And to think I was about to grab a 1/16" hole punch and start punching out "coins" on gold paper for several days until I had an adequate pile. This method saves my time *AND* sanity. _tips hat_
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT ill have to put it on the back burner for a wile got so much im doing at the moment and lots of painting to catch up on but defo one im going to try thanks for sharing
Thanks, and it's coming out this Friday! Trust me, I can't wait to post the video myself! Some big news about my channel at the end of the video as well as a SWEET montage I put together on the .... craft :) I almost slipped up there...
@@NobleKorhedron It's a hot wire foam cutter. I use it in a lot of my builds. Check the link below in my video description and it will take you to Amazon where you can read about/purchase the item if you like. Its a very handy tool, although not necessary for every build.
My 4yo granddaughter just painted her first miniature, an Air Elemental she christened 'Tiger Tornado'. After basing it up with more flower tufts than you'd normally use on half a dozen figures, she turned to me and asked, "Can we put glitter on it?" 😂
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I'm totally captivated and you deliver all your instructions in the best way ever . It's the most fantastic channel you deserve to do well!Thankyou so much x
Reminds me of the scatter terrain I recently did on my channel, but I really like the idea of using parchment paper / tinfoil and mixing it all into some mod podge, so you can forgo the need for a firm flat base. Good stuff brother!
This is amazing. I have everything needed to make this. Proxxon, Modge Podge (I've always called it Modge Podge), Styro, glitter and chain. Thats IT!!!!! I'm on my way to Starbucks for the last ingredient left out of the Video. I'm doing this tonight, sans gems!!! Thank you man!! I think TH-cam's algorithm is working for you now. Good luck man. Your content is Bangin. ' 4K is just the start of this.
I've used seed beads to make small gems. They come in all colors and scale pretty well. Also a few books in a treasure pile will have your mage about to kill himself to get to it. Drow erotica, anyone? Awesome videos.
This looks fantastic! Have you had any issues with the glitter, uh, "migrating" during play? I really love how these look but I'm quite wary about some flaking off.
Hi there, thanks! These little flakes are held on by 100% glue. They are solid! If anything breaks off, it will be a big chunk not small flakes (haven't had it happen tho :) )
Recently found your channel, and i'm loving all your videos. This technique is much better than the way I was going with loot piles, I'm wondering what do you do about all the excess glitter that will come off the finished piece? Or will that not be an issue this way?
Any excess glitter will be in a solid little clump if you drop it after it cures (and they hold up to dropping really well too). This method coats every piece of glitter in Mod Podge and is super solid!
Sounds like a fun project. This is a pretty quick project especially if you aren't going to be painting it. I would think it would be ok, the glitter holds up pretty well and is locked in place. I'd take a little extra time to tease any bubbles attached to the coins because of all the little air voids. Give it a shot.
Thank you Bruce. It's XPS Foam board. If you live in the states you can find it in most home improvement stores. I added a link in my Amazon Affiliate section of my video description if you wanted to check it out.
Great question. I would recommend that you use Mod Podge when sealing XPS foam. PVA glue is used to glue stuff together. Mod Podge has ingredients in it for: gluing, sealing, and finishing. It'll help protect your project better than PVA glue.
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And to think I was about to grab a 1/16" hole punch and start punching out "coins" on gold paper for several days until I had an adequate pile. This method saves my time *AND* sanity.
_tips hat_
Happy to hear it helped.
Really like the idea of mixing the glitter into a paste! Never would have thought of that! Great work!
Yeah, it really works well. Just make sure VERY little gloss mod podge.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Noted! Thanks!
So cool! The end result is pretty amazing!!!
Thanks. Give it a shot. It's a fun project!
Your attention to detail is unreal!! Omg 😱
angie an Thanks Angie :)
fantastic as always buddy well crafted and very cleaver use for glitter
Thanks Michael! Its a real fun project. Give it a shot.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT ill have to put it on the back burner for a wile got so much im doing at the moment and lots of painting to catch up on but defo one im going to try thanks for sharing
Omg! That looks like all the gold in the world!
:)
Loved it, very versatile. My gobling heart is pounding!
Akariyuli That’s a good one :)
That is such a cool idea and way to achieve the look.
Thanks Kenneth.
Another amazing thing on my new to build list! Simple, inexpensive, and fun!
Right on! It's so enjoyable to sit down sometimes on a fun quick build that you can still add a bunch of detail to if you want.
Thanks I’m making this for a dragons base
Awesome!! Just what the dragon is craving :) !!
Those look great. I haven't seen that Mod Podge and glitter technique before.
Jacob Hope It’s a fun project....give it a go!
Yep, you nailed it: the consistency is key. Get tutorial. Thank you
Right on.
man , thank you ! finally ill have nice gold piles , amazing channel!
Awesome 👍 You got it Jean-Daniel.
Biggest video yet, next week?! The suspense is killing me. I can’t wait. Congrats on 1k.
Thanks, and it's coming out this Friday! Trust me, I can't wait to post the video myself! Some big news about my channel at the end of the video as well as a SWEET montage I put together on the .... craft :) I almost slipped up there...
AWESOME, i never thought of using Modpodge like this
Jacinto Give it a shot. It’s a lot of fun.
This is fantastic!
Thank you :)
Great! I think that´s the best treasure chest video I've ever seen! Thank you!
Awesome... glad you liked it!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT What's a proxon that you mention in the early part of the video...?
@@NobleKorhedron It's a hot wire foam cutter. I use it in a lot of my builds. Check the link below in my video description and it will take you to Amazon where you can read about/purchase the item if you like. Its a very handy tool, although not necessary for every build.
