Snoddies HobbiesThis week has been the most fun I've had since starting this YouTube journey. One of my favorite things about sharing my hobby online is getting to meet fellow hobbyist from all over the globe. We are nerds without borders. Anyhow, this week I got to collaborate with one of my favorite YouTube personalities Brent over at Goober Town Hobbies.
He sent me a mystery box and I did the same. Let's see what we've created.
Goober Town Challenge: Converting a Dungeons and Dragons RPG Miniature from Warhammer Fantasy FigureSnoddies Hobbies2019-08-13 | This week has been the most fun I've had since starting this YouTube journey. One of my favorite things about sharing my hobby online is getting to meet fellow hobbyist from all over the globe. We are nerds without borders. Anyhow, this week I got to collaborate with one of my favorite YouTube personalities Brent over at Goober Town Hobbies.
He sent me a mystery box and I did the same. Let's see what we've created.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music.Stupid Simple Pipe Cleaner Trees For Dioramas or Tabletop Gaming!Snoddies Hobbies2023-09-27 | Hey there, it's Dave from Snoddie's Hobbies! Ever wondered how to turn simple pipe cleaners into eerie, gnarled trees for your tabletop battles? 🌲🎲 Dive in as I reveal my crafting secrets to create the spookiest forest terrain perfect for "Silver Bayonet" - my Napoleonic Horror Game. And hey, if you're into Roleplaying Games, Dungeons and Dragons, or Warhammer Old World, these techniques might just inspire you for your next wargaming project. Get ready to embark on a wargaming tree terrain journey like no other!Crafting a Necromancers Relic for D&D and Tabletop RPG Adventures!Snoddies Hobbies2023-09-05 | Join me as our gaming group dives into Frostgrave: Thaw of the Lich Lord, a thrilling d20 game by Joseph McCullough and Osprey Publishing. Perfect for fantasy miniature enthusiasts, this campaign led us to a unique scenario: the Dark Cauldron. I'm taking you along as I craft our very own Dark Cauldron from bits and bobs I've found in my basement.
September, with its plethora of affordable Halloween decor, is a goldmine for Sword & Sorcery gamers looking to turn those decorations into epic tabletop set pieces.
Endless thanks to each of you for the continued encouragement, with special gratitude to my Patreon supporters. Your belief fuels my creativity! Support and join our crafting journey at: patreon.com/SnoddiesHobbies.Now This is Podracing! My N64 Childhood Favorite Hits the TabletopSnoddies Hobbies2023-05-27 | Welcome back to Snoddies Hobbies! In today's video, we're journeying to a galaxy far, far away, and revisiting a classic from my childhood: the N64 game, Star Wars Episode One Racer.
As a kid, I was captivated by the high-speed thrills and intergalactic excitement of this iconic game. But recently, I decided to take on the ambitious project of recreating this digital gem as a tabletop game. Little did I know, this mission would become an epic quest that tested my sanity and my enduring love for Star Wars.
The process was filled with countless hours of painstaking design, a slew of unexpected challenges, and so many moments of uncertainty that I almost quit. This quest, however, is a testament to the spirit of resilience, innovation, and the magic that is the Star Wars universe.
What's more impressive? The majority of the terrain for this project was made with re-purposed trash, combined with some intricate 3D printing from Dark Fire Designs. It's amazing what can be achieved when you blend creativity, resourcefulness, and technology!
This journey wouldn't have been possible without your constant support and encouragement. A big shout out to my Patreon supporters for their unwavering belief in my work. To show your support, check out my Patreon page: patreon.com/SnoddiesHobbies. Every bit helps to continue creating and sharing these ambitious projects with you all!
In producing this video, I owe my gratitude to several individuals. A special thank you to Jeelh for the fantastic light-speed blender animation. Heartfelt thanks to N64 Archive for capturing gameplay from Shadows of the Empire and Rogue Squadron. And of course, a nod to World of Longplays for providing gameplay footage from Episode One Racer. Your contributions have been vital in bringing this project to life.
