shoutout to BFX and indy mogul

@Nosculptor

2 жыл бұрын

Those Indiy Mogul times! The sting from the intro still echos in my ears!

@Darius12235

2 жыл бұрын

I still have one of those indy mogul 3d glasses they were giving away. Sort of like a relic to me at this point

@TonyBullard

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I loved that show. Cheap ways to make special fx will always interest me.

@graefx

2 жыл бұрын

I havent heard that name in a long time

@duon44

2 жыл бұрын

Such a nostalgia boost

I’m curious how this change in direction will affect the delivery of the chicken salt.

@basedViking

2 жыл бұрын

damn it now I want chips with chicken salt

@jekster

2 жыл бұрын

Impressed with your dedication to the true goal of this channel. :D

@KnarbMakes

2 жыл бұрын

#chickensaltforjeremy lets get this trending

@03dashk64

2 жыл бұрын

@@KnarbMakes too long has Jeremy been denied the chicken salt.

@Blandco

2 жыл бұрын

I still don't know what real chicken salt is. I got the stuff with the big cartoon chicken on it and l don't know if that's the real stuff.

"Life after gaming" does sound harsh - maybe it is better to think of your time making models for gaming as the jumping off point for you being inspired to make ART! Either way we're all so excited to see what you make next!

You've always been an artist first, creator second to me since the very beginning. But your talent within both areas is just...so good. I'm really happy for you, Trent - and I think this breakup will be really healthy for you in the long run.

Don't stress about gaming or not. You are amazing talent and take it any direction it leads you in. Happiness and joy matter More! But do let us see the journey.

BFX had some of the most inspiring videos back in the day. It's really rad to see you cutting up and using some of those models. It's a nice reminder to not be too precious about hobby things that just aren't fun anymore.

I really missed videos like this, I can really relate to the spontaneous feeling of creative rushes to run off into a corner and make something so you can return to the thing you were working on yesterday, I hope we get more of this soon!

Oh man if you are making dioramas out of them it would be such an amazing (but BIG) project to do the circus set up with tent and all in a suitably nurgle landscape!!

Get some felt for your dice box. It just makes it so much more satisfying!

@Miscast

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@Monkeyman12534

2 жыл бұрын

Better... flocking

Dioramas are my favorite part of the miniature model hobby! The story a model tells is the coolest part to me (I like to have subthemes within an army theme, like each unit of battle sisters in a Sororitas army built around a different part of the overall theme of the army). So I'm all for this direction! But also you're an awesome creator so I support you focusing on whatever part of the hobby interests you creatively since the fun you're having will show through in what you make

I think this is my favorite of your videos so far, just watching the journey is fun and relaxing

Trent! 1. We need a 1 hour unedited version of your videos. I'd watch the heck out of vods just you messing around with anything really. 2. I think you should consider selling some of the dioramas you make. For you it might be all about the experience but for your viewers it could be the coolest piece of treasure ever. 3. thank you for the inspiration, you always motivate me to do something creative and out of the box.

I lost my day job just before the holidays. Ive been trying to finally knuckle down and get my dream job as a games environment artist since then, youre videos are one of the only things keeping me motivated! Its so nice to see you get so engrossed in your projects and look deeper in to your art and self along the way

I can't tell you how refreshing your videos are, I have been working on my own maesive D&D campaign for over a decade now. Every time I get stuck or feel overwhelmed one of your videos pops up and reminds me that its ok for that to happen and to focus on something that isn't that for a second. Thank you.

Honestly, dioramas are more present in my mind when it comes to minis. Probably because I'm a massive introvert and don't really play 40k. Also, I really like the concept of the creation of a scene and telling a story with it. Hoping to make some modular(ish) dioramas so I can make story progression happen and not get bored with a static display. (The ADD is strong in me.)

When you step outside of the "these are for playing a game" box the possibilities of what you can do opens up ten fold.

Looks awesome, Ive always loved making dioramas more than using minis lol =)

So good to see you passionate and excited. Don't chuck that old mold out. Chop it into small pieces and user those in the next batch of silicone you mix up. It'll bond well and he'll reduce the amount of silicone you need for your next mold.

Do not worry. They are your models, your paintings, your time. No matter what you do with them, you have taken them beyond the borders of dull grey plastic. No matter what life they take beyond the game, it will be a life well lived.

Dioramas are great! Express that creativity.

I'm just over here having never once played the game but having almost every single AoS model wrapped up in dioramas...

Great video Trent, this always felt like the way the channel was going and I know you're gonna do amazing stuff heading outside the usual "gaming" category of art!!!!

Art from the heart is the best art

I appreciate your honesty . And you sharing your growth .

Awesomeness 😻😻😻

@Miscast

2 жыл бұрын

Thankuuu Zan, you're the best

@ZanVonZed

2 жыл бұрын

You are! (Cos you're verified 😆)

You're a fantastic artist regardless of whether you game with your art or not. Thank you for the high quality and always-inspirational content.

The fun you have already had with something cannot be erased by letting it go.

