I Created my Own Miniature Range by taking on nearly EVERY Job at Games Workshop 

It's like the logical opposite of an unboxing video: a BOXING video. Also, I love every single one of your goblin-y Rascals. Good job.

A miniature series made by one of my all time favorite artists?!? My wallet shall weep for years to come

Aw man, he's incredible! If you ever get round to selling them as physical products then these rascals will probably mean the end of any remaining fiscal responsibility I possess.

I legit got whiplash for a second cuz I thought you‘re putting these out for real. 10/10 would buy if opportunity presents itself.

I was really hoping that at the end of the video there'd be a link to purchase the little guy in the box and everything. Great job! Love it!

I would totally buy a couple of these! My 6-year old daughter wants to try her hand at miniature painting and she would adore this little guy (as would I). ❤

This video from someone I will never meet gave me so much joy to see. Thanks for existing.

That box is a piece of art in itself.

Goodness, that's 17 minutes of joy. Thank you.

These little guys are so dang cute, I want them and to see more of the various creatures from rascal town! They feel very storybook-like

What a fun and friend shaped little guy! 10/10 would buy a model and paint him as fast as possible.

I love this little guy. Omg yes. Please please slowly reveal all the little guys and make or Collab with someone to make rascal town to place them in. Maybe over the next year?!

It'd be a real shame if these aren't made available to purchase outside of STLs. Cute little box, you've got them number coded so they'd make a nice collectable little range, throw an autograph on there somewhere and people would snap them up!

I would totally buy these if they were pre-printed, they look awesome.

I would 100% purchase this if it were available as a fully fledged mini product! Everything about this project is fantastic and your passion shines through!

As a fellow graphic designer working in games absolutely love this ❤️

This is definitely the sort of thing I would buy and then regret when I remembered the state of my painting backlog.

I felt that way when I held my bands album for the first time. Such a moment!!!

I would totally buy the pre-printed finished product. Looks like a lot of fun to paint! Future Patreon tier or Kickstarter, maybe?

That's really cool, love seeing people succeed at what they love!

This is the first video of yours that I've seen, and I was honestly shocked at how surprisingly happy it made me feel. I've been having a miserable few months, but your genuine enthusiasm, adorable personality, and editing put a sincere smile on my face. Personal nonsense aside, the miniature is actually really great; the art and paintjob are also fantastic and really shows off some damn good skill! It was a fun insight into the process so thanks again! I look forward to seeing what may come for this lil gobbo, and for you!

All the hats you've worn and the fact that you can draw on top of that are amazing and super inspirational!

I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to paint an actual line of larger scale goblins. I’m always happy to support community created miniatures that are just fun to paint! I usually do them as gifts. I got a bolt action Marine squad for my old man, Ranni from Elden Ring for my roommate, and some Tortuga Bay Saturnine terminators. Plus I’m looking to get some of Squidmar’s miniatures once they roll in.

Really enjoyed this video, and it's cool that you've shown the whole process. As a professional miniatures sculptor of many years now, I never tire of the satisfaction of collaborating with a talented artist to bring their passion-project concepts into tangible real-world 3D form. A big part of the reason I've always worked at companies and never "gone rogue", is that *everything else* (in addition to the sculpting) that you show in the video is super important to a viable operation: packaging, photography, marketing, sales, solicitations, bookkeeping, etc. Add to that, the whole manufacturing pipeline if you go beyond STLs and there's... a lot.

This is so wholesome Louise! I love seeing how excited you are about this, and rightly so! This is incredibly cool and I think you can be very proud of yourself for what you've produced! It's a far cry from seeing me paint marines in my room all those years ago eh! Congrats and all the best for this next venture in Rascaltown! Gav

How can someone put so much detail and love in one miniature… awesome!

This is massively inspiring. I literally finished sculpting my first ever miniature last week. I trained as an illustrator/designer and have been wondering where precisely to go from here. The timing couldn't have been more perfect!

This is 100% a product created with love, something that is sorely lacking from the miniature community. There were so many lovely little touches and thoughts put into it. Wish companies did this at a large scale.

That little guy is all sorts of awesome - love the character of the whole sculpt! If they ever did go into production, then I would certainly buy one (or several - depending if more are released) You could even go as far as doing seasonal themed sculpts - maybe Halloween or Christmas 😃

Every thing about this is so wholesome and amazing. So happy for you!

