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Black Scorpion miniatures
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Tutorials for sculpting, converting and painting miniatures by hand! All miniatures sculpted and painted by Adam Clarke for Black Scorpion miniatures.
How to bend and adjust resin miniatures.
Adjusting, fixing or tweaking the look of resin miniatures is easy. Here's how!
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Miniatures sculptor explains the different putties.
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A quick guide to some of the main putties I use, what they're for. Pros and cons! Whether you want to sculpt or convert Games Workshop Warhammer models or others, these putties can help.
Using Contrast paints as inks.
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A method I use to paint the Black Scorpion display models. Using Contrast paints as inks to achieve quick and effective shading on your miniatures.
Sculpting a 5mm head in Green stuff.
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Basic demo of how to sculpt a head for 28-35mm miniatures in green stuff. Nowadays I sculpt in Polymer clays, but this was the way we used to sculpt at GW with green stuff. Green stuff is also widely used for conversions do good to know how to use it!
Painting Faded Denim on miniatures.
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Quick and easy guide to achieve a faded denim look on jeans. Perfect for Old West miniatures.
Thanks a lot!
Special kind of awesome when I see people sculpt minis on a drill tool.
Thanks! I used it for my NCR veteran ranger!
Why does everyone use that "Green stuff"? It looks like trying to sculpt with bubble gum. There are much better alternatives, such as Magic Sculp, for sculpting.
Wow! That is cool.
Dang !! I would have an eyestrain by the time I get the nose done.
Where can I get the knight on the bird?
Don't lick your tools when working with this kind of material. You can expose yourself to some nasty chemicals.
Would love to know how you take your miniatures and turn them into a mould / product.
I'v learnt a lot from this video. Very helpful to follow the process. Looking forward to see the future video about doing this in polymer clay. 😀
I've heard tell of sculptors mixing small amounts of polymer clay with epoxy putties such as Green Stuff to extend working time or to modify other properties of the epoxy putty. Do you have an opinion on this you could share?
Lovely, thank you!
Thanks for the tutorial, which brushes do you use?
So here's a question: I have a set of the "D&D Collector's Series Adult Red Dragon" assembled but it's missing its wings. I do have greenstuff and Vallejo liquid putty in the tube (the one with the fine tip applying nozzle) but the gaps on where the wings should go are rather large. What putty would be best to fill those the best way with the least amount of shrinkage?
For large gaps I’d suggest milliput. If it’s really big you might need to put in one stage of filling let that dry, then a second layer where you fill and smooth the edges. Millilput can also be smoothed with a brush and water as a final stage.
@@blackscorpionminiatures Thanks mate. It's not a gap between two parts but more a "big cut" in one resin part. 1.5mm deep and 1-2mm wide. A slot for the missing wings. I'll think I'll go with miliput and let it dry a few days before painting and priming.
Nice stuff! Thnx!!
Thank you! My tombstone order is in transit.
Thank you for the inspiration to mix the base color with the contrast paint. Looking forward to more vidoes from you - but take your time :-)
One of my favorite Sculpters now showing off how the magic happens. Very interesting and fascinating to watch. THANK YOU.
Great Video! When you say Polymer clay do you mean fimo? I just assumed everything was done in greenstuff.
Yes Fimo is one, I use sculpey. I'll be making another video on different putties but nowadays I use sculpey for most sculpting.
That's a very pointy clay shaper. Did you sharpen it, if so, how?I've tried in the past but have just ended up either cutting badly or tearing the rubber
I have a couple, one is more blunted after use, this one is just new. You can get different shapes with a more pointy end though!
I must have been unlucky with blunt tips then. I shall have to try before I buy! Thanks
Impressive how quick that is
I love your initiative to share your sculpting progress. Love all your steps. Please share more sculpting sections during the year - year by year. Best regards HBS Hobby Bunker Schriesheim 🛡️⚔️ 🇩🇪
Thanks! I will do more to come!
Wow, incredible levels of skill on display here. Way beyond my skill levels currently, but I picked up plenty of pointers to help me with more humble green stuff conversions.
There will be more green stuff videos on the way, heads are one of the harder things to do so don't worry!
Great tutorial - thanks!.