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Miniature Wizardry
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2020
Due to numerous requests I am in the process of setting up a TH-cam channel.
Coming Soon.
Coming Soon.
How to Craft Realistic Climbing Ivy
When posting to my socials, the most common comments I get are queries and tutorial requests for my ivy technique. I figured this would be the perfect build to share my process.
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0:00 - Logo
0:19 - Intro
0:30 - Crafting Materials
2:04 - Attaching the Stem
3:18 - Polyfibre Base
5:57 - Adding the Leaves
7:38 - End Result
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TH-cam Licence free music --
Title: Yonder Hill and Dale
Artist: Aaron Kenny
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0:00 - Logo
0:19 - Intro
0:30 - Crafting Materials
2:04 - Attaching the Stem
3:18 - Polyfibre Base
5:57 - Adding the Leaves
7:38 - End Result
▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
► Facebook: MiniatureWizard
► Instagram: miniaturewi...
▬ Credits ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
TH-cam Licence free music --
Title: Yonder Hill and Dale
Artist: Aaron Kenny
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Lair of the Spider Queen - Time-lapse build
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The Lair of the Spider Queen. 3 weeks worth of work crammed into an 18 minute time-lapse video. I suffered a few corrupt video files with this project, but did my best to edit the video together the best I could. ▬ Chapters ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Logo 0:06 - Intro 0:31 - Creating the Foundations 1:12 - Sculpting the Rockface 2:16 - Adding a Ceiling 4:03 - Stalactites 4:29 - Gap Filling 5:03 - Sealin...
How to Craft a Thatched Roof
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Welcome to the very first Miniature Wizardry TH-cam video! Putting this video together has been a massive learning experience and it is far from perfect (and way too long). If you are willing to leave constructive feedback on the video, it would be massively appreciated. ▬ Chapters ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Crafting Supplies 2:26 - Making the Thatch 9:26 - Creating the Roof Peak 11:05 - At...
I like the fact that you tell WHY you do each step. I understand and remember things much better when I know the way as well as the what of a project.
A beautiful finish, and a very well presented video. Thank you for doing this video for us all. It looks so authentic.
though a lot more work then other methods i have seen it looks a lot better.
Great job! Thanks for this educational lesson.
I'm just getting this video 2 years later. Hope you are well. Thank you for sharing your skill with us! It's beautiful. I was surprised when I saw this: "Give Credit Where Credit Is Due". It is the name of one of the chapters in my book! I'm glad you put that there. It's important that people do just that, and don't take other's work as their own. I love the way you explain your process and why. I am saving your video to use on the Hobbit house I am making.... I might use this instead of "grass". haven't decided yet.
Hi, I'm from your Etsy shop. Are theese brick 15x6x6 ?
Hi. I assume you mean the ones that line the bottom of the cottage and make up the chimney in this video? If so, then yes, I used our small bricks, which measure approximately 15x6x6 (the dimensions can be slightly off if using our weathered bricks, as the weathering technique is quite aggressive and removes a little material in the process), hope that helps.
These tutorials of yours are criminally underrated! I hope you make more videos because what you've done so far is fantastic.
Hah thanks. I am not really set up for content creation it at the moment, but I definately have every intention of eventually resuming where I left off, I have a note book full of video ideas and plans!
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Excellent 👍🏽
Brilliant thank you
Nice work when can I move in?
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By the way this is a beautiful result
I've actually seen this done where they take the twine and just glue it to a strip of cardboard and then just wrap it around and then cut the twine on both sides after everything is glued to the cardboard. If you stack two pieces of cardboard on top of each other you can end up once cut having set up for four strips like you're doing here all at once. Once everything is glued and cut then you can unravel the twine and I would try to use a bristle brush to tease the strands apart quickly. The idea here is to do exactly what you're doing but do it in a more efficient and quicker way.
Finger in the glue gun, haven't seen that trick before I like it.
When you are as clumsy as me, you soon develop asbestos fingers 😅
Great tutorial
I really do hope that you continue making these videos, you’re really talented and I love learning your techniques!
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I do have a few new projects planned, it is just finding the free time! I work a regular job and most of my free time has been taken up with commission work, so TH-cam sadly had to take a back seat. I have every intention of getting back to it though, hopefully sooner rather than later!
The little building is Amazing! Thanks for the video👍🏻
Great tutorial. Really clear, fantastic end result
Thank you for this Video MW 🤣
This looks so real. And it seems easy - but somehow I doubt it is... But I will try it out.
Thanks, and no it really is as simple as it looks!
Great work. I am really looking forward to the spider web tutorial.
