omg this just got back into my recommended, decided to watch it again, and what do I see?? it's Jenn and Dave from Tabletop Time! :D I didn't even know they were a couple! I'm so happy that they're now streaming and creating content together with Jazza just after a year later :') more power to Jenn and Dave and the whole Tabletop Time crew! 💖
This is legit one of my favourite videos you've ever done Jazza... It's the definition of inspiring. I've been trying to learn Medium myself recently and have printed off a few things I've made with my kids, nothing serious so far but that's about to change! And if anyone from Games Workshop reads this... PLEASE do the right thing and leave this man alone, or give him an endorsement or something. This is the sort of thing which can bring people into the hobby when they see the coolness of a Space Marine up close and he's giving you some real good publicity for the low low price of free.
@@artisticdingo8505 Now, I could make a series of accounts, but Jazza wouldn't know the fake ones from the real ones, thus defeating the purpose, In my opinion. That is
as much as his current miniature paintings blow both of these out of the water, i honestly think this is one of my favorite videos of jazzas. it feels so passion driven from what he enjoyed in the past. plus this video gave him a chance to get back into the hobby, which i’ve also enjoyed watching
Honestly this is the most epic combination of VR sculpting, 3D printing and painting he's done so far. And I'm not a Warhammer fan but as long as he does more of these I don't mind what he creates. It's just really cool to watch the process. If I had all this stuff and even a fraction of his talent I'd be creating my own sculptures all day long. My appartment would be full of them.
Welcome back to the hobby man! I'm a tiny tuber in comparison, but if you ever want to nerd out about Warhammer i'm an open book and would love to do something fun with you! :)
Are you saying you aren't ready for the day GW genetically engineers giant bug monsters and supersoldiers just so we can play a more immersive Warhammer?
I had a space wolves model was around 12 inches and super detailed. Havent played 40k for 10 yrs. I only really likes making and painting them but my pal would make me play lol.
I see why you changed the channel name tho It helps you feel comfortable expressing yourself in any way that YOU like and that's great Keep going cuz you're an idol
This video. THIS is the video that acted as my gateway drug into Warhammer. I specifically remember watching this video on release and thinking "man that little space marine guy looks super cool" and just kind of moving on with that in the back of my head. Though, The Cosmonaut Variety Hour really started my Warhammer journey, THIS video was the spark. If you see this, thank you Jazza for introducing me to a hobby that I would've never guessed i'd be into.😋
As good as he is at most things he does not hold a candle to our lord and savoir Duncan and his right hand man Darren. The double Ds of miniature painting.
You said it man, the jump cuts were getting so excessive i just jumped ahead straight to the painting portion and man, all that work only to end up with some gloopy thick paintjob. It hurts.
My bf loves warhammer, we’re always splitting the table, one side for me and my watercolors and one side for him and his warhammer figures. It’s amazing to see how he improves and how happy it makes him. 💙
It will be explosive 🧨 Epic Freacky Arts Shaky. That will be something insane to improved their funny jokes arts. ✨😆 Handle them with care to not be burned or scared🎉🐌
This video deserves so much more love, this is amazing. Jazza has so much talent. He’s funny, talented in so many different types of art, and seems like such a down to earth guy.
I'd love to see more of these or using some of your original character concepts from the good'ol days. Seeing those come to fruition would be an amazing experience!
That feeling you mentioned of "making something that you always wanted and having it tangible right in front of you" really resonated with me. A couple years ago I made my own action figures of some of my Guild Wars 2 characters and that feeling of satisfaction is unmatched. Huge fan, keep up the great work and inspiration!
@@francesco2673 Oh, am I getting it the wrong way around? EDIT: No, I googled it and in this context, the ratio is 7 of those per 1 full size model, 7:1.
suggestion: when gluing like that you can score the areas that will be hidden to give the glue more surface area to hold on to. It will stick faster and hold stronger.
Absolutely right. Plastic glue actually melts a little of the material so that you get a really good bond between pieces, and scoring will increase surface and melt a little more plastic so you'll get a good bond.
Yes! I score an X or a couple small Xs depending on the size and it works really good. Its tge same reason you should rough sand wood before glueing it.
Thank you jazza you have changed my life with this video it go warhammer into my head and lead onto me playing games like magic the gathering and eventually got me a job not to mention the incredible friends I have made and all the mental health help I got from hobbying all because of this video thank you so mutch jazz u changed my life
I've never been a warhammer nerd hah, but I am recently looking at it cos some of the models from Age of Sigmar are actually so cool and stunning. I have gotten interested since someone I know collects Night Haunts (such a beautiful fraction) and I really like the badly spelt and funnily named Orcs.
@@LemonRush7777 Jazza sculpted a miniature out of green stuff (yes, that is literally what the material is called). He did a collab with Squidmar Miniatures. Just try looking up "jazza sculpting with green stuff" and you should see the video. He linked to Squidmar Miniatures' part of the collab. It's really cool, you should check it out.
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! Edit: I also love the ork logic Jazza had of “I don’t know if blowing super glue makes it dry faster, but it does in my head.”
I'm so glad to see this progress and detail possible, this is one of the big checkmarks that 3D Printing promised, I can't wait to see a revival of artisanal craftsmanship that can ALSO be wide-spread mass-produced. Today's technology is such a blessing for creative minds, I hope future generations can enjoy these tools at a reasonable price. Hopefully, communities or educational institutions can provide resources for the public in the meantime. Can you imagine a tea-pot designed by the necessity, ideas, and needs of a guy from Louisiana? Or a coat hanger designed with elaborate notches and beautiful details by someone in Jacobstown? To only be shared almost instantly via the web? Being able to make commerce out of it and so on?
Saw this video awhile back and wanted to say that it inspired me to make my own space marine action figure using a 3d printer. It took about 100 hours and stands about 9 inches tall and has arm, shoulder, knee and has stomach rotation. Thanks.
We should just appreciate how much afford Jazza is putting into these videos, I think that he deserves way more likes because of how much he does for entertainment
Verena Kaynig-Fittkau someone probably stripped the paint off of all of it, unless it was a really good paintjob. people like to add their own flair to models they own.
