@@vindagagames4498 cool. A while back, I did a set of elemental myrmidons by building up the hotglue in a bowl and adding water for support. This allowed some nice elemental shaping with arms for holding their weapons - then I just built the armor on them after painting the elemental:-)
I used tin foil for my skeletons and black glue from the discount store. Then i put excess on so it would ooze down
Loved this man, I am DM'ing a campaign for my kids and they just fought a great looking Ochre Jelly. Thank you for sharing the techniques!
@@justincasebro1567 Thanks! Glad to see crafts and games bringing families together!
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Gorgeous! I hadn't seen the idea for a gelatinous cube before!
A clear case of "We have a 3D printer at home". Simple, but efficient, many thanks!
Nicely done. A pure hot glue ooze is always fun.
I tried this technic to make a mini for my plasmoid character and is pseudopod. Turned out great!
I've seen the idea a few times, but that was a masterfull execution! Very nice tipps, too.
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Nice. I just made Juiblex like this. I still need to paint it.
Outstanding, I'd thought about doing the cube so it's nice to see that it works
I followed your steps to create the cube. Its not as good looking as yours but i'm proud of it! thx for the nice vid.
Very cool. I love your paper minis!
You can create elementals in a similar fashion
Yes, that is also on my to do list!
@@vindagagames4498 cool. A while back, I did a set of elemental myrmidons by building up the hotglue in a bowl and adding water for support. This allowed some nice elemental shaping with arms for holding their weapons - then I just built the armor on them after painting the elemental:-)
Way easier execution for the gelatinous cube than I was going to attempt. Bravo!
Really creative idea with great results.
You've inspired me to take the techniques here and apply it to my son's idea for a plasmoid monk miniature!
Great stuff!
Awesome video!!
Nice idea!