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Pawel Jakub Gorecki
Poland
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2013
Hi,
My name is Pawel, and I'm crazy about miniatures. I've been collecting them for last 10 years! Somewhere in the middle, I decided to sculpt my own creatures. I liked it so much that I couldn't imagine doing anything else in my life.
Now, thanks to you guys, we are a company full of passion, cooperating with amazing and creative people from around the world, and we make super quality, unique miniatures.
I some point I decided that I'll do my best to promote the classic way of miniature sculpting.
Instagram: pjg_sculptor
Facebook: Pawel Jakub Gorecki - sculptor
Website: rottenfactory.eu
My name is Pawel, and I'm crazy about miniatures. I've been collecting them for last 10 years! Somewhere in the middle, I decided to sculpt my own creatures. I liked it so much that I couldn't imagine doing anything else in my life.
Now, thanks to you guys, we are a company full of passion, cooperating with amazing and creative people from around the world, and we make super quality, unique miniatures.
I some point I decided that I'll do my best to promote the classic way of miniature sculpting.
Instagram: pjg_sculptor
Facebook: Pawel Jakub Gorecki - sculptor
Website: rottenfactory.eu
Sculpting Miniatures Tutorial - Introduction part 2
Finally! The second video, and the second part of sculpting introduction.
Today I'll show you how the sculpting process looks like in the nutshell. After this, we will be able to focus on the details of the whole process.
Follow me on:
Instagram pjg_sculptor
Facebook Pawel.Jakub.Gorecki.sculptor
If you want to support me, please share the info about my first KS campaign. It will help a lot! :)
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rottenfactory/rotten-miniatures-mmxx
Today I'll show you how the sculpting process looks like in the nutshell. After this, we will be able to focus on the details of the whole process.
Follow me on:
Instagram pjg_sculptor
Facebook Pawel.Jakub.Gorecki.sculptor
If you want to support me, please share the info about my first KS campaign. It will help a lot! :)
www.kickstarter.com/projects/rottenfactory/rotten-miniatures-mmxx
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Sculpting Miniatures Tutorial - Introduction
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I received many questions about the sculpting process. This is why I decided to create a series of videos describing the process of sculpting miniatures. And today we will be talking about the basic steps and tools you need, to start. Tekst źródłowy If you will need info about where to buy a tool - I think that because of the pandemic situation it will be better to support your local hobby stor...
Hello Pawel! Glad I found this. Subscribed
Thanks!
0:15 is that a sculpey + fimo Soft mix? I saw you did the fisherman that way, what would be the reason to mix them both?
Hi mate! Both are thermoset puttys. I use them in mix becuse I find it easyer to work with :).
these are so good, just discovering them!
Thanks!
What is the top layer of miniature base again? I didn't quite catch that
It goes like this: 1. wire 2. Green Stuff 3. Putty like Fimo 4. More Fimo Hope it helps!
it looks like that "next one" is either not coming...but I'm hoping it's still somewhere in the back of your mind. super helpful videos!
Thank you mate! Yes, I'm thinking about making new videos :).
Yay!@@paweljakubgorecki
Me again did you make any new videos on any platform
Hello Pedro! Sadly no... but we will see what will happen this year ;).
What is the GREEN STUFF you mention in the video? And why is it necessary?
The Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part putty :). It helps with the FIMO (or other thermoset putties) sticking to the wire. www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
I love your videos and your artistry, was so sad to see that you were planned series had just suddenly stopped. I apologize if some family tragedy prevented it or other unfortunate event. Though if possible I would very much like to see more !!!
Thank you mate! I'm still thinking about making new videos. I hope it will happen sometime in the future ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thank you so much for the reply. I sincerely hope you are able to create more videos on the subject, I'm an artist of moderate talent but you inspired me to seriously get into miniature sculpting more than any other videos I've seen on TH-cam. Thank you kindly and best regards!
@@AllGoodOutside Wow! I'll keep my fingers crossed for your projects, and hope to see miniatures sculpted by you :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thank you Sir! I appreciate the kind words
Your video was great, I sculpt in plasticera, do you have any advice to harden it, it is the only material that is available here, greetings from Cuba.
Thank you mate! Oh, I'm sorry, I do not know this putty :(.
I would like to see the molding process
Roger that! Will try to show it :).
Woow!! Espero que algun dia puedas subir mas videos estuvo genial tu escultura
Muchísimas gracias :).
