Make greenstuff tabards for your Space Marines (and other minis) with NO sculpting required.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2022
- Apologies for the low audio! Please use subtitles or headphones :) In this video I go through a method I came up with for making model-scale cloth without needing any sculpting skills at all! This tutorial is for a tabard, but this can work for capes and other robes, which I'll make tutorials for in the future. If you do try this please let me know how it goes, and tag me on Instagram @gock0wminipainting, or reddit at u/gock0w so I can see how this is being used and adapted :) Enjoy!
Hi all, apologies for the low audio volume! Please turn on subtitles or use headphones. And thanks for watching :)
I had the volume up to hear, a Pizza Hut ad suddenly came on and my heart is still thumping 😅
The method looked convoluted at first but I can’t argue with that result. Very impressive, very clever idea.
What an unusual, original and brilliant idea. That looks so good and is really ingenious.
I love when people give an honest shot at youtube. The first video is never paticularly great, but you can improve if you're perfect, and improving is the fun bit. Keep at it! 😁😁😁
I realize now that was meant to say "can't improve if you're perfect" my bad😁
Very clever! I would never have thought of that!
This is really ingenious. Well done mate!
Incredible! Would love to see a video of how you do capes with this method. Ingenious idea
Thank you! I'm just trying to make the cape method a little more refined then I'll definitely be making that vid.
Very clever method, it's brilliant!
This is so much easier. Thank you for the ingenuity!
You're welcome :) I'm glad you like it!
Damn that worked so well fricking awesome
I was hoping some witchcraft like this existed in the world! Thanks for making this great tutorial. I'm going to try it on a cape
The sound is a bit problematic, even with headphones I had to increase to max volume to hear what you said, but it was well worth it!
This is an amazing idea!!!
Wow. Good tips. TY my guy.
I didn't hear ANYTHING of what you said but how you make it its pretty clever. I'm really excited to continue seeing more of your videos and maybe hearing your voice one day
This makes me feel like I could pull it off. Gonna try it on some spare models before I try Templar Brethren for my Heresy era Imperial Fists.
What a brilliant method! Love it
This just seems like more work then actually sculpting it.
This definitely warrants some experimentation... Thank-you for the tip!
What a great idea. I never would have considered this.
This is amazing!
Going to have a crack at this large scale. The spirit of Nagash needs a cloak these days to hangout with his Nighthaunt buddies. Let me know if you have any tips for trying this with bigger cloaks @gock0w976 👍👻
Great idea, looks like a very useful technique. Thank you for sharing 👍
it looks on the surface a lil complicated but the results speak for themselves, will use this on a few marines to get that natural creasing instead of the messy sculpted attempts I've done
I had the idea for this sort of method but never got a chance to test it out. I was going to use plastic wrap instead of a glove but your way is much more refined and manageable
I'm sure plastic wrap could be used to get some cool effects as well, you should give it a shot!
This is a really unique idea thats awesome.
Definitely interest in seeing the upcoming cloak tutorial tho!
Super clever. Great ingenuity. Go Aussies!
Brilliant method
This is great. Gonna try it for some Death Company
Now that's creative!
This is a great way to do this, I shall be using it!
This is incredible!
Fantastic idea!
This... is... amazing!
Cool, thanks for making the video. I don't have a use in mind yet, but something to add to my tool set for the future!
With the recent Horus heresy release this could actually be quite useful.
in lots of picture pre-heresy Thousand Sons troops more or less all had a tabard on them.
BRILLIANT!
Very clever nice work.
Hey! thanks for posting this video after I already butchered mine with crappier tabards! LOOOOOOl
This is genius 👏👏👏👏👌👍😊.
Awesome trick man ! :)
This guy hobbies. Great video! I'm sure you'll get the audio on the next one.
This is great 👍
you are genious!
Freaking genius, subbed. I don’t even need to make a tabbard
très bonne idée ..... bravo
Great method, as a headphone user, I like the audio level I must say...
this is genius!
This is amazing! I have always struggled with sculpting nice tabbards.
Bugger the only problem is I have to wait until tommorow to start on them.
Lmfao you’re a bigger hobbier than me, that’s for sure. What an awesome idea though! Looks amazing.
Genius!!!
now this is a top tier trick! Subbed. I will definitely be trying this :D
Not that anyone will care, but technically thats not a tabard, a tabard is pretty specific - its like the thing the three musketeers wore. This is more like an apron or smock. if it went all the way up and over the back, thats more like a monastic scapular.
Thanks so much! Let me know how you go with it.
And I went down that same youtube rabbit hole haha, but it seemed easiest to just call it a tabard.
Far out that's a really cool idea, nice! Got a bit of production feedback for you, the audio is suuuuper quiet! Couldn't hear it at all on my phone with volume maxed out, and on my desktop I've had to crank thinks right up. Best to compare to some known-good audio levels before uploading :)
Thank you! And thanks for the tips :) I'll have to chalk this one up to a rookie mistake, I'll make sure to boost the volume next time.
@@gock0w976 No probs! I'm looking forward to seeing what other sculpting tips n' tricks you have :D
Great technique ! A shame with the sound, but subtitles did the trick ;)
Wow
Thank you
WOW
Wow, this is pretty nuts. Have you done capes like this? Would watch a like a cape video
I have indeed! I will be putting out a capes video soon.
I wonder if this could be extended to robes and hoods? Maybe if broken into steps... 🤔
Can you please do a showcase or painting guide? Love your vids!
Thanks so much! Absolutely, what would you like to know how to paint?
@@gock0w976 The Black Armor, as I found myself struggelling quite a bit with painting it, and yours looks absolutely stunning
Awesome work. Fantastically simple. Only problem is if you want the tabard to go above the belt like they do for the Black Templar Crusader Primaris Marines. Any ideas for that?
Thank you! I've tried a couple of experiments with that, and for the moment I tend to just sculpt the upper half with traditional methods. If I figure out a way to do it with the latex glove I'll be sure to make a video
You could ziptie the waist and the neck? I'm gonna try it.
Nice method, I like how your kind works you'd be one of those dangerous dudes in prison whom can build a gun from a bar of soap and a toothbrush lol
I hate how easy that is. All my time wasted trying to sculpt that shit
Great vid!
Any latex free alternatives of nitrile won't work? I have a severe latex allergy
Not sure I'm afraid, I could only encourage you to experiment with any latex-free materials you know of that seem to have similar properties. The main things are that they are the righ form factor, can stretch, and are strong enough not to break while you're stretching and fastening. Good luck!