Since the purple makes it sneaky and potentially invisible, there should be a battle scenario where this thing just shows up right next to the warlord as the start of the battle.
The purple power has never been confirmed and is currently just fan-fiction but who cares since its just a make believe setting and we should be able to believe everything we want to!
This would be a GREAT model to use that GorkaMorka transport rule, where it can carry as many models as will fit, but if they fall off they're dead for good
A nice finishing touch would be stick a bunch of random enemy body parts all over it where they failed in their attack. Arms and legss sticking out from under the treads, impaled on random spikes.
Should have made the gargant slightly larger and added a seat for a baby at the back or something. Imagine the damage one of those could do on the battlefield.
When he began using purple the only thing I could think until the end of the video was a general screaming with a soldier saying something along these lines "Are you telling me you couldn't see a walking fortress the size of a skyscraper until it was literally in front of you?" Besides this, awesome video
Christ you just gave me nostalgia flashbacks. Our GW store made a Gargant for gamesday 2006. Jesus I completely forgot about that. It had a hollow back cross section and Marines were fighting the ork crew inside.
@@Bobdd0 It was the Breahead store RIP. Was before smart phones sadly so not as many photos, I've been trawling the internet looking but no luck as I remember a lot of photos being on myspace and bebo which are shut now.
I like to imagine they announce themselves with a revving of the gargantuan choppa, and all within a few miles will hear this hum of death, knowing something terrible is coming for them.
When your pile of shame gets so large, it gains legs and stomps off to a whole new studio...because it needs more room to grow! Does this count as another member of the family? You're going to need a mini-van soon.
I will say there's 1 main issue about painting the model purple. when you started painting on the purple for some reason that giant Gargant started to get smaller for some reason, I don't know why... Also as big and giant as it is when you did the showcase of the gargant around the 27:00 mark I couldn't see or find it......... it was like I was looking at a blank screen. Almost like your Gargant has *"disappeared"* into thin air...... Hahahaha!
Only Guy from Midwinter Minis could procrastinate building a Titan by building another, _separate_ Titan. EDIT: With the number of platforms on the exterior, you could turn the gargant into a piece of terrain for Kill Team or Necromunda. That is, with enough pieces of scaffolding terrain to bridge gaps.
@@genericuser984 noise marine kool-aid man through the metal plates. "Hear the dirge of slaanesh! Our noise will harry you! Can you hear the song of despair? Pass into the kakophony!"
*Warlord Titan still unfinished on desk. Guy: I should probably finish it Also Guy: Let's start an equally large project, but make it completely from scratch.
It's always amazing how a paint job transforms a pile of (really well arranged!) junk into an amazing 'sculpt'!! Looks brilliant, really love it. You channel is an inspiration, not only for painting and modelling, but also for just getting on and doing! Congrats on moving into an office office, something I hope to do in the near future myself. Great vid, keep it up!!
That's incredible exciting news, and I'm more than a bit jealous! Good luck, and I'm excited to see what big projects will come out of your mekaniak workshop
My dad did this a bit over a decade ago. Just took absolutely everything, rhinos, Necron and Tau bits, and built an absolute monstrosity of a little brother. Still have “Otto,” actually. Great stuff Guy
The purple-sneakheadcanon for this big fella is that they set off in the early morning and it moves so slow, they always end up at the battle in the late afternoon, when the sun/s are setting. The enemy just thinks its a distant cityscape, not paying any mind, until things start exploding
Guy, you really should run a kill team game on top of the gargant. The new rules are pretty light and easy to use, so you could do a fluffy game where a certain individual's ultramarines need to disable all the gargant's weapons before it reaches Imperial lines.
This was one of the reasons I got into Orks in the first place (I was at that 4tk Tournament for Macular Society, you gave me the award for best painted army I recall, one of the best days of my time in warhammer). The sheer absurdity of the things they’ve conjured up and the awesome models they’ve produced, coupled with stuff like THIS beauty, is what I love about Orks.
Guy this was great! I've been an ork player for over 10 years now and used to love making scrap vehicles out of cardboard. In more recent years I'm always so critical of my home made models because cardboard and hot glue never look as good as the plasticard, resin or greenstuff you see online. Thank you for reminding me that models are more than their materials - it's the thoughts, ideas and creativity behind making them that count! Keep up the great work and as a wise warboss once told me, WWWWAAAAAGGHH!!!
