Make your tabletop miniatures BIGGER!
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
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I like that you take the time to show "failures/mistakes" to remind us that its OK to be human! Thanks for what you do Jeremy!
I highly doubt I'll ever own a 3d printer and I don't even own a hot glue gun but watching stuff like this is endlessly fascinating.
Start small! If you're not into the hobby (Mini Painting) - Just pick up a few paints and models and start with the basic tools. As you want to do more stuff you can buy things as you get to them. It's an amazing space to be in - both in general and the peace it can provide.
@@Sabamonster it genuinely does look like it, I might stop by a hobby shop next time I'm in a big city. Just something simple or fun looking!
@@EverTheFractal You absolutely should! Even a small kit with a few paints and tools will set you up for a lot of enjoyment. You'll find yourself incrementally getting more and more and devoting more time to it. It's an absolutely amazing hobby.
Your lack of restraint is what I love about your videos. I love this!
You had me waiting for the 'but oh no' part for half the painting process because you kept saying 'I was liking him so far' and you always preface catastrophe with that. I'm glad he came together so well and without any problems!
Watching you not beeing upset when something goes wrong, comforts my mind. I have to adopt this attitude.
DUDE! this is one of your best paintjobs, I love it :-)
Really? Thanks!
Turned out fantastic and I think it's cool once in a while to go with the "I'll just do it!" mindset. Plus, it's a big monster, it could still be used on the tabletop.
Imagine battling this thing in D&D. Would be awesome and terrifying.
Would be a fantastic boss to cap off fighting some cultists for sure~@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Shades of Shadow of the Colossus.
Oh that gives me an idea.... Huge monsters in DnD aren't usually particularly interesting.... SotC was *amazing*, thanks for the idea seed. @@MonkeyJedi99
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficialIt would probably be a challenge similar to an adult dragon. Just don't do it too often and something like that makes for an awesome boss battle.
I just wanted to thank you for Idols. Watching you create it and how well it has done has helped me. I was making my own game for a while and shelved it, working on it every few months when I had a moment. When Idols was being shown off I had to stop because it was too similar in several aspects. I have been reworking some of the gameplay to distinguish itself more and it is turning out better than before.
I soo understand the struggle with CZcams and payouts, also feels like those of us that do craft related things are not being pushed as much. The guy turned out great!
Cool seeing all the Idols of Torment groups painted and grouped.
What a bummer to hear about youtube platform is gone shit for content creators like you.
You're one of the first and best dungeon crafters that is also responsible for people getting in the craft too.
You deserve much love and support.
I like that you "experimented" and "identified" mistakes. Mistakes are the best way to learn as well as discover new and cool "ish". I'll keep stopping by as long as you can keep making them .. appreciation bruh
That soda wirh resin trick sounds awespme, can't wait to try it out
That was pretty cool to see this guy at a larger scale! It's crazy how the painting process changes so much on larger models
I'm not normally a commenter but I will to try to help keep your content being seen! Thank you for everything you do, Jeremy!
Ive been so excited for painting my TOW Beastmen lately, this would be a perfect Giant or Ghorgon. Great paint job too, love the whole thing.
Great to hear your energy and positivity in this video. Also, been working on painting my Idols of Torment groups. Awesome game.
I’ve been following this channel for about 7 year, maybe even 8. Every now and then I go through the old videos to redo some old projects I did when I first started crafting. Thank you for all the years of inspiration!
After a break it's good to see you back can't wait for your videos to come out it's a great uplift to the week thanks
Your painting keeps getting better and better. Very inspirational.
This feels like a dark souls boss, love it
Love that you show your mistakes, helps make the hobby more accessible!
I think "Screw it, I'll just do it." is a catchphrase for a lot of us, so seeing you got for it and especially showing us the missteps along the way is amazing. Helps the rest of us peons when we inevitably hit those missteps know that it's ok.
God, what a cool project! I love the way that you painted this one!
