How to Make Miniature Treasure Hoards
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In this video I will show you how to create miniature treasure hoards for use in your table top roleplaying games, or just for fun. You know...because TREASURE!
Logos designed by sheeresillustra...
Theme Music by: Lino Rise
Title: “Channel Intro Tasmania”
Source: www.free-intro-music.com
PC "I loot that giant pile of treasure!"
DM "You find 16 silver pieces and a rusty dagger! Good job!"
PC ".... false advertisement"
I run an ear shop and I’ve been wanting to make a pair of Genie ears and Tamatoa ears. This is going to be perfect for them and will really let them pop! Plus, this might help hide the battery pack for the fairy lights on the Genie ears.
These are totally awesome! I made a set of them for my game table and the players reaction was priceless. Kudos on the video
I'm not allowed to have glitter anymore-- I used a hole puncher on some gold painted shrinky dink paper and improvised.
Very nice depiction of various treasure. I liked the variety of items in the piles.
Stronghold Crafter Kev I have so many bits that can be used as treasure in various piles. It really does add to the variety.
the rinestones were seriously nice addition!!!
I would LOVE to root around in your craft room!
Super technique! Thank you!
Great stuff. Been stealing my daughters glitter, pearls and diamonds for a while now:-)
Remember, you can NOT trust a gluegun. Whenever you make a deal with a one, you will get burned. My latest craft with my big gluegun, which had been warming up for an hour, did burn me to the pre-alpha version of several burnmarks. All of them at the fingertips:-(
Stupid OwlBear-Fur...
If you need to be careful not melting a plastic piece or your hands, better stick to a low temp glue gun.
Damn amazing!! Watched this and the newer treasure pile video, both helped me tremendously. Subbing definitely, for all good D&D content. One question though, do you remember which background song you used on this video? It's somehow very familiar to me, but I can't find it anywhere. Thanks for the awesome vids and channel!!
Looks awesome!
Awaome bling... I just use the wooden chests ( dmg style ) but if I could find the round gold glitter at the store I get my supplies at I would probly build treasure horde piles cuz they look super sweet....
Your crafting videos are so good, will you make more??
Thank you so much! And Yes! Coming very soon is a new version of the mini treasure hoards with a new “treasure mix” and an even simpler application. Thanks for watching.
@@MiniTerrainDomain Awesome! Can't wait!
Epic Treasure!!! OOOooOO Shiny!!! Great Vid thanks for sharing !
Halloweenville Thanks!
Be nice to use some silver glitter with the gold. Silver & Gold Silver& Gold Untold riches await us I'm told. Nice vid Sir. A little piece of pink foam would make a bigger pile with a bit more interesting shape and look like a very deep pile indeed.
I've got a version two of these treasure piles that I'm working on with a more visually appealing treasure mix of gold, silver, and even copper coins, and the gems mixed right in. Stay tuned!
I have made a sunken treasure peice with tentacles opening the chest and some coins spilling out
Very good! How're the treasure chests made
I made the treasure chests following DM Scotty's tutorial here --> ua-cam.com/video/vBDX57JXnLo/v-deo.html
Badass.
I like to use a mix of gold, silver, and copper glitter......think ti looks a bit better myself.
Christopher Stogdill got any pics? great idea...
rhikdavis I haven't yet put mine into use, but I now have a custom mix of gold, copper, silver, and multi-colored gems. I'll be making new hords for Mummy Lord's treasure hord soon.
Pro tip!
Flippin' awesome.
Oh, this is PERFECT for my dragon hoard!! =D
I have some silver round glitter and some gold ..I'm thinking of mixing the two for my bling
I also have the silver round glitter. I don't know why I didn't include it.
How did it look with the both of them?
Look forward to it. You have some very nice videos.
good shit, definetely making some of these in the future!
Instruction unclear, I got caught in a mimic chest.
I'm doing this right now
looks awesome
👍👍👍
These are great, thanks.
awesome, have to try this, what is the brand of the glitter and size?
greetings from belgium
franky
I don't recall the brand of glitter, but it is small, round. I've actually worked up a different method and will show that in a future tutorial. I'll be sure to specify the brand and size.
thx looking forward
+Mini Terrain Domain It's from Glitterex Corp & their 'logo' is basically bland text other than 'Glitter'.
It's very common in places like Michaels, at least...in Canada. For Belgium try Veritas or Brico. +Miniatures, dioramas etc ouzo12zorbas
Badass channel.
Thank you very much. This is my new favorite comment.
Mini Terrain Domain you have no idea how happy this response made me.
Ditto.
Hello! I want to try it but I have a question. Is the glitter the "normal" one you can buy in any shop or is it a different one, bigger? Hope you can help me.
I don't recall the brand name, but the type of glitter is small and round.
Thank you! I'll look for it
AWESOME!!!!!!!
I am surprised you used school glue (water soluble) instead of PVA (wood glue). But I guess it worked regardless!
can your measure the glitter coins? how many millimeter? thx greetings franky
They are 1mm round glitter.
okidoki thx i will look around and order some, see ya and greetings from Belgium
Franky
what brand of glitter is it? And where do you buy it?
+Shannon Stokely I can't recall the exact brand, but you can buy it at Walmart or at Hobby Lobby, Michael's or most other craft stores. Keep an eye out because I'm going to post a version 2.0 with an easier gem integration as well as using gold, silver, and copper.
+Shannon Stokely Glitterex Corp & their 'logo' is basically text so it's hard to notice. You can easily find them at Michaels & other hobby stores. The glitter comes in silver, gold, copper, and 'clown vomit' (my words), among other solid colours. :)
Doubles should be renamed to Buddy Cop mode.
Woodprix has very good designs and plans.
this is awesome thank you!