I love the fact it's purple, I'm imagining a guardsman boasting to his friends how tough he is whilst having a smoke and they all fall silent when they realise a warehouse with cannons has sneaked up on their position.
"... We glued the vacuum pipes to the birdcage perch..." That's some quality bitz-spotting. The checker pattern is great, too. Next up, I expect to see potato prints for Orky Ikonz. I like the out of ammo rule you came up with for the Gatling gun. Twin Flakkatta is a great Orky name. I think that the rules should include the point that, if it doesn't explode, the Gargant remains on the table and is treated as line-of-sight, and movement blocking. The giggling baby is adorable; as is the Gargant. I found this a lot more fun than the FW Titan.
Orks don't think purple is sneaky. That, and the idea of "purple makes them invisible" is an entirely fan-made meme that has been repeated so, so much that some people think it's actually lore. It isn't, it's not actually part of 40k. Great work on it, though!
You know, I was a little bit dubious until you got the gargant pained, but once the paint was on that did the trick and brought all the disparate parts together into one amazing orky whole! I can't pretend that I have much of a feeling for how superheavy stuff like this is going to play out in 40k, but between it having more wounds than a Warlord titan, shields that effectively grant it extra wounds every turn, its grot riggers and its Ramshackle rule I think it's going to be incredibly tanky despite it having a toughness of "only" 8. Hopefully its orky ballistic skill means it won't be stripping wounds off its opponents at a pace that exceeds the ability of a Warlord to do the same to it, or it could be a bit of an unfair fight! Finally, congratulations on sorting out a dedicated studio. Now, when is the first Midwinter Minis con going to happen? :-)
Guy: has the biggest and most expensive warhammer model ever made to build. Also Guy: what if I made another one, from scratch. Everyone needs a friend, right? What a beautiful display of insanity and inventiveness! And the video build is an absolute delight to follow. Thank you very much for all your efforts.
This is so fun! And that metallic dry brush really pulled it together. One suggestion I have is to get your hands on old bicycle chain to use on the Mega Choppa arm. It currently just sticks out oddly. And a chain and gear system would add visual depth and working realism.
I've been doing backlog golf and looking at this all I can think of is "That still only counts as one" All hail the Scrap Titan. Ngl, I'll have to steal the walking scrap shanty town idea. That looks wonky and wonderful, and I just happen to have a 14 year old printer that has given up.
I'm honestly proud to be a patreon! Your work is accessible, awesome, and empowering for not just the average hobbiest, but all levels of skill/experience/interest. You've put in the work both with the brush, the camera work and the editing to make this channel as fantastic as it is!! Great work Guy, and keep going, we've got your back!
This reminds me so much of the “unconventional materials” challenge episodes of Project Runway. The idea sketches, the grabbing whatever materials you can with no idea how you’ll incorporate them, and the excitement over finding some really special looking piece of junk or scrap that will probably become the centerpiece of the design
This is dedication. I can barely find the time or motivation to paint a few models I've had sitting on my desk for weeks. Awesome video though. Keep up the great work.
my mans just took a toy crane, bubble blower, dead printer, and stacks of cardboard and somehow made a titan that could destroy worlds mofo out here lookin like a monster truck with legs
Gotta be the most impressive, intuitive, creative, resourceful, and downright fun thing I have ever seen. Congratulations on making this and getting the studio. This is a literal and metaphorical gamechanger.
Please don’t apologize for the two week gap. We understand the work you put in takes time, plus the fact that you have a family to care for and enjoy with! I know most of us would be ok with the gap if that means we get to see wicked awesome builds like this. Kudos friend!
The idea of a Titan being deployed because a gigantic purple ramshackle walking fortress just kind of APPEARS due to being "stealthed" and starts vomiting orks and bullets onto everything is incredibly funny to me.
You go Guy. As a long-term Ork boy you've stirred my mushrooms with this brilliant project. So good to bring back fun to Orks. Good luck with the move.
