How To Make Toy Soldiers (Step By Step Guide)

[@ivortoralba6220]

lol if I was the child I would just say put as much detail as you can I dont want to imagine

[@lovechihuahuas6211]

😅

[@annacaacoy5084]

Thank you for creating the soldiers like this,because soldiers are the great men and there ready to battle.

[@science-channel]

your welcome

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

That is a true skill!

[@Franco.Tarantula]

How much does all the equipment cost

[@clydenathans.castro1703]

This is hard and this is like he have really great skill

[@jarirkhanbattleland9431]

Cool. Excellent

[@hunterdrain8004]

But how to you make them fully 3D and not flat

[@legofanguyvid]

I think what you would do is either make the model in the round rather than just one sided and flat, or add more clay to the back and sculpt that into the other side so it is more 3D

[@berlin_actual]

You could also use 3d modelling

[@radicalelias9709]

But what if you don't have the stuff to make them, no paper, I'll 3 d paper no Clay, but how do you make them tho

[@PatrickTyrrell-jd5zy]

To start from scratch, you would need to sculpt an original from which to make a master mold. It requires artistic skill to make a figure completely from scratch. Some people buy unpainted castings abd paint them. You may also buy molds, and make your own castings & paint them, but this is becoming rare.​@radicalelias9709

[@JamesStewart-i6c]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JohnDoucet-v7g]

Name of this company please i want to purchase in volume and more

[@rodelfuaso2040]

the more you learn and i have that in my brain

[@steztoyz]

@2:09 Tin plus cast iron plus bismuth.
This is wrong. There is NO iron in the alloy.
A traditional tin soldier alloy is Sn /Pb/Sb.
Modern lead free alloys are Sn/Sb, or Bi/ Cu.
The best lead free is an Sn/Sb alloy. 92 to 98 Sn / 8 to 2 Sb.

[@JC-fd9zt]

👏🏼

[@rjdiaz7259]

i dont like it when its thin i want them 3d

[@lastoriainminiatura7032]

Russia sculptor?

[@IIIIIIIlIlIl]

It's a factory in Russia

[@chrisjr1247]

The more ya know.