Kitbashing and Converting - STOP DOING THIS :Þ

In this 3 minute tuesday video we dive into tools and materials I use when kitbashing and converting warhammer minis with epoxy clay like milliput. We're covering all the essentials - let me know if you are interested in deeper dives on the topic and more conversion and kitbashing content in general!
The color shaper I use: Royal Sovereign Ltd. UK: size 0, extra firm, angle chisel: tinyurl.com/yz...
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[@trovarion]

I have always been hesitant to upload Kitbashes and Conversions to the channel - Are you interested in seeing more content that deals with these topics? Or are we a painting only channel?

[@hyderalhassani4907]

Personally would love to see more kitbashing, great to see this video

[@Wolfnstone]

I would love to see more kitbashing and converting I also prefer milliput over greenstuff,so much more versatile. Also what I make the handles for my sculpting tools out of lol

[@SparkSovereign]

Advanced kitbashing doesn't get nearly enough content anywhere; I'd love to see it!

[@rhag1394]

Yes please. Kitbashing and conversions are the best part of the hobby.

[@orlondow5664]

I feel like general advice on kitbashing, conversion and sculpting is an underserved market on hobby youtube, especially with good production quality and good explanations. What I eould personally love is a structured, systematic series on sculpting different textures/items and how to fit those on a mini. While you are a great teacher and painter (obviously), that space feels a bit overcrowded atm, there are a lot of at least decent painters out there. Looking at your Sylvanas sculpt though makes it obvious that you have skills to show that most if not all channels similar to yours cannot offer.

[@rhag1394]

Yes, I do want to see more conversions. You are a fantastic sculptor and achieve enviably smooth details that don't look out of place at all! Concerning the materials you use, have you tried mixing Green Stuff with milliput? I found it combines the good features of both materials, i.e. blends well, doesn't tear when stretched, can hold sharp edges and can be sanded when I invariably make mistake ;)

[@trovarion]

I mean...it'S definitely better than using pure GS ;) Also thanks a lot for your kind words!

[@rhag1394]

@@trovarion My sarcasm detector bleeped and broke :D I need to try some more pure milliput as well. On the other hand, I finally managed to make fairly seamless pure gs transitions as well. I need to just sculpt more and see more good techniques for it, preferably by you. So keep the conversion content coming! It is the best part about hobbying. Oh and you are great at conveying a lot of detail on this three minutes format. Loved these videos so far! And I'm aware that this one was more of a two for one package, but the intro about all the wrong tools was quite fitting ;)

[@fransaacs]

I occasionally use epoxy clay / green stuff mixes, it depends very much on how flexable, rigid or workable (drill, sand) the finish needs to be. Haven't used pure GS in about a decade.

[@TheCatHerder]

I feel like this is your distinguishing point Chris, lots of other channels cover painting but your conversions and sculpting are next level. I would love to see more videos like this on the channel.

[@christopherfieb760]

60/40 Milliput/Greenstuff is by far my fav. Milliput alone still has some nasty weakness which gets nullified by Greenstuff.

[@Velcraft]

Absolutely true. You can make do with one putty for sure, but blending and mixing different properties is very useful to learn too. Another point for sculpting using oven-bake polymer clay as the basis, and slapping epoxy putties on top of that.

[@heliusahmadian2711]

what weakness for exemple?

[@boychowskibrothers]

Milliput is absolute trash for anything like clean small detail work, where you need to be super careful it's so messy, tears too easy and has a limited window where it's user friendly but it is great at filling gaps and covering any larger smooth flat/curved areas. Green stuff is just easier to work with IMO, way more forgiving.

[@gaeldelomenie8003]

Sculpting is a big part of the hobby for me. Both for conversions and original sculpt. So please make more videos about it!

[@pazuzu_666]

Half of my metal sculpting tools have been heavily modified. The other half are at the back of a drawer somewhere.....

