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Do you play tabletop wargames?
No, of course not. Tabletop wargamers are so nerdy they make PC fanboys look cool and studly. 34%  34%  [ 25 ]
Yes. I love my little painted figures. I give them all names and stroke them every night. I live for weapons damage charts. 5%  5%  [ 4 ]
I used to, but discovered girls. 52%  52%  [ 38 ]
What are you talking about? 6%  6%  [ 5 ]
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Uh oh, I appear to have some new Space Marines in my possession. Plus glue and paint and stuff. Damn you, Games Workshop. And Dimrill. I blame Dimrill too. His nerdlinger conversation has worn down my resolve.

Bloody hell, these plastic space marines are the dogs. Seriously. Purity seals, all the different special weapons, 4 or 5 different torsos, at least 5 different heads. banner pole, chainswords, pistols. All sorts of stuff. I'm really impressed. (Though I should be, at 18 quid for 10)


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Stop stop stop! You're going to make me cave in too.



How'd the interview go?

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Stop stop stop! You're going to make me cave in too.


I walked past GW in town today and had impure thoughts.

No. I can't.

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So, when's the first Official BeeX WH40k Meet?

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Zardoz wrote:
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Stop stop stop! You're going to make me cave in too.


I walked past GW in town today and had impure thoughts.

No. I can't.

*says nothing*


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Dimrill wrote:
How'd the interview go?


Not sure, pretty well, I think. It was one of those 'give us an example of a time when you fucked a customer in the botty for fun and profit' (I think this was a trick question!) you know, no wrong answers, that sort of thing.

Hmmm, I'm thinking bone white above the belt, and dark purple legs, and trim. Must work out an easy to paint chapter symbol too... Along with assembling the things, undercoating (the old school way! A young lad was shocked when I explained to the GW Store Troll that I didn't want undercoat spray) and painting the blasted things.

Oh, and the new Eldar Harleys are awesome. As are the new Aspect Warriors. And the Tau intrigue me. Nooooooooooooooooo! It Begins....... Again!


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Actually the new undercoat sprays are brilliant, and give better coverage than undercoating by brush.

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I know, I know.

Still, easier to hide than aeroplanes.

I think I'll order a Gundam kit instead. With extra guns.

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Oooh, shiny. I like.


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Last time I painted a miniature (about 10 years ago) I used undercoat spray and it was shit. Gave a horrible textured surface effect and smothered the really fine details.


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Last time I painted a miniature (about 10 years ago) I used undercoat spray and it was shit. Gave a horrible textured surface effect and smothered the really fine details.


Oh, it used to be awful. Now it's superb.

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What are the W40k PC games like?

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What are the W40k PC games like?


Dawn of War is brilliant.

What I'd really like is a game that let you pick armies properly, and then set to against the AI, but they won't release a game like that because it would cut into their tabletop sales (which are massively more expensive profitable).

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That sucks.

I thought that's how they would be. I can understand their thinking why they chose to do this but I think if the game reflected the table top version it would attract more sales for them, no?

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Is there not a fan-based online solution?

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Many years ago they released Final Liberation which was based on the Titan scale rules but which was limited to Ork vs Imperials (but it was still fu with the Ork Titans).

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Grim... wrote:
Is there not a fan-based online solution?


No, because GW are massively litigious.

Morte wrote:
Many years ago they released Final Liberation which was based on the Titan scale rules but which was limited to Ork vs Imperials (but it was still fu with the Ork Titans).


And it was a brilliant, brilliant game. Unfortunately it was buggy as shit (the fliers used to crash the game 9 times out of 10), and quite limited in scope. Particularly as if you fought against the computer, the AI would choose exactly the same shit army every single time.

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There was also Chaos Gate, the turn based strategy / tactics one which myself and a friend played to death but everyone else hated.

It was actually quite playable two player if you took one or more squads each (overlapping fire, support weapons and so on).

I suspect though that I may have donned the rose-tinted nostalgia goggles.

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Wahay! Found my plague marines!

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Jesus, That was a bit of a rude awakening. 'Yeah lets paint a Space Marine' says Pundy. 'Oh no, he's forgotten how to paint! FORGOTTEN HOW TO PAINT!!!!' shouts the crowd.
Well, it has been ten years, and I did choose a horribly ambitious colour scheme, but I didn't expect it to be that bad. Took me fucking HOURS to do, too (mostly fixing up mistakes). He's not bad, really... just not that great.

I think I'll try something simpler on my next marine.

As to undercoat sprays... they work, but are overkill for a ten man experimental squad type thing. I'd rather save the money till I'm sure I'm getting back into it proper, loike.


