That is one bangger of an idea. im pretty sure I have some decorative ones somewhere. If it works, you will see it in a video. Will it be alright if I tag you to give credit
@@Crackminis absolutely! Hope it pans out. I've used the decorative ones myself (much less sticky) and since you can find them in clearance bins aplenty after the holiday season now is the time to hoard them lol
That’s such a great idea, I have a couple trees out back that produce very small pinecones and I’ve always wanted to figure out some way to use them, I’ve never thought of using them as mushrooms! Definitely gonna add some to my supplies. Thanks for the awesome idea!!
Thanks yea if I used clay, it probably would have taken me twice as long, and I think probably wouldn't have looked half as good . Also, weight is another factor clay is heavy. This really isn't
Thank you. I felt like I learnt a lot with this one. I'd not used the sprue goo to make more than a blob man, so I'm proper happy with how this came out
Dang what a ride! Didn't know what the was going to end up like when you brought out the armature. But boy what a surprise and a treat or a video. Great work!
Bro, how has this super incredible channel not yet gained millions of public awareness?! These sculptures are the most incredible things I have ever seen in my entire life! great work bro
Thank you so much i really appreciate that sorry for the late reply my partner and i have just had a baby so everything is super hectic at the moment im no where near done with turnip 28 so keep an eye for more stuff like this comeing to my channel
Yes, I am paying on doing one, but I'm going to take me a little while.I'm very much still a novice when it comes to filming and editing, so I want to grow my skill set first
Great video when it comes to string contrast paint does it reall well coz it seeps into all the little recesses like a dream. Alternatively you can try mixing some paint with flow improver (or airbrush flow improver its the same thing), so it reduces the paints surfafe tension and seeps into it nicely. Also if you want "cloth" textures that last longer i've seen some good results of people using thin slices of tin that bent to look wavy (bit of work involved but it will last forever basically). The other option is using Kneaditite (also known as green stuff) - as green stuff dries with some flexibility in it, similar to how cosclay dries but i'd say green stuff is more flexible. Its also easier to add that wavy cloth pattern into green stuff but just rolling out sausages and blending them in to the "cloth" to give it some wavy textures. Hope this helps mate you've earned my sub!. Personally i didnt know sprue glue could work like that, i usually use sprue glue (bits of sprue chucked into a half empty bottle of tamiya extra thin model cement) to fill in holes and gaps on my minis and also i use it if im kitbashing and theres a connection thats a bit dodgy or has low surface contact, i just fill it with sprue glue, then once it dries a bit i fill the gaps with more sprue glue and THEN i use normal tamiya thin and brush it over the sprue glue to clean away the excess and it looks absolutely magic mate as if there was no gap inthe first place !
thank you for the advice, I have some flow improver to hand so ill give that a crack with this and the advice of got so far and a little trial and error I should have it looking really good the next time I use it in a vid And as for the sprue goo I didn't expect it to work when I first started messing about with it
Fantastic build! Have you tried using hot glue to make mushrooms? You can simply lay down some wax paper and add a dab of hot glue to form a mushroom cap shape. Peel it and then use a toothpick shard as the stem, and cover that in a bit more hotglue. For more longer stems with a more properly bizzare turnip28 style, squirt hot glue above and into a bowl of cold water while slowly moving the gun around to created elongated twisting mushroom stalks. Looking forward to seeing more of your builds!
I have, but they come out very smooth. I put on a coat of liqid green stuff they came out ok, so I could try making them in bulk . I'm going to need a lot of them. And other types of mushrooms types
@Crackminis you could try sculpting one mushroom in the detail you need and cast a ton of copies using Blue Stuff bars from Green Stuff World and filling with two part expoy like Aves etc. Dead simple to use for this job.
@ogbang I was actually thinking of, like you said, sculpting the shrooms and then making silicon moulds, but that would be a video within itself, but at the moment, I'm out of quick cure resin ive been makeing silicon fishing lures and used it to make a cast
Your creations are awesome. Keep up the great work. I hope your channel grows quickly. I've watched every one you've release since I started subscribing.