[@pianospawn1]

Yes please, more sculpting and conversion stuff. I feel like people who want to paint to a high standard also want more personalized, individualized sculpts to tell whatever story they are portraying.

[@mysticbluegecko3570]

Colour shapers were a revelation for gap filling, this has inspired me to try sculpting with them too. Could you please do a video on that beautiful fur sculpt? (If you haven’t already that is)

[@RobCrawford23]

Have been using milliput for all sorts of jobs since the late 70s for both modelling and real world things, I still think it's the best all round putty. BTW in case you don't know Milliput dissolves in alcohol, so you can use it to make a nice paste (or even a slurry) should you wish to ever wish paint it onto a surface say a letter material that has been cut and looks awful It's also useful as a slurry to get it into a really awkward place (say to hold weights into the nose of an aircraft/spaceship)

[@Himle_]

If turned into a paste/slurry, how long drying time, compared to normal milliput, would one look at? Sure it depends on thickness, but just a ballpark :)

[@nekrataali]

@@Himle_ I've used the technique of mixing Milliput with Tamiya's thin plastic cement to "paint" on texture, making something look like cast iron. The cement/alcohol evaporates at its usual time and so you just leave the Milliput for 12 hours to cure (24 to 48 if you want to be absolutely sure it's hardened).

[@Himle_]

@@nekrataali Hmm, interesting idea! I have to try that too. Just need to finish of my current paint batch. (-: I thought that alcohol would evaporate, but never tried it, so thought i'd ask.

[@RobCrawford23]

@@Himle_ indeed the alcohol evaporates off pretty quick then you have the usual milliput setting time

[@AlexHasAnAxe]

I’m a blacksmith, and when I need a new tool, I make it. I’ve adapted the philosophy with sculpting. Your video was very useful. Thank you 🙏

[@subodai85]

Milliput has been around for donkeys years and have so many different types too. Green stuff was the classic GW “gamer friendly” answer to that which costs a fortune per gram (as with everything else GW). Some people make it work, and GW always used to make a point of showing their sculpts as allegedly using green stuff from GW. But it’s just not as good as good ole milliput. There’s a reason it’s used globally by millions of aircraft model makers and has been for decades

[@nekrataali]

I'm going to shill Tom Mason and his channel here on KZbin, the Mini Sculpting Super Show. He's done work for Reaper, WizKids, and small indie companies. His tutorials on what tools to use, the difference between the types of putty, and even how to make armatures is the best I've seen here on KZbin. I would like to see more conversion and kitbash content on this channel, because Tom's content is mostly focused on working from scratch. Sometimes I just need to know how to work on Space Marines, you know? Speaking of armatures, it's one thing I've found I need to do a lot more of. I've found myself wasting a lot of time fighting with putty, trying to get it in the right spot. This can be avoided with metal wire from twist ties, paper clips, aluminum foil, and some air dry clay as a base to work from. It also saves money so you're not wasting your expensive putty making solid pieces. I think a lot of people get put off from green stuff, Milliput, Procreate, etc. because they don't start with a proper armature skeleton to work from.

[@Anymus1505]

Yes, more conversion.

[@leighbrown5430]

OK that fur is amazing .. you need to do a video on how to sculpt fur like that !!

[@thezurban7209]

Yes more conversions Please!! %100

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Money saving idea for people without files. Don't buy a file, use a brick to file the end of a brass wire as shown in this video

[@MoronicMiner]

I tend to mix my green stuff with Milliput for a good texture blend and easy sculpting.

[@ricci8497]

Yes to more conversion content, please. Tools used for sculpting is always a hard subject that you simplified fantastically many sculptors use tools that they feel comfortable with and often over time fashion most of the tools they use themselves or modify bought tools, shapers though I have to say are a must-have and can be found pretty cheaply.

[@clinicallyawesomeshow]

I totally agree with you on this. I'm a sculptor myself and when it comes to sculpting tools. most of the time homemade tools work better. Although I also have standard sculpting tools, I only use them for rough sculpting like adding or removing volumes of sculpey ,apoxie clay etc. And for detail works, I still revert back to homemade tools to kick those details in. And most of them are made from metal stirring sticks like Tamiya for example.

