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Turn Warhammer 40k Sprues Into The Great Unclean One
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2020
- Watch how I turn Warhammer 40k sprues into The Great Unclean One. The Figure came out great, just a shame about my painting skills or lack of.
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Can you make a great gargant? The armorcast one?
@@theinquisitionsparrot6749 I did start making one several weeks ago but then didnt like how it looked (spent about 13 hours on it) so threw it in the bin lol, I will have a go again though =)
Miniature Hobbyist take it out of the bin, you git! Anything is better than nothing!
@@theinquisitionsparrot6749 haha but the problem I have is if I dont like it then I dont enjoy continuing to make it. This hobby is all about enjoying what you do, I promise I will make another one worthy of finishing and showing here =)
Miniature Hobbyist take it out either way. I wanna know what it looked like
Don’t be so hard on your painting abilities. You’re already doing some pretty impressive stuff with molds and sprue.
Thank you, what I lack in painting skills I make up in Blue Peter skills =)
I like this part bashing and hobby stuff. Pretty unique and crafty.
@@wonderboy2402 thank you, I really enjoyed making this =)
@@MiniatureHobbyist to echo @wonderboy2402, did you paint it? did you enjoy it? then I enjoyed watching it! A lot of this hobby is sharing the parts that you love with others!
@@Omniescent I did kinda enjoy it, problem is Im very self critical. I used to be a graphic designer and now Im a photographer, so always want visual perfection. I need to remind myself Ive only just started out in this hobby so need time to improve lol =)
If he ends up the right size and on the right base, he's actually tournament legal for GW hosted events. Their kitbash rule, if I recall, is that it must be kit parts across the board with the exception of some scratch built pieces. Given the entirety is technically GW kit and some scratch built internals, think they'd have no choice to accept that one
That was my first thought.
there was an army made out of sprews that was allowed cause it was technically GW plastic
@@Valnarah Yup. Guy I used to play with literally laughed when he found out if 75% of the plastic came from GW then it was legal. He immediately built several Kans and a Deffdread from Sprue, card, and leftover weapon bits.
Ahh... I'm going to build some deff dreads from GW cardboard boxes
@@pablobro5944 Just don't forget the grubbins and the dakka, ya git. Waaaaagh!
Grand father Nurgle is pleased with this
That makes me happy =)
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Even though I watched the whole video, I'm still shocked that the model you've made is nothing but polystyrene, a cd holder, and melted sprue! Absolutely incredible. You're seriously talented.
Thank you so much, its all those years of watching Blue Peter as a kid have paid off lol =)
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build a 85 pound model with used sprues. Games Workshop hates this trick.
Asked on stream. Total cost of all materials and tools in vid was roughly 25 quid.
Hell, you could probably sell these on eBay (so long as you're fully transparent on what the models are) for a tidy profit.
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Just a reaver Titan made of melted sprues.
When you said 85 pounds, I thought you were referring to weight, and I actually got scared because I didn't know how heavy the model actually was lol
@@TheF0xskibidbopmmdada yeah same lmfao
this is incredible! I can see this situation now:
GW employee: "you're not allowed to use 3rd party miniatures in the store"
you: "actually!" and show them this video of melted down GW sprue :P
Haha yup, its GW plastic =)
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@@siasavan3900 stop promoting my guy nobody cares
@@BloopTube oh really? that's cool, my local GW store is super strict, no 3rd party conversions at all. I was almost asked to leave or at least stop working on the project that I was doing at the time.
I was working on some primaris marines that I wanted to make as space wolves, GW do have a space wolf upgrade kit, but it's pretty much only the shoulders with the logo on them, none of the cool wolf pelts and stuff. so I had primaris marines with these compatible 3rd party wolf pelt shoulders.
This is some absolutely disgusting heresy.
I love it.
Thank you =)
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Dude this melted sprue stuff could be amazing for a Flayed One theme Necron army.
That was literally my first thought!
Thsts a great idea
Be careful. Melted Sprues are covered in stuff that... well... melts sprues.
You can get a similar effect by rolling up thin bits of green stuff, then tearing the edges.
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It's like watching an old episode of Art Attack!
I loved that programme =)
The only advice I could give you on your painting is that the brown/dark shade you're applying at the end needs to be done more liberally. Apply it like you applied the melted sprues. Glob it, spread it, let it build up in certain areas of the model. Recesses, sunken parts, cracks, fissures. If you find the elevated areas are too dark, you can always go back and dry brush more green to certain areas, in fact, you should anyways.