Sitting here, reassembling and cleaning up a High Elf army that's languished on a shelf for a decade and just playing RU-vid in the background, and your video comes up on autoplay. And it was a treat.I have some young cousins who have wanted some miniatures of their own after seeing my collection, and i think i now know just what to start them with.

that goblin is fun and its always great seeing someone share something they are passionate about

We all love an adorable miniature goblin doing what they love. The mini is super cool too.

I’m in awe of how talented you are Louise! Is there anything you can’t do?! Love the mini and the paint job 💥💥💥

(Sorry in advance for geeking/freaking out) Oh My God!! This is exactly the kind of goblin I've had envisioned in my head when I play as one during my local D&D sessions. For context I play as a goblin bard named Creedence who grew up in a fishing village/swamp. So your adorable little miniature would fit right in.

I love how each of your videos just seems so unique and fresh. Loved how seamlessly the painting mixed in with the entire concept to final product video.

The feeling of "This thing I made is my baby." when something gets physically made also happens in design engineering. It can kind of suck in a "professional" (corporate) setting though because you (I) get forced to churn out designs without giving them the full love they deserve.

YES. Thank you for making large models! I try to paint with my husband but my attention span is very short and I hate the creative part of it (I like practical and analytical stuff, so tutorials are great. Nothing sounds more painful than coming up with a paint scheme from scratch for me, which is why I love all of you so much!). The tiny baby bits are SO obnoxious to me, and if i screwed it up, I'm done. So THANK YOU for making larger scale minis so I can enjoy it more. :D

Awesome video. When you had on the beret I thought you would be changing costumes for each job. Wonderful stuff learned. Keep up the good work.

Hey Louise, will you ever consider making them available pre printed? I don't own a 3D printer but would really love to buy these

Noooo! I was so sure you were going to end with a link to purchase this dude! You've got to sell these as physical miniatures, surely? They're amazing!

Dang the subtle knowledge of this video. You made it look easy. But this just speaks of your knowledge and wisdom. And we'll the magic of editing as you condense this project into small little video

That is Amazing. Id defiantly be up for buying and collecting them, especially with the boxes for display.

Would love to see RH-001 (and friends) for sale all boxed up and adorable.

Louise, this little fella is incredible! It'd be a crime against the hobby if you don't release him! Failing that, could I be your friend? 😂😂😂

Omg please make these available with the box! Don’t have a 3D printer and it’s just a shame to miss out on something that came from the heart and genuine passion for the hobby. I’ll definitely order if you’re able to make it available!

I hope this series includes chubby little Kobolds. I love the little tinker stinkers.

We wants it. We needs it!

Amazing video, of an amazing process making a bloomin' amazing (not so) little Gobbo guy! AMAZING!

I would happily buy all three. They look like awesome projects and fun gifts to give for people to start their miniature journey.

I just cant believe how you put life and charm in those minis! Looks straight up from a kids tv show!

Wow! That looks great. I especially love the drawing. Gives me a nice Paul Bonner vibe. And by the way: the music around 15:15 fits perfectly

Seriously. Your passion for all this is on an entirely inaccessible level for mortal man. You might be a bit goblin.

Hey Louise! After using YT almost since it became a thing, this is the first video that made me actually log in and leave a comment. I wanted to thank You a lot for it. I'm in the process of making my own wargame as a hobby project and while at the time it's just me and my nerdy friends doing playtests with crappy placeholders, watching You doing this made me kindahopeful that maybe in some years I'll have my own minis for my game as well. I know this sounds silly, but this video somehow made this fantasy much more believable. Your videos are delightful to watch and your love and passion for the hobby are a pure bliss. Keep on rocking!

Love this little fishing goblin and I love the whole idea of rascal town. I can't wait to see more of this

I love interesting little models like this. If they were commercially available somewhere, I definitely buy one or two 😅😅. But great job I can’t imagine the amount of time it took to bring your vision to life

Thats a cute little gobbo, congrats on the model!

I've been working on some entirely Goblin based D&D campaign, and this miniature is the exact kind of aesthetic I need. 100/10 will get them all

I would buy this right now. I love everything about this. That is a fantastic paintjob too. For some reason I can't stop staring at that floppy dead fish. That is an adorable floppy dead fish.

Incredible job Louise. The care and attention you give to every part of the process is amazing. I love it!

You should INDEED be very proud of this accomplishment. This took a tremendous amount of talent, but also initiative and courage. Your kind nature regarding the environment and appreciation for those who have supported you throughout your career really comes through. I am very happy to see such a success story of a really good person. Keep it up!

I love these little whimsical and funny goblins! I would love to see these in my local hobby shop!

Awesome goblin! We totally need a miniature range of those little guys! Great job, Louise!