I like how many of GW´s massive ork-mechs have giant shooter´s and balls in their private-parts section....... just awesome. Update: 11:40 and 27:58 and seems guy did that too. Double awesome
''when a 40 minute video feels like a 10 minute video.'' when one sentence is enough to speak volumes about the entertainment given by this video, great work and best of luck getting the Midwinter HQ up and running
8:39 -- That (ahem) bubblegun is yet more evidence that the wargames nerds are taking over toy design. "Brother, what is that Orkish scrap-titan doing?" * aggressive Gargant loin thrusting *
I love stuff like this, big rusty robots for the win! I'd love to see you paint up some stuff from the Modiphius: Wasteland Warefare line. So much detail across all those Fallout pieces, I'd love to see what you could do with those
This is phenomenal! Ever since listening to Helsreach, I've been wanting to see one of these on the tabletop and yours absolutely does not disappoint. Beautiful work!
Guy has been quickly becoming my favourite creator on TH-cam , but this has to be probably my favourite video ever, in general. This is a fantastic, bombastic, inspiring project! So cool to see your friends all coming to get her to help , and the vision it took to get all that scrap into this gorgeous piece! You’re fantastic guy I hope this does great!
This is pure awesomness! I especially like that the video is long and not just a 5 min quickshot. This project is amazing. The only thing that grinds my gears is that the choppa hand looks very flimsy and not very articulated. I would imagine that you would want a pretty agile hand to hit your enemies with that weapon. Still a very cool build and video.
Seeing the trumpet evoked memories of going to music school for seven years. Seven miserable, practice-filled years of music lessons that took away from video game time. Destroying that instrument made me feel just a bit of revenge, so thank you for that.
I died inside every time the Baritone Horn was called a "trumpet", but this was really impressive and honestly better than most modern Warhammer models. Really great stuff!
Just found your channel when I was looking for info on the Warlord Titan and binged the entire playlist. Now, after watching this video, I can honestly say I am so impressed by your creativity and skill. This thing looks incredible!
Guy, "So what should I do today? I know I'll get some mates in and build a warhammer model out of junk that's the same size as my kids. Well done Guy, absolute genius.
For extra fun, I would recommend the old 2nd ed. battlewagon transport rules: You can transport as many models as you can fit on the vehicle, but any model that falls off during play dies.
I feel your pain, my wife just had our 6th child and my hobby time has vanished! But thankfully your vids are methadone for my plastic crack problem :)
painting it purple. to make one of the biggest mini's i've ever seen "sneaky" is one of the most magnificent and orky things i've heard in my life. Gork (or maybe Mork) is proud.
The things that really turned my head when walking past the Dublin GW in the 90's were all the insane Ork vehicle conversions they had in the window display!
For some people this looks like great an creative fun, for a guy like me that enjoys painting models and playing with them, this looks like living hell.
What I love about this the most is that you're completely lost in the Orkz sauce (that was intentional). They build shit out of junk and its cool and so did you. Awesome.
The brush saying "suitable for vegans" frelling merced me. Edit - Now organize a fight with someone for ten thousand points with this thing and your Orks vs your opponent. And by someone, I of course mean Winters SEO. Fear the Darkness and the Dying of the Light with the 13th, Penitent Forge, the Gray Knights, and his new Dark Angels will mince this glorious monstrosity.
Gargants in Epic were almost always woefully underpowered compared to their Imperial counterparts, in multiple different rules sets, though I think it did get better in more recent versions of the game. Not being able to repair the shields was one of the biggest problems, and under many different iterations of Epic rules sets, they also lacked any really good anti-titan weapons, such as the Imperial Warp Missle or Vortex missile. It was so sad how often my Gargants would just get annihilated before they could even do much of anything, whereas Warlord Titans were typically nigh impossible to kill, and generally really good against vehicles and infantry as well. Eldar titans were typically almost as bad to go up against as well. I hope you go out and get some revenge for me against those Imperial and Eldar titans with this bad boy. I love the color scheme too!
This is amazing! I do have one question with the rules though: Why Open-Topped over Howdah from the Forge World Squiggoth? This thing is so much more massive than that model
There should be a mechanic that whenever an org gigant (any big machine) kills another gigant it can heal because of scrap from the battlefield. To balance it maybe roll to risk org units collecting the scrap. Maybe also slight risk to lose health because of bad repairs. Point is, it would just be cool and fitting, not a useful mechanic.
