Episode 135 - Speed Painting and Forge World Models

The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k Podcast

Carl Tuttle

Workshop, Marine, Space, Tyranid, Warhammer, Eldar, Leisure, Hobbies, Forge, Ork, 40k, World, Games

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🗓️ 10 June 2016

⏱️ 169 minutes

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Summary

Episode 135 of The Independent Characters is packed to the brim with great content!

After the usual Workbench and Games Played segment we launch into a discussion on Speed Painting. Justin and Jody talk about tips and techniques for getting your army on the table quickly. Then, to reinforce that point, we have an interview with Dave of Dave Paints. He is the commission painter that painted the infamous (because they are MORE than famous!) Chelledar to such a great standard.

You might think that's enough for an entire show. And other shows might only deliver that - but then we have an interview with the legendary Gav Thorpe about his recent novels and the upcoming Angels of Caliban Horus Heresy novel!

And just when you are thinking 'This couldn't possibly get any better.' There's more! Carl and Doug spend some time addressing the topic of prepping and assembling Forge World models. We hit this topic again and try to dispell many of the myths around it. Sandbeds are NOT required! We promise.

It has been a fun episode to produce and we hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Time Stamps:

0:00:00 - Show Intro and Host Introduction
0:03:10 - Workbench and Hobby Progress
0:54:05 - Speed Painting with Justin and Jody
1:31:25 - Speed Painting interview with Dave Paints.
1:43:40 - Interview with Gav Thorpe of Black Library
2:06:00 - Forge World model with Doug and Carl
2:46:45 - Show Closing

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0:00.0	I'm going to Welcome to the Independent Characters Episode 135. This is Carl. Carl this Justin and this is a
0:24.1	Don and today we are going to be talking about speed painting
0:28.6	Justin you and Jody are talking about speed paint. Yes, we are. You guys both paint quite a bit. Had I known Colin at the point? I would probably had him come in for that segment as well.
0:41.0	Yeah. That dude is a painaholic. He is. Yep. And then myself and Doug are addressing
0:46.5	assembling Forge World models again. No sand included. No sand beds needed. This is the way Carl assembles for
0:54.9	And Doug. And I think it's important that you know a whole bunch of people.
0:58.6	You have you have this wide array of ways to hobby and it's good to know the more
1:02.3	advanced and it's good to know the more advanced and it's good to know the more streamlined.
1:05.6	I think the thing that frustrates me the most is when people say you're doing that wrong or that's not the right way to do it.
1:12.3	Totally.
1:13.0	You know what, there's a lot of right ways to do it.
1:15.0	Exactly.
1:16.0	You know, and it's pick your way,
1:18.0	we're just going to throw out a few tips there.
1:19.0	Again, no sand beds needed, no brain surgery tools, just good old-fashioned hobby know-how and elbow grease.
1:26.0	So that's about it.
1:28.0	Yeah, we've got also a couple of interviews as well that we think you'll enjoy so I you know other than just
1:36.8	kicking it off I got nothing to add there's a lot a lot of content to get to yeah
1:40.8	really is really is go speed racer. Thanks for your patience on last episode and it's sound quality. I know I've gotten a lot of feedback saying, oh, it wasn't that bad. To us, it was horrible. It's below the standard that we typically set for ourselves, but as you can tell now,
1:55.4	we have the microphones plugged in correctly, so everything's set correctly.
1:59.9	Technical difficulties do happen from time to time.
2:02.3	That's not even technical difficulties,
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