Great job making the skin look realistic like elephant skin 👍 I believe that the “archer nest” is called a howda? (Spelling is not my forte, but my phone does an ok job) I have found that watered down ‘white glue’ or ‘modpodge’ helps when working with the string to create a look for the model and not dry out so quickly and it also helps when painting because it gives the string a coating which doesn’t “gunk” up the strands so you can actually see that it’s ‘rope’ holding the structure together… Intriguing storyline and I wonder what will happen next 🤔
Thank you, and yea, I think I'll switch back to soaking the string in modpodge. I might have been the mixture in the wicker man ep that was the problem just going to be trial and error till I get it just right
@@Crackminis I think that your water ratio to glue mix might be too much glue and not enough water… I have been working with literal strands of string with my 15mm miniature slingers (Dark Age/Viking games) so I’m watering the glue down very much to still be able to pick up an arms length away that the very tiny miniature has a rope with a rock attached to the end of said (string/rope) and make it believable
@@Crackminis It’s always a good idea to do a couple test runs before you commit to a project so you know what the water and glue ratio is, that way you won’t over/under do it and screw up your final project. I would suggest trying it out on some small scatter terrain “test” pieces, that way you can see how the final outcome looks before committing to a bigger project like this one
@Weez-2_The-Beez yoir right, and I will be doing that. I've got some free time for once and want to test it out, making bunting. I'll probably film it and make it into a short
@alexfietta yes im going to revisit it. The goal is to build two armies, but I don't want to burn myself out doing all of it at once one after the other, although I do want a slug night really bad 🤣🤣
The surface structure is really hard to achieve in other ways, i´d suggest building a proper anatomy with a clay underneath and then use melted spruce sheets for a skin on top. It works well for this absurdity/undead/stitched look, but could be used more focused on any old skin subject!
Yes, I totally agree with you, and it's a method I will be utilising again in other projects down the line. It will be interesting to see how far I can push it. I think maybe it would work well for a bust.
@@Crackminis of course! Always looking for cool new miniature channels to follow :) And not enough that are doing cool scratch builds like this. Plus us smaller guys need to rise up! haha. Have a good one!
Poor, poor Gajah. Someone ought to tread the mists and bring the poor beast the peace of death. End his suffering, and bring revenge on the monster that took his happiness from him. (Using the sprue goo for an wrinkled, elephantine skin looks really cool. Might need to make some Chaos Spawn using that trick some time.)
I'm currently away from it for the next few days , but I didn't even think of this, so if you give me a few days, I'll definitely get back to you on that one but for now I'm going to guess 300-400g hopefully I'm close
Try used coffee filters for the cloth. Or used tea bag paper. And the basket might be referred to as a howdah. I've started using fine wire twisted together, then wrapped on, glued in place and then primed and painted for rope.
First thing would be to clean your lens. Second is use a circular polarising filter. It won't get rid of all the reflections, but you can spin it in place until you find the best amount of reflection reduction.
@@Crackminis New subscriber too, your channel was recommended & the sprue goo usage is an answer to my sculpting prayers! That was overly dramatic for giggles. 😊
Fantastic work, and excellent story! The "archer nest" is a howdah.
Thank you for that it was driving me nuts. I couldn't figure it out for the life of me
An idea for cheap and plentiful shelf mushrooms are pine cone fronds jabbed in up to the curvy part! Loved watching this come together
That is one bangger of an idea. im pretty sure I have some decorative ones somewhere. If it works, you will see it in a video. Will it be alright if I tag you to give credit
@@Crackminis absolutely! Hope it pans out. I've used the decorative ones myself (much less sticky) and since you can find them in clearance bins aplenty after the holiday season now is the time to hoard them lol
That’s such a great idea, I have a couple trees out back that produce very small pinecones and I’ve always wanted to figure out some way to use them, I’ve never thought of using them as mushrooms! Definitely gonna add some to my supplies. Thanks for the awesome idea!!
Dude that is fantastic. Your textural work is wonderful.
Cheers, mate. The Sprue good did most of the work .
Very nice! You are using the strengths of the material (the stringy texture of sprueglue) to add detail. Clever!
Thanks yea if I used clay, it probably would have taken me twice as long, and I think probably wouldn't have looked half as good . Also, weight is another factor clay is heavy. This really isn't
I've been planning to make a giant xenos monster for one of my armies but wasn't sure where to start. This really gave me some ideas, so thanks!
I am happy to help
I love this build and the story was so awesome. I love your channel dude! You make some truly amazing work.
Thank you. I felt like I learnt a lot with this one. I'd not used the sprue goo to make more than a blob man, so I'm proper happy with how this came out
Dang what a ride! Didn't know what the was going to end up like when you brought out the armature. But boy what a surprise and a treat or a video. Great work!
awesome, also never saw someone use sprue goo for sculpting, only cleanup or kitbash transitions
You should check out @MiniatureHobbyist he did a load of videos on the many uses of Sprue Goo fantastic stuff
Bro, how has this super incredible channel not yet gained millions of public awareness?! These sculptures are the most incredible things I have ever seen in my entire life! great work bro
thank you hopefully some day as for now I'm just enjoying creating and I'm glad that people are enjoying what I create
This is art, and you made it. You must be proud of your work because I have never seen such a good work of molten plastic as yours
Thank you so much i really appreciate that sorry for the late reply my partner and i have just had a baby so everything is super hectic at the moment im no where near done with turnip 28 so keep an eye for more stuff like this comeing to my channel
Love the elephant! Glad I saw this in my recommendations as I'm a big fan of Turnip28 as well.