Excited to watch I started a mega gargant about 10yrs ago and got to the detailing stage now that I have 3d printing I have set myself a goal of finishing it by July of next year. All that's left is to design an set of armor plate stl and print and slap em on the model and then paint! It stands 38" tall and can drive over a mk1 land raider and the old armor cast baneblade! It's a monstrosity and I based it off Krooza's scaling table
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Great video guy! This is the channel that got me into 40k and I love your videos!
We’re you watching snipe and wib? Guy?
Looks great - but how would you deal with terrain on the table?
@@notreallydavid you don’t, you just move small-medium terrain out of the game or sit still and look pretty
@@theinquisitionsparrot6749 Ah!
It's like I always say, "one man's trash is another man's stupidly huge warhammer gargant model."
Words to live by
@@PhileasLiebmann mans model valued at $397.99
It’s a cliche for a reason… :)
It’s a cliche for a reason… :)
@@andrewt9128 *perfect*
Since the purple makes it sneaky and potentially invisible, there should be a battle scenario where this thing just shows up right next to the warlord as the start of the battle.
it could be a bloodaxes deployment phase startagem
I love the mental image of this massive titan stomping out into the battlefield, and then just this walking trash heap just appearing out of nowhere.
The purple power has never been confirmed and is currently just fan-fiction but who cares since its just a make believe setting and we should be able to believe everything we want to!
You'd probably have to roll all 6's on a 4d6 roll to have that happen, but the chance wouldn't be 0
@@ianbyrne465 SUPRISE 'UMIE!! (Whacks the Titan's head and knocks it over)
This would be a GREAT model to use that GorkaMorka transport rule, where it can carry as many models as will fit, but if they fall off they're dead for good
A nice finishing touch would be stick a bunch of random enemy body parts all over it where they failed in their attack. Arms and legss sticking out from under the treads, impaled on random spikes.
@@WickedCrispy nah; they'd all be eaten up as a snack
@@WickedCrispymagnets and Velcro.
This is the kind of modelling that GW used to encourage and support.
key word. *used*
@@richardlair6981 That's probably why he wrote that, yes.
Sorry. Question from someone who knows very little about WH. If I may ask, why is that? Is it no longer allowed?
@@jcxcollection13 it is these guys are just being miserable and over dramatic it's fine, enjoy WH
@@warlocksunited2e580 oh so that means custom making your own unit to be used in a game session is still allowed??
LARGE! Thank you for the baby for scale.
big BOY
Should have made the gargant slightly larger and added a seat for a baby at the back or something. Imagine the damage one of those could do on the battlefield.
You should make 40k rules for the howls moving castle you built and then have them fight :'D
I presumed that was the pilot.
I thought you'd find me here
The kid selling his crane toy for 7 pounds was very wholesome
I do hope that he made it so that it still worked when it is done
ha ha
The look on ants face just after making the 'belly' gun was priceless
Yeah, that man has a magnificent moustache
The ball busta blasa
@@simonkuni8422 it is one snazzy moustache
"BUBBLE MACHINE"
When he began using purple the only thing I could think until the end of the video was a general screaming with a soldier saying something along these lines "Are you telling me you couldn't see a walking fortress the size of a skyscraper until it was literally in front of you?" Besides this, awesome video
Christ you just gave me nostalgia flashbacks. Our GW store made a Gargant for gamesday 2006. Jesus I completely forgot about that. It had a hollow back cross section and Marines were fighting the ork crew inside.
aah that's actually amazing
Any chance you or any of the lads have pictures of that thing??
@@Bobdd0 It was the Breahead store RIP. Was before smart phones sadly so not as many photos, I've been trawling the internet looking but no luck as I remember a lot of photos being on myspace and bebo which are shut now.
@@JMACCSArmiesOfMiddleEarth ah beans. Well the memory lives on with you and your fellow hobbyists now!! Long Live Gargantz! Long live Orks!
You could try looking on the way back machine
I like to imagine they announce themselves with a revving of the gargantuan choppa, and all within a few miles will hear this hum of death, knowing something terrible is coming for them.