Using the "scalemodeling mudsplatter technique". Pro. Well done man :D
Love having the bigger models to paint for shelves!
It's so cool that you show the whole process and create a story with the painting.
This is a great project, and a real testament to the sculpting of the idols of torment models that they scale this well!
Glad to see you back, sending my energy that the algorithm blesses you.
Welcome Back.
What a delightfully gruesome fellah. Really appreciated you showing what didn't work alongside what did in this and having fun with scale. You can almost hear the sloshy putrifaction just looking at them, absolutely perfect.
Right on, Jeremy! Great project. I can’t wait to try this with my printer.
Love the GWAR reference. I had to throw away the shirt I wore at my first show. Work looks great.
That's an awesome model! You ever think about isolating the head of one of your models and making a large bust of it or something? That could be cool.
Glad to see you back.
Great video as usual! Loved the GWAR reference and I always like scaling up (or down) monsters for big bads
And this is why I love 3d printing. Want it bigger? Easy.
Painting made fun, educational and inspirational. Really helpful. 😊
Really cool to see! The sculpt on that Idols minis scaled really well. I should try this for a few of the minis in my collection...
Oh, for smoothing, especially FDM prints. Resin and babypowder also works. It is a little more liquidity but I think it gives a smooth finish. 2 or 3 coats with sanding on large projects/cosplays.
great job! Yes, comments are a great way to help creators! especially in such a tight-knit community as miniature painters!
Big minis are awesome :) I like those minis quite a bit. May have to grab em.
Wow! This morning I purchased a 54mm mini an Orc Barbarian to represent my character when he is enlarged-person from a potion or an ally spell! Then your video popped up 😅 awesome!
So glad to have your content back on the weekly schedule. I always find myself looking to see if you've posted something new every time I open youtube. I enjoy your creativity and your willingness to share your creative process with us, blunders and all.
Best thumbnail hands down 😂😂😂.
Haha, thanks. I thought it was pretty funny.
I've been thinking a bunch about scale lately. Between Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings, which is larger than the 28mm/32mm scale I usually work in, and the idea of 3d printing vast armies of 15mm fantasy critters I'm excited to get into all sorts of different projects... then I joined a 40k league at the FLGS. Oh well, all those sizes can wait I guess. Mutated space elf zombies for me right now. Great video, btw!
Liverspot idea is great! And the scuplamold for the base was a great idea too. Thanks for sharing!
WE play DnD at a much larger scale than DnD requires because I like making minitures and terrain look as detailed as possible and playing at a large scale helps it also lets more toys be viable options, wrestling figures become instant titans for instance.
That is one awesome gnarly looking model, and the final paint job is *chef's kiss*. I'm feeling inspired to throw some paint on minis right now!
Love this, it's kinda funny, that i'm actually working on a scaled up mini myself while i'm watching this, started a project of painting a representative from each of the original legions of space marines, but scaled up 175%. Painting the 4th marine of the 18 (not doing them in any particular order), a salamander after doing an iron warrior, dark angel and ultramarine.
Resin printing with more smaller supports eliminates the scaring from larger supports.
Just to comment for the algorithm, but you did a lovely job on him. As always I appreciate you showing your mistakes.
Great video as always :) I love seeing the "errors" you made and how you corrected them :)
Love watching your creative process! CZcams gods should notice!
as an old toy collector this is a dream come true. Great video! more action figure sized stuff like this please. Keep being awesome!!!
I’m glad you’re back! You’re a great guy and have always appreciated your craft. You were one of the first channels I watched when I was starting out and I’m always happy to see you upload. Don’t over work yourself please!
You channel has given me the confidence to attempt to paint my Zombicide: DoA minis.
Awesome work! I've been loving reading through the role book and am looking forward to play.
Painting large scale minis is a lot of fun. I got a dragon turtle off Etsy a while back and had a blast painting it up.
