Make your own wargame miniatures !

Hi ! In this video I make wargame miniatures out of toiletpaper and pva glue. A collab. With the awesome @Dan_Does

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[ScatteredTerrain]

Toilet paper minis are always a good idea!! Gotta love budget friendly materials 😊

[Dan_Does]

Love the blood ghosts. Really is no excuse, budget-wise, when making minis!

[calvanoni]

Good use for sprue pieces for the armatures.

[meanderingshade]

A gruesome little warband there, just shows how effective simple materials can be when scratch-building.

Awesome work as always Gert :)
Take care

[craigmurray]

I would like to point out that one of my favorite materials are dryer sheets. They aren't as likely to rip as toilet paper is and they get a great texture if covered in pva/water mix. I would recommend soaking them from all visible sides at least twice to get all the fibres to stick where you want them to be. Leave it to dry completely between passes one and two. I always make my banners and blankets on terrain stuff in that way and the results are brilliant :)

[BananaPeelEuroTrash]

That spark of joy when a YouTuber talks about PVA and you see Bison houtlijm. Every single time.

[MKempICI]

Nice work! Your videos have been a great source of new techniques for solving miniature and terrain problems. I really appreciate it. Particularly the PVA/superglue technique. I still use that regularly.

[nordicson]

My kids school ended a policy, that allowed kids to take a bus to another students home, provided the proper permission slips were filled out, so the parents don't want to or can't drive them to gaming sessions, this was really cool, will try this one weekend with the kids. Thank you.

[Karlmakesstuff]

This is neat. My go-to material for mini making is milliput, but I wouldn't be able to make many minis this fast with that.

[datheavyguyiguess]

Fun and simple project, will try this, also is you want firmer clothy materials I recommend using blue shop towels, they are much tougher but less easy to work with, I use them for banners and such

[LupsakkaLeo]

What a fun idea! I have to try this myself. Need to make Whisper Merchant hanger-on for my Delaque gang, and I think toilet paper might just do the trick!

[davidnandrin]

Well done Mr Gert !!! Spooky warband indeed !

[encouragingthings]

Excellent work! It's nice to see simple minis made with easy to acquire parts and pieces! Making tabletops available to a wider audience is awesome!

[alistairmacfadyen]

Love it Gert, simple and cool, been wondering when the next video from you was coming!!

[Kornspire]

Super informatieve filmpjes Gert, jij bedenkt dingen die ik verder nog nergens heb gezien..top!

[LaserGadgets]

Awesome! And stupid me uses it for cleaning his butt!

[michimatsch]

Oh, this is similar to a grim reaper I made. Though I made it a simple scythe out of a tooth pick, some hard plastic, and baking soda to seal and hide gaps on the mini and the scythe as well as to give the scythe some texture.
Oh, also a big difference is that I made its body out of some toothpicks superglued together. I am more used to that sorta material.

[galan]

Wich paint did you use for them, the green stuff world one?

[moroncrow]

I still have paperwire cultists that i made almost the same way in 5th grade

[martinchalifoux]

Very nice this give idea for DnD games thank you 😊