How To Make CREEPY MONSTERS With KIDS TOYS

EPISODE 46 - Today I am making more monsters using *ahem* confiscated toys. I'm going all Nurgle today for you Warhammer nerds.

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[StudsonStudio]

My favorite is cannon face. I hope they are happy and living their best life.

[ono]

I would love a little playlist of "Bill making reference material"

[CCMinis]

Lovely build there Bill, papa nurgle would welcome you with open wounds - err, I mean arms - if you ever decided to play some Warhammer

[euansmith]

These monsters are great. I'm amazed at how you take normal toys and weird them the heck up. These look so much cooler than GW's offical Nurgle stuff.
Krustard™: for all your crusty wasteland terrain! It's got to be BMS Krustard™; accept no substitutes!

[StreetPigeon_]

The story of giant sentient tumors that roam the wasted land to continue killing people is the coolest fucking thing I’ve ever heard. Amazing storytelling, such a good take on a zombie or diseased creature. I’m going to be thinking about this forever

[mbase]

I loved the background/lore info you gave for these guys, it really brings them to life. SO much, in fact, I wonder if your videos wouldn't benefit from starting with the lore first? It gives a specific impression, and watching that impression come to life through your work is honestly a lot more fun than just neutral, context free figure building. Not to mention I think that aspect really sets your videos apart from other creators in the same space. A lot of other model builders are focused on recreating already famous imagery, but the fact that every aspect of your figures, from concept to detail, is in service of a unified original vision makes each part of it more compelling. Letting us in on that vision just makes the unique appeal of your work so much clearer!

Love the figures and look forward to seeing what you come up with next!

[KnarbMakes]

That's gross, I love it. I appreciate all the various accents you do for squarespace, keeping it fresh!

[gartersnake]

Man.. I can't believe the editing, sound effects and subject of these videos.
All the little details..
You are the man Bill!

[SCP-]

I'm actually doing my first Tonks build of 4 tonks with Final Faction toys. Been a ton of fun. Grabbed 4 proper size toy cars as cabs/chassis's and went with a "Cross Out" game theme. First one I'm working on is a war dozer tug boat build. It's weird 😂

[singingReaper]

Final Faction bits are such a great resource. It’s amazing how every time I make a stop to the dollar tree they manage to have some alien or accessory pack I didn’t know existed before, they always managed to make both really useful organic and inorganic shapes. Great builds over all

[CajunCraftastrophe]

Nice work, Bill. These came out great! Love the sketch book, also boils don't scare me (much). Excellent monsters!

[TheCrafsMan]

BILLIAM! Another excellent one, my man!

[chrisantzaras]

When you said that the Rusters go out and hunt these monsters I was blown away by the surprise narrative. What an awesome idea!

[TheDankestDungeon]

Literally just stumbled across Final Faction toys last week at the dollar store that I usually don't go to, now it's absolutely going to be my #1 place to go! Great video as always :)

[EyyyTone]

I'm so happy this made it to my reccomendations. I absolutely love your channel mate.

[christianneseeram]

Dude, you're a joy to look at and listen to.
I'm here thanks to Studson Studio. You guys always make my day! I like "weird" art, and your "weird" is so cool!

[CobraCreates]

Yeah, more monsters! The first one's gotta be my favorite. I'm a sucker for body horror and the idea of walking semi-sentient tumors is a really cool idea.

[kevinpatrickcarey]

awesome models..the one with the big cannon gives a new meaning to "mobile artillery"

[paulosborne]

The end result of your painting is surprisingly good - really vile pustulent 'Thing' flesh. I've really gotta get some of those crabby legs you used on the first build.

[clockworkgiant]

I’ve been doing an Eldridge horror ttrpg set in WW1 with some friends, and seeing incredible things like this keeps pushing me towards doing a diorama of it