I recently painted up a Scibor Cthulhu as a great unclean one. Must have used a quarter of a bottle of Agrax Earth Shade on it.
I used toilet paper as slime for it's base and drooping off it's hand. If you're brave enough to try it.
Here's a tip for veteran modellers for interesting slime. Might work for muck puddles or all sorts. Haven't tried it with anything but green.
1: Get a little minis clamshell package or suitable container, fill it with about a half inch with water.
2: Decide what you want your muck to look like, in my case it was green. Take your brush and dip it into the ink or contrast paint. Dab it into the water. It will quickly disperse. Keep doing that until it's well mixed. the more you use, the darker the colour will be. For slime, you want less.
3: Rip up strips of toilet paper and drop them in the water. Leave them until they are soggy. Take it out with whatever you normally use and drape it over and around the base. It can be easily moved and poked around. You will notice it creates a natural saggy, layered effect and the colours of the ink and the white of the paper flow very naturally as well. You don't want to be sparse with the slime piles, because when it dries, if you press on it, it can be brittle.
4: Use sealant on it right away. If you leave it to dry, it doesn't turn out as well, so drench it with a spray. Bottle varnish etc poured on won't really work.
5: You are pretty much done at this point. A little added effect is that when it's drying or dried, you can use drops of super glue onto the piles to create little pockets as the glue will actually burn and eat away at the paper, so be careful. It does let off a bit of smoke. When you use clear super glue on the fully dried slime piles, if placed in appropriate areas, adds a nice shiny effect.
The added bonus of this is that you can take the strips and hang them off areas of a model where you want slime to be dripping off. From a mouth works. Hands. Giant Nurgle wounds. You can easily poke and prod it where it needs to go and then carefully apply drips of super glue to keep it where it needs to be. It will soak up and flow down the strip, so keep that in mind.
It's fine if that happens. You'll need it to happen if you want sagging bits to firm up.
It doesn't look as good as the clear slime ponds that people can make, but this looks better when it comes to mounds of Nurgle filth dropping from the model.
Is anything more Nurgley than hot glue and melted sprues??
Very cool result man!
Cheers bud =)
I love how personal this guy is, you really feel like you'd just go to the pub with him.
"It's kinda like a firmer syrup" immediately cut to an ad for Hershey's chocolate syrup, I'm dying XD
Haha just dont get them mixed up 🙂👍
Hereshey.
really like how the skin came out on this - not exactly a fan of the detail - ie the face and hands, but these could be fixed with better materials, probably miliput & green stuff * existing conversion type parts. this is more than adequate if just used for gaming, and you're not arsed about entering golden demon or whatever....good show man.
Ditto, I think a more pronounced head, hands and entrails would really sell it
Mini Hobbyist: *Makes great unclean one for fraction of the cost*
GW: Would like to know your location.
Your melted dissolved sprue concept is literally genius.
Here I am painting my Tau and them looking like a clown circus while this man creates from scratch and masterfully paints his great unclean one to be perfect. Life isn't fair
dude, that sprue stuff was incredible. even though it was no eavy metal, the paint still worked really well for the model. looks great, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much =)
Maybe this stuff over a dreadnaught would make a good nurgle dread
That would look awesome =)
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Immediately thought it looked like a greater daemon going raving with his white gloves on.... can't shake the image now :)
Nurgle themed knights would be a great use of this
I think this would work well with all nurgle kitbashing as it just looks like ooze and stringy flesh =)
I wouldn't trust the gray goop not to melt the model you tried applying it to. A pewter mini on the other hand...
Bro this is one of the coolest things I have seen done from pure spruw. And who cares about if the painting isn’t the best in the world. It is still a really cool model!
I just discovered your channel today, totally amazed by your creativity.
The melted sprue lends itself to this kind of faction so well , I reckon the next model should be a giant squiggoth
Wow. That is a very interesting use of old sprues. Nicely done.
This is actually super creative and cool. Well done man!
late to the party but this is the coolest model i've ever seen in 40k youtube so creative and golden demon worthy my guy
Your painting skills are great and sculpting skills phenomenal, i have been doing the hobby for a year and half and i can't sculpt or paint to as good a standard as would be excpected
I can feel the filth, fury and heresy from this build... I love it!!! Well done!