If you're a Star Wars fan, a nostalgic N64 enthusiast, or just love the thrill of tabletop gaming, this video's for you. Buckle up and join me on this crazy ride! Remember to hit the like button if you enjoy the content, share it with fellow enthusiasts, and subscribe for more adventures from the world of tabletop gaming and beyond!Scratch Bashing a Fantasy StagecoachSnoddies Hobbies2022-01-11 | Mordheim is one of my favorite fantasy settings. So, in today's episode of Table Ready Gaming, I try to recreate one of my favorite miniatures from the Games Workshop Mordheim line of miniatures. This is a Fantasy Stagecoach that can be used for any kind of Dungeons and Dragons Games or Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay or if you still got your old Mordheim Warband kicking around a trip into the City of the Damn.
Oh, and I made it all from stuff I had laying around my house.
00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Project Scope 00:45 - Avoiding Past Mistakes 00:52 - Crafting the Base with Cardboard 01:11 - Detailing With Coffee Stir Sticks 02:02 - Repeating Past Mistakes 02:30 - Make Things More Warhammery 03:11 - Making Doors and Windows 04:06 - More Details 05:18 - Making the Seat and Drivers 06:35 - Rolling Onto The Wheels 08:04 - The Belly of the Beast 08:28 - Roof and Other Detail 08:53 - Door Detail with Mold Making 10:19 - Responding to Feedback 10:53 - Horses 11:39 - Painting The Wagon 12:34 - Something Wicked This Way Comes 12:51 - Got a Bone to Pick 13:28 - Painting Mutants 13:42 - Final ShotsStupid Simple but Stupidly Awesome Trees for Tabletop Games.Snoddies Hobbies2021-08-17 | Do you want to make model trees for dungeons and dragons?
Well then, welcome to another episode of Table Ready Gaming, today we're jumping back into the world of Dungeons and Dragons and how to make model trees for your dungeons and dragons games.
If you're like me then a forest is one of the most common terrain types encounters happen in your dungeons and dragons games. So you're gonna want some good-looking model trees for that dungeons and dragons battle mat.
Today I'll show you how with a little patience and skill you can make model trees for Dungeons and Dragons from twigs you find in your garden!
Lastly - Special Thanks to my friend over at Devs and Dice: youtube.com/channel/UCw4EP80u-jBk75DBIPY-HOgTHE ONLY Basing Tutorial You Need. Make ANY Model Look Great.Snoddies Hobbies2021-07-20 | Are you looking to base your D&D minis? Well, then today's video is going to go back to BASE-ics and show you the three steps I use to base D&D miniatures.
I generally start by building up the base of my D&D mini and put large rocks and other focal points on the mini's base.
Next, I'll blend all of this using different basing mediums and fine grit sand. This helps the dd mini blend into the base.
Lastly, I finish the base of the D&D minis with static grass and other show stoppers.
I hope you find this week's video useful and these techniques are great for basing all kinds of miniatures not just D&D minis but also Age of Sigmar miniatures and Warhammer miniatures.
Let's Talk to Robots: dungeons and dragons miniatures can be spelled like dungeons adn dragons miniatures but you can also base dd minis and put things on dd minis base if you have questions on how to base miniatures then this is the video to watch.The EASIEST and BEST LOOKING wargaming hills.Snoddies Hobbies2021-06-23 | Are you looking to make some wargaming terrain hills then these are the perfect hills for begginners. There's Wargaming Hills Terrain doesn't require any fancy tools or specalized equipment. It's okay if you aren't a sculpter these Hills are the perfect projects to start your Wargaming Terrain collection.
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If you're looking at getting some miniatures for your dungeons and dragons game I would recommend checking out these three dungeons and dragons miniatures companies.
Let's Talk to Robots: Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures are kinda like D&D Miniatures or even Dungeons and Dragons Minis or perhaps even Dragons and Dungeons Miniatures or even Miniatures for Dungeons and Dragons. We all love DnD and sometimes we even play with fantasy rpg miniatures but we mostly play with dungeons and dragons miniatures.Three Games That Are Like Dungeons and Dragons But Arent | Fantasy Roleplay GamesSnoddies Hobbies2021-05-11 | Dungeons and Dragons is the most popular fantasy TableTop game on the market. There are tons of games that are like dungeons and dragons from video games to tabletop roleplaying games, but here are my top three games that are like dnd these should help you find the game when you want a game that's like dungeons and dragons but isn't.