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Games Workshop eBay store is quite a bit cheaper than their mailorder business :S

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SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

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richardgaywood wrote:
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

All of you SHUT UP NOW


Theres only one thing I can say to that....


mmmm, http://uk.games-workshop.com/spacemarines/miniature-gallery/14/... Terminators


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Did I hear super-heavy tanks mentioned? No??? Are you sure?

Cos here comes the Baneblade!

http://uk.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.uk?do=Individual&code=99120105023&orignav=10


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mmmm, http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/dgterm.htm ... Deathguard Terminators

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Dimrill wrote:
mmmm, http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/dgterm.htm ... Deathguard Terminators


ooh... they are nice!


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http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/weterm.htm World Eater ones too... HNNGHH!

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they look cool too, but I don't particularly like World Eaters


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http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/dgpa.htm deathguard plague marines.... £20... can I afford 20 quid? HhrhrmrmrmmrmrmrrmrGHNGNGNNHGHH!

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YOU ARE ALL BASTARDS

Man, I'd forgotten how freaking cool WH4K is. Why are Games Workshop such money grabbing profiteering cunts?


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A quick search for "sprue" on eBay reveals a whole new world of cheapy goodness. The only difference is that you don't get the cardboard boxes they're normally packaged in.

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Those DeathGuards look a cunt to paint.

Ork Deff Dread!

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Hmm, after flicking through the website and a quick gander at wikis, I reckon that if I were to play this now I'd be The Tau, as I like their Iain M Banks vibe. If I were to play that is. Which I shall resist. Phew.

The Tau, eh? Like the Necrons and Dark Eldar, they weren't around in my day, oh no.

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Man O War had just come out when I stopped the first time. Then I got into painting again about 6 or so years ago for about 6 months, and seemingly now again :S

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I'll definitely be getting some Tau at some point. As I've said, I'm just going to paint stuff that appeals to me, rather than try to collect an army (Though I'm hoping for a Blood Bowl tabletop re-release off the back of this new game, so I can resurrect my Orc team)

After the (disappointing) attempt today, I'm going to do 4 more of my marines as random colour schemes, then put together a combat squad of the one I like the most. Next, I think it'll have to be... bright green! I also quite fancy trying to do a camo'd up marine, as used to exist way, way back in the mists of time.

Man O War was ace, but you can't even get the miniatures for it, because they wore out the moulds.


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Oh Mr Chris. You've made the forum explode in one giant nerdgasm.

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:this:

Man alive, my inner spod is creaming over the Nurgle stuff.

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I like the imperial Guard. Can you still 'be' them?

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Yeah, of course, you can 'be' whichever chapter you like.
I used to have Dark Angels, they we're piss easy to paint and highlight. So talking of Space Marines, which do you prefer - old school, Rogue Trader 'Beak-y' marines or the more modern varient?


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Man O War had just come out when I stopped the first time.

"Fighting, fighting, fighting the world! I've been fighting the world [power chord * 6]."

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Man O War had just come out when I stopped the first time.

"Fighting, fighting, fighting the world! I've been fighting the world [power chord * 6]."


Manowar rule! And are in no way gay or dumb.

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Oh, I still have a soft spot for the Mark VI 'Corvus' Armour (or as it's affectionately known... Womble armour) and the new plastics still include this variant! (yay!).

Some of the new Imperial Guard stuff is excellent, if you like tanks. (See Baneblade)

Current list of armies in 40K:

Space Marines
Chaos Space Marines
Chaos Daemons
Tau (little dudes in anime-esque battlesuits)
Eldar
Dark Eldar (evil Eldar, not as many troop types as Eldar, lots of spikes etc)
Orks (WAAAAAAAAARGHHH!)
Necrons (ugh)
Sisters of Battle/ Witch-hunters (ultra religious types, with some BDSM undertones)
Imperial Guard (tanks n' cannon fodder)
Tyranids (icky biological weapons, with everyone's favourite close combat monsters, the Genestealers)

Squats got eaten by the Tyranids, and I'm not sure whether the Tyranid army lists allow you to field Genestealer cults. I haven't see any specific miniatures for them.


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I just found some of my old lead wombles :) Also some pre-slotta fantasy battle orcs.

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Necrons (ugh)


I liked the Necrons. My own little Terminator army (as in the "hasta la vista, baby" Terminators).

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I really don't like the style of the Necron minis. Plus they're too 'special' stats wise. They're a bit of a gimmick army. But the main reason is that I don't like the aesthetics. I can't think of one miniature that I like from their range.


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I agree, they are a gimmick but I wanted the army from those flash-forward bits in the Teminator movie's stomping over the barren wast ground. I stayed away from the Flayed Ones and C'Tan and kept with the rank and file warriors and destroyers.

I also had an ork army but I don't think I every won a single game with them.


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