Ahh haaaaaa…. got it, lol! I kept thinking that they had the new technology to begin with, but obviously it had to be developed over time.

So they travelled through space, for ages, without using warp drives, (or Astropaths, probably taking no one with psychic powers with them), spent a long time to find another planet from which to start developing technology on, in order to, over time, develop new and safer, interstellar technology, and then used it to travel vast differences.
That now makes sense, thanks for clearing that up, lol. 😀

But I doubt that, in all that time, 10,000 years, that some of the people they would find on their missions to other planets, haven’t evolved into mutants, just like the people within the boundaries of the Imperium have, and that they would also be surprised to find them in the Imperium upon their return.
Why would they have evolved into mutant races but everyone the lost Primarchs meet outside of the Imperium, hasn’t? Unless they have, and that the lost Primarchs have destroyed them along the way, which fits in with what you said in the video; they’re a bit fascist. 😀

In a way, Justin is right but not for his mistake, lol; there are two other missing Primarchs: The Lion and Russ.
Wouldn’t/shouldn’t Russ come back in the same manner as these two lost Primarchs? And what about The Lion – he’s meant to awaken when he’s needed most, so surely this would wake him up?

Both these chapters are still, in essence, Legions; more so the Space Wolves. The Dark Angels keep in close contact with their successor chapters and the Imperium suspects them of maintaining Legion tendencies, and the Space Wolves tried to make a successor chapter in the Wolfbrothers, but they went wrong/were lost, so they just operate as separate Great Companies in the size of a chapter, but they’re still all Space Wolves, operating from the same homeworld of Fenris.

So, bearing that in mind, wouldn’t the returning of the new Primarchs affect the DA’s and SW’s stance on being a part of the Imperium in it’s current guise, and lead them to join the lost Primarchs, in a bid to reawaken The Lion and find out where Russ is?
I think these two chapters would definitely join them and be a part of this Inheritance and get rid of the superstitious beliefs. Although the DA do have the Watchers in the Dark, and they, and the SW have psykers, so the two Primarchs might put the boot in for them for that…

I agree about the toy-like design of the Khorne thing. People are already trying to convert it to have legs. I think instead they should’ve made a murderous blade threshing machine from hell, lol. Something totally brutal, a real daemonic engine. Not a giant berseker torso on tank tracks!
The Necron one looks like a couple of drop pods cut apart and stuck together with Necron bits filling the details in. And the C’tan SHard guy in the middle of it is just a boring human with noodle tendrils and a mask. The prices for them are ridiculous too, £95 each? Eff off!
I’d say, make your own conversion that can use it’s rules or make your own rules up and sod GW.

Well done Unit Forward! You spoke to him and me at the Grumpies about doing videos on Dust Warfare. Been busy atm (looks like I’ll be storyboarding a 10 minute short soon too, so I’m waiting for the shot list for that). 🙂