Forge the Narrative.

Everybody, welcome to Forge Narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host.

We are the Bell of Lost Souls podcast.

I'm joined today by Adam Abram and Winston Chris Morgan.

I'm Justin Shrew. I could be on Wow, Abram and Chris Morgan. I'm Justin Shrew.

I could be on Wow, but I love you instead. Andrew Whitaker. Super glad I don't play Wow. I'm not trying to alienate anybody. People can play what they want. I play all the kind of games around here. Like 40K. I got models of paint. It's a never-ending cycle. I was missing around with some resin this week, putting tentacles onto some admec stuff. Hey. Some poor-dural ad-mack stuff. I think at one point, and maybe I'm making this up, but I thought Paul Murphy said that he was a non-conversion guy, that you don't do conversions. I do mostly kitbashes. That's kind of my thing.

I do kit bashes for things because I don't, like I can't sculpt. I can't. Okay. No, third party models. So then what? No, I don't mind third party models. I mean, in my opinion, a kit bash counts as a conversion. Like, you don't need to have green stuff into your own line. Yeah, I didn't think there was a distinction between the two.

You know, look, I'm't think there was a distinction between the two.

You know, look, I'm a hobby snob sometimes, too. I think there's, I don't want to take anything away from the people that do full-on conversions as, you know, as opposed to my humble kid bashing. Okay. But I'll take it. Any, where I was going was it with this is the tentacles. You know, I know some people shape them and stuff before they put them on.

I used a heat gun after I already... where I was going was with this is the tentacles. I know some people shape them and stuff before they put them on.

I used a heat gun after I already fixed them. And the first

one was terrifying to do because

you're turning a heat gun on a model.

On resin. On forge roll resin.

You could always turn it on back again and bend it back.

Well, assuming the whole thing didn't turn into a glo turn into a gloopy pool. Yeah, maybe some people could. I don't know if I could. But, you know, it took, it was way faster and I think way easier dealing with that way. And it was, you just put the heat gun, I just did it on the low setting, got a little bit, a little bit bendy, put it in place. and then just use your, you know, you could just use the air temperature or your breath to cool it back down to where it's rigid again. They went from looking like freakishly, like, I don't know, really kind of goofy looking when the tentacles all out straight to being actually kind of like the Matrix, those little monsters in the Matrix. Did you post photo on the Twitter? Squids.

No, not yet.

I've been pretty active on the Twitter because I've been painting those blood angels that you guys have seen.

And I did another thing with tentacles using the tentacle maker from Green Stuff Industries where we've seen some leaked previews from Ford Rild about their Mortats.

And I couldn't wait that long. I wanted to put together some pretty cool blood angels. So I kit bashed, again, using... It turned out really

well. I'm very happy with it. But this is actually on Twitter at Warmaster underscore TPM, where I

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