Finishing Touches in the Movement Trays
Wrapping up the movement tray project with autumn grass tufts, plus first impressions of Pillillage after an introductory game at the LGS.
Miniature base decoration techniques including texture, grass, rocks, and scenic elements.
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Wrapping up the movement tray project with autumn grass tufts, plus first impressions of Pillillage after an introductory game at the LGS.
Finishing the scenic movement trays with dry brushing, Vallejo texture paste tips, Gamers Grass tufts, and a magnet test—plus thoughts on daily vlogging struggles.
Building scenic magnetic movement trays for Midgard using 3D printed bases, flexible steel sheets, and Vallejo mud texture—a practical tutorial on the whole process.
Finishing up a custom monolith bearer miniature conversion with chains, modeling compound, and base work before priming.
Finishing up a base with traditional flock, testing cherry blossom tufts, and a reminder to take a breath when life gets hectic.
Rolling for the next Dolmenwood monster, unboxing a Dusk mini crate, flocking bases, and a warning about mistaking planning for doing.
Finishing up a base with dirt effects, weathering powders, and liquid chrome scratches on metal panels.
The custom 3D printed base inserts for Crucible Guard worked perfectly—plus celebrating 100 subscribers!
Day 101 pushing through extreme sickness—at least the bases printed successfully.
Day 100 of hobby vlogging while being the sickest I've been—3D printing custom bases using the Z-index trick in Lychee Slicer.
Magnetizing and preparing Legends Games bases for my Trench Crusade warband—the perfect balance of detail without taking forever to paint.
Rebasing 60+ goblins, casting base molds, glazing tongues for 2 hours, and all the tedious progress that doesn't make for exciting video but gets the job done.
Goblins popping off bases, demon prince mold floating to the top, making my own music from a whistle and belly gut smacks. Tomorrow we finally paint.
Sleep-deprived dad energy: fixing toad molds, learning that participation isn't consumption, and discovering I glued figures to basing material instead of the actual bases.
250 bases done with half a jar of homemade basing material—here's the palette knife technique that makes it fast.
250 bases in two hours with homemade basing material. Palette knife technique, finger cleaning, and the coffee grounds recipe.
DIY basing material recipe that costs almost nothing—spackle, baking soda, coffee grounds, and paint. Almost identical to expensive brand name stuff.