I'm a Videographer and a craft geek who gets obsessed with just about every hobby I come across. So on this channel you will see a lot of me creating things.
I aim to cover a range of topics in the realm of miniatures, terrain, props and Role Playing Games like Dungeons and Dragons; leaning heavily into the aspects of crafts and story telling.
I use a couple of 3d printers and a wide range of DIY methods to make props, dioramas and large playable game tables in fantasy worlds of pop culture and my own imagination.
The skulls aren't 3d printed they're Warhammer skulls you can get like 345 of a variety for about 25$ usd. Higher quality than 3d prints. I use tf out of em. Depending on the thicknesses. And what kind of shitvyour using. Notva 3d printer but my brother sys filament sucks cow cock. All in all this build is sexy. Idk y but it reminds me of the Witcher 3.
Yer I used a mix of the citadel skulls and some 3d printed for this buildm I've had a batch of those citadel skulls for like 2 years and still not even 20% through it haha. Filament prints are definitely not up to clscratxh for minis yet. They're great for terrain, but for mini stuff you absolutely want resin. It's more work but well worth it. Most of my minis are resin prints these days. Cheers, witcher was definitely an inspiration along with the lotr marshes
@SebMakesStuff dude I love citadel skulls. I'm about 98% through em I gotta bout 12 or 13 skulls left. I had mine for about 2 years 3 years. I use a lot of skulls. 🤣 I got bags of animal bones from hunting and finding em in the woods. I'm thinking about doing a bone cave with em something sinister. Have a deer skull for the entrance like some wenja Warlock Cave. Ps. I just noticed the amount of typos in my first comment 🤣 dude it's a combination of my POS screen and my sausage link fingers🤣🤣
Love it. I'm trying to buy materials to make my own, but I'm struggling to find rigid foamboard. All the stuff I'm finding is soft and flexible. I'm searching in a second language, so maybe looking for the exact material might help. Do you the details on the type of foamboard you used?
The stuff I use is just called "foam board". I think ive also heard it be called "foam core" and "poster board". I tend to find the best stuff in office supply shops
I plan on doing some more with her. It's fun crafting with someone else and great to show everyone that it's possible for anyone to follow along and make something beautiful
Craft Idea: Arcane/Wizards tower with Crystals. Jungle temple covered in crystals. A whole plot thread of a crystal infection crawling across the land, infecting, spreading and growing.
Did the flocking today and it makes such a difference ❤. Have the bottom parts left and I'm afraid it will take years to fill the gaps between the "stones" with glue and gras 😂
Oh yer! The flocking makes such a huge difference and is such a great method of bringing anything to life! Haha yep, those stone tiles are a bitch. I'm hindsight I would have probably painted the cardboard up before cutting it, then costing the base in glue, sticking down the tiles and adding the flocking in between while the glue is still wet.
I love watching you work! Add a magnet to the back of the statue base that attaches to the non-circular pool, and you can add the wall behind the statue.
I tend to use rulers for movement and attacks. I have a few cheap clear ones marked with basic distances. I'm personally not a big fan of grids as I don't like how it takes away from the visuals of the builds, and I feel like it limits movement to back, forward and side to side. Where as a ruler can allow movement in any angle
That is a very good question...🤔 I started with 4 packs of 5, and ended with a few left over to get my full maze. But ended up using them for some other builds
@@SebMakesStuff that's what art is all about. working and re-working ideas, seeing how everything evolves and plays out, keeping the best, throwing out the rest.
Interesting, I like the idea but I think that would cut the foam out on an angle so they wouldn't match quite right. Would neeed to modify the compass a bit. Which I may look into. As for the Kmart resin, it worked great when I missed it properly. But I also mixed some not so well for a silicone mould and it totally destroyed it as it didn't set properly and somehow stuck to the silicone. So not bad for cheap stuff, but not great for molds.
As I mention, there's plenty of ways to approach it without any need for 3d printing. But printing is a big part of the community now and it's super handy, especially for things like this.
These are fabulous and I will definitely be making some of these. Especially for the town that I’m going to be sending my players to soon. I do have a question about the statues though. You said in the video that you were going to put the links for them in the description but they are not there. Was that a mistake or did you mean to not include them?
ahhh yes, my brain clearly misfired as i completely forgot to do this. The links are now up in the description for most of the statues i used. I couldn't find a couple of them right away so i will update the description again when i find them. thanks for pointing this out
