It's time to forge the narrative.

Everybody, welcome to Forge Narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host.

We have the Bella Lost Souls podcast.

This is this episode 167. Got Chris Morgan and Adam Abramowitz. Not your average $9 an hour custodian. You know what? I ain't your sister sister. You know, that's just what we do around here. How cool those models. What do you mean by that, Paul? What do you mean by that? Paul, why do you have to be all rusty with me?

I'm not even touching that.

How cool these models?

Oh, my gosh, dude.

We're talking about the Custos and the Sisters of Silence and then the Burning a Prospero box set.

This box set, immense value, and then figures we never really thought that we'd see.

I honestly never thought I'd see these figures.

John fell handed before he was Bjorn?

That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the custoders and scissors.

Leave Guy Gore out of this, all right?

So I have to say this. And my initial reactions when I saw this box that were,

these have to be forgered models, because they were the grainy black and light photos,

and the detail was so resolute and so precise that there's no way that it was injection-molded

plastic, it had to have been fine cast, it had to been resin.

Sure enough, Games Workshop, I think with this release, beyond any that we've seen in the past

24 months, proves that they have hit a completely different level there on another plane

when it comes to injection molded plastic models. And kudos to them for that. Stuff is out of control. You know, there's been different kind of custodes over the years. The original ones were, you know, maybe we see some throwbacks of these. They're almost like wearing like dusters with no shirt. You guys remember this picture? Like, like Egyptian slaves. They're essentially wearing like overcoats with no shirts.

They've still got the helmets and the pole arm,

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