Realistic Spider Diorama for Dungeons and Dragons
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Make use of this realistic spider diorama for your next session of dungeons and dragons. I make use of some awesome products by Diorama Presepe to add an amazing touch of realism to this diorama.
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Did this video help me get over my fear or spiders? Nope….not one bit, but the build is absolutely astounding! Love the small details that you added and the techniques you used to get the results you were after, some I would never have thought of! Like the way you made the rocks….will try that at some stage for some dioramas I have in mind 😉 Amazing work as always and I’m always learning something new!
I love to hear that Andy... Thanks !!!
The moody flute music is what took this build to the next level.
-Dustin
Right on Dustin... thanks !
This video is kind of amazing. You're literally using a bunch of techniques that I've tried in the past and hated it. And making me want to give them another try, good job.
Thank you for sharing that. Give them another go!
Oh thank you for this video... awesome to see generic stuff being used for dioramas especially for someone like me that cannot afford to buy everything that a lot of diorama youtubers use!!! It looks awesome!!
Thank you for the review and the comment! I'm glad you liked the video.
What a fantastic build that was. It's great how your imagination and vision applies to not only the design, but even the materials you experiment with each time.
Thank you Adam !
The bag technique for pouring resin is genius! I cannot wait to see those Gaslands cars 😉.
You and me both!... Thanks !
Come for the spiderwebs, stay for those ARMS! Whew!!!!
You should try adding a very thin layer of vaseline to the top of your resin dam where the water line would be. It really helps with that capillary action creep and stops that lip from forming. That way you don't have to trim and add more resin.
I love the idea, thank you !!!
You are an excellent illusionist. The vegetation an this terrible nest look so real . Terrifiant !
Right on Patrick!!! Terrifiant... I love it :)
That really turned out amazing! I like the new products, the trick to pour the resin and the flocking is fabulous! This looks so realistic and spooky. Definitely need to keep this in the closet at nighttime. Lol!
Thanks Scott... I'll be using the bag tick again real soon!
You should decorate your bedroom like this!!!!!
Uhh, no lol
Ever look at it and wonder if a real spider has moved in to the funnel web? This turned out awesome. I like that in this one you used a lot of different materials, and some I haven't seen in a while. I think average people can watch this and realize this is something they could do with materials they may have never thought of.
And you used the DUCK WEED! Great suggestion from your daughter!
Thanks Adam, and the thought of an actual spider using the web... not a fan of that thanks hahaha.
The funnel-web design/effect is brilliant. And never tire of the miracle that is hot glue. But remember brother: Seeing the spider is never the problem, it's when it disappears the problem begins... 🕸🕷
Oh man have I got a horrific story about a monster hairy spider disappearing on my couch. Living here 15 years never saw one... but this one had to run off... I ended up finding him, but I still don't rest easy on the couch haha...
I have used that floating in air hot glue effect before on Haunted Houses. Superb effect. But don't become concerned with dust in the room. It will be attracted to the hot glue and give an even more spooky look.
Great triple version explanation. It added to the story.
Jim
Right on Jim... thank you !
A few great techniques in this one! The heated pin, brushing more resin over the cut edge, good stuff!
Right ton, thank you :) !!
Fantastic! Fit right in with a Land of the Giants diorama. Very realistic and some more great new techniques. Showing your thought process beforehand was a nice touch and insiteful. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
Some fantastic beginner-friendly and universally applicable techniques in this one!
Thank you !!
So many great ideas in one video! Awesome job
Thank you !!
wow amazing wow
Thank you! :)
Love the look at your process - many folk will benefit from the idea of planning and testing a build first. I thought I saw a few rolls in there - I've used them for spore towers for Tyrannids and miscellaneous pipes/tanks in industrial bases. It has taken me months to get back from the "How can I 3D print this?" mindset I picked up after I got my Photon - sometimes the simple way is the best way.
Simplicity is golden when it can apply! Thanks Mykl !!
Amazing!!!
Thank you :)
Awesome Build!! I Used this type of WHITE PITA Foam ONCE, I will not be using it ever again, My hands LOOK like yours! But you DID WELL WITH THIS STUFF< AWESEOME BUILD! SAVED IT!!!
Right on Tom, thanks :) !!!
Who else is watching this while completely nude in their front yard screaming obscenities at cars driving by?
Those knotholes are MINT!
Right on Juston!!
Looks great. I would definitely love to see more nature / outside builds.
With goblins! :D
Thank you Patrick !
What a gorgeous build!
Thank you !!
I don't like spiders at all but this is super cool. I really like the atmosphere of it.
Thank you !!
Spray foam instead of plaster. Mold release the foil. Much lighter.
Wicked cool.
Thank you !!
only thing i was missing were some skeletons in cocoons hanging from the trees
And I had some in hand too.... Great idea Johan!
Yeah, EPS foam is super messy. But aside from terrain building, it has superior sound absorbing qualities compared to something like XPS.
About using the hot glue gun like a 3D printer pen - have you tried using a 3D printer pen for your builds yet? I feel like that could be an interesting tool in your belt.
Thank you... yes I've thought about it! We'll see :)
This is amazing! any details on how the Spider itself is being painted? :)
Thank you. Yes I have an entire video dedicated to painting the spider on the channel. Check it out!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Will do! Thanks!
What I want to know is where you got that spider.
It’s a Reaper mini. Check out my modification video all about the spider I did a few weeks back!
what is the name of the gaslands channel again, pls? televised cars??
Televised Carnage Chad's awesome!
3:15 😆
:)
Not cool man
I mean, the build is VERY cool, but some of us have arachnophobia and making something this creepily photorealistic isn't helping
What's next, sea monsters? Tiny holes?
But, yeah
Hot glue is amazing for strands
I use it for a magic lichen that creeps along surfaces like vines and messes with nearby spellcasting
lol... sorry... Yeah it's a creepy one for sure. Cool idea and use of hot glue too!
Is it a diorama or a base?
Both!
I am barred from using that kind of foam in the house ☹️
lol... yeah I can imagine!
For anyone with ears to hear, Jesus said If you are tired from carrying heavy burdens, come to me and I will give you rest. Take the yoke I give you. Put it on your shoulders and learn from me. I am gentle and humble, and you will find rest. This yoke is easy to bear, and this burden is light.
From thanks I hate it, to now please burn it with fire. (Amazing work. :D)
LOL... I might !