And then they never see it coming
When your pile of shame gets so large, it gains legs and stomps off to a whole new studio...because it needs more room to grow!
Does this count as another member of the family? You're going to need a mini-van soon.
When the warlord titan is born, Guy and Penny will have four whole children.
@@Bluecho4 or two full adults
Gotta learn how to drive first!
I will say there's 1 main issue about painting the model purple. when you started painting on the purple for some reason that giant Gargant started to get smaller for some reason, I don't know why... Also as big and giant as it is when you did the showcase of the gargant around the 27:00 mark I couldn't see or find it......... it was like I was looking at a blank screen. Almost like your Gargant has *"disappeared"* into thin air...... Hahahaha!
the joke is that if an ork believes something can happen it actually happens
and they believe that purple is a sneaky color
@@thedoorman243 omg, thank you, Peter Griffin!
Only Guy from Midwinter Minis could procrastinate building a Titan by building another, _separate_ Titan.
EDIT: With the number of platforms on the exterior, you could turn the gargant into a piece of terrain for Kill Team or Necromunda. That is, with enough pieces of scaffolding terrain to bridge gaps.
Those are the bravest and dumbest gang members in the underhive.
What'd they do?
They boarded an ork gargant just to kick EACHOTHER in the teeth
@@wiccanthropy1956 orks inside: *wots dat noize?*
@@genericuser984 noise marine kool-aid man through the metal plates. "Hear the dirge of slaanesh! Our noise will harry you! Can you hear the song of despair? Pass into the kakophony!"
How about a broken down Gargant? that on a roll of 5 at the start of each turn activates one weapon that randomly attacks the gang whose turn it is?
that just popped in an idea of how the stealth works, it doesn't make the gargant invisible, it just isn't recognized as an ork war machine
*Warlord Titan still unfinished on desk.
Guy: I should probably finish it
Also Guy: Let's start an equally large project, but make it completely from scratch.
So instead of trying to tackle that massive pile of shame, Guy decides to build a whole new model out random stuff instead...
Love it
Couldn’t ask for anything better
Isnt that how the orks do things anyway
It's just a different pile of shame though. :-D
Instead of tackling the Pile of Shame he has constructed a walking Pile of Victory.
It's always amazing how a paint job transforms a pile of (really well arranged!) junk into an amazing 'sculpt'!! Looks brilliant, really love it. You channel is an inspiration, not only for painting and modelling, but also for just getting on and doing! Congrats on moving into an office office, something I hope to do in the near future myself. Great vid, keep it up!!
I love the idea of a titan sized Gargant skateboarding along with his 1 track and leg. Awesome.
He is called Pegleg!
Man ant has been a damn treasure since his first appearance on the channel and it's only been getting better since he appeared on camera.
We NEED to see a Kill Team battle report on the outside of this amazing model's body!
Omg yes
That would be SO AWESOME!
I dig the yes-man pfp
That's incredible exciting news, and I'm more than a bit jealous! Good luck, and I'm excited to see what big projects will come out of your mekaniak workshop
Thanks for the shout out Guy!
Thanks for the INSPIRATION you big sexy beast
My dad did this a bit over a decade ago. Just took absolutely everything, rhinos, Necron and Tau bits, and built an absolute monstrosity of a little brother. Still have “Otto,” actually. Great stuff Guy
Guy: "I'm gonna make a titan sized Ork Gargant"
Mr. Initiative: *breathing heavily and sweating*....."Yes"
Hahaha, wasn’t expecting a Mr. Initiative joke here, well played
The purple-sneakheadcanon for this big fella is that they set off in the early morning and it moves so slow, they always end up at the battle in the late afternoon, when the sun/s are setting. The enemy just thinks its a distant cityscape, not paying any mind, until things start exploding
Now that's an epic hunk of junk. Congrats on the new space, excited to see future big projects you make!
It’s lovely... in a savage orc way of course. Creating rules for the monstrosity is fab to. Good luck with a new space!
Guy, you really should run a kill team game on top of the gargant. The new rules are pretty light and easy to use, so you could do a fluffy game where a certain individual's ultramarines need to disable all the gargant's weapons before it reaches Imperial lines.
