The BIGGEST scatter terrain I've ever made! | TORMENT PART 2
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Love AVG. Been subbed to them on patreon for quite a while now.
Also, his printer is 1 year + old! If you're looking to start printing, and looking for somthing similar, get the Anycubic Photon Mono. It is the successor to the printer that he has and is AMAZING. 2k quality, prints faster, and will print anything from Archvillain perfect the first time (3 months and I've printed almost everything but the Nautaloid from November).
puddles of old wax from burned candles would have been cool
wow! the skulls, bones ans swords scattered beneath the demons perch makes it amazing!
Heck yeah, AVG is AMAZING. Been a patron for several months. You should check out their Sinister Vault and make something with their fallen angel model!
Everybody’s gangsta until the set piece rolls initiative.
Don’t tell my DM ;)
You've heard of Elf on the Shelf, now behold the Vrock on a Rock...
A+
Lmao I'm ded
Beat me to it.
10/10
Best answer.
This feels like a "Best of..." episode. It's like "Now we're going to use everything we've learned over the past few years for one epic project!" and I'm here for it.
The only thing that I think it is missing is wire brush carved wooden planks, a 5 minute 2 part epoxy resin for some kind of liquid, some kind of LED lighting built into to it and lastly spider webs and eggs.
@@Winterydee I was actually thinking that the bottom-lit tiles he made a couple months ago would look really cool.
Maybe with a deep orange or purple light.
@@Winterydee I mean, Torment isn't over yet... We still got time 😁
This series is inspiring. While watching, I feel like I'm reading a book and keep imagining what other dark, twisted things inhabit this land. These would make perfect miniature set pieces in a hellish Laika Studios stop motion film.
I couldn't get over the excitement coming from your voice, really get the feeling you are enjoying this build series a lot, keep it up!
Your energy and enthusiasm with this episode is so palpable, and its fantastic to see you like this when you had previously been talking about burnout. Loving this new series and looking forward to seeing where it takes you, with the rest of us in tow.
Because he is putting less effort into his builds, but want you to like them just as much as always.
You seem like a lovely person Jacob. Hope you have a great day.
@@TheMunk79 Dude, do you honestly think he is faking being happy because he wants to be lazy? Really?
Aside from the fact that the technical skill involved with his builds has actually been noticably *increasing* over the years, a person's art evolves over time. Just because it looks different from his older projects does not make it any less difficult to make. Not to mention skill increases with time and practice, so a lot of stuff simply goes more smoothly.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial thank you. I am pretty great.
Also you know that im right. Spraying almost everything in 3 colors, is pretty half heartet for you. I am a huge fan og what you have done previously. I hope you can find your way out of this burnout for real.
My old projects are way easier to make. If I want a "lazy" week for a video I will make a simple old BMC style project. A multi-piece project that involved 3d printing, sculpting, kit bashing, making silicon molds, casting plaster, and a myriad of materials and techniques is not lazy compared to carving something simple out of foam and drybrushing it 3 colours like the "old" work you seem to think is better. Just because something looks simple doesn't mean it is. This painting scheme is much more involved and deliberate than any of my old 3 colour craft paint and brush paint jobs. You can this that all you'd like, but you are wrong. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean it is lazier.
There you are: a happy crafter, inspiring other crafters.
And just like that we have painted a happy little demon. Now we paint another one, because everyone needs a fiend.
Awesome build Jeremy. This one hit me in the feels department. This felt like a gateway to the nether regions of hell.
Yeah, it made me feel homesick too.
@@euansmith3699 Right!? Current weather in my sector of the human plane is very cold. I DIDN'T VISIT TBE FROZEN WASTES FOR A REASON!!
Duuuude this is amazing! I Just finished a 2 year long campaign with the party sieging and bringing down an infernal fortress. This would have been an epic kind of encounter!
Wow I've never had a campaign run so long! Congratulations!
My last campaign ended with a tpk 😂
@@cameron2189 Thanks! BMC actually inspired me to start my own crafting channel, his stuff is incredible!
you can truly hear the passion in his voice so much and it makes my heart happy
Now that looks like a good Thoursand Sons Daemon Prince
I thought that as well! Like a mix between a classic D&D demon and Changer of Ways.
One of the pieces of rubble is a running horse, love the little details. Have a great 2021
Mom, can we get a lord of change?
Mom: we have a lord of change at home.
Glad to help out any way I can and this is the BEST place for pounds of it to find a home. TORMENT is turning out to be a Hell of a project! :P
This piece needs to be adopted by a metal band for album cover
Was thinking the same thing!
This needs a big old arch with the inscription "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here". I think the word "epic" is appropriate, both for this piece and for the concept.
