Скачать или смотреть 3 Materials You Should Try Now For Grimdark Miniatures | Guide to Modeling with Cloth, Hair and Fur

In the Grimdark Style, we often use a range of different, mundane materials on our miniatures to introduce texture and visuals that are otherwise nigh unachievable by standard sculpting means. This is a perfect next step on your Grimdark journey, if you are already comfortable with the basics. Let's go over how to apply cloth, hair, and fur onto your miniatures! Enjoy.

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Video timestamps:
0:35 Intro
1:28 Introduction to materials
3:10 Paper Tissue
4:57 Sail Cloth
5:50 Cheesecloth
7:46 Cigarette Paper
8:45 final word on cloth and wire use
11:00 Hair 1st Technique
14:10 Hair 2nd Technique
19:45 Fur Application
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