After all , it ’s still the grim dark future of the forty-first millenary . It ’s still going to be very miserable either way .
This merriment curtly comes from Richard Boylan , who previously wow us witha visually imaginative take onGames Workshop ’s infamously , practically comically blue Warhammer universe for an renovate scant series . This prison term , he ’s turned to survive action rather than animation for a scant simply style Guardsman .
As 40 honey oil fans might have gathered from the title , Guardsman follows a lone extremity of the Imperial Guard ( Erik Steffens ) , a oink on the front line of the Imperium ’s never - terminate wars against alien threat . Being just a swell with an infamously fearsome laser rifle in a humankind of daemonic horror , violent foreign swarm , malign space - imp , and other wild nightmares is already a tough time , and it seems like our titulary hero ’s time is about fly the coop out … until a small flickering of Leslie Townes Hope arrive in a rather large packet .
It ’s not an epic look at the world of Warhammer , but a more intimate one that really hammers home the micro - scaled hell the ordinary soldier of this setting are meant to go through ( so think about that the next time you beam a poor police squad of Cadians to their dooms in your next tabletop secret plan ) . But it also does a bang-up job , in a short time , of get across what sets apart the over - the - top , sinful figures of Warhammer 40 K , too — cue us of the literal epic scale of measurement of figures like the Space Marines in all their resplendence .
If you want an extra dose of sport , you may head over to Guardsman’sFacebook pagefor a bevy of behind - the - scenes photos from take , admit some very good shots of the partially - complete Space Marine Suit being used on set .
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