Man, one thing your videos have taught me about sculpting which I feel is maybe unintentional but sorely lacking in all other videos is patience. You are meticulous and you set out the time you need to do the job and are not afraid to keep working. So often I feel rushed when attempting to sculpt anything but your guides give me the confidence to try it again. Cant wait to see more.
I'd love to see an update on these space wolves painted. Your green stuff work is mesmerising and the final result is unreal. Awesome stuff thanks for your time
Thank you for the nice comment! I absolutely plan on painting all my guys, but right now I'm so enthralled with sculpting I'm completely addicted to it! I'll be making more tutorials soon for RU-vid and Instagram so stay tuned ☺️
When you've put the strap on the shoulder would it be a good idea to take the tooth pick and pointing down make a small round gap at the top of the strap so there's a hole between the strap and the shoulder plate so when you put the ring on you can seat the top of the ring in that hole and it looks like the ring is forcing the strap away from the armour a little bit.
excellent videos. if i would add anything, it might be to sing the praises of those nerdy jewelers magnifying head loupes. OR some sort of desk mounted magnifying glass. makes the small fiddly stuff a lot less maddening when seeing isn't so damn impossible
Thanks man I was struggling to find a good tutorial for sculpting green stuff and this is great! I love this esthetic for the wolves, it has a really nice 30k vibe
Been loving your videos as I work on a Wolves army, when you use the fur texture plate do you give the green stuff an hour and a half to set first? I have been having issues maintaining the texture
When I used the plate I usually did it pretty fresh after mixing but you could certainly wait a bit before you press it in so you retain more texture. The longer you wait though the less it will stick to the model so keep that in mind. You can also use the fur plate as just a head start and any texture that gets messed with you can use your toothpick to sculpt new fur in that area. Lots of stuff to try!
Outstanding videos mate. I threw a beard one together myself just to have something to point people twords (its on my reddit profile of you missed it) but its a little rambely and more than a little shit in so far as a tutorial. Your series here is several orders of magnitude better and it was a pleasure to watch you work, this one in particular I found quite interesting but all of them are really quite excellent guidance. Cheers for putting them together.
That's a lot man! I'll be checking out your video for sure. Your latest work with that repulsor gunner body is incredible. Keep bearding, dude, you'll always be my fav 🤘🏻. Cheers 🍻
Awesome absolutely love this! I never realised your work was on RU-vid too! Can I ask your toothpick is green, is that because you wrapped/dipped it in something? Is it just a quirk with working with the greenstuff
All good until I reach the rings step hahaha too tiny, and I move accidentally the rest of the work. Could I do this step when the strap and the other stuff is already dry?
Thanks for these vids man, very helpfull. Will you be making more? Also do you play any historical stuff? If so, do you customize them? Would love to see that too!
I wish I knew! I got them from the toothpick despenser that's in a cabinet at work. I have bought normal round toothpicks that work just fine. The flat ones break really easy.
I've done hair and beard on painted models if they have a lot of surface to grip to but something like this you'd want to glue on I think. I've never tried it so I'm not sure.