I'm glad you liked it . Thanks for watching
reminds me of the giant elephants from LOTR! love it
Nice work! It looks amazing.
fantastic beastie!!! liking the stry you made for it in your setting too!
Thank you. I appreciate that I find having a little story makes it easier to finish them and brings them to life for me as I create
Great work! Any plans for a turnip battle report? I would love to see a thematic battle based in the story
Yes, I am paying on doing one, but I'm going to take me a little while.I'm very much still a novice when it comes to filming and editing, so I want to grow my skill set first
Awesome build 😊
Can’t wait to hear more of the story 😊😊😊
Loving the channel ❤😊❤
Thank you. I appreciate you watching, and I'll keep them coming
@@Crackminis you are welcome 🤗
Awesome 🤩
Great video when it comes to string contrast paint does it reall well coz it seeps into all the little recesses like a dream. Alternatively you can try mixing some paint with flow improver (or airbrush flow improver its the same thing), so it reduces the paints surfafe tension and seeps into it nicely.
Also if you want "cloth" textures that last longer i've seen some good results of people using thin slices of tin that bent to look wavy (bit of work involved but it will last forever basically). The other option is using Kneaditite (also known as green stuff) - as green stuff dries with some flexibility in it, similar to how cosclay dries but i'd say green stuff is more flexible. Its also easier to add that wavy cloth pattern into green stuff but just rolling out sausages and blending them in to the "cloth" to give it some wavy textures.
Hope this helps mate you've earned my sub!. Personally i didnt know sprue glue could work like that, i usually use sprue glue (bits of sprue chucked into a half empty bottle of tamiya extra thin model cement) to fill in holes and gaps on my minis and also i use it if im kitbashing and theres a connection thats a bit dodgy or has low surface contact, i just fill it with sprue glue, then once it dries a bit i fill the gaps with more sprue glue and THEN i use normal tamiya thin and brush it over the sprue glue to clean away the excess and it looks absolutely magic mate as if there was no gap inthe first place !
thank you for the advice, I have some flow improver to hand so ill give that a crack with this and the advice of got so far and a little trial and error I should have it looking really good the next time I use it in a vid
And as for the sprue goo I didn't expect it to work when I first started messing about with it
Fantastic build!
Have you tried using hot glue to make mushrooms? You can simply lay down some wax paper and add a dab of hot glue to form a mushroom cap shape. Peel it and then use a toothpick shard as the stem, and cover that in a bit more hotglue.
For more longer stems with a more properly bizzare turnip28 style, squirt hot glue above and into a bowl of cold water while slowly moving the gun around to created elongated twisting mushroom stalks.
Looking forward to seeing more of your builds!
I have, but they come out very smooth. I put on a coat of liqid green stuff they came out ok, so I could try making them in bulk . I'm going to need a lot of them. And other types of mushrooms types
@Crackminis you could try sculpting one mushroom in the detail you need and cast a ton of copies using Blue Stuff bars from Green Stuff World and filling with two part expoy like Aves etc. Dead simple to use for this job.
@ogbang I was actually thinking of, like you said, sculpting the shrooms and then making silicon moulds, but that would be a video within itself, but at the moment, I'm out of quick cure resin ive been makeing silicon fishing lures and used it to make a cast
Your creations are awesome. Keep up the great work. I hope your channel grows quickly. I've watched every one you've release since I started subscribing.
Thank you, that means a lot
Great job making the skin look realistic like elephant skin 👍
I believe that the “archer nest” is called a howda? (Spelling is not my forte, but my phone does an ok job)
I have found that watered down ‘white glue’ or ‘modpodge’ helps when working with the string to create a look for the model and not dry out so quickly and it also helps when painting because it gives the string a coating which doesn’t “gunk” up the strands so you can actually see that it’s ‘rope’ holding the structure together…
Intriguing storyline and I wonder what will happen next 🤔
Thank you, and yea, I think I'll switch back to soaking the string in modpodge. I might have been the mixture in the wicker man ep that was the problem just going to be trial and error till I get it just right
@@Crackminis I think that your water ratio to glue mix might be too much glue and not enough water…
I have been working with literal strands of string with my 15mm miniature slingers (Dark Age/Viking games) so I’m watering the glue down very much to still be able to pick up an arms length away that the very tiny miniature has a rope with a rock attached to the end of said (string/rope) and make it believable
@Weez-2_The-Beez yea you might be right. I'll give less glue a try first for the next project. Thank you for the advice
@@Crackminis It’s always a good idea to do a couple test runs before you commit to a project so you know what the water and glue ratio is, that way you won’t over/under do it and screw up your final project.
