Crafting Bone Piles for Tabletop RPG (tutorial)
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- Crafting tutorial : How to craft bone piles for tabletop RPG/D&D using cheap materials.
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That is some morbid macaroni art.
...macabre-roni?
Add a drop off dish soap when making your washes it helps get it to flow much better into those recesses
Yeah, I do it when i think about it but i really need to keep a small flask of dishsoap on the craft space it'll be easier to remember !
You can get better wire than paperclip wire. Paperclip wire is already worked hardened. You need something more malleable.
You are right a more souple wire is better especially for the ribcage. I actually have a wide variety of wire at home, just wanted to show It's doable with paperclips and pasta, two very common items in a household. Anyway I have updated the technique and found a new way to do Bones either hollow or with articulation. I may do a short tip vid on it! Thanks for your feedback !
I have some tiny foam balls from the dollar store. I wonder if I couldn't just use those for skulls. Harden them with the mod podge, maybe drill some hole to give the impression of eye sockets.
Sure, depends on how many you need I guess. Too tedious for my own taste and I usually need a lot of them so I usually just buy them. I find time to be more valuable than money but it boils down to personnal preference...
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If Necromancer that means he can animate skeletons and it's a benefit for him😲
I enjoy each of your vidéos
thanks!
Awesome technique bro! Macaroni and paper clips! This could come in very handy! Reminds me of pictures I've seen of the catacombs in Paris. I think that even I could do this! As always....Love it! A build with good bones! LOL
That ended up looking really good. I do wonder about the long term durability of using pasta for the bones though.
Uncooked pasta will outlive you. 😀
Once it's painted, it shouldn't absorb any moisture from the air, so it should last quite a while. My only issue with the pasta was that there are no joints on the ends of the bones.
@@scottplumer3668 perhaps a bit of hot glue or even other types of glue could give that look of the flared bones. I might try using wisps off the glue gun also. Maybe even some tiny branches of dried plants might make good"bones".
Amazing! I'm gonna try it. Thank you so much! Sub
That was easily the best bone tutorial I've seen! I also love your recipe for painting them. Keep up the great work! I am happily subscribing.
Thanks, glad it helped.
Finding these to buy in resin or any fake mini bones are soooo expensive where I am so Ty for this I'll need a lot of practice before I'm as good as you lol x
Awesome, this looks really effective. Thanks for sharing. I may have to give it a go👍
Genius! Those look amazing.
Thanks 😊
Looks great, well done.
Well done! Perhaps you could add links to some of the bits like the skulls. Cheers!
Very cool. Great video, congratulations those bones.
If you're experiencing warping, consider covering the bottom of the piece with white glue, it will counteract the warp.
Thanks, yeah I use this when needed nowadays ☺️ didn't know back then though! Thanks for the advice! Cheers!
Fantastic idea, definitely trying this out!
Always good to have some bone heaps for the dungeon :)
Awesome idea. Weill definitely give this a try. I have a wood glue bottle that has gotten plugged up so I have been dipping a stock in the bottle to get some glue. After multiple uses the layers of glue make a the end bulbous. This may make the femurs appear realistic, though I wouldn't want to do it on that many bones.
@Billy Strange Good idea. Alternatively since then I've come up with a faster technique to do femurs and such. You can use the plastic sheath of floral metal wire by removing the metal wire. The wire can be used to do the ribcages and thinner bones while the plastic shaft can be flaten every femur length with plyers then cut in the middle of each flatten zone. I'll look less bulbous and slightly less realistics than your technique but you'll fastly end up with hollow marrowless bones that are wider on each side. While not as bulbous as your other bones this could be an easier way to bulk up easily you bone pile while getting a more ralistic look. Hope this was helpful! Cheers!
I'm surprised how well the ribcages came out. And before the paint went on I was thinking, "there's no way this is going to look legit...", but -- as usual -- I was surprised how amazing it looked in the end.
Thanks, yeah the ribcages are neat. Since then I even round another way to do better bones to diversify the rest of the pile...
Well done. Amazing. Thanks for sharing
Thanks !
Gotta try! Its fantastic and clever ♥️
MuggleMacen thank you! If you end up posting the visuals on the crafting Guild tag me i'd be happy to see the result 😊
Another awesome video!
Very nice, like these a lot, imma have to make a few for a haunted tower im working on. Great scatter terrain
Glad you like, thanks for the feedback!
Made some last night, waiting for the dark wash to dry this morning so can drybrush...looks awesome. Fantastic idea!!
Brina Touchette great! If you post the result on TCG tag me i'd like to see the result ! 😊
Thank you for sharing your work.
I didn't quite understand what you used for the individual vertebrae. Some kind of sand?
Todd Slanga it coarse-grained sand. The type of sand used in aquariums.
Still can't believe it. Great job man
Very cool. At first I was sceptical, but the final result is just awesome!
Thanks, also very easy to do.☺️
Very cool
its so stupid easy i cant stop laught XD Looks pretty good!
Thanks ! 😆
What a great idea!
So cool! Gotta make this!
Very nice!
Great idea and excellent look. Where did you get skulls in scale?
Joseph Rizzo in scale? I don't understand what you mean. These skulls come from greenstuff and are meant for 28mm scale but i'm sure you can find many other miniature brands selling similar skulls.
Can you provide the link? The skulls I find are larger then 28 mm scale
Joseph Rizzo www.greenstuffworld.com/en/scenery-accessories/350-100x-resin-skulls-sack-skulls.html
I checked and it's actually a mix of 25-28-35mm skulls but they fitted great i figured the smaller ones would make for younger corpses and the larger ones for big guys.
Thank you for another great video. Really like the way you are doing the rib cages, also the colour scheme. If there is anything I am wondering about is, what would happen If I take maccaroni instead??? :)
Or linguini????
but seriously: that looks like a lot of bones maybe a few too many??
Hanno Conring well obviously you can do smaller ones if you want. But trust me, ossuaries in some crytps can be quite impressive!
amazing!!!!
Genius!
Looks good bro u got talent man
Thanks, dead easy to do trust me, no talent is required, just a little dexterity for the ribcages!
I freaking love this craft! Using the spaghetti is a great touch 👌
Thanks. Very affordable and easy to do😉
just had this idea while watching, you could add swords, coins, treasure, and other items
you could even put this on a mini to make a bone monster
TZ_Joey Yes defenetly. I just made a plain pile because i needed accurate ossuary for a crypt but you can defenetly customise it like you want! +1 for the Bone Monster i think a saw such hybrid on the TCG a few days ago btw!
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