touched a mini declaring that supporting anything other than TTS is high treason, and saying anything good about GW is blasphemy
I’d really like some Primaris assault marines. With jump packs.