Pants! Ha ha not heard that in years! Looks awesome btw 👍
Great job. Super creative and looks amazing. Thank you for sharing !!!
and thank you for watching and commenting, means a lot to me =)
You're right about the plastic being melted rather than dissolved. The clue is that the acetone on the plastic goo didn't dissolve the styrofoam balls underneath, meaning the acetone is fully saturated with styrene already. Cool!
super cool project. happy to see some creativity with the sprues
I had a few ideas alreadyfor recycling my sprues but never imagine to make a character or "minis" of it. Thansk for this video, I'm sure it will help a lot of us.
Impressive work mate. Don’t worry about your level of painting. I’ve been in the hobby 10+ years and my painting has only got better slightly. Keep up the good work.
I always wanted to build a Nurgle army with a lot of selfmade models. Thanks to you i now have another big inspiration. My other idea was to work with insulating foam and i would add som GW Bitz.
Just want to say I think that looks incredible! And to think I've been throwing all my sprues away all this time. Absolutely love the idea of some melted plastic behemoth model fantastic work!
Thank you, you need to keep all the sprues now or at least send them my way =)
turned out 1000x better than what i expected when i saw those melted sprues
I was pleasantly surprised too 🙂
Bloody amazing. This is what hobbying is all about. Bravo.
Thank you, it was fun and rewarding to make =)
Seal the clay in several coats of Modge Podge before gluing it on and painting it. It will prevent the clay from chipping or cracking. This is really important since gaming miniatures are handled and transported. The other solution is to use the clay as a skeleton, then go back over it with green stuff/milliput/whatever.
Wow! This looks AMAZING!! You've taken what most people consider to be trash and made an outstanding model from it. Truly, this is inspiring. And, by the way, the paint job on this is fantastic too. Don't be too hard on yourself; you're better than you think! Thanks for sharing this with us, mate!!
Have a few suggestions for painting:
1. Air pressure VS distance VS thinning. You look like you using your airbrush on a bit too high of a pressure at a bit too close of a range, and/or your paint is likely thinned just a tad too much. Don't only do tests, but I'd do a few tests on smooth plastic surfaces (ye olde god Plastick Spoone) to get a feel for what's causing that overly transparent and pool-y look you're getting on the initial green coat.
2. Brush. I'd try to get a good straight round-tip brush. What you were using was a little too wide and had a bit of a curve in the end, and when you're trying to improve, that's only going to make the process feel worse.
3. Color choices and layering. It's not that there are any hard and fast rules, but I suggest avoiding colors that are too high in value and saturation early on. Base coats are typically better if they start darker, and working up toward higher saturation lets you make certain parts pop more once you hit those very bright spots.
Yay i've been waiting all afternoon for this
I hope it was worth it, I certainly enjoyed making it =)
A friend of mine won a small local tournament with "Spruecrons".
This trend is catching on and I totally support it. I'd rather fight a hand-made army that was painted and loved than an expensive army of grey any day!
I thought the title was clickbait... But it does worked out And is looking great. Nurgle aprooved this sickly-gooey-slimy skin for sure
If you've got paint on it, it's a good job.
If the drink you like is in your glass then the world is perfect
Fantastic sir...very well done👏👏👏
this is pretty good for literal sprue scraps. Another option is do what you did but if you can get your hands on bits you could always add the hands,feet or weapons into your model.
The creativity of this is outstanding! I loved this and your build of the orc battle truck. Honestly I hope you make more videos like these, keep up the amazing work!
I love this concept. I can't wait to try something similar, but I play orks, so I might have to work a little harder to make something a little less slimey looking. Thanks for the video!
Thank you, this would work well for Ork Terrain and maybe kitbashing with some Ork vehicles =)
You're a mad scientist. I admire your creativity.
Haha, thank you. I just need the white lab coat now =)
What an amazing job, and clever use of left over material!!!
Something you might like to try experimenting with later with painting is adding different colours for the skin. Colours like blues, pinks, purples, yellows, and dark red along with the green. When you have the different patches of colours all over, air brush a very thin layer of a flesh colour. It'll gives you the gross decayed flesh look!
Honestly I think this looks better that the GW model. Great video!
Thanks!
Nothing wrong with your skills in painting keep it up plus the model looks great
That’s really cool dude! Love how it has come out!
Thank you, Im pleased with how gross he looks =)
Very cool! Looks like the GUO has given up on his diet! It appears the melted sprues don't stick to your gloves and tools ... good thing.
