I'm joined by Justin.

And in studio, very special guest, we have Tim with us. Tim, I'm making you famous by saying you are the guy who has done the assembly of my most difficult

Forge World models. So you've assembled my Chaos Warhound Titan, you've assembled my Thunderhawk, and you have assembled my Storm Eagle. So thank you very much for joining us here today.

You're welcome. Thank you. So we brought you on because you know we

were going to record this episode about working with Forge World Models, these bigger

models and how how it's not as intimidating as it seems.

However, as you will find out,

as you will find out, it's probably more complicated

or at least your assembly process,

which is clearly the permanent assembly process which is clearly the permanent assembly process is much more

complicated than I think any of us envisioned for the larger kits for your

traditional right right this is not and doors and things like that.

It's Titans and Thunder Hawks and that kind of thing that we're talking about.

Yeah.

So I think as you listen to the show, you'll understand the tone kind of changes as all of us kind of realized just how much

is going into assembling these things so yeah we I think we're all taken away

however I will say there are some very good hobby tips and things that we didn't know

to be found in the discussion around Forge World models.

Oh yeah, yeah, but I mean also just some of the tools and resources and that kind of thing.

So we're going to include some pictures of your tools and that kind of thing to help people kind of envision some of this but again

thanks for taking the time I wanted to talk to you just briefly and talk about

your experience in the Warhammer 40k universe and and how long you've been playing for and kind of the war It used to be Dark Angels. And so you've collected primarily those two armies?

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