[@finnishfatman]

Proper tools are essential for every job/work, IF the maker wants to get more out of whatever they're doing 👍

[@saltedllama2759]

Really good stuff here. Thanks!

[@berthulf]

I love the home-made tools. I have a bunch of old sprue bits and toothpicks that I've filed to shape, some of which have served me well for over a decade.

[@miniamas]

Thanks for all the great advice

[@nikborz1039]

Thank you always a nice videos

[@hobbithubby5076]

I picked up a firm colorshaper a few months ago. It’s amazing for shaping green stuff for gap filling. Not brave enough to try more legitimate sculpting, but this video certainly is making the case that I should try.

[@romankovbasniuk1826]

Conversions and kitbashes are two of my favorite aspects of this hobby! I'm so happy that you recorded this video, and I'm looking forward to the next one. By the way, your editing quality is definitely improving!

[@hydradominatus6324]

I'd love to see how you sculpted the trim on your Nightlord because I've never been able to find a tutorial for it, that conversion also has the cleanest press moulding I've ever seen.

[@trovarion]

next video :)

[@valaquenta220]

Hello Trovarion, I only just found out about your channel...and it's awesome. Say, with ALL these new craftworld models coming out, and them being so hyped, do you think you'll make a detailed video about how to paint them? I struggle to find good painting guides for craftworld, and I'd really like to see how you would paint them. Thanks a lot !

[@trovarion]

do you mean Eldar/Aeldari? Yeah, I'll make one or two videos in a bit using them.

[@valaquenta220]

@@trovarion Yeah the Aeldari. Thanks then, that would be super helpful for a lot of people I think. Lots of us are going to be needing a good painting guide for these guys the coming weeks xD

[@andresperedo1275]

The good news if that, if you play the video at double the speed, is still longer than 3 minutes XD Great video, as usual!

[@trovarion]

damn!

[@n6356583]

There are a million painting channels, and a couple of sculpting channels. Very rare do you find the two in the same place. I'd absolutely hope to see more sculpting content from yourself.

[@AdamWhitehead111]

I find milliput too crumbly. I find green stuff too waxy. I found that both of these issues disappear if you mix them together. You get a putty that is easier to work with and cures rock solid, while being less brittle than milliput. And you can adjust the mix to get the properties best suited to what you are working on. I also find uses for the traditional metal tools (I've got some pretty thin and pointed one) and the soft tools. And a wet finger. Can't say that I ever had a big problem blending green stuff. Water works with green stuff too. Not in quite the same way as Milliput. Honestly, these days I just avoid using epoxy putty. If a project needs it, it ends up being pushed to the back of the queue. It's just a hassle to dig out the tools, mix the putty etc. etc. I'm just getting lazier in my old age.

[@chrisbrenchley4662]

I came here to advocate a milliput/GS mix, too. For exactly the same reasons. My sculpting conversions are at the front of my queue though- I love it!

[@tmass1]

which milliput do you use??????????????????

[@stormycatmink]

I love my colorshapers. I think I have the same ones. For pointy stuff, I actually have a tiny olfa cutting blade (I think they call it an art blade?) on a tiny Tamiya blade holder. I'm actually going to talk to my dentist about seeing if he can recommend the right tool for a tiny sickle cutter. But I'm with you, I'm baffled by the tools most people use for minis. Just don't work. Too much tribal knowledge and not enough people truly exploring the options. Like primers. Still have to go to scale modelling videos to find any good info on what kind of primers to use when, and the differences between them all.

[@flickgeek830]

I'd love a tutorial on how you made your own sculpting tools.

