By far this is the worst army I’ve seen, and not because of the pieces that look ok. The army as a whole is almost completely wrecked, some of them are even beyond repair. The bloodthirster, he was the best, and I’m not knocking the paint job at all. There were parts missing of course, so those had to be fixed, but the rest of the army looks like melted goo. So In my experience, no, there aren’t worse armies out there.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I guess but IMO it just looks like the paint was too thick when applied and that they had all chipped badly and missing pieces of course I’m not sure it’s the worse you have seen what about that ultramarine picture that everyone has seen
Having owned that old school blood thirster I'm 99% sure there was no missing parts to the hilt from whip. I remember pinning it as it just sat in the u shape of the hilt. Great job on it.
that clickbait title though, Id get little sad for sure if it had been mine. One the first models I bid and won on, a special piece for sure. He looked great in the end.
As the original seller, a bit of a back story. I have been buying and selling Warhammer for 15 years. I also do professional painting jobs and commission for fun. About four years ago, a fellow wargamer gave me his 9-year-old son Khorne army after he passed away for free. It was his first army and was using it to learn how to paint. I placed them in simple green but ironically moved to Reno NV shortly after for work. When I returned back home to PA beginning of last year, I discovered them and put them up for sale (I was downsizing at the time). Ironically, If I had them with me in NV, I could have walk a mile to the house and said: Free army, here you go. Please remember, we all start somewhere.
This certainly marks the first time that a seller has come forward after a video that I’ve made. Thank you for sharing, I really appreciate it. It’s very unfortunate and sad that your friends son passed away. Hopefully I can do a little justice to the army by fixing it back up. Being from Reno at the time as well, crazy coincidence. Such a small world man.
I have fond memories of Kenny Boucher’s video from maybe four years ago when he eBay-rescued this model. I’m impressed that you picked up where he left off, and amplified it, restoring from a worse place, telling more of a story and making a better video. Bravo!
I prefer the original dog headed bloodthirster, but great paint job anyway. You can mix milliput with play doh at around 50%. Helps with making it easier to mix the milliput, and the hardener from the milliput will harden the play doh. Saves you using more of the expensive milliput, and can still be sanded.
The sand did really make it feel like the model was standing on that base in a natural way, and made the whole piece come together. that detail in the book and the carving on the altar has to be one of my favorite features of this piece.
I may never watch another video again as I cannot afford to build an obsession in my life, but you got the sub just for how artistically brilliant your work was
'The worst army I've ever seen' Me: that's a pretty bold claim there mister ! Five minuets later- oooo, he's totally not lying, they're awful. Rescued with simple colours effectively applied. Great video thank you!
Honestly I've seen, and was expecting, a lot worse. Could have got a persons first army where they didn't know anything about painting or assembly. Were the models still in one piece that army would have looked reasonable presentable compared to a number of other armies that I've seen.
I think a cool bit to add at the end would be a before and after shot. Prior to resto and then after with both on your spinning display so we get a really satisfying view of just how far you were able to bring these models back. Cool stuff man
Best way to use Milliput, is mix with rubbing alcohol. It becomes a paste. So you can brush it like paint, into layers. It's far more forgiving, if you don't have sculpturing skills.
I've tried that a few times and just haven't been able to get the consistency quite right. Sometimes it seems fine and I can fill small gaps, but more often it seems like it's not breaking down the milliput and I have to go in by hand anyways. Idono, something to keep trying!
as someone who owns 7 bloodthirsters (yes i made a demon Angron and 7 bloodthirster squad) I can confirm that there were no parts missing to the whip, the flat end just slotted between the 2 prongs next to the skulls... the conversion still looked EPIC though
Hah, figures, it just seemed like a weird fit to me. And probably because the last owner put greenstuff around it really made me think there was something missing. Glad to know there isn’t!
I've had a few thousand points of Nids in my garage for the past 12 years because when I bought them they looked as beat up as this army. Been trying to fix them up lately, and this gives me hope that it's possible!
there's something very satisfying about finishing a repaint/repair where you spent the whole time going "whyyyyyy?" when you got a look at it in person for the first time
In rescued a carnifex that was missing his head arms and legs. What little there was has been HOT GLUED together. Gave him a spare carnifex head I had, 4 deathspitters and the legs from my hive tyrant since my tyrant was a flyer.