I'm definitely gonna try that! I have so many minis I want to have in a bigger size ❤
Cool - thrilled to try one when time allows
Maybe it's just me? I actually preferred the model before the wash. Having said that; It's not about what I preferred! It's still really tastefully done and the fact that you went through the entire process (including mistakes) says a lot about you as a person. Thanks for bringing us along!
I love your exitement in the intro =D. Awesome figure!
I always thought, that those excellent paint jobs in some pictures in the Internet are based on a bigger scaled model. And I think, if I get my Hands on a 3D Printer, to print some out, I will do it because I like to watch the process... But great Video, Jeremy! It's a hard time for everyone so it's more than ever needed that the Lighthouse of hope, our shared hobby, shines bright! 😊😊
It’s cool that you showed an awesome result using techniques that don’t require a ton of skills. Too bad you haven’t done a showcase at the end, I’d love to see how those paint splotches in close 😉
Absolutely loving how much confidence you are getting with the airbrush!
As usual. Just love the content put out on this channel.
Commenting for the almighty algorithm gods!
Also because that was a great project! I really need a 3d printer in my life...
I was seriously just going over some models i wanted to kit bash, and i got to see them in real life at the gsmr store today, literally only a day from me looking at them. . . But i was so disappointed. So small. I had forgotten how tiny those models were. Wishing i could blow them up. I remembered seeing you made this vid. .. i am jealous now 😅
Awesome figure, love the paint job!
I love your channel , love you , loved the craft.. keep up the great work 👍 🎉
That was cool and would like to see more.
Painting a big creature in an unhealthy flesh colour is so much fun. You can use any colour/wash which is vaguely skin coloured (red, pruple, blue, orange, whatever...) and if it doesn't look right, just cover it with a more regular skin colour.
Ahhhhh the Mcfarlane Monsters ❤
Always great inspiring content! Thank you for all the great wisdom and motivation to keep with the craft!
This gave me some great painting ideas
Also “success is for the daring”
Cool, would like to see more!
Hey, you tried something it didn’t work how you’d like it but you learned from it and made it even better in the end. It’s great to see!
I've done this several times! Every Christmas for the past few years I scale up my DnD players Character minis to about 8" tall! Always makes a good present for nerds! :)
Time, and again you have shared with us the creative aspects of your journey through crafting With your unique style thank you
ok... I've seen way too much videos on Idols of Torment now and I want this game. I "just" need to buy a 3D printer first as I'm based in Europe but, I'm pumped for this game. As always, Great and inspiring video man!
Love your work; can't wait for another dollar store creation
Great model! Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you for showing us the process and thoughts on this one. Definitely a lot of good stuff to think about.
Thank you for the awesome channel to watch we are always excited to see more
I print mine larger to make giant versions of monsters for my D&D games. I agree that it allows more room to practice techniques, but it's also larger so mistakes show easier as well.
Over the last 6 months, as a hobbyist and 3d printer I've almost entirely gone to 200% scale. Double-size miniatures remind me of GW's old Inquisitor game and have been far easier to paint letting me print and paint fewer models and take more time over them. I'd welcome more adventures in different scales on the channel...be it miniatures or terrain
Awesome man. I love my Idols models. Some of the coolest minis I've ever painted.
I bought a 5e demagorgan stl a while back that I always thought would look more imposing and terrifying at a larger size.
Thanks Jeremy for this great video. It gives me some ideas for futur projects 🙂.
Thanks for these videos Jeremy! You always have the detailed explanation on how to accomplish the awesome work you do!
Been revisiting the cheap mat series, I love it for my DnD game. Ive take to tracing a 28mm grid on it with a different shade of whatever the main color is. Works amazing.
Love the paintjob! Happy to leave a comment to please Algo!
Great paint job!
That paint job looks fantastic.
My group has been wanting to make larger versions of our Hero Forge minis.
Always great to watch, but this big one is even better 👍
Nicely done, sir!
Looks amazing
Keep doing your great work!