This was one of the reasons I got into Orks in the first place (I was at that 4tk Tournament for Macular Society, you gave me the award for best painted army I recall, one of the best days of my time in warhammer). The sheer absurdity of the things they’ve conjured up and the awesome models they’ve produced, coupled with stuff like THIS beauty, is what I love about Orks.
Guy this was great! I've been an ork player for over 10 years now and used to love making scrap vehicles out of cardboard. In more recent years I'm always so critical of my home made models because cardboard and hot glue never look as good as the plasticard, resin or greenstuff you see online. Thank you for reminding me that models are more than their materials - it's the thoughts, ideas and creativity behind making them that count!
Keep up the great work and as a wise warboss once told me, WWWWAAAAAGGHH!!!
I love the fact it's purple, I'm imagining a guardsman boasting to his friends how tough he is whilst having a smoke and they all fall silent when they realise a warehouse with cannons has sneaked up on their position.
"... We glued the vacuum pipes to the birdcage perch..." That's some quality bitz-spotting. The checker pattern is great, too. Next up, I expect to see potato prints for Orky Ikonz.
I like the out of ammo rule you came up with for the Gatling gun. Twin Flakkatta is a great Orky name.
I think that the rules should include the point that, if it doesn't explode, the Gargant remains on the table and is treated as line-of-sight, and movement blocking.
The giggling baby is adorable; as is the Gargant. I found this a lot more fun than the FW Titan.
Orks don't think purple is sneaky. That, and the idea of "purple makes them invisible" is an entirely fan-made meme that has been repeated so, so much that some people think it's actually lore. It isn't, it's not actually part of 40k.
Great work on it, though!
You know, I was a little bit dubious until you got the gargant pained, but once the paint was on that did the trick and brought all the disparate parts together into one amazing orky whole!
I can't pretend that I have much of a feeling for how superheavy stuff like this is going to play out in 40k, but between it having more wounds than a Warlord titan, shields that effectively grant it extra wounds every turn, its grot riggers and its Ramshackle rule I think it's going to be incredibly tanky despite it having a toughness of "only" 8. Hopefully its orky ballistic skill means it won't be stripping wounds off its opponents at a pace that exceeds the ability of a Warlord to do the same to it, or it could be a bit of an unfair fight!
Finally, congratulations on sorting out a dedicated studio. Now, when is the first Midwinter Minis con going to happen? :-)
11:10 "That bloody thing will end up being bigger than I am ... this is no good!"
Guy: has the biggest and most expensive warhammer model ever made to build.
Also Guy: what if I made another one, from scratch. Everyone needs a friend, right?
What a beautiful display of insanity and inventiveness! And the video build is an absolute delight to follow. Thank you very much for all your efforts.
This is so fun! And that metallic dry brush really pulled it together. One suggestion I have is to get your hands on old bicycle chain to use on the Mega Choppa arm. It currently just sticks out oddly. And a chain and gear system would add visual depth and working realism.
Lol I love the cold war between Guy and Emil. Maybe it will one day break into a friendly all out war between Guy's orks and Emil's orks.
This was such a cosy, fun video. I love when the hobby is about spending time with your favourite people and the joy of making things.
I've been doing backlog golf and looking at this all I can think of is "That still only counts as one"
All hail the Scrap Titan. Ngl, I'll have to steal the walking scrap shanty town idea. That looks wonky and wonderful, and I just happen to have a 14 year old printer that has given up.
It’s probably already been said before, but if it hasn’t, then: “NEEDS MORE DAKKA!!”
Cheers boss, this was amazing!
I'm honestly proud to be a patreon! Your work is accessible, awesome, and empowering for not just the average hobbiest, but all levels of skill/experience/interest. You've put in the work both with the brush, the camera work and the editing to make this channel as fantastic as it is!! Great work Guy, and keep going, we've got your back!
I would really like a battle against the WARLORD TITAN
This reminds me so much of the “unconventional materials” challenge episodes of Project Runway. The idea sketches, the grabbing whatever materials you can with no idea how you’ll incorporate them, and the excitement over finding some really special looking piece of junk or scrap that will probably become the centerpiece of the design
Mork, or possibly Gork, overseeing the construction bodes well for Cunning Brutality in future fights.
