T. rex was a balestinian, as we can see the T stood for TreacherousZionasaurus

Inspiré + impressioner! Merci <3

everything about this is amazing, thank you for sharing!

Where did you get the clay struder?

Where is this event hosted? I want to keep an eye out for next edition/year.

Good times, lovely video sums up the event really well.

Well, now I feel bad that I wasn’t there. (More so than before.) 😆 Awesome stuff, it looks like it was lots of fun!!!

Consider this video a huge success; I do feel like I really missed out on the Kamping Kitbash experience! I'll have to go to the next one.

Looks like a great time

Looks awesome! Nice video

Damn, sounds like fun.

Hey you got my dagger card! Awesome video 👍

"I love Ames, but I hate the cards." 😂😂😂😂💀

Such a cool event! Thanks for sharing. After watching all the videos people have uploaded, I've got to look into tickets for next year.

Looks like an absolute blast. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

The fomo is real.

I'm very very very much looking forward to painting your pebbles sculpt! I'm glad you were with us on this adventure!

Now I feel bad weren't there. I guess I'll buy tickets for next year...

Was great meeting you in the flesh. See you next year 😉

column man strikes again

“in this video I will show you how much fun I had so you’ll feel bad you weren’t there” what a MOOD hahaha! Really nice video Arjan, I’m really glad I met you and got to attend your round table (and snag up a very grungly first pebbles cast) 😁

Kamping Kitbash, Monster Bash, Wholesome Memories, so much packed into one video 💜

Your round table was really great! That you are able to cast at such a hugh quality while still being a non-professional, and your ability ti explain your techniques, really made the whole casting thing feel a lot mkre achievable! Thanks 🖤

Do you have a list of the products you used? Really cool!

What is Acrylic Plaster? This is the first time I am seeing this material. Result seems to be as good as resin.

great idea, love it!

This is why art is so important. The creator learns from it and in turn the observer is taught something. Beautiful work. Thank you.

I saw you use the putty on the wire, and had an epiphany: 'oh so that's why I have so much trouble with armatures and polymer clay, to the point I rarely use them!' (Along with former problems with loose bits of armature moving around) I have some ideas about how to make armatures work better for me now. Thank you!

Looks amazing, great job, man! Neil deGrasse Tyson will contact You about that sky :)

Amazing videos, will try this out to make a False Hydra miniature for my next d&d session

this is a level of artistry and craftsmanship i dream of getting to someday, holy crap this is beautiful

This is wonderful, thank you.

You inspire us to be better. In the hobby and in the world 🙏🙏🙏❤️

I love this! The situation in Gaza needs to be talked about in every sphere. You're doing a great job at continually bringing awareness to this important issue. Also, I loved your Gaming Cabinet video!

been following you for a while now Arjan and have to say you inspire me both with your work and your ethics. i hope to send you an email when i can with more suggestions about what you can do for content but my initial thoughts are you speak so well about issues you are passionate about, you should maintain doing these voiceover videos but can link them to what you are sculpting similar to some of 52 miniatures content. all the best, Free Palestine ♥️♥️♥️

Using your art and talent to bring awareness to the horrors taking place is a thing of beauty ❤

This is such a wonderful video to see. I've been subscribed to your channel for a while because I love your designs (the squid gnomes specifically featured in a homebrew I run for some of my college friends) but I'm an educator by trade. Many of my students have been telling me how they feel like nobody outside of the university cares about Palestine, so I've been collecting examples of people outside of academia who are speaking up to show them there's still hope. I'm so happy to add your video to my list!

I hope episode 4 comes soon, I just discovered this series and I definitely want to use these methods to make my own minis for my campaigns.

Thank you for this video

Proud of you Arjan. You are a truly inspiring member of the hobbyist and miniature community. Thank you for speaking out.

That is brave. This is the stand for humanity. Be safe, take care.

Arjan, you're a good person. It's clear that you have a huge compassion and care for those who are suffering and that injustice anywhere affronts you personally. However you must not sabotage yourself because others have it worse than you. Art is the lifeblood of humanity, without it we die. Even right now, amongst the violence and terror, I see videos of Palestinian kids dancing in what's left of their streets. Allow yourself to dance too. Allow yourself to be hopeful, to see the shoots of a better tomorrow amongst the shattered wreckage of today. I'm not saying it's easy. I'm saying that we can not fight suffering with suffering, nor fear with fear. We fight suffering with compassion, fear with hope. We fight with art, even when art seems frivolous. Especially when art seems frivolous! Because art is not frivolous, it is human. And ultimately what we are fighting for is humanity. That of others and ourselves. If this comes across as corny, I'm sorry. I just think you're doing a great job and I hope you will keep it up for as long as you are willing and able to do so. All the best.

Great work - especially the perspective kade it a masterpiece.

This is a fantastic piece! I love your use of forced perspective and the colours! 😍🤩

This is one dynamic diorama! Seriously awesome work!

Man, that is sick. The magic looks so cool!

Fiber optics don't really emit light from the outside, that's part of how they're designed to emit maximum light at the tip. If the tubes are the cheap plastic kind you can scuff them up with sand paper. The texture will catch and diffract light so they'll glow. The glass ones are harder, but you might be able to scuff them up a little too. In case you ever want to try this again.

The brass cape is genius!

Amazing work!

So cool. Maybe you could have made a wizards hat separately, and then glued it to the figure in a position that implies it's flying off due to the force of the spell.