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NEW SPACE KING ANIMATION WATCHALONG! More Paint Information!

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Gaming

Storyline / Theme (Space King animation watch-along)

The animation “Rise of the Blaps” frames its setting around Pastor(ies) Prime, a once-peaceful planet where Space King’s influence allowed children to “run free.”

What the Blaps do

The Blaps arrive and:

  • Imprison the planet’s air and suppress it
  • Exploit children and subjugate women
  • Destroy “English” written signs and replace them with Japanese text
  • Tear down statues of heroes and replace them with monuments to “evil”
  • Promote alien ideology in churches, including:
    • “Talking in tongues”
    • Replacing worship of Space King with alien effigies

Proposed response in the animation

The suggested response is to fight back by using a shared language: “King English.” It’s not meant to be understood in the usual way—it’s framed as the time that they are understood on the speaker’s terms.


Gameplay / Content Highlights (non-story)

The stream creator focuses on a mix of:

  • Board game / tabletop hype from the Space King project
    • Mentions a demo on their channel
    • Likely 4-player
  • Kickstarter progress
    • Said to be over ~£5 million at the time of discussion
  • Viewer interaction / stream goals
    • Tied to community milestones and giveaways

Key Updates & “Paint” Discussion (main practical topic)

New paint range details (rumored/confirmed on-stream)

  • Release date: October 24
  • Price: £410 per pot
  • A major point of skepticism is value vs. quality
    • The host repeatedly calls the price too high for what the paints “are”
    • Plans to stick with other brands instead

Self-leveling & airbrush strategy

The host discusses how airbrushing changes the calculus:

  • If you airbrush (and prime via airbrush/spray), the benefit of self-leveling is less important for them.
  • They also note airbrush downsides, especially maintenance.
  • They suggest self-leveling may help with:
    • Faster base coverage
    • Potentially detail work
  • However, they remain unconvinced it’s worth the cost for their style.

Alternatives mentioned

The host repeatedly advocates for paints from brands like:

  • Vallejo
  • AK

They also mention hobby shops as places to test.

They additionally complain that GW packaging/formats don’t match what they consider best practice—e.g., preferring dropper-style solutions—while acknowledging the range uses pots.


Giveaway / Community Mechanics (important “how it worked”)

  • The host set a community threshold (based on memberships gifted) to unlock:
    • a live “Mart—/Mardm” box reveal
    • later another wheel-of-names giveaway
  • “Gifted-only” logic:
    • Gifted memberships were required for entry.
    • The host complains about people missing or manipulating the rules.
    • The key idea is that the host enforced gifted-only and checked eligibility.

Models / Box Reveal Content (what was shown)

A “luxury” box was shown with:

  • Instructions, including how to build a cart and other items
  • Foam packaging and multiple components

The host physically shows and names parts conceptually, including:

  • a donkey
  • a cat/dhaka-like character
  • cargo-style little boxes containing contents
  • discussion that the set includes bases (“bases included”)

They also mention:

  • shipping to a recipient (Woodimp)
  • keeping some items for future giveaways/usage

Strategies / Tips Emphasized

  • Airbrush-first workflow
    • Prime with airbrush + spray cans to reduce the need for self-leveling benefits
  • Paint value test mentality
    • Don’t accept influencer hype
    • Wait for broader community reaction and personal testing
  • GW paint pricing skepticism
    • Compare cost to performance
    • If the range isn’t clearly better, switch to value brands (Vallejo / AK)

Gamers / Sources Featured (named at the end of subtitles)

  • Gate Viking
  • Ty Things
  • Dudex
  • Woodimp / Wood
  • Monty (also referenced as “Montto”)
  • EMPEROR (chat name)
  • Sneaky Squids
  • Timothy
  • Miguel
  • Caret
  • ZB
  • Marty / Martom (host refers to himself as Varak/Val; “Martom” appears as chat mention)
  • Ginger Steve
  • JB
  • Lambo
  • Warhammer Harriser
  • Grimlock Custoda
  • Game Riot
  • Monster
  • Alice
  • Nightbot (mentioned as a tool/link)

Project / team references

  • Space King team
  • Tom and Dom (credited in-stream for allowing the reaction)
  • Warhammer World (event mention)
  • War Hipster (referenced for a video about prepainted/self-leveling claims)

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