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Let's Talk to Robots: tabletop roleplaying games list of games that are similar to dungeons and dragons when you wanna play roleplaying games like dndCreating CHEAP Rusty Hot Wheels Terrain for Gas Lands!Snoddies Hobbies2021-04-05 | You're probably going to want to get your tetanus shot before starting this scale model car painting Tutorial. Today I'm showing you how I easily weathered some scale model car into these Gaslands rusted wrecks. This terrain is perfect for more than just Gaslands wasteland terrain, Warhammer 40k Terrain, Warhammer Ork Builds, and can be applied to any rusty or old TableTop wargaming terrain builds!
COLLABORATION PLAYLIST: Big Adventures Miniature World: youtube.com/channel/UC5n6... Miniocalypse: youtube.com/c/Miniocalypse Ninetale Hobbies: youtube.com/channel/UC2CZywoa0qNBKWQ1yQR3FPgSave Money and Stop Breaking Models and Stretch Your Hobby BudgetSnoddies Hobbies2021-03-05 | One of the smartest things I’ve done in this hobby is to start magnetizing minis in my Age of Sigmar, Mordheim, and Warhammer Old World collection. This provides me plenty of customization and allows me to save money by using models for more than one unit.
Magnetizing my Minis doesn’t only help me better represent my units in games like Age of Sigmar, Mordheim, and Frostgrave but it also allows me to better store my miniatures and even helps me when painting my miniatures.
If you’re interested in learning how to magnetize your minis then be sure to give this video a watch, the steps are easy, the supplies are cheap, and the benefit is well worth the extra time.
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Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:02 - Tool List 2:25 - Making a Magnet Guide 5:24 - Magnetizing Bases 8:38 - Save Money on Magnets 11:42 - Magnetizing Infantry Models 12:20 - How to Line Up Magnets 13:05 - Pinning with a Paper Clip 14:15 - Upgrading Flying Stand with Magnets 15:39 - Final ShotsDollar Store Challenge: Cheap Toys Turned Into Creepy Altar.Snoddies Hobbies2020-10-22 | Today I'm building another dollar store challenge and turning a cheap toy into a Shrine to The Drow Goddess Lolth from the Dungeons and Dragons Mythos.
Thank you to my fellow mini tubers who put up with me and my extremely late contribution to this video contest.
Hope you enjoy this video, Davinci Resolve has been a real pain editing this one!This Was a Dumb Idea. | How NOT to paint Necrons lol.Snoddies Hobbies2020-10-10 | THE SILENT KING has risen and I'm jumping on the 9th edition Necron bus! Starting with an easy ALL RATTLE CAN paint scheme. This is just a goofy challenge to see if I can use only spray paint to get a passable tabletop quality paint scheme.
Books I recommend: The War of Art by Steven Pressfield amazon.com/The-War-of-Art-Steven-Pressfield-audiobook/dp/B07PTBYH2G/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=war+of+art&qid=1602298358&sr=8-2Slaying the Hydra or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Hobby in 2020.Snoddies Hobbies2020-08-05 | Wow … 2020 has been a year so far. I for one am excited to be back and in this episode of Table Ready Gaming, I tackle some of the things that have been rolling around in my head. Changes in life because of the COVID 19 outbreak, coming to grips with the ugly truths of racism in our country and how it affects our hobby, and generally how to press on when nothing seems to be going to plan. Oh, I also paint a WizKids Hydra miniature.
This video is a little different and is not part of my normal hobby fun I do try to tackle some more serious conversations in this video. I struggled with what to say here, but at the end of the day just knew that saying nothing wasn’t an option.
Monetization has been turned off, not sure if this topic is still timely and this video may not be for you if you’re just looking for some hobby escapism.
P.S. I’m also switching from Premier to Davinci Resolve so please excuse small glitches while I learn a new editing program.Painting Like a Printer - 3 Color Squig CollaborationSnoddies Hobbies2020-02-28 | Today I'm back with old friends and new working on yet again another collaboration paint squigs from Age of Sigmar by Games Workshop. For these little guys, I was inspired by CMYK printing and tried to apply that technology to my challenge.
These are some of my favorite miniatures from the Games Workshop IP and I'm excited to see how they play in a Gloomspite army or Warcry Warband!