This is scatter terrain like The Black Forest is a shrubbery. I approve!
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I am blown away by how I can't see the end result until the end result, but then, at the end I can see where all of the earlier steps just "belonged" and became the final effect.
Glad you showed that miniature company, cause they have some fantastic sculpts
Spoiler: the end of the new 40k book, Avenging Son, features a massive bronze statue of a Daemon (that may or may not come to life!!) so this really fits into the 40k narrative ^__^
This is a comment to make the CZcams algorithm recommend this video more.
I can't agree more on the fun of using a resin 3d printer or the usefulness and cost effectiveness of plaster molding on model terrain. Excellent build!
Whoooof. This absolutely makes me want to make a grand centerpiece for a whole themed table of scatter terrain!
That is a an excellent centerpiece for a game! The look of it it really catches your eye then you notice all the little bits around it. Really amazing 3D miniature as well! That is probably the most impressive one I have actually seen. (I gotta get my hands on some sculpt a mold.)
cant wait to see what's next... really like this version of "hell". More of a forsaken vibe then just lava and fire everywhere :)
Really love the way you just embraced the broken off piece as part of the aesthetic. Exactly the kind of energy we all need in life.
One thing I love about these videos is that there’s so many small things to learn from these projects. Whether that’s technique for metal vs. stone or OSL optimizations, the journey of discovery is always very much a part of the process and the narrative.
Highly Refined and Distilled 80's Heavy Metal Album Art 3-dimensionalized, I like it.
DUDE! I subscribed to Archvillain Games a couple weeks ago and you printed my favorite figure from this month. Just wow. Your statue is freaking creative!
A Tzeentch Daemon in hell? Yes, thank you! Wonderful build Jeremy. I always love when you say that the new thing is the favourite thing you have built so far. That's how you know for yourself you have a winner on your hands!
I love hearing the enthusiasm return to your voice about this project! It's been a while. Your projects have always been excellent inspiration, but there's something special about something you're excited about too.
This whole aesthetic you're going for is so damn awesome, it's giving me Doom 2016 vibes where Hell was a load of deserted crypts and ruins
I can't help but be reminded of HellDorado by this video and the one from last week.
The fluff behind it was that during the hundred-year war, the European powers had found portals leading to Hell, which they then invaded looking for resources and for theological reasons.
The game began before it really began, as it had rules for players to compete as to how the battlefield terrain would be on the table (and its effects), and these gorgeous terrain pieces keep making me think of that.
It’s refreshing to see someone passionate about what they are doing, finding something that clicks and running with it. Can not wait to see what is next!
I'm absolutely in love with this project. It's incredibly inspiring, and I honestly can not wait for next week's episode, and then to see a completed table filled with all these fantastic pieces. Other commenters have said this as well, but I especially enjoy the excitement that's come through in your voice when talking throughout the video. Thank you so much for all you do.
"Bummer," you say of your object-source fumble, but nay my lad, you are a teacher and you've taught me your mistake.
Looks like the cover of a Slayer album. Metal AF. Great job man. I love this
I imagine Hell as being "moist".
That's a great piece of terrain, and the lighting effects work really well.
Great aesthetic! Not over done, which means you can enjoy the details in the rubble even more!! I'd also like to say your videography is fantastic. Tt's a real art and takes alot more talent & effort than pointing a camera/recorder at something tiny & zooming in. Well done, sir... always well done!!
This build is really cool! Makes me think of the Greek version or idea of Hades. Awesome! I am an airbrush illustrator and have been airbrushing for almost 35 years. Here's a tip on improving your airbrush control. Get or make a piece of grid paper and practice airbrushing dots at each corner of the grid intersections. Do as many or as few as you want. Just until you feel like it has helped. Next start connecting the dots with the airbrush. Also when you paint wrap the air hose around your forearm a time or two (depending on the length of your hose) This will keep it out of your way! Love your channel!♥
I am pretty sure this project has turned into my favorite one to watch. You can clearly hear excitement and enthusiasm in your voice. I am happy to see / hear how excited you are about crafting in these and the end project is banging.
Yet another video where I realise I'm watching things unfold with my mouth hanging open in awe 🤣 Thank you for sharing this epic build
This looks amazing! You just know that this shrine is the only place to find that elusive magic item the party must have. Getting there is going to be a pain, and once you're there, it's going to get worse.
You can definitely feel your excitement coming through with this and the previous video a lot more than some of the other recent stuff. It’s nice to see you getting jazzed about things in a time when life can kind of drag everyone down. Looking forward to see where this excitement takes you!
