Cheap miniatures for tabletop games - watch DM Andy build junk bots for One Page Rules and 40k

Dungeon Master Andy builds robots out of paperclips, beads and Ink pens. These cheap miniatures are pennies to make and will be the shiny center peice of your miniatures collection

[@aaronglaab6304]

I had my doubts but I stayed with it and I am not disappointed!! Those turned out really cool! And just dollar store or junk drawer bits. Bravo

[@pitch4kman]

You're the best, thank for watching

[@hilkokriel5659]

"I don't have money for miniatures". Dungeon Master Andy: " Hold my beer"

[@pitch4kman]

This may be the greatest comment of all!

[@Bluecho4]

Very good work.
One could definitely add all sorts of extra bits, like tiny beads or plasticard panels (store-bought plastic "Keep Out" signs can be cheap for this) to add more detail and obscure the wiring underneath.

[@pitch4kman]

Totally agree, I love these little guys

[@sw33n3yto00]

Hmm, could use a similar build for brights, elementals, or wraiths.

[@pitch4kman]

Like I said shark scorpion squid monster lol thanks for watching

[@archersfriend5900]

Really cool. I do a lot of mini crafting, but i learned a new technique with this video!

[@CraftNicks]

Super creative! Diggin these. Nice work

[@pitch4kman]

Try it... you'll live these

[@mikesmith2905]

Nice. I make up 'toy soldier' sets to give away in 1:32 and 1:72 (cheapest). For sci fi I have used Dark & Light Alliance 'stalker' figures as 'space pirates' and modded WW2 paratroops as 'space troopers', looks like one or both are going to be getting some heavy assistance. Thanks for posting.

[@paintedfigs7892]

This is genius.

[@pitch4kman]

Thank you

[@user-bx5vv6ny4x]

Hello Dungeon Master Andy. I enjoyed your video especially your enthusiastic voice over. What was the thin wire you used to wrap round the paper clips?

[@DF-ds4cx]

LoL