Found Objects Converted Into D&D Minis and Terrain
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Converted stuff that I use the most in my D&D games!
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I found some mini snakes in a dollar store. Perfect size for giant snakes. The coiled ones actually fit a miniature in the coil
That's awesome
Chillz voice is spot on 11/10
Really? I thought it was so off nobody would even get the reference. Glad I left that in! Someone got it.
HAHAHA I was about to ask about that reference
idk i think he put to much life and emotion into it don't have chills i have no reason to live tone to it.
I was playing a game with my buddy the other day and he picked a skin for his character that was centipede based. He was super grossed out and kept going on about how much it messed with him.
I found a ton of mini centipedes for $2 at Walmart for Halloween decor the next day. Bought it, put some on bases, and then used another to kitbash a skeleton I had laying around into some sort of centipede demon. Can't wait till he meets that guy :^)
Doing some good work there Austin.
I'd love to give this stuff more of a shot; most of the "mini's" I use are bluetack model on coins. It works, and my players enjoy crushing goblins and bandits with their bare hands. But it's not as visually satisfying as stuff like this, It also just seems like a tonne of fun to take some old toys worth pennies and make something out of them!
If you have been sculpting with blue tack you might want to try out some Green stuff modeling. Green stuff is tough to work with because it's so sticky but once it dries you have a permanent mini. Sadly your players can't easy crush models like that.
@@Blandco When you've worked bluetack down to a near liquid, anything is possible! Regardless, thank you kindly for the tip; I'll look into getting some green stuff and making some practice models, could always use more bandits and the like!
You had me hooked on some D&D history with the Bulette. I'm gonna need more of that D&D Miniature History!
Converting toys for DnD is such an amazing hobby. Thanks for the inspiration!
Love it. It is so rewarding to take thrift store junk and make it into tabletop fun.
It's great when you find a nice bit of inspiration!
Many dianoga trash monsters died horrible deaths to bring you those tentacles. The empire salutes their service
Did...did you really just impersonate Chills? 😂
I didn't think anyone would even get that reference!
Between all the D&D crafting videos and fringe paranormal/occult/ufology videos I’ve watched I’ve seen my share of the odd tones of Chills haha. Still, it was hilarious to hear
2:13 the voice their was so hilarious the way it sounded like the meme
I’ve used some spiders you find at Halloween to be useful for D&D too
Good stuff
I know where the goodwill by tue pound octopus tentacles are from! XD My daughter has one. Lol good ol' imaginex space tentaclor. Haha I had to compare them to make sure. Sadly the toy is discontinued BUT you can find octopus finger tentacles on Amazon if you wanted to make more :) they're used as hand puppets lol. Hope that helped solve the mystery. I saw your video of it before but it didn't occur to me until last night when I was cleaning up her toys lol
Love creating minis, gets my creativity pumping
I don't know what is better, the fact that you are in a cardboard box, or the fact that you took the time to hang up a poster in the cardboard box.
I like to brighten up my work environment.
I really like the cardboard fort you made.
Great Job! We have a few "free tables" at work and I've been picking stuff up to covert or use but finding the time...Lol! Keep up the Great work!
I love this kinda stuff man,great work.
Always fun to use cheap or found items. Thanks
It may not be a Godzilla but the zilla design looks pretty cool.
I have the same toy (six legged McDonald's toy). Also picked from the thrift store, I converted it into an Ork war machine of sorts 😁 I should probably post that video.
Greetinga from a fellow craftsman Blandco! An avid viewer here! ☺
Haha thanks so much. I will definitely check out your channel!
@ 3:38
I'm pretty sure that Chinese foo dog is the one that killed my dwarf at MACE. LOL
Fun fact:
The english colloquialisms "foo dog" or "lion dog" are the odd naming choice given to what are traditionally called Stone Lions or Imperial Guardian Lions.
Yes it did!
Great finds. Good job.
So many great conversions! :D I think I actually may have that exact same wagon, which I found at a thrift store here in Norway. Also managed to get the SW tentacly thing when I was in England a while back. :D And that Dreamblade mini shows up in my latest video - love Dreamblade! :D
As for the pronounciation of Kraken, the latter is correct. Hard pronounciation, like "crack". :)
Saw a bag with a miniature castle and knight set. After buying it for about 2$ I made took it home and am glad to see the knight are the right size for Halflings or gnomes (but in full metal armour and wielding a spear of sword and shield). Though the castle itself is rather tiny and not scaled to the knights it came with. I am thinking of turning into a fairy mansion or fortress.
