Building Terrain Cheap and Easy - Underdark Crystals DnD Wargaming Terrain
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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These crystals are part of my Underdark series
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In this video, I show my process for building my cave crystals intended for use with my Underdark Style tiles. If you have more ideas for the Underdark series I am working on please drop a comment below. Even if you don't have ideas, please comment below. I would love to hear from you! I enjoy dungeonmastering, wargaming, painting miniatures, and building terrain and post related to those topics on all my platforms.
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Saw these crystals on your instagram and was so pleased to find out you made a tutorial video! Very informative, concise, and inspiring! Thanks Jeremiah!
Are you part of the Tabletop Crafters Guild on Facebook? You should be sharing your videos there. We gotta kickstart your channel growth!
I am. But not very active. Wasn't sure what I could and couldn't share. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing such an easy to follow crystal painting guide 🙂 I'm about to paint up some 3D printed crystal clusters and your paint scheme is perfect 🙂
I was a bit disappointed after you first sprayed them, but after the dry brushing they just pop! Fantastic job!!
Yes, they do. Thank you!
Killer! I just recently started getting into painting minis for my dnd sessions. I've been wanting to step up my game for terrain as I typically use a grid white board with wet erase markers. Your videos have inspired me hahaha. Keep up the good work. :)
That means a lot to me. Thank you!
Hey here are those cool crystals! Awesome work man,
Hey, thanks! I appreciate it!
These look incredible! Great tutorial!
Thank you! They are definitely fun to make.
Cool video! I look for inspiration how to paint a crystal skull on a staff. I think you helped in the process, so thanks :)
Than you! Good to hear about helping the process.
Always awesome work!
Thank you!
Jeremiahs in the house!!!
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Cool video bro :)
Thanks, I appreciate it
Hey, this is awesome. Thank you for a detailed video.
Could you please tell if i can pour resin on top of it? Or silicon liquid on top of it. I'm willing to make my own crystal molds from scratch without using any readily available crystal points
Yeah you can definitely coat them in resin. You can use silicone to make molds but the foam has a tendency to float so I would recommend affixing it to something to keep it down.
@@ArtJeremiah That's great! I shall give it a try then and share the results when I do so 😊
@@sarahrahim8297 sounds great!