[@Chp82]

Thanks Trovarion. Very helpful. And nice timing! I'm half way through my o first sculpt. I like green stuff. Both have thier uses I'm sure but overall I'm preferring Milliput. Can I ask what grit of sandpaper do you use for Milliput? Nvm! I got the answer from the God Tier gap filling vid you linked! :)

[@alyssaleznar5290]

Perfect! Thank you so much for explaining, now I know I need to buy milliput instead of green stuff.

[@rogthepirate4593]

Huh. I think I'll have to try out Milliput standard then. My go-to store only had superfine when I ordered mine, which is kind of a chore to sculpt with because it's quite smeary and sticky for some reason (maybe I just had a bad batch, I dunno), so I only use it for bulking out bases, really. But I'll definitely give it another chance I think.

[@fernlenker]

hi, looked you photo tipps and... OH why aren't such teachers at school like you, we all will see things in the right light ? THANK you! please what does "PGMNT ,,, can not see" mean? all the best whishes to you! greetings

[@krlecool8445]

Well, I'm sold. I recently bought a roll of Green Stuff World's Greenstuff because it was available in my country. Now, or rather when I get my next pay check, I'm gonna order some Milliput from eBay.

[@ariandynas]

So in other words... you'd apparently approve of the dental pick I use. Go fig.

[@ErebosGR]

PSA: Those aren't loincloths, nor tabards. They are monastic scapulars. Certain legions and ranks wear them because they are basically war monks.

[@bobbrown6389]

I do a lot of kitbashing and conversions of my Army as I have a Catachan Battalion, and using different manufacturers of kits, for my female units, Penal close combat, and lots of different Armoured units, etc, also war won trophies like a lot of Ork battleWagons, great command centers, Comms unit, and supply carriers. I use miliput, great stuff, and Superglue with Bicarb of soda, also use a construction resin from our local store, also a resin from our $2.00 shop which works just a no thrills resin. Trial of different stuff, but first try on scrap plastic as some stuff will melt the plastic, as I do sculptures in clay, and work with Gemstones to pay for my hobby needs, I make my own tools for my needs. As I'm an Injured veteran, wheelchair-bound, as hobbies keep me very focused on my needs, maybe disabled but I still have hands, can breathe and have a heartbeat, love life, and living, cheers everyone.

[@Valandar2]

The ONLY thing I disagree with you is about the putty. Greenstuff CAN hold fine detail, those grains you point out are malleable. The deal is... greenstuff is actually better for organic shapes, while milliput is better for hard surface shapes. And simple water can lubricate tools for both greenstuff and milliput.

[@MountainsideTabletop]

Damn so many good tips in this vid!

[@mwnciboo]

I use milliput and Green stuff... But milliput for the final surface, superfine milliput and rub with finishing sticks and it goes Glossy and a glass like super finish

[@alessiodecarolis]

Well, effectively I use home made gear when I'm sculpting with GS, they're cheaper and more easy to build with the right materials. I build a pair with GS!

[@grimmriffer]

Good point on the right tools first. BTW, I've got a bricklayer's trowel, any tips for moulding capes onto epic 6mm space marines?

[@crips2668]

Hell yeah the intro is awesome. Only one thing: I found it a little bit too much when the Headline/title flew in two times. Maybe reduce it to one time at the end? Regarding the Kitbash topic: I can´t get enough of these. Especially yours! They are not like "I took part 1 from kit 1 and put them on model 2 instead of the box model". You always sculpt and put way more effort in them then expected. That is really cool and inspiring. Keep it up!

[@EarhirX]

I would wear a loincloth everywhere if only it wasn’t frowned upon by society

[@bicskeiz]

Yes, more conversions please! My only problem with Milliput is, that it wont really stick to other materials...