A building that I treat as a spawner for waves of soldiers to swarm the players. Who knows what will happen when the gate opens again and again, will it unleash another swarm, raise a white flag or maybe let out the captain himself and his best men for the final round?
Sometimes it is the odd toys you find hidden amongst store shelves that make as good as the expensive minis you find in the grandest game store. ( I think, I hope to see the two small stores I know again for what else they might have in stock).
that godzilla makes a great pit fiend!
Good show and great work.
I wish I could get ahold of those golems lol they would work so well in one of my my campaigns lol
They were from back in 2010 from the Megamind Happy Meal. Perhaps you will eventually come across them.
Burger king troll I DID NOT EXPECT THAT HAHAHAH
Again shocked anyone got that reference.
great collection you got right there. :)
Thanks! These are the things that I have been using most lately.
Great video, thank you!
Holy crap, I own one of those Bullette toys! I always thought the similarity was a coincidence!
Nope. It was the direct inspiration.
@@Blandco That is wild. I even painted it for my kid to use as a Bullette. Thanks for the history.
@@alarin612 The Bullette was one of the molds that they used to produce new miniatures up to 2013! Maybe even later. I think my Bullette might be one of the OG ones but so many were made it's hard to tell. diterlizzi.com/essay/owlbears-rust-monsters-and-bulettes-oh-my/
@@Blandco The history of this hobby is so neat.
No idea when mine was made, but I've had it since the 80s and it's stamped with "HONG KONG" on the bottom. It didn't have the green paint, though, and the eyes are a little different.
I've done quite a bit of stuff like this - links to some nice examples posted on your FB link to this video :)
The tentacles are from the dollar store and they are pencil toppers.
Nope those are softer plastic. These were from some sort of toy.
@@Blandco look exactly like the pencil toppers that one of the other terrain makers used last year.
@@Blandco looks like the Star Wars monster that was on clearance at Wal mart
I love what you do!!!
Have you ever taken a look at the greek, nordic, or egyptian lot of 47-50 miniature lots on ebay? I'm tempted to buy because I need greek minis, but im not sure if they will even work for what I need.
I am not sure what you are referring to but I have seen lots of board game minis that are way too small in scale for D&D. Age of Mythology are the ones I kept seeing. Way too small 1/72 scale and made of plastic that is hard to paint.
2:14 perfection
Solid fun video.
I respect your opinions, but for me, Roland Emmerich's Godzilla movie was quite enjoyable for me, actually. I actually enjoyed it, quite a lot, contrary to most Godzilla fans, but I respect others' opinions, so I'm fine if you don't like it.
I have so many toys, figures and other odds and ends that could totally be used for D&D...I'm just legit too lazy to paint everything >.
Totally fun video
Great video amigo!
Thank you!
Any idea what those robot suits were originally called/from?
Mega mind set!
Instant like for "that's NOT really Godzilla!" XD
Can I ask what the mini next to the 6 legged sphere bot was? The one eyed stout lil fella
What is the golem suit from?
It's a Megamind Mcdonald's toy!
Where did the mech suits come from?
Fast food toys! ua-cam.com/video/UIJhkNcQzoY/v-deo.html
Yes I want it.
Number 15: Burger King Troll
Number 15, Burger King Cave Troll
I can't believe so many people got that content.
I didn't know you actually recognized the difference between Zilla and GODZILLA.
Scratch that, I didn't even know you knew those characters.
Take my Arcane snail as an offering
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Zilla was very much a giant disappointment for most people my age. Despite it being pushed as a "blockbuster" nobody I ever talked to liked it at all. OG Godzilla films and the newer offerings are much more interesting.
@@Blandco The only thing I liked about it was the design. I also have the same little figure, it has a biting action. I got it from my friend as a parting gift when I moved because he knew I liked things like that.
2:14...... Is that a Chills reference???
Burger King Lettuce...
@@Blandco 🤣
I have some 3d printed terrain, buildings , palisades ect you can have
Time out...are you in a cardboard cubicle?
Due to the whole sponsorship fiasco I might have had to scale down.
#15
None of them are "really Godzilla", considering the word is actually Gojira.