<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/195242/open_sms">Send us a text</a>We discuss GW's aggressive/frequent release schedule and the effect we believe it is having on the hobby as a whole. Additionally we talk at length about what colour Guilliman or really any character should be, should you have to play your Space Marine army with the rules it was given based on a painting decision you may well have made years earlier? And finally we talk about Dan's 40k Grand Tournament Heat 3 Army List idea.

Send us a text We discuss GW's aggressive/frequent release schedule and the effect we believe it is having on the hobby as a whole. Additionally we talk at length about what colour Guilliman or really any character should be, should you have to play your Space Marine army with the rules it was given based on a painting decision you may well have made years earlier? And finally we talk about Dan's 40k Grand Tournament Heat 3 Army List idea.

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/195242/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us a text</a>We discuss GW's aggressive/frequent release schedule and the effect we believe it is having on the hobby as a whole. Additionally we talk at length about what colour Guilliman or really any character should be, should you have to play your Space Marine army with the rules it was given based on a painting decision you may well have made years earlier? And finally we talk about Dan's 40k Grand Tournament Heat 3 Army List idea.

5. Release Schedule Fatigue, Should Guilliman be Blue? & Dan's GT List

At its most basic, the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is a fortnightly Games Workshop podcast where two long-time friends who have collectively spent far too much of their limited time on this planet collecting, painting, playing small toy soldiers get together over the internet and talk about their crippling addiction to Warhammer and Warhammer Accessories. So, if that sounds like something you might be into, why not give it a listen? You never know, it might just become your favourite podcast. You'll never know for sure until you try.&nbsp;Still reading? Want to know more about the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast"? Um... alright... what else can we tell you.&nbsp;&nbsp;Listeners of the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" consistently tell hosts Dan and Phil that they like the fact it's two mates talking about their shared fondness of Warhammer. They say it's like being down the pub with your pals talking about something you're collectively passionate about. They also like how Dan and Phil represent a more general hobbyist vibe. Dan's a bit more try-hard at gaming than Phil and Phil spend more time painting stuff then Dan does. It's a good mixture.&nbsp;Parents like to listen along with their children as the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is one of the few out there where the hosts are seemingly able to not consistently F and Jeff every few words. Which won't seem that impressive until you meet and chat with Dan in person somewhere. He swears like a sailor the naughty boy. But when it comes to the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast", the hosts are often cheeky, but never blue.&nbsp;"Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is advertising free. Dan and Phil decided a few episodes in that they can't be doing with advertising and that they're no good at talking to guests who are only really appearing on the Pod to plug something to the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" audience. Bar the bit of blurb in the 5 Star Review Section where we tell you about our own Merchandise and Patreon, you won't be getting advertised to.Please note this statement is true on the assertion we haven't accidentally added some copyright claimed material to the Pod which has resulted in that materials rightful owner claiming ad revenue via adding ads to said Pod. Also... we might change our minds about this at some point in the future. But if and when we do, you shouldn't be seeing this message.&nbsp;I can only assume that if you're reading this bit, you either really like the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" or you really dislike the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast". Hopeful it's the former of the two options, and assuming it is, thanks for supporting the Pod! We hugely appreciate your support and hope that you continue to enjoy the show.

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At its most basic, the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is a fortnightly Games Workshop podcast where two long-time friends who have collectively spent far too much of their limited time on this planet collecting, painting, playing small toy soldiers get together over the internet and talk about their crippling addiction to Warhammer and Warhammer Accessories. So, if that sounds like something you might be into, why not give it a listen? You never know, it might just become your favourite podcast. You'll never know for sure until you try.   Still reading? Want to know more about the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast"? Um... alright... what else can we tell you.    Listeners of the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" consistently tell hosts Dan and Phil that they like the fact it's two mates talking about their shared fondness of Warhammer. They say it's like being down the pub with your pals talking about something you're collectively passionate about. They also like how Dan and Phil represent a more general hobbyist vibe. Dan's a bit more try-hard at gaming than Phil and Phil spend more time painting stuff then Dan does. It's a good mixture.   Parents like to listen along with their children as the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is one of the few out there where the hosts are seemingly able to not consistently F and Jeff every few words. Which won't seem that impressive until you meet and chat with Dan in person somewhere. He swears like a sailor the naughty boy. But when it comes to the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast", the hosts are often cheeky, but never blue.   "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" is advertising free. Dan and Phil decided a few episodes in that they can't be doing with advertising and that they're no good at talking to guests who are only really appearing on the Pod to plug something to the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" audience. Bar the bit of blurb in the 5 Star Review Section where we tell you about our own Merchandise and Patreon, you won't be getting advertised to. Please note this statement is true on the assertion we haven't accidentally added some copyright claimed material to the Pod which has resulted in that materials rightful owner claiming ad revenue via adding ads to said Pod. Also... we might change our minds about this at some point in the future. But if and when we do, you shouldn't be seeing this message.   I can only assume that if you're reading this bit, you either really like the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast" or you really dislike the "Look Out, Sir! Warhammer Podcast". Hopeful it's the former of the two options, and assuming it is, thanks for supporting the Pod! We hugely appreciate your support and hope that you continue to enjoy the show.

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