Caves & Creeps - turning the Snail Knight into a

[@computersocsci]

That base sculpt of the knight on the snail is already amazing!

[@crippledfoxgaming]

Absolute genius work! You really captured the aesthetic. This game is SO much fun to kit bash stuff for.

[@witchapparatus]

Your work is fantastic. I can't help but wonder what kind of person this gentleman is. He certainly has a protagonist vibe to me. A border guard, perhaps? Hmmm. I love it when a model catches the imagination like this. Thank you for sharing!

[@Bluecho4]

Snail's body could have done with a bit of gloss varnish. Really bring out the slimy wet look. Other than that, though, I love your snail rider. Great conversion.

[@roochman]

I could totally see a use for that spare snail head for a Nurgle Dark Mechanicum kit!

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

Yes, that would work well!

[@q_minis8201]

Really been enjoying your content! I can't wait to get my hands on a Snail Knight!

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

Glad you enjoy it! I'm really looking forward to see some different versions of the characters :)

[@greengoblinstudio905]

I was literally just thinking about making a snail

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

Snails are super fun to make!

[@Ammonitemare1711]

Love the turnip content!

[@shmee123ful]

id be intrested in getting some of these minis is there any chance i can buy them dispite the fact the kick starter ended two years ago?

[@duwan8260]

Bump. Me too.

[@YuanMekong]

This guy would be very dangerous if he could catch you.

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

That's why I gave it a gun!

[@apocalypticmoth6040]

Woah! How do I buy this model now? Amazing work

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

Thank you! I will make this one available again in a future Kickstarter project.

[@NuggetsDungeonTerrain]

Love all of your work. Let's say your amazing work is a 5... well I am about a 2. I use normal Sculpey. Will using Super Sculpey improve my output or is it more about practice and experience?

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

I've never used normal Sculpey. However, the material is definitely a big part of sculpting. It is much harder to sculpt details with regular air drying clay than polymer clay for example, so it will really help to use a clay meant for sculpting miniatures. Although, practice is probably most important to get better.

[@NuggetsDungeonTerrain]

@@wilhelminiatures6905 thanks

[@nismoknights13]

What size base did you use?

[@BrushQuill]

Thats an awesome looking figure. What scale is the knight? You said he was smaller than 28mm.

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

I made it as a gnome or child for a 28mm setting :) It is about 15mm.

[@j453]

Why is your greenstuff so light?

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

I use a 50/50 mix of greenstuff and milliput, making it lighter than pure gs. It becomes a little softer and less sticky. I also think the mix dries harder, making it smoother to carve and sand after curing.

[@j453]

@@wilhelminiatures6905 i wondered if it was half milliput or heavy on the yellow. I've mixed greenstuff like that too, it's a good combo. Thank you 👍

[@steffanisorensen7133]

just found this and missed the kickstarter :( booo

[@wilhelminiatures6905]

Sometime early next year, I will make these available! I just need to sort out the ones for the backers of the Kickstarter :)