Kozak poradnik, czemu nic nienagrywasx, pooglądalbym jak tworzysz modele
Dzięki! :) Niestety nie mam czasu, ale coraz mocniej się zastanawiam czy do tego nie wrócić :).
Amazing video!!!
Thanks :)
I really appreciate your video 🙂🤗
Thanks :)
Very interesting! Care to make a video showing off some various work of yours? - and with one or a few factory produced (or 3D printed) 28 mm figure for scale, please?
Thank you mate :). Sadly I do not have time to make more videos now but will think about it when I'll be back :). Cheers!
What is that green stuff?
Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part epoxy putty. Take a look here :) www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
Hey! You are so good. where is the next video?
Thanks mate! I do not know, I'm buried by work. I will do my best to catch some free time :).
Love it❤
Thank you :).
do you need a klin? what do you do with it after it's done? if so, any equipment guides?
I use the knife to cut off the miniature from the base. Let me know if you will need more info :).
@@paweljakubgorecki I mean, you have to bake the miniatures after it's done, right? and can you just use a regular kitchen oven or something?
@@PSLegend999 Aaahhh ok :D. Yes, you need to bake it, and a regular kitchen oven will work just fine :). Remember not to turn on hot air, and not to overheat the miniatures!
hyy, what is the name of the table, the green color and striped?
This is just a "cutting mat" :).
It seems to me that looking in the cosmetic department of a store you could find a lot of unexpected sculpting tools. I love manicures. There are plenty of small brushes, files, and other implements that can be used. A small fine to course gritt nail file, dotting tool, and other items can be multi purpose. Look for nail art and nail sculpting stuff. They are small and sometimes less expensive than art supplies.
You are right! There are a lot of tools that can be useful :). Thank you for the tip :).
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That was a great video! The detailing is so beautiful, I aspire to become able to bring my sketches to life as well as you!! Keep it up ^^
Thank you mate!:) I keep my fingers crossed for your projects!
amazing work, what if i can't find green stuff
Thanks mate :). Check this link ;) www.greenstuffworld.com/en/55-green-stuff
i hate your voice
Hope all is OK for you and it is other projects of positive events that pulled you away from making the videos. You seem to have a fun/silly side that made me smile. I found making instructional videos to be very/excessively time consuming.
Hi Steve! Yes, I'm ok. Busy with work, as we all I guess :). Thank you, will do my best to add more funniest parts in the next videos :D.
Me waiting till the next part comes out o.o
Hope I'll have more time this year to make more :). Keep your fingers crossed!
wow. where did you go? love your minis. would love to see more tips/tricks and examples.
Thank you! Sadly I had a lot of work, and I do not have time to make videos :(. Hope in the coming year I'll be able to make more tutorials :).
I was looking for a tutorial for sculpting and Yours seems to have a lot of potential! I hope You will resume the series and get more into details 😁
Thank you! I have a lot of work now, but I plan to make some more tutorials. Do not how when, but I have it in plans :D.
@@paweljakubgorecki Good to know 😁 I hope You'll do more tutorials as there isn't much of that kind of content on TH-cam so there is a potential here. Hell who wouldn't want to know how to make a cool figurines of Leshen, Doom Marine, Warhammer 40k or whatever he/she likes 😁
@@Drax658 I already have written down the drafts of videos and all the text, the problem is time here. Will need to add it to my "to do" list for the coming year ;). Good idea with some sci-fi minis, since I do not sculpt such things it will be a good topic to explore!
Hello :) can you help me with a doubt? I want to sculp medium sized monster figures (like 4-5 cm, 1.5-2 inches); then make them into silicon molds and the make resin copies. I would like them to be detailed and it would be nice to be able to sand them (once harden) to make them real smooth.... ive been told sculptey III; premo or the epoxi green stuff are the best options... i need some feedback please tell me your opinion. THANKS
I like monsters! :D. You will not need to sand them if you will sculpt the smooth surfaces. You can use water for Green Stuff, or a soft brusher for Fimo or Sculpey. I do not know why you want to use sandpaper, so It is hard to suggest something. Could you give more info?
@@paweljakubgorecki i just saw that sanding them they get like really smooth surfaces... i was thinking about using green stuff but it dries too quickly and im too slow, so i think im going for super sculpey firm :)
Es una pena que no haya continuado con los tutoriales :( , están geniales y bien explicados
I want to make more videos. But everyday duties and my work do not allow it. Hope I'll find more time in the future, and make more tutorials :). Quiero hacer más videos. Pero los deberes cotidianos y mi trabajo no lo permiten. Espero encontrar más tiempo en el futuro y hacer más tutoriales :). (Google translate)
@@paweljakubgorecki <3
How said Russ:ах тыж грёбаный волшебник!