Oh! Yes, I've also stated them for D&D. If you want to see those stats they're currently being hosted on my Patreon as a free public post: patreon.com/posts/squig-handout-34391746
Oh and I tried to edit this video with Proxies in Premier, apparently I watermarked the finished video instead, stupid me so if you see a random d20 floating around that's what it is. I'm off to watch premier tutorials and adjust my camera setting now.
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Warning: This video promotes the use of hobby and model building tools that can cause injury if mishandled. This content is not intended for children.SIMPLE and AFFORDABLE D&D Terrain- Goblin Huts! GREAT for Age of Sigmar and Tabletop Wargames!Snoddies Hobbies2020-02-07 | For a while now my poor goblins have been living in dark dank caves, sleeping on the ground, hiding under rocks, and building traps in the Stalactites. This needs to change, looking at my Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual I've realized that Goblins are intelligence 10 which is the same as a commoner in D&D.
If peasants can build huts then why can't Goblins? Well, this week I fix my oversight and I do so with a cheap material I found in the dollar store, Easter Eggs. This project might be limited by seasonal availability but for the cost, I couldn't pass it up! Especially when each hut rings in for about 25 CENTS in material cost.
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Warning: This video promotes the use of hobby and model building tools that can cause injury if mishandled. This content is not intended for children.The WORST Mini I Ever PaintedSnoddies Hobbies2020-01-07 | This week I return to the worst model I've ever painted, and only one thing is going to save it ... a montage.
When I started out painting in 2000(ish) I got started with my first High Elf Army and man have I learned a lot since then.
Anyhow, Casey over at eBay Miniature Rescues had a great idea of starting 2020 off by repainting your first mini, and as you already know I love working with Casey on projects so I figure this was as good way to start the New Year off right!
P.S. Adobe Premier has switched to 2020, and I'm a moderate video editor at best, so I'm relearning this program and I might reupload this video if it doesn't load correctly. Thank you for your patience.
Music from YouTube Music LibaryDeodorant Speeder Bike Challenge: Warhammer 40k build with Goobertown Hobbies, Ebay Miniature RescueSnoddies Hobbies2019-11-26 | This is a build inspired by an old White Dwarf, where we build a speeder bike for Warhammer 40k from an old deodorant stick, other odd and end packaging around the house, and a few leftover modeling bits. I asked Brent from Goobertown Hobbies, Casey from Ebay Miniature's Rescue, and Adam from Adam paints to join me on this journey.
Warning: this video show promotes the use of hobby of building models that could may not be suitable for children. These videos also show how to use equipment and materials that can cause injury if used incorrectly. This content is not intended for children.Dungeons Masters Gross Out Your Players with this Monster. Tutorial: Corpse LarvaSnoddies Hobbies2019-10-29 | Can I build a disgusting Dungeons and Dragons monster out of some fake maggots I found in the Halloween makeup section this year? Let's see if I've totally wasted my $0.45 investment or have I made an easy (but gross) miniature for my next game.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music.Dungeons and Dragons Dollar Store Challenge: Altar to the Deep QueenSnoddies Hobbies2019-10-15 | This week of Table Ready Gaming I'm seeing if I can turn a few cheap dollar store toys into a passable altar to the Deep Queen, or Blibdoolpoolps sister perhaps? Anyhow, see what nasty surprises I came up with to put in my dungeon of an upcoming Dungeons and Dragons Campaign.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music. Anglerfish Video: Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) youtube.com/watch?v=VqPMP9X-89oDungeons and Dragons Scratch Build Challenge: Total War Warhammer Empire War WagonSnoddies Hobbies2019-09-24 | In this episode of Table Ready Gaming, I try to build the Empire War Wagon from CA's Total War Warhammer 2 Hunter and the Beast DLC.
As the model for the Empire War Wagon has long been out of print it's gone up in price and frankly is more than I want to spend. So it's time to turn to the old staples of scratch building models, plastic styrene, poster board, and basal wood. Let's see how I do.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music.My Favorite WizKids Mini Paint Job Yet! Hell Hounds 2 Ways to Paint.Snoddies Hobbies2019-09-03 | Today I'm painting flayed flesh and fire yellow for on a few Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures for my next D&D campaign.
