Warhammer today is all spooky, grandiose, gothic, and (let’s be honest) pretty high budget—and I love that. But in this video I go back to when Games Workshop was really, really weird, because I managed to get my hands on one of the rarest and most sought-after Oldhammer minis ever: the Limited Edition L7 “Wizard with a Submachine Gun.” It showed up in an anonymous package from a ridiculously generous viewer, and I basically lost my mind. So we do a proper little history lesson: 1986, pre–Rogue Trader, the LE range, and the whole “metalhead fantasy meets sci‑fi nonsense” soup that made stuff like this make perfect sense. Then I do what I always do to an ancient hand-sculpted lump of lead: I look at it and think, without a shadow of a doubt, I can fix him. I renovate the mini, pay homage to the original pinky-red robe scheme, and push it with modern twists—freehand star patterns (accidentally Rincewind-coded), a loud camo cloak because it’s funny, and a big wearable scroll apron because I wanted it to feel more Warhammer. I also pick Chaos, obviously, and finish it off with a proper gimmick: magical lightning bullets using twisted wire, glue, and paint. Add a plinth, fix the extreme forward lean with some scenic basing, and boom—an Oldhammer relic dragged into the 21st century.