I started on a base for a red dragon today so these gold pile ideas are perfect 😍👌
Awesome, glad the video gave you some inspiration :)
I could actually get my granddaughter to make these with me. They have enough glitter to satisfy her craving.
haha, sounds like a great way to spend some time with her :)
My 4yo granddaughter just painted her first miniature, an Air Elemental she christened 'Tiger Tornado'. After basing it up with more flower tufts than you'd normally use on half a dozen figures, she turned to me and asked, "Can we put glitter on it?" 😂
@@evanhughes7609 Tiger Tornado has to be the best name ever! And all girls know everything is better with glitter. 🤣
Gorgeous thanks for sharing
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I'm totally captivated and you deliver all your instructions in the best way ever . It's the most fantastic channel you deserve to do well!Thankyou so much x
@@lesleecartwright9114 So kind of you!! I’ll catch you in the next comment :)
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That's awesome! Great job as always and congrats on 1K!!
Thanks!
Reminds me of the scatter terrain I recently did on my channel, but I really like the idea of using parchment paper / tinfoil and mixing it all into some mod podge, so you can forgo the need for a firm flat base. Good stuff brother!
Thanks. I'll have to check out your video.
This is amazing. I have everything needed to make this. Proxxon, Modge Podge (I've always called it Modge Podge), Styro, glitter and chain. Thats IT!!!!! I'm on my way to Starbucks for the last ingredient left out of the Video. I'm doing this tonight, sans gems!!! Thank you man!! I think TH-cam's algorithm is working for you now. Good luck man. Your content is Bangin. ' 4K is just the start of this.
nowthisnamestaken Thats awesome!! I hope you’re right! I’ll be crafting with you tonight. Have fun.
Dude! You got 1,000 followers! That's awesome! Congrats!
Thanks Ted, definitely exciting !
I've used seed beads to make small gems. They come in all colors and scale pretty well. Also a few books in a treasure pile will have your mage about to kill himself to get to it. Drow erotica, anyone?
Awesome videos.
M.S.Tarot's Writing Observations Great idea!
That's pretty cool!
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sure thing!
So sick dude
Thanks 🤘
Amazing
Thank you :)
This looks fantastic! Have you had any issues with the glitter, uh, "migrating" during play? I really love how these look but I'm quite wary about some flaking off.
Hi there, thanks! These little flakes are held on by 100% glue. They are solid! If anything breaks off, it will be a big chunk not small flakes (haven't had it happen tho :) )
You're so awesome I'll just HAVE to subscribe to your channel. :D
Thanks :)
Nice work! Best loot piles I've seen!
Also, is that a set of Lone Wolf books I spy in the background?
Thank you!.... and yes they are :)
Recently found your channel, and i'm loving all your videos. This technique is much better than the way I was going with loot piles, I'm wondering what do you do about all the excess glitter that will come off the finished piece? Or will that not be an issue this way?
Any excess glitter will be in a solid little clump if you drop it after it cures (and they hold up to dropping really well too). This method coats every piece of glitter in Mod Podge and is super solid!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Awesome, thanks for the really fast response!
Smash Bro 99 You got it!
No not glitter! it's the herpes of craft items! lol it turned out REALLY good though.
I want you to know that I'm laughing while typing this....
Great take on treasure piles and chests. What size glitter did you use for the coin look?
Hi Christopher, check out the video description. It'll take you to Amazon and the exact item I used.
Are those Lone Wolf books in the back?
Yes they are ! 1-6 and a few random ones.
Question. Will the chest withstand resin? I am making an underwater "find" and I want to have a treasure chest included.
Sounds like a fun project. This is a pretty quick project especially if you aren't going to be painting it. I would think it would be ok, the glitter holds up pretty well and is locked in place. I'd take a little extra time to tease any bubbles attached to the coins because of all the little air voids. Give it a shot.
Cool video, thanks! Do you have a link to the kind of foam you used?
Thank you Bruce. It's XPS Foam board. If you live in the states you can find it in most home improvement stores. I added a link in my Amazon Affiliate section of my video description if you wanted to check it out.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Great! Thanks for the fast reply.
Bruce P Sure thing.
👍👍👍
So doing this for basing my dwarf army. Can you add silver and gold to make it different?
Of course! Add all the bling you want!
Tabletop WitchCRAFT thanks. Will do
Where did you find the gemstones?
There's a link in the video description.
Thanks to you ... i am rich
Patrick Massé :)
Does the Modge-Podge dry out and hold the glitter together, or is it always fluid?
It hardens and holds the pile together just how you left it to cure. Nice and solid.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT thank you. what's the drying time like?
Monster Hobbies Age of Sigmar Battlefield I’d give it 24 hours
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Sounds good!
Can I use pva glue instead of mod podge?
Great question. I would recommend that you use Mod Podge when sealing XPS foam. PVA glue is used to glue stuff together. Mod Podge has ingredients in it for: gluing, sealing, and finishing. It'll help protect your project better than PVA glue.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFTOk thanks for the reply. Your builds are great keep it up!
@@tunaboatz2431 You're welcome :)
in place of washers i use nickels about the same weight and a lot cheaper
Nickels as in actual money? :) The washers I get at a local salvage shop. I bought a sandwich bag full of them for under $1.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT cool a better deal. but nickels are far cheaper then buying new washers lol
It might be a better idea to pour out the amount of glitter you need first, then add the Mod Podge to the glitter.
Give it a try... might be.
How long does it take to dry on average?
It cures fully in about 24 hours.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Can the mix be stored for later use or once mixed must it be used?
You're such a badass
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PLASTIIIIIIC!! (couldn't resist LOL Spongebob joke LOL) Wicked diy btw ;)
:) Thank you !
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