[@themenace5017]

Awesome video sir, I'd love to see more In depth kit bashing tutorials. My sculpting ability Is nonexistent, but I'd love to develope it . Keep up the work sir🖖

[@Valandar2]

From the POV of a sculptor... loincloths cover a multitude of sins. :D

[@xvbd6067]

I have enormous respect for the craftsmanship, but I have a day job. But maybe someday I'll give it a try

[@subodai85]

Definitely want to see more sculpting and conversions. You gloss over it but your sculpting is top notch mate

[@Hellinacar]

Good video, I have some shapers already but may make some of the tools you mentioned. Will keep an eye out for the ball tool as well. One question I had was around getting milliput to stick to the model/ surface. When I have been using it, it doesn’t seem to adhere to the model, am I doing so,etching wrong with the mix?

[@glenmurie]

I do the main masses and rough shapes of a large project like that lizardman all in green stuff. On larger projects (doing mutations on chaos knights at the moment) I find green stuff and larger tools are perfect, and then if I want to get down to small details then use Milliput over the green stuff or for individual small things. Once I'm doing the small stuff I do use my set of size 0 color shapers and needles! I find Miliput to be messier, fussier, and more difficult to use, while green stuff is faster and easier to hit the ground running with as a beginner.

[@attemptedunkindness3632]

"We need to bring back loincloths" is all I heard. Breeze for the Balls God! Comfort for the Sack Throne!

[@ricksanchez3204]

Amazon sells a set of silicone sculpting tools, a 10 pk of 5bg 5sml, for $5 very useful and they have the ball tool on the other.

[@Gumlass1]

I saw 52 Miniatures using a 50/50 mix of Greenstuff and Milliput. I tried it, and it's great for certain usages!

[@D00M3R-SK8]

I bought some colour shapers a while back, but maybe they are not firm enough. they work, but they take a long time. I'm not clear on how you made your metal tool though, just that it had something to do with the file. I also bought a full set of sculpting tools (and have an older citadel one, too) but like you said, they're pretty useless really, about about 95% of them are shapes I'm never going to use. I have a spare Awl that will likely work as a needle tool though. thanks for the advice on that one.

[@lokalnyork]

I actually mix GS and Milliput, so I have something in-between.

[@timberknuckle8281]

2min, and yer crackin me up with the funny voice overs. As usual tho, great and informative vid

[@wyrdstoned4824]

Definitely want more conversions and sculpting work. Trov, if people dont want to make their own needle tool, another cheap way to get one is a wristwatch spring bar/end link tool. Will have a pointed fork side and a needle side. Worth checking out usually only a few bucks.

[@wraithship]

I only use greenstuff for parts that I need to be resilient or as a core structure. Miliput has the downside of being more delicate and chippable. So stronggreen stuff underneath and detailed milliput on top gives you the best of both worlds. Or an a simple exposed cable that could get knocked is another place to use greenstuff

[@Deltrox98]

I would love to hear more about how you work with milliput. Do you use any kind of water to smooth it? How do you prevent it from sticking to your tools? What's the best way to clean up mistakes?

[@foxhound24]

Hey trovarion! I was watching your content a few months ago and honestly while you are a brilliant painter , the content you were producing didn’t show the justice of your pieces, but now having revisited, you have improved by miles! You constantly switch with a variety of camera angles, keeping it interesting, you keep the mood up with witty language but still getting in the important info , all in a great , somewhat bite size video, not too mention how you’ve started using more music throughout the video witch keeps it less monotone where before you where just talking with no background sound! I can’t emphasise enough how well you’ve improved, and I’ll definitely be regularly watching from now on! Keep up the great work :D

[@trovarion]

almost like it's true what they say: If you keep learning you might be getting better!

[@foxhound24]

@@trovarion also sorry if this came across abit rude at the start , I was just trying to be more honest 😅

[@trovarion]

@@foxhound24 no prob at all! honesty when expressed in a non-hostile way is always good.

[@warmanship]

Definitely want to see more conversions and kitbashes from you. Also as an idea for a video: how about some artistic tips for bases, when to go humble and minimal and when to go for story with your base.

[@NinSonyFan]

The best advice i ever got was to mix green stuff and miliputy

[@adamjackson260]

Awesome video. Great points and thank you for sharing.

[@youtousim]

That's all good and fine advice. But now show me how to sculpt with knife and fork and a shoelace please.