Спасибо xD
I seem to have missed what 'the green stuff' is. What is it? Thank you so much for the video nonetheless!
The Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part putty :). www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
@@paweljakubgorecki Thanks man!
@@Thomas-Almanza No problem :)
On my hunt for knowledge about sculpting, after watching this, I thought to myself "wasn´t there an article about sculpting in 28 mag vol.3 ?" Yeah, there was. xD
Yes, there was! :D It was fun to make it :). I hope it was helpful for you!
Love the video!
Thank you :)
Hope you do more. Will check in. 🙏🏼
Thanks :)
czy można prosić o nazwy po poslku? jaki drut?
Jasne! Jakie nazwy potrzebujesz? :)
@@paweljakubgorecki co to za drut? z czego? narzędzia to już ogarne sam Jakie materiały do rzeźbienia - jaka pasta czy "green stuff"?
@@Wolcik3000 Drut - miękki mosiądz (dla modelów 30mm - średnica 0,4mm i 0,8 mm). Narzędzia - możesz poszukać starych narzędzi dentystycznych + sylikonowe pędzle. Masy modelarskie - Green Stuff, Fimo Soft/ Professional, Super Sculpey (To już musisz sprawdzić z czym Ci się najlepiej pracuje). Jak jesteś z Krakowa, to zapraszam jutro na 18 do AGTOM. Opowiem więcej :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Dzięki wielkie. Niestety Łódź.
@@Wolcik3000 Szkoda :(. Jak coś Ci jeszcze wpadnie do głowy to pisz :)
Please make more videos about sculpting clay miniatures! You do a great job showing and explaining!
Thank you! I'm buried by work now, but I'm constantly thinking about new tutorials :).
Low-cost way to start. I had to get the magnifying headset. I'm old and the eyesight isn't great for detailed work. Thanks, I'll be following your tutorials.
Thank you :). I'm thinking about getting one for myself! :D
It's been a long time, I really want to see what happens next
I know, and I'm sorry that you need to wait so long ... I have a really busy time now, and after work, I just have no power to work on new videos. But I have it in mind, and I'm planing everything. Sadly I can't say when I'll be able to make new tutorials.
@@paweljakubgorecki It's okay. Watching your instagram posts will be enough for the moment. Also, congratulations for the Kickstarter success
@@elpretender1357 Thanks :). If you will need some info, just let me know. Will do my best to help :).
Great video, I’m looking foward to more parts in this series. If you could, i’d like tips to prevent small details or edges from falling apart or getting smudged, and how to effectively use certain tools.
Thank you :). I'll keep it in mind during making the next videos :).
Your videos are fantastic. Thank you for doing them. What is the green stuff? I saw it on the armature, but don't know what it is made from.
Hi! Thank you! The Green Stuff is a two-part putty :). www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
so.. how to cut out each part to make a mass casting?
This is a really complex topic. I plan to make a video about this.
@@paweljakubgorecki can't wait for it
I missed it. What is the green stuff?
Hi! The Green Stuff is a two-part putty :). www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
Awesome stuff I subscribed!
Thanks!
I've always wanted to start a business sculpting figures for players characters, larger than standard minis, say 3" tall for halflings, 4" for dwarves, 5-6" for elves and humans etc. People could put them on display as they play different characters throughout the years.
This is an awesome idea, and I think there is a niche for products like this. I hope you will try yourself, and sculpt some miniatures :). Keep my fingers crossed!
My husband collects the 3" tall G.I. Joes for this
This is great tutorial for beginners, cape the great videos!
Thank you :)
Can you make a video about how to decide where do divide a miniature for casting?
I want to making a full process: from sculpting to casting :).
When i use greenstuff i lubricate my rubber tools with sculptor's vaseline... what about metal tools when sculpting polymer clay? Also do you spend alot of time rolling and mixing the fimo/sculpy before putting it onto the miniature? You're video was so helpful and inspiring sculpting dude!
Thank! I'm really happy that you like it :). It is a good option to use any vaseline :). You do not need to use vaseline for the Fimo or Sculpey, both not stick to the tools. I make a mix earlier, and keep it in a zip bag :).
It's been six months, I feel it is enough time to upload again unless you are going through personal issues ofc
Yes, you are right in both.