Casey wins Bloodthirster eBay auction - shouts: "Blood for The Blood God! Skulls for the Skull Throne!" Casey receives minis - shouts: "Ewww - you need a bath!" Awesome rescue! Looks fantastic as a standalone model or for play. Will definitely watch for the auction on this piece!
Hey as someone who has worked on ebay since I was 13 and who just painted my first ever figure yesterday this channel is like a blessing to me. Keep up the great content!
Is the danger really on the level of "no glove airbrushing" and "brush licking" or more along the lines of using propellant sprays in your spray booth? ;)
@@deebernaers137 jokes aside I think it’s a pretty legitimate fire hazard. I haven’t looked into it much as I don’t use an ultra sonic cleaner. My understanding is the ipa should be bagged and the cleaner filled with water. Probably a lot more dangerous than rattle cants in a spray booth.
Okay....you just changed my life with the dab of paint on the pins to mark where you drill out the base. So simple, but never would have thought to do that!
Great rescue of a classic model. One thing awesome about Miliput as well is that once it’s cured it’s easily sanded as well. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the army.
I know what you mean, but pretty much everything I do on this channel is an attempt to mitigate that, even if only a little bit. This army is a half stripped mess, but with a little bit of work it's going to be a very playable army, I paid $85 for it, which is less than a start collecting box. I've done other armies in the past as well, spending way below msrp for a full 2k point army. You can do it man, just save here and there, be patient, you will eventually get the army you want. In the meantime, there is some serious fun to be had playing with just start collecting boxes on a smaller table size. Don't discount games below 2k points :)
Nostalgia! I still have this old Bloodthirster from when I started out in the hobby about 20 years ago. Cool work! BTW I read that using an ultrasonic cleaner like that could potentially be quite dangerous. The isopropanol alcohol has a low flash point, which means it creates fumes that could easily catch fire from a spark of sratic electricity or if the machine malfuntions. Also, a basket in the cleaner is recommended in order to prevent damage to the transducers.
So glad you're not in the UK so you won't come across my 40k Space Marines from 15 years ago! Not actually painting or gaming minis myself anymore but love these videos and makes me want to paint them for painting's sake
I keep thinking how bad a job I've done on my models and I lose motivation to continue. Then I see these rescue jobs and realize I could be much, much worse. It's just the kick in the pants I need.
This is like one of those restoration TH-cam channels, but instead of an old lighter or a Tiger wrist game, it's table top minis. Fantastic lol i can only imagine what the seller's face would look like if they ever watch this
The one reason I got learned how to cast parts/use 3d printers was because I like buying old armies that are gooped painted, missing limbs and restoring them. It's actually really fun as well as gives a second life to models
Just got an old Metal Space Marine Captain, he was missing an arm, head and power pack. I kit bashed it and he looked amazing, best $6 spent on a model
got one of those in my pile of shame, partly painted from like maybe 20 years ago? Must not get tempted to dig out and push back anything I'm "working" on right now...
Cool video! Casey the guy who owns alclad paints turned me on to oven cleaner to strip models. Omg! It stinks but it works in seconds and it's plastic safe..I don't know about resin safe. I use a carbon infused dust mask and the odor isn't a problem. Btw this works as a great general cleaner around the house but don't use it on anything painted or varnished..obviously.
I am glad to see someone who knows what they're doing using isopropyl alcohol to strip paint. Because I wasn't sure if its a good idea. I use it to remove small areas of paint with a cotton swab. I it works well. But it does remove the primer too. So the small area needs a complete repainting. But it's still a good eraser for a basically almost complete model that somehow you make a big mistake in a smaller area. Better than a complete model repaint.
Is that you ole gaming teacher? I remember you having your daughter take a house painting brush, flat white house paint & painting/priming a lot of Grenadier metal miniatures? Oh, we can't know how those figures turned out for you?
that whip handle wasnt missing a piece i have my Og bloodthrister on the shelf next to me, thats how the whip handle looked, its a sort of U shaped top right between the two skulls at the top of the handle, which the base of the whip slotted into this model still had that u shape slot clearly visible, and the base of the whip was entirely intact
Clickbait title. That cant possibly be, the worst you have ever seen. Sure those models were painted by a novice but you can tell that some effort had gone into it.
