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Gonna try this with my next batch of minis. I've been using a Grey Seer primer spray on my Intercessors, but it's just frustrating me in the end as the spray gets right into the crevices on the armour, and all that's left is ugly grey splotches and gaps. Gonna go back to basics and use a black spray, with this technique on top using another grey.

After I go to Edit mode and select the Bisect tool my STL is not orange and can’t use the tool.

holy moly those buildings are fantastic

Cool craft. pretty awesome that you gave a shout out to other crafters that inspired you. Here's a thought: use masking tape or duct tape on the box edges, simple enough to get the result without the tedious spackle application.

Casually dropping that you play necromunda with probably the best necromunda terrain crafter's on KZbin! Do all my favourite crafting youtubers just live in the same place and hang out all the time? 😅

in love w the idea of letting other players graffiti your buildings. everyone's gonna have their own idea, style, placement, etc that you're not in control of, which makes the graffiti feel a lot more authentic.

Gorgeous stuff! Nice work!

Great. Thanks for the shoutout.

These look awesome! Love the shout out to your grandma for the boxes.

This is fantastic! Be careful though.... Terrain is a bigger habit that models are! Nice vid bro!🤘

Nicely done. "Almost Food" HA! I like how you included the others to help paint since they will also be using it, a little bit more of a connection to each other. Terrain can be as simple or complicated as you need/want. I used to build my terrain from found stuff like this but switched to printing cause of my hands.

Great video, going to give these a try.

These look great, well done on the video

Awesome bud

This doesn't work for me. Blender is a horrible mess. They should figure out the UI once and for all.

Great video

I don't subscribe to nearly anyone... You just earned one sir. Thank you!

Dislike "Selected edge faces required" Literally doesn't work as you show it.

brillante!

thank yuo so much

Idk why but this hard to follow.

That's pretty cool.

I didn't thinm powdered printed manufacturing needed supports. The powder becomes the support. Ive never need to add support's and the price was volume based so it came down to how many parts you could fit in a volume. Detail is the main issue with metal printing. Would love to see how detailed it can get

i literally does the opposite of this. it cuts out everything BUT what is in the cube

They look awesome brother! This is so cool!

How awesome, such a great work 😍😍

I love Printed Encounters! The random weapons his kobolds wield are a favorite at my table.

That Tonberry has had ENOUGH.

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this is awesome bud, really cool custom creature.

We're not quite there YET but it's definitely getting closer. Of course one of the other ways to metal cast is the older spin casting method. I remember when I was in my 20s I was absolutely flush with cash and planned on buying a spin casting machine that was being sold off by a miniature company and I was seriously tempted but it was £1,500 at the time, which was just a little bit too much cash for me however I did have contacts in the industry through inquiring about it, namely some folks at Pendraken Miniatures (though I'm not sure if the person I spoke to is still there this was 20 years ago). Through them I could send the sculpted masters of the minis, pay £50 for a mould to be made and then it was 50p per casting + postage and packing. If you can find older companies that still do spincasting, inquire with them about sending your resin 3D print to get a mould made, especially if you've got multiples like a full team in a single spincast, though I imagine the prices have gone up with inflation these days. This was also how I learned how much GW were making on a 'per miniature' basis considering they were also using spin casters at the time.

Before I start watching this, I'm gonna try to guess how was this possible. It's either: a) a service that 3d prints with powder filament and then bakes the metal mini b) printing a resin mini and coating it in metal flakes c) It's just some kind of metal looking glitter in the resin

hehehe, toady bumps on toady rumps. learning how the metal 3d printing works was intriguing

At least magnetizing would be easy.

Hot glue for me works better😊

f...k why blender always making simple things stuppidly to hard just cutting tool why pres v x w aada dfjjn axghjdfs

Or just go to edit mode and hit L on any part you want and hit separate

This enemy was a big reason I got into warhammer actually haha.

simple way to make this is use lattice deform modifier

Rad. Ive been stumped for a month coming up with a good paint scheme on my Dredge marine army, and this has given me a better idea.

Alt + N will also bring up the normals menu in blender, if you're that way inclined

So cool! Thanks for explaining this in a simple way!

Awesome

simple. easy. no filler on the video. THANK YOU!

Thaaaaaankssssss!!!!

That's not a plane...

its giving me "Report: Error selected edges/faces required"

now how do I add more vertices to the new surface so I could sculp it?

This was awesome, thanks you!!