The enthusiasm for this series of pieces really comes through - which is always the best kind of videos. While battle reports aren't normally your thing, there totally needs to be one when this entire set is done - well, after a sort of 'flythrough' of the whole thing. (this comment should adequately pacify the algorithm).
Praise the Algorithm Gods! I am interacting with this video.
I shall interact with your interaction, that the mighty Algo Rithm may be pleased with your sincerity, and not flag it as merely a troll post or spam.
This is an additional positive interaction. Thumbs up!
I too shall help! (seriously, this set is cool)
Painting the candles individually just really pushed the piece to where it needed to be without painting all the details throughout the bits or mini. I absolutely love the piece. I would love to see you do some gurgle theme scatter terrain or centerpiece terrain in the future.
Cheers,
Love the scatter around the base. It adds so much texture and tells the story of an epic battle. Great job!!!
So many neat things about this - but, I really, really like the hand rising up on the side!! And again, thanks for leaving in your oops's. It helps all of us when you do this and tell us how you fix it, change it or just live with it.
I like that you put the feather on the ground instead of gluing it back on. It makes for interesting story or loot. Maybe the feather is the sacrificial tool that was used to summon the beast or maybe its a treasure that allows you to use an ability that the monster used against you in combat. Could be a key that opens a crypt to further a storyline. Good job on this one!
I really love the aesthetic of the 'Torment' pieces. This is something I would proudly display in any room! Fantastic!
I feel like printing off a second one of that demon, and painting it up in a kind of ethereal/spectral way would make an amazing villain! The spirit of the demon that haunts the monument, and attacks anyone who dares wander the grounds housing it!
Oh yes!
The video dialogue of you just going through your thoughts and feelings are just amazing. You rock dude!
Sweet! Really love the finished piece, man. Top notch as always.
I love the idea you're making your own world/plane/setting. In order to distinguish it from Hell/Abyss/Shadowfell etc. it might be cool to give it some unique lore.
With the greco statues and tiles, there's this theme of ruination. What about a plane that previously was "Good" . Filled with angel scholars, celestial philosophers and the like. Somehow it got corrupted - maybe we don't know how. Its now an entire plane of ruination. Of loss. Of what was.
That sounds like Torment to me.
I like how you used the broken wingtip to enhance the overall piece. Beautiful work!
Man, it's been amazing watching you grow artistically since 2019! This has probably been my favorite mini-set so far and I seriously can't wait until you make many more of them!
Been waiting all week for this. Love what you do man!
Leave it to Jeremy to get me all excited for another episode of Hell and Torment. So enjoying this series!
This is SO BAD ASS! I love this series. It's so great when an idea grows and builds into something really cool from nothing.
Hey, just wanted to say how glad I am that I found your channel. It has been really rough keeping my spirits up with the social distancing, and isolating feel of all this stuff, and getting back into my creative side really really helped me so much. Almost done with a simple triangular farmhouse build like your other video to dip my toes in, and I may have gotten a bit hooked. The moss effects and coloring alone make me love it.
Jeremy, this is so FRIGGIN COOL! I think you've gotten me out of my terrain slump with this one, too. If I didn't have ten Marines and a tank to build and paint lol
You can just HEAR the enthusiasm is your voice throughout the video. You obviously had fun making this
Thanks, James!
I always imagine hell as a layered place, where you have dry desertic places to sufocate and let people turn into dust (becoming part of the environment), but also wet, pool side places, with rivers of boiling blood, lava and sweat of those working forever there.
I also imagine some damp and dark caverns where everything is so quiet and deprived of light that the person don't know where to go and just keep hearing sounds here and there, lost forever, aside from the other interpretations of hell such as the temporal loop and the frozen one...
This concept is awesome! Where relative beginners like I can dig in with full a relish of loosened restraint; as we are not worrying about angles, lines and 'exact' placement.
Those Greek/Roman era columns really support that 'a forgotten greatness has fallen' vibe; the underpinning thematic feel of the whole scene.
The casting of the columns using plaster is a bit of serendipitous brilliance; as the natural crumble of plaster adds to the time worn decay effect.
Plaster Cast Roads = "All Roads lead to Rome and Hell has no Rome..."
Hummm... I think I might be able to recreate those columns with XPS foam... and cookie cutters or decorative piping tips.
You know that when you place that on the table, the players are going to know they're going to have to fight that demon if they're not careful :) Great work as always and very inspiring.
I’m very excited for this project. Also, I’ve recommended your channel to a fellow teacher and she and I are working with a student that loves this stuff and is writing her own campaign and starting to build terrain as a school project. Thanks again Jeremy.
And Bosch is just smiling appreciatively.
So... The next one should have a demon with a butt-face, playing a weird trumpet, while a stork with breasts eats a dog-hybrid baby, then?