I love this, I started my own jar of sprue mash to make my own
as boring as it sounds, but trees could be a thing? or other terrain maybe
Yup I reckon there are lots of usefull things that can be made from sprues =)
Mate just go with your flow and your doing great also as long as you're having fun.
Thank you and yup having fun is the most important part, I certainly enjoyed making this guy =)
If the oven dry clay gets brittle it's probably baked at too high a temperature, duration is generally not the problem as you can rebake as you add details. It's really tough stuff if handled properly.
This is INCREDIBLE! :D
really enjoyed this build, truly inspiring big thumbs up at you good sir ^_^
This is brilliant and the paint job looks brilliant. Love this channel, only found it like two days ago and it's filled me full of ideas. Thank you
Stuff off nightmares. Well done!
The best part of this is you could have stopped at any point, and it would still look like a giant chaos demon! Paint job is just fine, BTW.
THIS IS SO AMAZING! GREAT JOB :)
Thankyou so much 🙂
Wow that is more than just impressive
hey i used this video as a tutorial type thing for when i did similar stuff, honeslty thankyou!
also using this technique you can make some verry cool looking beasts of nurgle!
Looks great my dude.
I think the best part of this is that the model should be tournament legal because its almost entirely GW Plastic
i really love your creativity. love the art. especially with the avarice of gw. Can i make a suggestion though? have you ever considered priming your model first? think about painting a house or something like that....I think it will surprise you with the difference it makes.
That was phenomenal! I could see some easy oozes and jellies for D&D as well. Wire frame and just pour, add bits, and paint.
What a brilliant idea 💡
Thank you for all your great videos!
Glad you like them =)
It looks really cool and slimy!
Thank you so much =)
This is great, damn good job mate
Don't forget that this model can also be used as a Deathstrike Missile Launcher by yeeting it at the table from a distance of eight feet.
That looks amazing man ...and you did a very good job on painting it..I am very impressed on how you reused spures and made something awesome...bravo man 👏
This is so fucking cool. Makes me want to buy a kit just for sprue
Dude you're a legit artist, a fr sculptor. I could have turned this in for my sculpture final and my professor would have been enchanted
Second time watching this but dang this looks amazing better than the box art that I’ve seen for the gw great unclean one
What I’ve noticed about painting, is you can spot your accidents. But other people don’t.
I guess this is within the 90% GW
plastic rule lol
Very nice job man
For someone "new" to the hobby your painting abilities are far better than mine were when I first started 😂 don't be so hard on yourself as others have already said!
Just keep cracking at it and you'll be painting stunning miniatures before you know it
If you want to check out a great channel/s full of tips check out
Midwinter minis
&
Miniac
halfway through i realized you could SO easily make a Feculent Gnarlmaw out of sprue goo and the same method
a few years later.
"Hi guys, in this video i'm going to show you how you can join the billionaire space race by building a space ship from GW sprues"
Nurgle always loves you
That looks great!
My friend has always wanted a Great Unclean One and his birthday is coming up, think i have a gift idea
Hey man, if that jar has acetone in it, you really should make sure that you are working in an extremely well ventilate place!
Great project though! I wouldl ove to try something out like that myself
Wow that's crazy cool
Dude that just badass awesome I am not nurgle but that is beautiful
Have been wanting to start a nurgle infected tau army ever since they came across each other in the recent lore, and you good sir have just given me the means and motivation to get started! Fucken nice one mate!
Also if you want an easy impovement to the paint job, you should consider picking up a bottle of AK interactive Streaking grime.
The grimdark community swear by the stuff, as its just a case of spraying or brushing the stuff on, an then wiping off with a white spirit dampend rag
Cheers for the tip and good luck with your army =)
Side note, dissolved is a chemistry term and references when one material disappears into another.
Common example is salt dissolves in water.
Generally the thing doesn't stop existing it just becomes integrated.
If you shot someone with a weapon to "dissolve" them it should mean you basically mix them with air.
So probably a heat weapon so hot it leaves nothing but like carbon and hydrogen and such behind.
He looks amazing
This is so insanely cool and creative, great job!
PapaNurgle would be proud of your recycling :)
Great work! Shows how easy it is to create amazing looking stuff at home! Just wanted to know if that mix of melted sprue smells and if it keeps for long?
Thank you, there is no smell and I currently have some melted sprue sitting in a jar with the lid on for the past 5 days and its ok =)
Lol. I love it! It’s all GW plastic so it’s tournament legal by their own rules!