[@4342ace]

cheap way for a needle point many people might have is an old compass, some even have a thicker needle point attachment for scoring a circle

[@TylerProvick]

I watch these videos and I say: Oh, that's how you do it. Then I try to do it and fail hard. Since I've spent so long painting and not sculpting the difference in developed skill is so severe I feel like I'm doing something wrong, rather then doing it right but poorly. The thing that kills me the most frequently is putting lifting out of gaps as I try to smooth it and otherwise not sticking to the surface.

[@johnlanger7852]

The cloth you and many think is a loin cloth is a half tabard, while a full tabard covers from shoulders down the half is waist down

[@MrSBPlays]

Thanks Trov great video! Here's some algorithm boosting

[@troynixeycomix]

I picked up a set of metal sculpting tools and don't use any of them. A ball tool and the all mighty toothpick are my aces in the hole. :D

[@redrooster7371]

I would like definitely conversions and sculpting!

[@mumbles47455]

Congrats on 100k Subs!! Well deserved! 🥳 🎉

[@ataraxiapainting]

More more more pls!!!

[@AngusBeef0]

wire frame with greenstuff as bulk of sculpt, then milli for finer details?

[@instantpain6645]

Have you tried combining green stuff and milliput

[@fjalarhenriksson]

yeah i love milliput, comes in many colors easy to mix the parts togeather, dries much faster

[@nightfire734]

I would like to see more of sculpting chaos spikes and raised idk what they call it on space marine armor.

[@dangerouslycheezy5429]

i really like the citadel sculpting tool is one of their few useful products, mine is the old one that came by itself not the new triple pack one tho so not sure if they changed.

[@alexanderk.7782]

Hab jetzt schon einige Videos gesehen wo Welche die Beiden (GSundMilip.) 50/50 verbinden und quasi das beste von beidem Material für sich nutzen. Was sagst du dazu? LG p.s. und Veränderungen der vorhandenen oft gleich aussehenden Minis - immer her damit.

[@nigelsmith7366]

Milliput has been used by professional sculpturs for many years to create all sorts of figures and busts

[@codelicious6590]

You get a loincloth and YOU get a loincloth and YOU get a loincloth!

[@Noir_Raven]

Definitely more conversions. There are so many different sides to this hobby, but out of all of them, making models uniquely my own, gives me the most joy. It's great to see how others approach conversions, and since there are so many techniques and tools, you can always learn something new. : )

[@GeneralKitastrophe]

this may explain why I regularly use the pointy end of my scalpel

[@lotharworks]

only just started using millieput again after using green stuff for years and so far the only thing i can see that GS has over MP is that its easier to cut when i make a mold of something and leave it for a couple of days where as MP goes rock solid apart from that MP is so much better and doesnt have the stupid cured together bit that most packets of GS has so very little waste for the money

[@orinm4128]

Not gonna lie I really want to see that primaris chaos space marine you were working on. That is some fine work on that trim!

[@firesotormlizard01]

The more conversions and sculpting the better. This is an area I'm not yet brave enough to break into and need to watch more quality content about.

[@SheepWaveMeByeBye]

I buy fancy tools and always end up using a toothpick and a scalpel.

[@grouchy88]

I'd love to see your take on something like a high ranking imperial civilian/aristocrat or an inquisitor 😁

[@Monkeyshaman]

A good appropriately sized flat and a needle in a mechanical pencil will get you most of if not all the way.

[@reinhardveltrup9232]

how to sculpt - Step one: make your own prison shank

[@dfly27485]

I call the underneath and in between parts of their armor the pajamas.

[@MarcinEstkowski]

I like your videos very much. Thank you for this one.

[@fulcrum8583]

I do neurosurgery with a jackhammer!

[@R.J.MacReady1982]

milliput and greenstuff combination 😍

[@mato_2000]

A 3 minute long talk in under 7 minutes! I give this video 11 out of 10!