i first got into warhammer 40k during my first year of secondary, only really lasted until year 9 because i didnt have the money to purchase any kits. im in my first year of college and this video popped up on my recommended and has brought back my love of warhammer, saving up to get a start kit now! think i might make my army black templars
Very cool, welcome back to the hobby! I remember being young and having to scrape up money for kits, part of the reason why I used eBay so much, even when I was young. Things are still pricy, but being an adult has its advantages! Good luck with those Black Templars, they are a great choice for coming back for sure :)
Clear Plasti-dip in a spray can is perfect as a protective coat for models that will see a lot of game time. When you spray dull coat on top, you can't tell its there, an the protection is top notch
I still remember the marine gunship I bought...painted with lacquers and assembled with huge chunks of flash and spruce still attached. Couldn't save the piss yellow turret or broken canopies. The hurricane bolsters were half melted on. Luckily it was assembled using crazy glue. I was able to save it, convert the turret and add heavy bolter door guns. It cost ne a whopping $20 total for an $80 model.
This is my first time viewing one of your videos. It came up in my recommended list. This is really well done! The production level is great! I had a good time watching. Liked and subbed.
THAT is the worst you've ever seen? Holy shit dude, that's not the worst I've seen at a painting contest!
agreed.. there is WAYYYY worse out there..
Got a mate who paints worse than that and is so proud to show folks....
By far this is the worst army I’ve seen, and not because of the pieces that look ok. The army as a whole is almost completely wrecked, some of them are even beyond repair. The bloodthirster, he was the best, and I’m not knocking the paint job at all. There were parts missing of course, so those had to be fixed, but the rest of the army looks like melted goo. So In my experience, no, there aren’t worse armies out there.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I guess but IMO it just looks like the paint was too thick when applied and that they had all chipped badly and missing pieces of course I’m not sure it’s the worse you have seen what about that ultramarine picture that everyone has seen
@@eBayMiniatureRescues So basically making clickbait titles.... have fun.
This video started and I was thinking to myself, "Oh my god I hope he didn't find mine"
Lol, that still hasn’t come up yet, in 120 videos, I’m still waiting for the day though :)
Having owned that old school blood thirster I'm 99% sure there was no missing parts to the hilt from whip. I remember pinning it as it just sat in the u shape of the hilt. Great job on it.
You are right, I owned the same model
This was a fun one! :-)
You are very cool keep it up!
I agree with you
GOOB
Why are you everywhere
I love seeing these older models given new life. Especially demons. They look like something straight off an 80s metal cover.
nah that whip is actually built with just those two pieces. its the worst.
Lol yeah came here to point this out as well, a quick Google search would have saved him a lot of time.
Me too, why oh why did I get rid of my old army in my 20s
Yep, Those old Metal Greater Demons were H O R R I B L E for staying together
@@EverianKalim great unclean one was just a ball of metal with two arms, so it held together really well personally, the rest were a nightmare
I came to say this too. Pulled mine out to check first.
Is it bad that I dont think these guys look that bad?
Do you mean originally bad?
Lol exactly 😂. "The worst army he has ever seen" is better than anything I have ever painted.
Agreed, I've seen much worse. Played with many young players and their first army or two are usually much much worse than what this looked like.
i would like to see what happen if a artist repair the "given style" with adding detials shadows (may overpainting real fails) etc.
@@ethancoyle4600 At least I'm not the only one.
that clickbait title though, Id get little sad for sure if it had been mine. One the first models I bid and won on, a special piece for sure. He looked great in the end.
As the original seller, a bit of a back story. I have been buying and selling Warhammer for 15 years. I also do professional painting jobs and commission for fun. About four years ago, a fellow wargamer gave me his 9-year-old son Khorne army after he passed away for free. It was his first army and was using it to learn how to paint. I placed them in simple green but ironically moved to Reno NV shortly after for work. When I returned back home to PA beginning of last year, I discovered them and put them up for sale (I was downsizing at the time). Ironically, If I had them with me in NV, I could have walk a mile to the house and said: Free army, here you go.
Please remember, we all start somewhere.
This certainly marks the first time that a seller has come forward after a video that I’ve made. Thank you for sharing, I really appreciate it. It’s very unfortunate and sad that your friends son passed away. Hopefully I can do a little justice to the army by fixing it back up.
Being from Reno at the time as well, crazy coincidence. Such a small world man.
I figured this was someone’s first shot at painting
@@OmnipresntGaming shady
@@eBayMiniatureRescues this ain't it, chief
may be harsh, but if it's ok for you to tell people their painting sucks, you should be fine hearing that you need to go on a hike and eat a banana.
I have fond memories of Kenny Boucher’s video from maybe four years ago when he eBay-rescued this model. I’m impressed that you picked up where he left off, and amplified it, restoring from a worse place, telling more of a story and making a better video. Bravo!
