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Wow, thank you so much for kind words ☺️ It’s really motivating me to continue doing more

Thank you 😊 Some day I will manage to visit you to take some photo class 😅

@@virrcraft np😉

Thank you, bro! 😊 check out full video if you like the result 😅

Thanks! Glad, that you like it

Haha, thank you 😊 It’s nice that you admit it 😅

thank you :) if you are interested in the process of how it was done, there is a video on my channel

Thank you! 😁

Oh, thank you so much for kind words ☺️

thanks :) I hope you enjoyed watching my video

thank you ;)

Thank you for this tip. Yes, for the middle part it’s clear and I tried to remove this later as well. For the ratio - interesting. Need to try it :)

Thank you for kind words 😊

Thaaaaaank you for awesome models ;) and I'm glad that you like it!

thank you :) I'm glad, that YT promoting me to someone :)

I don’t remember exactly, but I used the gloves that came with either the mounting foam or the hair dye (I found some on the shelf). regular latex ones or something like that definitely won’t work. If you're not sure, I recommend testing the gloves first by placing a few drops of solvent on them and waiting a couple of minutes. basically mine were like a plastic bag but shaped like gloves and it worked.

@@virrcraft Nice thank you for your reply. In the meanwhile I found out that DCM is desolving most plastic types which makes it dificult to find protective gloves, but there are pva gloves that are used in a lab and these are definately a good protection. But aparenty as long as you dont plan to dump your hands into the DCM you will be just fine with any gloves (as some kind of splash protection).

@@Pontos420 that’s also true. I mean if it dissolve gloves in matter of minutes - it should be fine, coz we need to immerse the model for just a couple of seconds - after which the gloves can be immediately removed. I didn’t had any problems with mine, but I’m very glad that you care about safety! I first tried regular latex gloves and they were destroyed in the matter of seconds (tried not on my hands 😅)

Oh really? I'm so glad that my video appeared on your feed :) I hope you will also like the new videos - welcome to the channel :)

@@virrcraft absolutely!!! I will definitely be watching 😊 And looking forward to future projects

@@cerisekappes580 There are definitely a couple of ideas that I want to implement as soon as possible :) both - for crafting and for painting

@@virrcraft sounds great 😊

Oh, thank you! I'm very glad you liked it

Wow, thank you so much for this feedback! Work in progress on the next video :) so stay tuned ;)

Oh, thank you! I have few more to watch - I hope you can enjoy them as well 👍🏻

Thanks. Which color you like more than the others from this set?

@@virrcraft The Salmon is very cool.

Thank you very much!

Thank you! Glad that could help you to enjoy the view. Why you can’t print? Don’t have 3d printer or something else (if not a secret)?

Thank you, do you like an idea of bottle toppers?

Yes i use bottle toppers. I have some of Puck and some of my own dingo @@virrcraft

@@DingoPaintsMinis wow, that’s really impressive! Where I can check yours? I’m really curious

Indeed. I also expected to have bigger difference, but still good to have this comparison. I think with normal acrylic or even with normal speed paint/contrast paint differences will be more noticeable… you can try and tell me with your products how it work!

Thank you :) it’s very nice to receive such feedback. I hope you can also enjoy other videos on the channel - welcome

Thank you, I hope you will get your set soon. Yeah, this idea came to my mind during the painting - I just thought what if… and here we go :)

Thank you, new line is awesome, I need to try it as well! Have you already tried it?

ahaha, hell yeah! thank you, Ty for this topper and for everything what you're doing for 3D Printing community! Much appreciate it! I really proud of to be a part (even small) of this huge community!

Exactly! It will be so hard to paint miniatures without miniatures 🤣 Thanks for such a great releases! I hope you like the final results ;)

Oh, thank you so much :)

Thanks for your comment ;) Yes, if speaking about natural fire - you’re absolutely correct. First - it was printed red :) Secondly - it could not directly from fire but from something like magma or so ;) so in that sense - more flexible parts will be less cold and more orange and full busy will be colder outside… but yeah, I got your point and thanks for that :)

Thanks bro 😎

Oh man, thank you so much! 😊 I’m so glad that you enjoyed it

have no idea what are you talking about :)

Oh thank you! Yeah, slap chop is a great thing for beginners like me, plus adding more elements from different techniques making it great solution and final results looks awesome on the table

Oh, thank you :) I hope you enjoyed watching the process of creating this diorama ☺️

You’re welcome ;) despite the fact that it can be dangerous - the result is quite good and, subject to safety precautions, everything should be ok;)

Thank you for watching, man! So nice to see such a comments ☺️ I will try to improve my skill it even further!

thank you so much for subscribing! I found this on Thingiverse. give me a moment - will try to find the link

www.thingiverse.com/thing:2600235

@@virrcraft Thank you!

@@Raykrueger you’re welcome! Always happy to help 😊

Thanks :)

you are definitely right about the dangers of this substance and I was actually able to find information that According to the web search results, dichloromethane (also known as methylene chloride) is a solvent that has been banned in consumer and commercial paint strippers in the European Union since 2012. However, some EU countries may grant derogation for professional use under certain conditions. The UK was the only EU country who made use of this possibility before its withdrawal from the Union. Dichloromethane is also used in other applications such as aerosol solvent, pharmaceutical production and degreasing agent. so, subject to safety precautions (which, by the way, I warned about in the video), I see no problems in using this chemical agent.