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Fair play bud, great video! 🙌🙌🙌

Is there link for tools and materials

Man i was wish this guy didn't stop posting, he was an excellent source of information

These are amazing, thanks for sharing

4 years later this video still the bestest tutorial for sculpting my own minis. Sadly I have no access to green stuff so I gotta work with cold porcelain or that epoxy used to do plumbing repairs. Works kinda fine for large non-humanoid shapes.

all well and good, but, how you get that piece that thin?

I hope that you've made a while unit of these and are now playing with them in Warhammer the Old World.

I’m surprised you got any result with terracotta milliput, it’s far more Sandy, and it’s particals are larger then standard yellow green. what you really needed was white fine milliput for sculpting, it then wouldn’t crumble apart on you.

I need to paint a miniature of a ghost and have watched several videos in a row where their big idea for making it look ghostly was to have a green wash and some white and call it good. This is the first one that actually shows some thought and gives more of an impression of what a ghost might look like. Thank you, it's very helpful!

Excellent tutorial! I'm making some skeletons for my kid's DND game, this is exactly what I'm looking for.

What thr heck is the green stuff?

You can wet surfaces you don't want to stick to green stuff. Also oil and Vaseline works apparently. Though I have not tried it. But good video, thanks 👍🏼

Also you just got quieter and quieter during the video.

Those aren't needle nose pliers. Those meet at a flat but corrugated surface. The ones you have are I think jeweller's pliers though I am not sure, and actually they are far better for what you are doing than actual needle nose pliers.

Man this guy has talent

Is there a specific product that the wire is called?

Amazing modeling is almost like 3D printed, I can´t get green stuff or any epoxy clay in my country, there is only one brand that is like the closest thing but is meant for fixing stuff it is named Poxilina and is a small box not like an amount you would use for sculpting

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Hey man, are you still active? Really loved your ork conversions is all

You used the cheapest Milliput. It’s not the right grade for this work. Superfine White is for sculpting. You didn’t mix it properly neither. I make two identical snakes of each part and then twist them together. I repeat this a few times, and then knead and knead and knead. It’s the best sculpting material if you know how to use it.

Thanks for your videos. I'm enjoying and learning a lot.

I'm trying to learn how to sculpt my own miniatures, and this video was extremely helpful.

What's the name of yhe yellow and blue "stuff" exactly?

Awesome vid!

Terracotta is used mainly for fixing garden pots etc, the standard grey stuff is more suited for military miniatures as it hasn't the crumbling effect...

Thank you for all these videos!

For modelling g and fine details I’d recommend using Milliput Superfine White. It has a different quality better suited for this kind of sculpting. Terracotta and Standard Grey are pretty much the same except for the colour and are better for larger works and general filling.

What is the material used? plasticine?

this green scuplting material can be replaced with sculpey I would suppose... how much firm it shall be?

This is great !!!!

Hi! i know the vid is real old, but is regular clay usable for this?

You make that look easy.

New to your channel and it's fantastic already!

How did it go from okay i follow i can totally do that to Holy heck look how great and detailed that looks in like 5 seconds. xD the jump from human like form to highly detailed and recognizable was so quick

Well done, man!

What is that you’re sculpting with exactly? I’ve been using polymer clay but that’s not what you seem to be using

For a better quality (and less sticky) sculpting material, add a mix of green stuff (kneadatite) and milliput. Green stuff is rubbery soft when it sets and doesn't take to sanding/carving well, whereas milliput does as it tends to dry more firm, but it's brittle. The combination of both cancels out the weaknesses of both and leaving the best qualities of the two. Also, if you're looking for inexpensive thin wire, try florist/floral wire. Probably what was used in the video.

Thanks like it ... super Great 👍👍🎨

I WANT IT!

Excellent, as usual. I've been so inspired by your films, thank you..

Had to turn my volume up to max haha but good video

I’ve watched quite a few of your videos. Would your techniques be able to be used with polymer clay? I’ve been using that medium now for a yew years and would love to start sculpting minis for dnd

why did you sotp :(

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What kind of wire are you using for this??

Can you. Make house hold things for little fairys,,??

Very nice ❤️

bro you are INSANE!!! I expected something that would be simpler but you just went out and made a full on mini in like 6 minutes! Thats just impressive! i cant wait to try it out