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these are cool creatures but not from scratch.

Absolutely incredible, both terrain and video production, I'd love to see more

so sick!

This is such an amazing video, the camera work, narration, music, and of course the models themselves are all so great. This channel is such an inspiration I'm so glad to have found it, I'll be working my way through the rest of your previous videos while I eagerly wait the next one

I hate vocal fry

this absolutely rocks. the painting, sculpting, and lore all together is so *chef's kiss* if you ever make more fleshy creatures and want to get some detail on the blank flat parts, you could always use crumpled foil or stipple it with a small wire brush to give it pores.

The mouths would look great with some UV resin drool. You could even tint it verrrry lightly red for bloody drool

Totally fantastic!

I like the video, but the lens haze gave me a headache a couple minutes in and I had to stop watching it.

so i just wanted to say this was very cool i love the eerie look you gave them also that the music you used and your voice are very soothing or the way you narrate is. I'm glad this came up on my feed it helped me focus on my own projects and gave me inspiration for my own ideas, Keep up the good work. :D

Wow these are great, and I love that you give instructions too. I've been crafting for decades and have never seen those metal curved files. Thank you for showing them. I NEED them lol

This is great for a first foray, until you said that I genuinely thought you were an experienced hobbyist! Well done, keep up the flesh monsters <3

Finally, someone who knows how to use a blade teaching proper form.

Kind of reminds me of the monsters from Quake 1,, the Shamblers!!

Holy crap dude you are amazing.

that was awesome great job

Love it ❤

Wire brushes do work, but a file card is better.

You, Sir, just got a new subscriber! So cool!

it would be cool to see a few models of the creatures that have feasted and become engorged

They’re freakin’ adorable!!! 🤭🤭🤭

Stretch marks, you can get them when you gain weight rapidly. Purple and red should be the best colors.

Fantastic miniatures,and video altogether !

Fantastic miniatures,and video altogether

Very awesome craft! I'd love to see more crafts on your channel in the future!

these cam out wonderfully! love the meaty folds of the neck

Incredible work. Really like the use of just dots of PVA glue off a tooth pick to make rivets. I'm definitely going to use that trick going forward. So much easier than gluing tiny dots of card stock made using a small diameter hole punch, which is what I've generally used until now. Using straight glue sounds way easier and less fiddly.

I love everything about this. The bit about flesh poking from the earth reminds me of a TTRPG concept I've toyed with for a few years now, that coincidentally made it into my own Dungeon23 project: the Meat Mold. A sort of cancerous organism with traits of both flesh and fungus, that grows in the earth. As it grows larger and more complex, clinging to cave walls or carving out its own network of hollow innards, its needs for energy increase. Leading it to spawn monsters to go forth and retrieve biomass, to bring back to feed the mother mass. Slowly turning into a monster-filled meat dungeon, whose spawn prey upon the surrounding lands. Adventurers venture deep into the literal bowels of these body-horror complexes, for a variety of reasons. Some seek to destroy the brains and pierce the hearts of the great beast, to bring death via cascading organ failure. (Though the meat mold is tenacious, and tissues may survive, like cancer in remission, to return again decades or centuries later). Others seek treasure, whether left by other adventurers, coalesced from minerals absorbed by the flesh in digestive sacks, or plucked from the meat itself in the form of Exquisite Organs with magical properties. Some folk look for departed loved ones, for it is said that the unquiet dead could bond with the meat, becoming "Refleshed". (Though the forms they take may be...less than ideal.) And then there are those who seek knowledge or power from the meat. Flesh-mages, haruspices, or more esoteric arcanists or lore-seekers, who look for answers or resources in the great beast's gullet. Flesh-cults, graft-cults, refleshing cults, and other such fanatics operate around or inside the dungeon. Nor is the dungeon itself necessarily stupid. Intelligences form within the meat, at times. Brains of various sizes and capabilities, enmeshed with the tissues and using flesh-magic blindly or with purpose. Jockeying for position, access to resources, and ultimately control over the mass itself.

Huh... For the TTRPG I’m making, I think this would be perfect for certain ares whenever I’m finally ready for a proper playtest.

I’m making my own horror based TTRPG and doing everything myself. Artwork, mechanics, lore, and all the little bits and bobs of the game. I’m to a point where even though there won’t be minis or accessories available, they can be made. This video greatly helps because graphite drawing to digital art insert is a nightmare without use of my drawing tablet that’s inaccessible. Creating my own minis and environments to photograph and use as artwork sounds more appealing. But...color theory is as alien to me as these impressive horrors.

If you make a a small doughnut of standard milliput and press it down you can drip isopropyl alcohol into the centre then swirl it in with an old brush. Softens it, you can get to the consistence of cream and then butter in the middle. Both are great for making really workable detail textures on flat surfaces, set slowly, work amazingly easily and take all sorts of imprints from cork, sandpaper, cloth, foil, anything applied at the right stage of it setting. Millibutter also makes the gap filler liquid greenstuff ought to have been and once set it's still totally sandable. (Credits to Marco at his NotJustMecha channel)

I was impressed by the construction, but the paint job blew my socks off. Great build, and great tutorial.

Idk what you said little kid, but i like it! Also, Vampire Hunter D: Blood lust. Thank me later

Awesome update again. U did a great work 👍👍

I don't think there's anything wrong with having detailed areas and smooth "blank" areas. It adds interesting contrast

Great work with the little creatures, very Giger-like. For future sculpting, you can stipple the semi-cured greenstuff with a stiff brush and a sponge to get some pretty helpful textures.

fantastic

This project is so cool! The builds, the lore, the videography--it's all great. I've been wanting to play The Doomed for a while--it's cool to see people making stuff for it.

Thanks for the tip with the rifflers!

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Fantastic video, really inspiring

Beautiufl piece of work 👍👍

why would anyone plaster tiles on a wall like that ?

Incredible terrain, and I loved the lore and explanations you gave in the background! Hoping to see more in the future :)

Really surprised to see you only had one crafting video and only 352 subs! This is top notch stuff :) if you end up doing more I'll be watching. Your painting on this piece really made it pop and inspired me to rethink some of the stuff I am brewing I bought your mothership module as well. Love the Alien RPG and made a bunch of maps for it, but always wanted to try mothership

Wow this tool looks really useful!

Not enough table-top terrain crafting videos where the terrain is designed to be modular. Most people just make one-off, centerpiece, scatter terrain