This video comes from a subscriber request. Da Vinci asked me how I would paint the WizKids Hell Hounds, and I thought this was a perfect excuse to play around with the color shifting metallic from Green Stuff World.
#D&D #Miniaturepainting #DungeonsandDragonsYour Prepainted Minis Look Awful, But This is an Easy Fix.Snoddies Hobbies2019-08-24 | Pre-painted figures is kind of a staple in Dungeons and Dragons, if you’ve ever watched Critical Role you’ve seen them on Matt Mercer’s table. When you’re in a pinch or your not just a much of a hobbiest they these miniatures work great. However, if you’re a crafting DM and a fan of channels like Black Magic Craft or invest in terrain systems line Dwarven Forge your miniatures can quickly become the ugliest thing on the table.
Luckily these pre-painted figs have a lot more detail than folks give them credit for and it’s really simple to make them look great on the table top. In this episode of Table Ready Gaming I’m going to show you how to easily take your pre-painted miniatures to the next level.
As an added bonus I'm rocking a stylish new hat from Scott over at Miniac!Painting Rotten Flesh on Dungeons and Dragons MonstersSnoddies Hobbies2019-08-06 | If you're looking for a simple way to paint rotten flesh then today's video for you. Today's tutorial shows you how to paint a skin tone that is achieved almost entirely through washes and looks great on anything undead or blessed by Grandpa Nurgle.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to bensound.com for the use of the music.Paint Along: Reapers Dain Deepaxe for Use in Dungeons and DragonsSnoddies Hobbies2019-07-23 | The dwarf in today's video is Reaper's Dain Deepaxe from their 25th-anniversary line. I think most newer gamers know Reaper for their Bones Miniature Line. However, Reaper Miniatures has an extensive catalog of finely detailed pewter miniatures. In today's video, I paint Reaper's 25th Anniversary Mini Dain Deepaxe and muse about my hobby experience during my 20 years of miniature painting. I hope you enjoy this video as I had a lot of fun painting this mini and while this isn't a miniature painting tutorial. I do believe you can still gleam a trick or two from watching the process.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to bensound.com for the use of the music.Painting the skin on a Dungeons and Dragons Half-OrcSnoddies Hobbies2019-07-16 | This week I was back down in my paint studio, and man did it feel good to be back! I decided to get back in the groove by painting a figure, and I needed a half-orc for an upcoming Dungeons and Dragon's Encounter. So I dug through my bits box and found this guy.
I have no idea what miniature line he comes from, but this pewter sculpts so much character I had to paint him up. Ten internet cookies if you can help me identify him! So in today's video, I go over how I get a mini ready for the tabletop when the timer is ticking and how I paint green skin.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music.Dungeons and Dragons Miniature Haul: Collection Buy Out Unboxing.Snoddies Hobbies2019-07-09 | Recently I had an opportunity to buy out a friend's old Dungeons and Dragons model collection. There was a bunch of random pewter in a giant tub, so I did what every self-respecting Dungeon Master would do, I exchanged a few dead presidents for a massive bucket of pewter!
In this weeks video, I go through that collection and start unboxing it and organizing this collection so I can decide what to build and paint next. Today's video is just a goofy video where I have a good time looking at miniatures and I invite you to share in my excitement as I look at what's in the box sight unseen.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com & bensound.com for the use of the music.Scare Your Players with a New Monster and a Simple Conversion.Snoddies Hobbies2019-06-14 | This week I thought I'd try something a little different and am showing you how I created my blood elemental for my Dungeons and Dragons Games. Today's miniature conversion video is a painting tutorial that will show you how to build a homebrew monster that doesn't appear in the Monster Manual but will feel right at home in your D&D RPG.
I got this idea from an Instagram post I saw a while back (I'm sorry I can't find the original post). The origin of this monster is at an old battleground that had a river running through it. Anyhow as the two armies killed each other the blood of the fallen ran into the river turning it red and corrupting the water elementals that lived there. I'm also a big fan of blood magic from Dragon Age and I imagine this is something a blood mage would summon to do their bidding.
I hope you enjoy this D&D monster and you find a lovely use for the blood elementals in your next game.
CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com for the use of the music.Protecting Your Minis on The Game Table: How to Bullet Proof Them for Maximum DurabilitySnoddies Hobbies2019-06-07 | Have you ever experienced the frustration of chipped or dinged miniatures after you've gamed with them? It seems like my metal minis are the biggest culprit of this. Sure there are a ton of miniature painting tutorials online, but I don't see very many that tell you how to keep your painted mini looking great on the tabletop from game to game. So today on Table Ready Gaming I'm going to show you how I protect my miniatures during game nights.
P.S. I'm sorry about the background noise on the intro and outro I didn't realize how loud our new A.C. was until I was finished editing.
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Protect Your Minis at Game Night A hobby tutorial on protecting your minis from gaming mishapsGhost of Saltmarsh First Look Live StreamSnoddies Hobbies2019-05-25 | This week I decided to do a quick live stream on Instagram as I perused through the Ghost of Salt Marsh. This stream is about an hour long and is pretty free flowing (which is just an excellent way of saying I'm jumping all over the place) I didn't have much of a plan when I started this stream.
I spend most of my time looking at the nautical travel, combat, and ship types in the back of the book and don't spend any time on the published adventures. For me, this book is probably one of the best supplements launched for 5e, but my campaign is very heavily influenced by the sea, so this book arrived at the perfect time for me, I think the sea travel rules are worth the price of the book alone.
I hope you enjoy this stream, and let me know in the comments if you'd like to see more of this kind of content. You can follow me on Instagram at da.snodgrass and my other social links are below.
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CREDITS AND DISCLAIMERS: Special thanks to purple-planet.com for the use of the music.Dungeons and Dragons Monster Tokens Made EasySnoddies Hobbies2019-05-21 | It's no secret that I love painting miniatures; this hobby is one of my favorite ways to relax and let my creative juices flow. I can get lost in the muse for the evening at my paint bench. That said there is no way I think my miniature collection will ever be large enough to cover every possible encounter I could build as a Game Master. So, what's a GM to do when you have great looking PC minis painted and no monster for the minis to put on the board? That's where these monster tokens come in. They look magnificent, they're super easy to customize, and they're incredibly affordable. In this video, I'm going to show you how I make game tokens and monster tokens for my TableTop RPG games.
Credits and Copyright disclaimers. Artwork owned by Wizards of the Coast Special thanks to purple-planet.com for supplying my sweet jams. DnD Cartoon Clip: Critical Role Movie Clip: The 40 Year Old VirginThe Best Way To Store Warhammer Armies!Snoddies Hobbies2019-05-10 | So I spend a lot of time painting miniatures, and I adore this hobby, but one problem that has plagued me since the beginning is how do I keep my miniatures looking great? Some of these little dudes have over 12 hours of craft time into them. Well for the longest time I used Battle Foam carrying cases, but these cases are expensive, bulky, and I've had so many mini's snap apart while pulling them out of the foam. Well, now I've found a DIY storage system that works so much better! It takes up less space, it's way more affordable, and you don't have to worry about friction rubbing the paint off your minis.
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If you're having a hard time finding Tin locally this should work (but it's probably cheaper at your hardware store) amzn.to/2vU5T8iPaint Realistic Looking D&D Water ElementalsSnoddies Hobbies2019-04-29 | Elementals are one of my favorite monsters in D&D. Today on Table Ready Gaming I want to show you a simple paint scheme that will make your Wizkids Water Elemental look like it's a wet fountain of water that's ready to wash away your PC's Hitpoints.
Special Thanks: purple-planet.comI Now Have An Army of Gelatinous Cubes.Snoddies Hobbies2019-04-12 | Make your own gelatinous cube! This time on Table Ready Gaming I'll show you a stupid simple tutorial on how you can make a bunch of Gelatinous Cubes on the cheap! In this video, I also show you how awesome the textured rollers from Green Stuff World are and how they can make basing so easy.
#dungeonsanddragons #tabletopminiatures #tabletopgamingMake Cheap Giant Spiders for Your Next Dungeon and Dragons GameSnoddies Hobbies2019-04-08 | Are you looking for an affordable way to bring some giant spiders to your next Dungeons and Dragons or TableTop role-playing game? This video will show you how I took an old Halloween decoration and turned it into a great looking hairy spider to creep out my players.
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