I would suggest trying it out on some small scatter terrain “test” pieces, that way you can see how the final outcome looks before committing to a bigger project like this one
@Weez-2_The-Beez yoir right, and I will be doing that. I've got some free time for once and want to test it out, making bunting. I'll probably film it and make it into a short
great work though I recommend you get a pop filter for your mike
Thank you, and thanks for the feedback. I'm constantly trying to improve and learn so little tips like this help me out a lot. It's appreciated
@@Crackminis this will improve the audio quality and make understanding you easier ^^
The foil is shiny/glowy because your lens is dirty. Nice build!
Wonderful job!
Thank you
You definitely got a new subscription! Will you continue with Turnip28 ?
@alexfietta yes im going to revisit it. The goal is to build two armies, but I don't want to burn myself out doing all of it at once one after the other, although I do want a slug night really bad 🤣🤣
So cool! I'm making one right now as well.
Sweet, I hope I get to see it when it's done
The surface structure is really hard to achieve in other ways, i´d suggest building a proper anatomy with a clay underneath and then use melted spruce sheets for a skin on top. It works well for this absurdity/undead/stitched look, but could be used more focused on any old skin subject!
Yes, I totally agree with you, and it's a method I will be utilising again in other projects down the line. It will be interesting to see how far I can push it. I think maybe it would work well for a bust.
Very cool stuff man, just found your channel, love those scratch builds - nice! Have a sub :)
Thank you, I appreciate that a lot
@@Crackminis of course! Always looking for cool new miniature channels to follow :) And not enough that are doing cool scratch builds like this. Plus us smaller guys need to rise up! haha. Have a good one!
Poor, poor Gajah. Someone ought to tread the mists and bring the poor beast the peace of death. End his suffering, and bring revenge on the monster that took his happiness from him.
(Using the sprue goo for an wrinkled, elephantine skin looks really cool. Might need to make some Chaos Spawn using that trick some time.)
I was thinking of using the Sprue goo to make a great unclean one proxy. Eventually, I think it would lend itself really well to nurgle
Impressive stuff! How much did he weigh once you'd added all of the sprue goo to the armature? I'm assuming it's pretty solid once it's set?
I'm currently away from it for the next few days , but I didn't even think of this, so if you give me a few days, I'll definitely get back to you on that one but for now I'm going to guess 300-400g hopefully I'm close
That's a great build!
One of the coolest Minis i have ever seen
Thank you
Try used coffee filters for the cloth. Or used tea bag paper. And the basket might be referred to as a howdah. I've started using fine wire twisted together, then wrapped on, glued in place and then primed and painted for rope.
Also the Swollen Maglette magazine(free pdf download like the rules) for Turnip28 has some good tips on making mushrooms and fungus.
Thank you for the advice, and now I'm dying to try making rope out of thin gauge wire, and I'll look for that pdf aswell thank you
a structure on the back of an elephant where people sit is called a "howdah"
Wow, this is great!
Thank you 👍 I appreciate that
Great job!
Is this Cult only available outside of the free rules? Just curious as I’ve seen the name a few times but not read the rules about it.
This cult is in the mercenery cults addon thats also free its got few more cults that look intersting depending on the way you want to play
Now that's a fabulous mini
Thank you
so sick man thanks
No, thank you. I'm glad you liked it
First thing would be to clean your lens. Second is use a circular polarising filter. It won't get rid of all the reflections, but you can spin it in place until you find the best amount of reflection reduction.
Thank you
This is brilliant
Thank you glad you liked it
Very cool!
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it
really wonderful!
Thank you
The think on top is called a Howda.
Thank you
If the Great Proboscis gets a cold were all screwed. ☂️
🤣🤣🤣
very nice. for the shining you have to clean the camera lens
Thank you. I'll keep that in mind if it happens to me again, I thought it was because i changed my lighting set up. I should have checked that as well
Acetone melt the strou cause they are made of styrene plastic. Like styro-foam
v cool
the archer nest is called a howdah
Thank you
That's thick!
Thank you 😂😂
That's cool
Thank you, it was. Alot of fun to make
SUPERB
Thank you
Could do without the Stupi Voice, and mor commentary of what your doing.
\O/
Bo leet us
Finally, thank you so much. You are a star 🌟
@@Crackminis New subscriber too, your channel was recommended & the sprue goo usage is an answer to my sculpting prayers! That was overly dramatic for giggles. 😊
@calvanoni5443 Thank you, and im happy to help a fellow crafter.
@@Crackminis I've got a literal ton of sprues to use, now I see there's hope!