Man that takes me back, I remember watching that video when it came out! Kenny does some really nice stuff :)
Your stuff has STEPPED UP duuuuude. Loved this
I prefer the original dog headed bloodthirster, but great paint job anyway.
You can mix milliput with play doh at around 50%. Helps with making it easier to mix the milliput, and the hardener from the milliput will harden the play doh. Saves you using more of the expensive milliput, and can still be sanded.
The sand did really make it feel like the model was standing on that base in a natural way, and made the whole piece come together. that detail in the book and the carving on the altar has to be one of my favorite features of this piece.
I really like how you start with something that looks pretty much done for and "dust it off and show it some love" for an amazing turn around.
me: *shows my dad my newly painted box of space marines*
him:
I may never watch another video again as I cannot afford to build an obsession in my life, but you got the sub just for how artistically brilliant your work was
“The noticeably missing...”
Me who knows almost nothing about Warhammer: ...arm?
'The worst army I've ever seen' Me: that's a pretty bold claim there mister ! Five minuets later- oooo, he's totally not lying, they're awful. Rescued with simple colours effectively applied. Great video thank you!
Yes, its seeing the disaster before Iceberg.
Honestly I've seen, and was expecting, a lot worse. Could have got a persons first army where they didn't know anything about painting or assembly. Were the models still in one piece that army would have looked reasonable presentable compared to a number of other armies that I've seen.
Saw some pretty horrific Cadian soldiers on eBay recently. It's like they put paint on a cat's paws, then put catnip all over the figures.
Wow! Great job. This is WAY better then tabletop quality and you really crushed it.
I think a cool bit to add at the end would be a before and after shot. Prior to resto and then after with both on your spinning display so we get a really satisfying view of just how far you were able to bring these models back. Cool stuff man
I was skeptical when I heard khorne demon head hilt for the whip and how good it would look, but it turned out great! Awesome conversion.
Glad to see you doing a new video. It made a tough day a little bit brighter.
TH-cam really be getting bold with these minute long unskippable ads right in the middle of the good videos
Right? What happened to 4 second no problem I’ll skip it ads?!
Damn Casey! Your videos look so pro now (not that they weren’t great before)! Great angles, shots, and cuts! Keep it up man 💪
Nicely Done, can't wait to see the bloodcrushers put back together.
This video is the definition of "Rescue", great job!
Just discovered you. Awesome work dude. Time to go through the older videos 💪🏻🔥
Best way to use Milliput, is mix with rubbing alcohol. It becomes a paste. So you can brush it like paint, into layers. It's far more forgiving, if you don't have sculpturing skills.
I've tried that a few times and just haven't been able to get the consistency quite right. Sometimes it seems fine and I can fill small gaps, but more often it seems like it's not breaking down the milliput and I have to go in by hand anyways. Idono, something to keep trying!
as someone who owns 7 bloodthirsters (yes i made a demon Angron and 7 bloodthirster squad) I can confirm that there were no parts missing to the whip, the flat end just slotted between the 2 prongs next to the skulls... the conversion still looked EPIC though
Hah, figures, it just seemed like a weird fit to me. And probably because the last owner put greenstuff around it really made me think there was something missing. Glad to know there isn’t!
@@eBayMiniatureRescues still though, you adapted, customised and made it unique
As always another job well done, but man those are some bigly wings, hell have no trouble actually taking flight with those bad bois.
You found yourself a pretty rough bucket of guts with this one, good on ya for making it look so much better!
Holy crap, the head on that thing! I chose the bull head when I build this model. I use it as a Khorne Daemon prince now. Great job as always.
Nice work man! 😀
I've had a few thousand points of Nids in my garage for the past 12 years because when I bought them they looked as beat up as this army. Been trying to fix them up lately, and this gives me hope that it's possible!
*sees title*
Bollocks. I haven't sold any of my stuff. This can't be the worst.
there's something very satisfying about finishing a repaint/repair where you spent the whole time going "whyyyyyy?" when you got a look at it in person for the first time
Just awesome mate, love your work 👍
What a turnaround! Great job on this one!
Nice of you to rescue and adobt minis from the home for used and abused minis!
using a bloodletter skull on the whip is the most Khorne thing ever i love it
In rescued a carnifex that was missing his head arms and legs. What little there was has been HOT GLUED together. Gave him a spare carnifex head I had, 4 deathspitters and the legs from my hive tyrant since my tyrant was a flyer.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! This is exactly the sort of stuff why I adore of your channel. Great creativity and pleasant restorations.