This is dedication. I can barely find the time or motivation to paint a few models I've had sitting on my desk for weeks. Awesome video though. Keep up the great work.
my mans just took a toy crane, bubble blower, dead printer, and stacks of cardboard and somehow made a titan that could destroy worlds
mofo out here lookin like a monster truck with legs
Those toy chainsaws were an amazing find! Building it out of literal junk is really on-point. Great job all-around.
Gotta be the most impressive, intuitive, creative, resourceful, and downright fun thing I have ever seen. Congratulations on making this and getting the studio. This is a literal and metaphorical gamechanger.
Please don’t apologize for the two week gap. We understand the work you put in takes time, plus the fact that you have a family to care for and enjoy with! I know most of us would be ok with the gap if that means we get to see wicked awesome builds like this. Kudos friend!
The idea of a Titan being deployed because a gigantic purple ramshackle walking fortress just kind of APPEARS due to being "stealthed" and starts vomiting orks and bullets onto everything is incredibly funny to me.
You go Guy. As a long-term Ork boy you've stirred my mushrooms with this brilliant project. So good to bring back fun to Orks. Good luck with the move.
I like how many of GW´s massive ork-mechs have giant shooter´s and balls in their private-parts section....... just awesome. Update: 11:40 and 27:58 and seems guy did that too. Double awesome
''when a 40 minute video feels like a 10 minute video.''
when one sentence is enough to speak volumes about the entertainment given by this video, great work and best of luck getting the Midwinter HQ up and running
8:39 -- That (ahem) bubblegun is yet more evidence that the wargames nerds are taking over toy design.
"Brother, what is that Orkish scrap-titan doing?"
* aggressive Gargant loin thrusting *
I love how much smack Emil and Guy talk to each other, it's so wholesome but so sassy.
I love stuff like this, big rusty robots for the win! I'd love to see you paint up some stuff from the Modiphius: Wasteland Warefare line. So much detail across all those Fallout pieces, I'd love to see what you could do with those
Yeah, the best way to build that Warlord Titan is to build another titan, amazing administrative skills right there.
This is phenomenal! Ever since listening to Helsreach, I've been wanting to see one of these on the tabletop and yours absolutely does not disappoint. Beautiful work!
Guy has been quickly becoming my favourite creator on TH-cam , but this has to be probably my favourite video ever, in general. This is a fantastic, bombastic, inspiring project! So cool to see your friends all coming to get her to help , and the vision it took to get all that scrap into this gorgeous piece! You’re fantastic guy I hope this does great!
This is pure awesomness! I especially like that the video is long and not just a 5 min quickshot. This project is amazing. The only thing that grinds my gears is that the choppa hand looks very flimsy and not very articulated. I would imagine that you would want a pretty agile hand to hit your enemies with that weapon. Still a very cool build and video.
This is possibly the most satisfying and beautiful thing I've ever seen worked on. You genius! Gork (or Mork) praises you... U Speshul 'umie
I love a good scrap build. For some reason seeing the process is so satisfying
I love how you have this grimdark music over what is clearly a very wholesome family activity :) your dog looks like a great assistant!
Seeing the trumpet evoked memories of going to music school for seven years.
Seven miserable, practice-filled years of music lessons that took away from video game time. Destroying that instrument made me feel just a bit of revenge, so thank you for that.
Could have been worse, the Butt Connectors might have evoked an even more miserable memory.
@@stueyx You weren't there in music school, maybe I would prefer Butt Connector memories to those :'(
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This may just be the very best miniature hobby video I have ever seen! Freakin hilarious, awesome end product, a bit of game rules and wholesome
Its so masive he couldn't get any full body shot in any part of the video
Go to 38:19, pause, and just be happy with life. Amazing.
Damn that’s a freaking cool “mini”, and so happy for you about moving in your new studio
I died inside every time the Baritone Horn was called a "trumpet", but this was really impressive and honestly better than most modern Warhammer models. Really great stuff!
This beast runs on imagination and Warlord Titan scraps!
Just found your channel when I was looking for info on the Warlord Titan and binged the entire playlist. Now, after watching this video, I can honestly say I am so impressed by your creativity and skill. This thing looks incredible!
