Knightly Gorgets- Apexing And Blending With Milliput

Here we are going to to new armor plate techniques- how to make clean, crisp edges and how to blend our surfaces. This will be a good chance for you guys to get acquainted with milliput- its great for this sort of work!
#lastlightcreative #milliput #sculpting #tableptopminiatures

[@kurogiza]

Thank you for posting this. Even though I should know that all putties go through different phases during curing, it's always good to be reminded of it. Your use of oil is also a freaking awesome tip. Cheers!

[@Bunyip_Studios]

mix a small amount of Greenstuff in with the milliput, that will reduce the tearing and also remain sandable

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Indeed! We will get there, but right now we are focusing on one medium at a time for simplicity.

[@Andrew-px4on]

Thank you so much. These tutorials are amazing.

[@TheWarpForge]

Awesome stuff!!

[@graceeakins231]

Love the video Bro. Um... Don't say "finger juice" again. mmmk? Thank you.

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Fingah Jooz...

[@georgemartinez1720]

Great idea with hand sanitizer

[@Sun_Tzu1]

8:42 No sir! I am not coming!

[@xXBioShadeXx]

CA joke aside it is a skin irritant and with prolonged use without glove can cause you to develop a harsh reaction with contact. Also that's sensitive skin or not just depends on the person but that alone means folks should wear gloves when working with milliput. Not enough Hobby nerds mention this so this comment is mainly for folks reading through.

[@StDomBz]

Hey man! Your channel has such awesome work. You deserve so much more attention. So helpful and inspiring. Also, Im pretty new to the hobby and i was wondering what kind of oil you use to work with the milliput. Does it matter?

[@salmanhamid9911]

This is just what I was looking for! Is it much harder to do if you don't already have a collar to work with like that space marine torso? Looking to give my Sisters of Silence gorgets

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Roll a log of material into a line and affix it where you want the collar. let cure. Now you have a base to sculpt on

[@ARed-TailedHawk]

Thanks for this really helpful video. Sorry if I missed this, but what kind of oil do you recommend using?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Mineral Oil
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[@davidostos506]

What kind of oil do you use?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

mineral oil

[@georgemartinez1720]

We're did you learn to sculpt

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Self taught

[@claymore7315]

For reference's sake, how long do you mix your milliput for at a time? Mine has a habit of not hardening enough.

[@lastlightcreative6537]

I mix to a consistent color.

[@EssGeeSee]

What type of oil?

[@theweakobey]

I got spooked when you said you where an hour in. What kind of oil do you use?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

mineral oil. Be sure to watch the tools video

[@groves8133]

strange question is there any type of oil or just standard cooking oil

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Mineral oil

[@devinnasar3014]

What kind of oil are you using for this? I notice it is clear. Is it mineral oil?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Yep! BE sure to watch the tools video!

[@MalcolmPugh]

What kind of oil are you using?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Mineral oil

[@MalcolmPugh]

@@lastlightcreative6537 Awesome! Thank you.

[@georgemartinez1720]

Do you make your own sculpting tools

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Some times!

[@PhilSNight]

What kind of oil do you use with the milliput?

[@lastlightcreative6537]

Mineral oil

[@PhilSNight]

@@lastlightcreative6537 thank you!

[@Pirart]

What? Cancer?