Kitbashing Tomb Kings with Custom Sculpted Pieces! Create Simple Press Molds to Convert Your Army
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Hi everyone! Welcome to the first video in a series for my Tomb Kings of Khemri army for Warhammer: The Old World. Let's sculpt some custom pieces and then create simple press molds/stamps. Easily make a stunning army of custom models with a few simple sculpting and mold making tips.
Materials:
Kneadatite Blue/Yellow epoxy putty (Also known as "green stuff")
Variety of sculpting tools (assorted jewelers tools, needles, etc)
Colour Shaper: size 0, Firm, Taper point
Fine tweezers
Hobby knife
Scrap plasticard
Lip balm/petroleum jelly
Super glue
I really wanted to start messing around with green stuff and Matt comes in at the perfect time.
I'm glad it worked out that way! Good luck with your sculpting!
EYO!? Such a simple technique, and yet such a great result!
Simple and easy, hope you try it out! Thanks for watching!
What a great way to update the old TK models!
Very cool. I did something similar by making blu-stuff moulds for the Tomb King Blood Bowl team pieces to add to my skeleton warriors. Also made some for the chariot rider loin cloths.
great idea!
Great tutorial. Your videos are always so relaxing, I never want them to end!
That's very kind of you! Thanks for watching. I'll keep 'em coming every week. Maybe things will really take off one day and I'll be able to go full-time!
@@MattsHobbyHour Hope so! You're like the Bob Ross of Warhammer RUclips, very soothing. Plus, Old World is the best!
I bought some kind of thermoplastic polymer off Amazon to do push casts in. If you are done with a mold you put it in boiling water and can make a new mold. Just got it in the mail recently so haven't tried it yet. I like your idea of using green stuff, but my old arthritic hands have a really hard time mixing that stuff, so I tend to avoid it nowadays and only use it when I absolutely have to. Definitely a cool way to make your own conversion parts. Those skeletons look great. Thanks for the video Mr. Matt.
I have heard about that stuff but haven't used it before. Let me know how it works out for you!
Sorry to hear about your difficulties mixing green stuff. This may help out: If I have to mix a lot I like to mix it in the sink under hot running water. The hot water makes it really soft and easy to mix.
Incredible channel man, well deserving of many more followers. Happy to have found you today!
Thank you! Welcome to the channel and I'm glad you're here.
Great work, very simple thing that gives a great result
Thanks!
Excellent tutorial Matt
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
So helpful. Thanks Matt!!🌭🌭🌭
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Yaaaaassss, love the yu-gi-oh! touch!
Thanks! Yeah I couldn't resist. I'll have to make a few more references in the rest of the army!
@@MattsHobbyHour I was planning on doing my shields and robes on mine purple but after seeing these I’m inspired to fully lean into a yu-gi-oh theme. The way would done the push molds is great too
@@bristlebauss78 awesome! Don't forget to share your results! I'd love to see them.
Great as always Matt. More sculpting pls!
Thanks! Will do!
Hell yeah man, sub'd for more sculpting!
thanks for watching and for subscribing!
Hi Matt, love the videos. Wondered if you'd be willing to give a go at your own interpretation at the 3rd Edition Tyranid codex colour scheme? Love the work!
Thanks! The red and black scheme from the codex art? I've gotten a couple requests for that, I'll add it to the queue. Thanks for watching!
Hey, how do you make a female Egyptian headdress? (Trying a kitbash and customizatio)
I think that style would be more difficult to make a press mold, especially if it wraps around the head. It wouldn't be too hard to sculpt a single one, but if you want to make multiples, you might have better luck looking for 3D printed files. Good luck!
sweeet. whatever happened to that wolf boy...
still unpainted and waiting for a rainy day! Or maybe for the right inspiration.