Thanks. I have not forgotten I have just been too bogged down with the day job to get any crafting or videos done, but it is still on the todo list.
I'm glad youtube algoritm brought me here. Waiting for more videos :) Keep it up!
Thanks, appreciate it.
This looks really nice, and you make it look easy. Will try this on my own house soon thank you for sharing! The video is nicely edited as well! Have fun in the hobby!
Well explained and turned out nice! Corsair here.
Thanks pal, appreciate it.
The stuff my nightmares are made of! The work that went into making this build look so realistic is astonishing, thanks for sharing and I look forward to more videos.
Great tutorial - subscribed.
Thanks dude, appreciate it.
Looks great! I'm sad you didn't show us your whole build for the cottage and grounds.
I will be doing some more in depth tutorials buildings and plant-life in the near future.
Enjoyed your tutorial great job.
What terrific work.
Again, really nicely presented. Corsair
Fantastic tutorial, thank you!
Stunning work and great second video! Can't wait for the webbing tutorial!
Wow! Just looking at it gives me shivers lol A tutorial on webs would be super useful, as yours look perfect. Thanks for sharing your process with us
Awesome build! Honestly baffled this doesn’t have more views cause this was so cool to watch, and I’m a arachnophobe
cool techniques , 3d printing must be pretty awesome to have
Thanks. 3D printing is something I have just started getting in to, I try not to overuse it, just little accessory items here and there, but yes it is definitely a handy tool to have in your box of tricks.
What kind of paste did you use for the floor and around the stalagmites?
Hi Jacob. I assume you mean the white stuff that I applied to the ground? That was Sculptamold, which is kind of a plaster and paper pulp hybrid. It sets hard and gives the ground some natural undulation, rather than looking completely flat. If you mean the brown stuff, that was Vallejos ground texture, which is a thick gritty paste used to give a surface some texture.
Damn this is nice. Keep it up
▬ Chapters ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:06 - Intro 0:31 - Creating the Foundations 1:12 - Sculpting the Rockface 2:16 - Adding a Ceiling 4:03 - Stalactites 4:29 - Gap Filling 5:03 - Sealing the Foam 5:56 - Painting the Stonework 7:33 - Creating a Cave Floor 7:47 - Ground Texture 7:59 - Stalagmites 8:08 - Cave Debris 8:28 - 3D Printing 8:58 - Making a Mine Track 10:21 - Weathering Techniques 11:36 - Wiring the Electronics 11:50 - Sculpting Cave Shrooms 12:49 - The Spider Queen 13:17 - Creating the Spiderwebs 15:24 - Tidying Up 15:56 - The Victims 16:15 - The Spiders 16:33 - Finished Project 17:38 - Outro
Great vid! Can't wait to see more!
Looks amazing! Really like the “materials needed” at the start, your calm pace and the idea to use a hair trimmer to tidy it up at the end.
Cracking job, top notch roof!
How did you do the wall effect, also how did you do the plants?
I used Dental Stone (a form of hard gypsum) to achieve the old stucco effect on the walls, with XPS foam strips to create the wooden beams. The plants were all done differently so you would have specify which plant you were interested in? However a lot of them are actually cuttings of real plants from Dioramapresepe that have been treated and dried out to preserve them, I just ran an airbrush over them to make them more lively and vibrant (dried plants tend to brown with age). I plan to do tutorials on both stucco and plants in the future).
@@miniaturewizardry7650 Ok thank you for the info. Also super glad to hear you are going to make some more tutorials.
Great video! Hope to see more in the future. :-)
Awesome job! I also learned this technique from Landvaettr's Lair! OK! I've given you a thumbs up and a subscribe so keep em coming! I'm looking forward to lots of great stuff!
Thank you sir!
This is fantastic! great video, great project and amazing craftsmanship. keep up the good work
Thanks, I am glad you liked it.
Very Interesting and looks great. Have you tried layering a second piece backer board 4" or 11cm down cut it in the center to make a second off of the same set of loosened fibers?
No that had not occurred to me, I will certainly try next time as I definitely have enough excess length in the loose fibres to support a second strip before I trim them.
@@miniaturewizardry7650 If you have enough length you could use could even do more strips of card stock but I would put a third strip closer to the second because I am pretty sure it would be easier to glue. That is the great part of being in a larger group. Hope to see you post on the TCG sometime.
This so well done I am looking forward to seeing other videos you will be doing.
Thanks I appreciate it.
Nicely done. It looks great. Thank you for showing each step. 👍🏻
Coconut fiber works great too.
Wow! I just had to subscribe!