Casey wins Bloodthirster eBay auction - shouts: "Blood for The Blood God! Skulls for the Skull Throne!"
Casey receives minis - shouts: "Ewww - you need a bath!"
Awesome rescue! Looks fantastic as a standalone model or for play. Will definitely watch for the auction on this piece!
Bits for the Bits Box!
Hey as someone who has worked on ebay since I was 13 and who just painted my first ever figure yesterday this channel is like a blessing to me. Keep up the great content!
In b4 100 comments telling Casey how dangerous ipa in ultra sonic cleaner is 😂
I like to live on the edge 😂
Next you’re gonna airbrush without gloves...
Oh man, not that dangerously, who would do that?!
Is the danger really on the level of "no glove airbrushing" and "brush licking" or more along the lines of using propellant sprays in your spray booth? ;)
@@deebernaers137 jokes aside I think it’s a pretty legitimate fire hazard. I haven’t looked into it much as I don’t use an ultra sonic cleaner. My understanding is the ipa should be bagged and the cleaner filled with water.
Probably a lot more dangerous than rattle cants in a spray booth.
The mother hugging skills! Love it.
Dude I love dis u got a sub
Okay I LOVE this! I will 100% see whole restoration! Greetings from Poland!
Okay....you just changed my life with the dab of paint on the pins to mark where you drill out the base. So simple, but never would have thought to do that!
Great rescue of a classic model. One thing awesome about Miliput as well is that once it’s cured it’s easily sanded as well. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the army.
If i ever win the mega lottery I'll finally be rich enough for one warhammer army
I know what you mean, but pretty much everything I do on this channel is an attempt to mitigate that, even if only a little bit. This army is a half stripped mess, but with a little bit of work it's going to be a very playable army, I paid $85 for it, which is less than a start collecting box. I've done other armies in the past as well, spending way below msrp for a full 2k point army. You can do it man, just save here and there, be patient, you will eventually get the army you want. In the meantime, there is some serious fun to be had playing with just start collecting boxes on a smaller table size. Don't discount games below 2k points :)
A new legendary artifact has been created: Lifespiller, the Bloodletter Whip!
Nostalgia! I still have this old Bloodthirster from when I started out in the hobby about 20 years ago. Cool work!
BTW I read that using an ultrasonic cleaner like that could potentially be quite dangerous. The isopropanol alcohol has a low flash point, which means it creates fumes that could easily catch fire from a spark of sratic electricity or if the machine malfuntions. Also, a basket in the cleaner is recommended in order to prevent damage to the transducers.
Awsome wings and base, and great job as always, frightening model!
Dude! $85 for all that was a complete steal! Congratulations.
Love the videos. Keep them coming!
now THIS is the content im here for
Awesome rescue. It was great seeing the process and how it all came together.
Pet peeve.
People confusing curing with drying.
Pro tip. A small dad of super glue to anchor the putty can make working much easier
@@fozzilla123 dab. My bad
This is going to be a great series!
So glad you're not in the UK so you won't come across my 40k Space Marines from 15 years ago! Not actually painting or gaming minis myself anymore but love these videos and makes me want to paint them for painting's sake
Ah man that oldschool bloodthirster is so brutal, great find.
I keep thinking how bad a job I've done on my models and I lose motivation to continue. Then I see these rescue jobs and realize I could be much, much worse. It's just the kick in the pants I need.
This is like one of those restoration TH-cam channels, but instead of an old lighter or a Tiger wrist game, it's table top minis. Fantastic lol i can only imagine what the seller's face would look like if they ever watch this
such a quality video, awesome watch
Absolutely amazing work, well done.
Oh you had a Bloodletter head for that hold thing...
I once lost a head piece and never found it. I'm still missing one head.
Me: *Hears **12:32* *Something in my brain snaps* *Cries out to the annals of the galaxy for any who will hear* “ROCK AND STONE!!!”
Just discovered your channel after filming my own ebay rescues, love the content dude 💪🏻
The one reason I got learned how to cast parts/use 3d printers was because I like buying old armies that are gooped painted, missing limbs and restoring them. It's actually really fun as well as gives a second life to models
Just got an old Metal Space Marine Captain, he was missing an arm, head and power pack. I kit bashed it and he looked amazing, best $6 spent on a model
An amazing rescue. Looking forward to see you work through the rest of the army
got one of those in my pile of shame, partly painted from like maybe 20 years ago?