@@Ashen.Elixer That would be my favorite terrain piece ever! :D
@@Nosculptor now I want to make this. I freakin' LOVE Bosch paintings! They're just so bizarre, and it's on the same level of hilarity as the Sistine chapel mooning the pope that Bosch got paid to draw people he hated in hell, and they just... didn't know how to respond! 🤣
@@Ashen.Elixer please make it! LOL I didn't know that about the triptychon. :D
@@Nosculptor Michaelangelo, and the rest of the renaissance painters, were so petty, and I love it!
Once again, the tone of this is perfect and works with the model very well
This whole set is going to be so epic. Can't wait to see the next part!
You can really tell that this project has reinvigorated your mojo man. Excellent work dude.
Oh all those its and trash on the battlefield feel so so right there. Truly amazing piece!
I am interacting with this for the algorithm, because thIS DESERVES TO BE SEEN BY THE MASSES
Like others have mentioned it's awesome watching a video where you're having a ton of fun with the build. I love the battle field detritus bits you have strewn about so well - absolutely epic looking terrain piece!
I'm really glad you're enjoying the hobby more now Jeremy, like the rest of us who don't also have to do the CZcams thing on top of it all.
Stunning. I need to get some of those pillars.
Awesome. I like that the workflow gets more efficient and the quality doesnt sink. And, next time someone tells me a project "looks like hell" I will think of this one and just say "Thanks!" ;-)
Hellprove. I hope this is just the beginning. I was building my first diorama last month using the free Solar model from Loot Studios combined with the terrain using heavy osl effects. Using the models as actual statues is an awsome idea. I'll definetly try that next time. And now make more, 'cause this channel and your vids are a big inspiration! \m/
Great piece! Can't wait to see the full board of Torment scatter once you're done.
I originally started following for the good tutorials, but now I get really excited for each new video because not only do they help me learn but they are genuinely entertaining content. Thanks for the great videos
This is absolutely gorgeous!!! You’ve actually inspired me to start planning a crochet demon project!
I love the theme! I'm always looking for stuff to do that's outside the norm. Whether it's role-playing settings or new craft projects. I'm glad you made it out of the slump.
For weapon bits, I would suggest just taking a box and putting in any extra swords etc. into a little box so its just all there when you need something like that.
If you are having troubles getting sculptamold a good alternative can be picked up at your local home depot, I use green fiber insulation (its recycled paper) and their 25 lbs bag of plaster of paris, just mix roughly 50/50 and pick out the bits of plastic you see from time to time. You will have "sculptamold" for a very long time!!!
Dude...absolutely terrific. You should be proud, its very evocative. I love it!
Happy New Year and a big hug from Mexico. I hope that all your desires and goals will be fulfilled and that you have a lot of health and joy just like your family. Thank you for your videos and feedback.
I am going to enjoy seeing the final product, Jeremy. It is looking great so far.
I swear I can actually hear in your voice over how much fun you’re having!
I have to say, usually when someone starts on the whole sponsor stuff i usually skip but i always watch thru with yours because i know without a doubt you actually underwrite who ever you're plugging and almost every time you use a mini its from said sponsor which says something to me. Honestly bravo for not being just another raaaaaid shadow legends
I really put in a big effort to select sponsors and products that I actually like, and think my audience will like. Even if I'm doing something not hobby related I avoid a lot of the BS sponsors and stick to services that are legit and decent like Skillshare.........if you ever see a RAID ad on this channel, send help. It means I'm in trouble.
Absolutely gorgeous diorama, and always good to hear your passion for the project.
I love that you added the broken wing tip to the base! I am currently repainting a reaper green dragon. I had already base coated n drybrushed him when one of my dogs thought his wings looked tasty. So I am currently modding n repainting him into a nearly dead dragon in battle. I did the same with several wing pieces n a claw n the tail.
I've been watching you're video's for a few weeks now. Super awesome piece. Huge Props! I played a game a few month's back at a friends house and it brought me back to D&D from a 20 year break. I've got a few minis and thinking of getting into crafting some terrain too. Thanks for the great content!
I love that piece! It is incredible!
Awesome build, awesome incorporation of the mini in the scene, beautiful paintjob!
It is sooooo inspiring!
HOLY CRAP that came out looking badass! You're really getting a vibe going on with Torment!
I love this months release from Archvillain Games, I’m printing multi demons for myself and my friends to use in our 40k armies and d&d games.
Looks fantastic! And the passion is back in your voice!
Wooow. This is wild. Beautiful
Looks brilliant mate, great inspiration ♥️👍
Looking great, I can't wait to see the final video of this series, when everything comes together.