Just wanted to share my gratitude! I paint D&D minis and just got into Warhammer and live in Texas where it’s often too hot to use spray varnish. I’ve been using your instructions to great results!
You use the wrong kind of Milliput, Standard Yellow Grey is for minature or action figure scuplting, white is for ceramics and black intended for wood iirc. What also a lot of people use for action figure sculpting is Aves Apoxie
You guys sure have a lot of talent. Thoughts on pro acrylic or two thin coats, I see the kimera, so I figured you guys are definitely knowledgeable on paints
Basically everything I can get my hands on. I love trying out new stuff… for Joes I really like Revell Aquacolor paints. I really like to paint with Broken Toad brushes, but sadly they don’t them anymore… I also love Hawk Miniatures brushes!
It's a silacone Casting Putty You mix to parts press into the Part being Cast. Let it set for 30 minutes. And got a great Push molds Hold great Detail And flexible long lasting
Have you tried mixing any of them together yet? Apart from the usual Greenstuff+Milliput, which is good for soft edges, clothing, capes that sort of thing, although I prefer Magic Sculp from Sylcreate over Milliput usually, I'm giving Superfine White a try You can mix and match the Hardener/activator and the fillers, eg Silver from BS is the Activator and Yellow from GS is the Filler. I tried Brown+Blue the other night was pleasant to work with, long open time, and the cured sculpt is pretty hard. Will try Silver+Yellow next
Doctor Who: Series 7, Episode 8 32:48 Just thought I'd let you know where the audio is from. It's a conversation between Clara and Eleventh, talking about Akhaten.
Made something similar and then found this video - been worried the sand will be like sand paper on the brush - how is this holding up over time and have you started seeing brushes get damaged? Cheers
Tiny Pellets isn´t as fun as Tiny Balls! ;) Nice video man! One other ability is that Miliput is soluble with alcohol or IPA, which can be solved into a slurry that is VERY usefull to fill small moldlines!
really helpful, thanks. I've got a few important projects on the horizon and wanted to check if it was best to be still using milliput for everything, glad I've watched a few comparison videos before stocking up.
I might have missed this part so if I did then I apologize but did you top coat this at all when you were done? I thought about putting different varnishes on mine when I make one so I could see how the paint goes on if I'm brushing over some in the future. Anyways, just wondering
Overall i have to admit it's a great review video. Compared all the main puttys used today on all elements. Just the unnecessary time wasting and jokes (I'm sure the editing took work as well) really tested patience
Almost got two minutes into the video. It feels like you are trying too hard to be funny, and it's just not doing it for me. You have a good fanbase, and other people seem to like your videos, so keep at it 🙂