I think your Instagram account has been hijacked.

In a world filled with miniatures which have violent & grimm undertones, it is refreshing to see a model which reflects the cute & silly side of the hobby.

this is ridiculously amazing, what a display of talent. I watch a lot of hobby stuff on yt and I don't think I've ever seen a video like this

Oh Sugs these are absolutely beautiful! The boxes are so gorgeous too that I'd want to display them with the mini itself!

100% would love a miniature range, your fairy style goblins are the best

Thank you for another entertaining video that I will be watching several times as I have your others! The talent of your art is matched by your skill in producing these awesome videos.

love it. For sure going to print one of these. You did a fantastic gob creating this mini and all components involved with it.

Great work, we can really tell that you love what you do and are happy doing it! Looking forward to being able to purchase ALL of these little goblins, AND their boxes!

I loved every part of this video. You seem so genuine! Your enthusiasm and humor always shine through in your videos; however, for this one I especially enjoyed your explanations and reasoning for your decisions at each step. I can honestly see my 17 yr old daughter wanting to paint this up and display it right along with her other collectables. Best of luck and keep the amazing, unique content coming!

This is the coolest hobby channel on RU-vid by far. Everything about it is just awesome.

You can add 1 more to the host of folks that would happily buy these wonderful little goblinoids if they were available pre-printed. Loving the design.

Oh wow! Louise I just spotted on the shelf behind you one of the old Trolls games. Looks like Trolls in the Pantry. I only remember them from seeing them on the shelf in the hobby store and later GW stores. Or on the back of some of my brother's old Boxed Sets like Warhammer Fantasy Regiments or Terminator Squad. They used to play the audio tapes of trolls' songs you got with the game in Games Workshop Hull or maybe even The Model Shop or Model Box in Hull too before we had a GW store. These bigger models look brilliant! I already want the whole range already.

how do you only have 13 videos? Your production value is insane it seems like youve been doing this for a long time.

wow! would love a treasure goblin!

Neat! A great overview of the whole process, and this was the first time I had seen someone using the photostacking method for product photography. Thank you!

Love it, can't wait to get the energy of the Blood Bowl goblins in a more regular fantasy setting. It's exactly what I want.

Thank you for talking about miniature photography. I feel like mine has now levelled up after realizing I should be using the stack method!

I really love seeing the different steps in making such a beautiful model. I love to paint miniatures myself and sometimes I give workshops in miniature painting and I absolutely love how big the details are

man this is so sick, really enjoyed breaking down the box design. i've been wanting to get into packaging design forever

Congratulations, keep following your passions. Excited to see where you go with this miniature line!

Absolutely love where you are going with this. A nice mix of nostalgia from a yesterdecade and current use of today’s tools. You should be really proud of what you are accomplishing. :)

5:22 "Cause I have a paintbrush behind my ear" says she while the 500 paint jars on the background stares at us

Oh I absolutely LOVE that goblin! He's SUPER adorable and looks fun as hell to paint! I'd totally buy one.

fantastic work - I wish you the best of luck in this venture. Can't wait to paint one.

Wow, what a brilliant series of characters. You should be proud. They look like they’d bring the fun to painting!

What a cool video! This was a really fun look into a side of the business of miniature making I've never seen before. Also, your goblins look fantastic. Really top notch work. Cheers!

It's amazing what a single talented hobby entrepreneur can accomplish these days. Good luck with this miniature range, I hope there will be a cheeky lightweight (maybe non-violent?) ruleset to go along with it.

Absolutely love the mini and your video!! It's such a pleasure to watch someone excel in what they love about the hobby- cheers!

This is the type of project I would back in a heart beat

I've picked up digital sculpting miniatures over a year ago and I've really enjoyed it. I've tried to make sure anthing I create isn't just treading old ground. I have always loved goblins but avoided them since so many artist have done them well enough but this video has proved there are still fresh takes on goblins and they might just be my next project.

Impressive. Really shines a light on how achievable this process is for fellow enthusiasts.

What a fantastic little Goblin!! Amazing work, great to see a fantastic lil world come to life!!

GENUINELY would love this as a mini range i love these rascals so much already

Your videos are just so much fun. Your enthusiasm for miniatures is just so contagious.

Not enough sassy goblins with their little bums out these days. Truly Oldhammer is sorely missed. Love these!

He looks amazing! I really need to get one. Love the design of it all and can't wait to see more.

This is incredibly cute! I love the personality and details of the (big) little guy! Really enjoyed a tour through the process as well, made for a great video. Congrats on having your dream/vision come to life!