I don't play 40k, just enjoy listening to these. This was a lot of fun. I have no idea how you going to top this next with the da boyz!
of all things warhammer, this fits the orks well, using junk and scrap to make it was amazing. It's stats and abilities and etc is amazing. I love it
For in the 40th millennium
This bubble no for drinking.
ngl, you giving the little kid 10 quit might not seem like much, but i can just imagine the sparkle in his eyes, and that made my day
Ghazghkull introducing Makari to da boyz:
“Dis grot no for eating”
Guy, "So what should I do today? I know I'll get some mates in and build a warhammer model out of junk that's the same size as my kids. Well done Guy, absolute genius.
8:41 'This bubble no for drinking'
My favorite descriptive word that I've added to my own mental word library is 'sticky-out-bits' from watching MWM. Great job Guy!
Also appreciate a big project like this in a one and dun format rather than, spread out over a ton of episodes 👍
Loved this one! Orks are always fun, and inexpensive ways to build big models is always appreciated. Congrats on the office!
I believe that this thing is great, but why didn't you show it at the end? You just showed an empty desk.
For extra fun, I would recommend the old 2nd ed. battlewagon transport rules: You can transport as many models as you can fit on the vehicle, but any model that falls off during play dies.
I feel your pain, my wife just had our 6th child and my hobby time has vanished! But thankfully your vids are methadone for my plastic crack problem :)
Holy shhhhhiiiiiitttt they must’ve be moonwalking out by the 4th child.
painting it purple. to make one of the biggest mini's i've ever seen "sneaky" is one of the most magnificent and orky things i've heard in my life. Gork (or maybe Mork) is proud.
Didn't expect this video to have a dis track in it
The things that really turned my head when walking past the Dublin GW in the 90's were all the insane Ork vehicle conversions they had in the window display!
Nothing gets more “phallic” than Jeff Bezos’ “rocket”. That would have been perfect to use for bits.
For some people this looks like great an creative fun, for a guy like me that enjoys painting models and playing with them, this looks like living hell.
You made a third child.
Also I love how you have a running “beef” with Age of Sigmar
What I love about this the most is that you're completely lost in the Orkz sauce (that was intentional). They build shit out of junk and its cool and so did you. Awesome.
Also: this makes me want to play orkz
The brush saying "suitable for vegans" frelling merced me.
Edit - Now organize a fight with someone for ten thousand points with this thing and your Orks vs your opponent. And by someone, I of course mean Winters SEO. Fear the Darkness and the Dying of the Light with the 13th, Penitent Forge, the Gray Knights, and his new Dark Angels will mince this glorious monstrosity.
Gargants in Epic were almost always woefully underpowered compared to their Imperial counterparts, in multiple different rules sets, though I think it did get better in more recent versions of the game. Not being able to repair the shields was one of the biggest problems, and under many different iterations of Epic rules sets, they also lacked any really good anti-titan weapons, such as the Imperial Warp Missle or Vortex missile. It was so sad how often my Gargants would just get annihilated before they could even do much of anything, whereas Warlord Titans were typically nigh impossible to kill, and generally really good against vehicles and infantry as well. Eldar titans were typically almost as bad to go up against as well.
I hope you go out and get some revenge for me against those Imperial and Eldar titans with this bad boy. I love the color scheme too!
This is amazing! I do have one question with the rules though: Why Open-Topped over Howdah from the Forge World Squiggoth? This thing is so much more massive than that model
I think its fucking AWESOME that a lot of great builders like you are Recycling all this junk and making it into something badass! You all rule!
There should be a mechanic that whenever an org gigant (any big machine) kills another gigant it can heal because of scrap from the battlefield.
To balance it maybe roll to risk org units collecting the scrap. Maybe also slight risk to lose health because of bad repairs.
Point is, it would just be cool and fitting, not a useful mechanic.
Excited to watch I started a mega gargant about 10yrs ago and got to the detailing stage now that I have 3d printing I have set myself a goal of finishing it by July of next year. All that's left is to design an set of armor plate stl and print and slap em on the model and then paint! It stands 38" tall and can drive over a mk1 land raider and the old armor cast baneblade! It's a monstrosity and I based it off Krooza's scaling table
The most inspiring TH-cam thing on Warhammer I have seen. Can't wait to watch the Battle report of it taking on various armies and scenarios