Must not get tempted to dig out and push back anything I'm "working" on right now...
Do it! Khorne demands it.
Cool video!
Casey the guy who owns alclad paints turned me on to oven cleaner to strip models. Omg! It stinks but it works in seconds and it's plastic safe..I don't know about resin safe. I use a carbon infused dust mask and the odor isn't a problem. Btw this works as a great general cleaner around the house but don't use it on anything painted or varnished..obviously.
Never tried oven cleaner before. I'll have to give it a shot, thanks!
Great rescue, kudos on the base, looks ace.
I am glad to see someone who knows what they're doing using isopropyl alcohol to strip paint. Because I wasn't sure if its a good idea. I use it to remove small areas of paint with a cotton swab. I it works well. But it does remove the primer too. So the small area needs a complete repainting. But it's still a good eraser for a basically almost complete model that somehow you make a big mistake in a smaller area. Better than a complete model repaint.
Great for faces if you wait til the end to do the eyes!
DOT3 brake fluid also works great for removing paint from metal cast minis, no ultrasonic required
Nice Job with the demon and great vídeo!
Glad you enjoyed it
That was fun to watch especially the commentary
i grabbed some latex house paint eldar a few years ago and it may have been worse but it was only like 10 of them. i got them for like nothing
Minis with cheap paint are a disaster to repair
Is that you ole gaming teacher? I remember you having your daughter take a house painting brush, flat white house paint & painting/priming a lot of Grenadier metal miniatures? Oh, we can't know how those figures turned out for you?
hey i have that exact same pin vice.
very nice save, fun looking!
Can’t beat that $8 drill from amazing :)
Bloodthirsters don't skip leg day, those are some chiselled glutes.
Inspirational videos to rescue more miniatures. Good one. 👍
that whip handle wasnt missing a piece
i have my Og bloodthrister on the shelf next to me, thats how the whip handle looked, its a sort of U shaped top right between the two skulls at the top of the handle, which the base of the whip slotted into
this model still had that u shape slot clearly visible, and the base of the whip was entirely intact
First video I watched of yours and I already subscribed. Damn fine work!
Clickbait title.
That cant possibly be, the worst you have ever seen.
Sure those models were painted by a novice but you can tell that some effort had gone into it.
Agreed on the click bait. After saying “It’s a little worse than I anticipated but totally salvageable” the title feels a tad disingenuous.
i first got into warhammer 40k during my first year of secondary, only really lasted until year 9 because i didnt have the money to purchase any kits. im in my first year of college and this video popped up on my recommended and has brought back my love of warhammer, saving up to get a start kit now! think i might make my army black templars
Very cool, welcome back to the hobby! I remember being young and having to scrape up money for kits, part of the reason why I used eBay so much, even when I was young. Things are still pricy, but being an adult has its advantages! Good luck with those Black Templars, they are a great choice for coming back for sure :)
Templars is a solid army bro, that's what I run
Clear Plasti-dip in a spray can is perfect as a protective coat for models that will see a lot of game time. When you spray dull coat on top, you can't tell its there, an the protection is top notch
Gotta admit, I don't play Khorne, but that Bloodthirster's awesome. Would love to see it on the battlefield, either under my command or my opponent's.
I still remember the marine gunship I bought...painted with lacquers and assembled with huge chunks of flash and spruce still attached. Couldn't save the piss yellow turret or broken canopies. The hurricane bolsters were half melted on. Luckily it was assembled using crazy glue. I was able to save it, convert the turret and add heavy bolter door guns. It cost ne a whopping $20 total for an $80 model.
Blood and brass that rescue looks great Khorne would be pleased.
The whip is actually like that new.
I reckon you improved it though.
That's a helluva work table. The only thing I have are those Dremel drill bits.
Imagine being the former owner and watching a video about the terribly painted army.
MAybe one of the worst armies, but also one of the best videos! Learned so much, thank you! :D
Thanks!
Oh how fun! I actually just got one myself for $20 bucks off E-Bay as well. He's soaking atm and after watching this I can't wait to hook him up!
They are really cool old models, definitely worth fixing up and gaming with :)
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I absolutely agree!
This is my first time viewing one of your videos. It came up in my recommended list. This is really well done! The production level is great! I had a good time watching. Liked and subbed.
i love the music on all your videos!