I for sure know how you feel. I fell out of love with the gaming aspect of the hobby as I got older. I think I was always more passionate about the setting, the actual craftsmanship, and the artistry. I feel like telling a story with your miniatures can be just as great as the "story" you get by playing a game with friends, and the Inq28 community especially I think has really exemplified a movement towards making the mini hobby more about the artistry than the wargaming.

Thanks again for the comfiness and the inspiration and the joy and everything else. It's a great video as usual, filled with excitement about your projects. Pretty swell.

I love all of your stuff, whatever it is that you're creating.

I love the idea of converting/painting miniatures for arts sake, and play like 3, maybe 4 times a year but I really struggle to get motivated on something that I know will be purely aesthetic.

The die rolling a 7 was a nice touch, Papa would be pleased.

Rewatching this ages later, and I burst out into laughter when you ended on the note: "Okay, I think that's all I need to sell you to survive. Byyye!"

I am right there with you Miscast. Excited to see your new dioramas!

It is a good day when Miscast uploads !!

2022- make what we want and forget the rest!

As someone who enjoys just building and painting minies and begun enjoying making various small projects, but never had the real desire to paint anything for a propper game, I definitely feel you, even if just in part. I love your work exactly because it's weird, its inspiring and it breaks the mould. (figuratively hopefully) so no matter how you change your style or what you do, just keep it you and it will be awsome.

I had no idea I wanted to see dioramas, but these are hugely inspiring! Please keep this up if it feels right for you

It gutted me to see what would be my dream nurgle army repurposed, but you can make many armies in the future. The most important thing is to keep making things and keep fueling your inspiration.

You were always making art, but looking forward to this direction.

Great video! Making dust collectors and shelf sitters is a very creative project -

i'm so excited for the little froggo guys, i hope i don't miss them! also yay for doing what you enjoy, always.

I don’t know how to say to that but i felt you gain confidence in yourself in this video. And that is great ! I always love to watch you go in crazy direction

Hey, about that old mold, what some people do to save on silicone is to cut up the old unusable molds and use the chunks as space fill when they pour a new mold. Figure its worth a try, save some money on production

This hurts me because it was your nurgle diarys that got me back into warhammer

Thanks for the content, look forward to seeing where your creative road goes. Always vibing with the energy here.

What you are making is beautiful and I am very much looking forward to what the future will bring!

Very cool what you're doing. Thanks for the inspiration!

Probably my favorite person on the internet

Truly enjoy watching your process mate.

Always a pleasure to refresh youtube and discover a new video from you. I hope you find a more permanent mold for your toads, if i happen to stumble by something (which i doubt i will) i'll send you a link if you want.

I appreciate your art a lot, also I'm very happy for you, that you can express yourself and do what you want and like.

So good to see you returning to your nurgle creations! Don't feel bad about realizing you don't want to actually play the tabletop game, the dioramas look awesome and I'm super excited to see how the casts of your models turn out!

As someone who also used to be in to the whole 'warhammers' hobby then moved on to well just making fun weird art I thing this is very cool as it's interesting how what we find interesting grows and changes over time.

I'm watching you for a while now, and I absolutely love how you think outside the box! ...thought this was the right time to tell you...

Everything you do is so inspiring, I hope you know that.

This is legit the most creative guy I know, well not personally but you never know 😅

I love watching you grow as an artist you make me want to take a step out of my comfort zone and try making something other then just for the game table.

These diorama boxes are so pretty!

Man, you do you. This is great, and I love to see artists just face the fear and go. Those dioramas are giving me some great Kris Kuksi vibes. Keep it up.

I love these Living story book Diorama's, would totally be down to buy one someday.

Your art is very inspiring ♡ thank you for doing all you do ♡

A tip I picked up from a resin casting channel I can’t recall the name of at the moment: Save your shoddy molds and chop them up, then use them to fill space in the next mold you make! As long as you are careful and press the bits into the wet silicone (so that the “new silicone” is what’s making direct contact with what you’re casting) you can save yourself some material costs and also recycle some perfectly good silicone.

Lego molds! That's bringing me back to my early KZread video days! :)

@Miscast

2 жыл бұрын

Yup I watched those!!

@XandersArcaneStudy

2 жыл бұрын

@@Miscast Awesome! Man, the videos are so bad now by modern standards. Hopefully the content still has some value! :D Thanks for the reply! :)

Backyard effects is a name i haven't heard in ages!

Now this is some art! 🔥

"Life after gaming" is exactly what I'm going through now. You've always been an artist Trent, your stuff is awesome and beatiful. It's your hobby so enjoy it your way :)

That frog one is cute and whimsical ♡♡

I stumbled upon your video and was all awestruck by how I could relate for the love of war gaming changing in to something else I could not put my finger on but now I am inspired to do so much more thank you

Toadssssssss. Still excited for them. Glad to see you're embracing the direction that's fun and interesting.

Awsome as always!🧡

It's a little bittersweet to see the project that drew me to this channel, and the scale modeling hobby, move away from the tabletop, but it's better for it to go somewhere than nowhere

Don't throw away the old mold! Use cut up pieces as filler to use less silicone for future molds. :D

I love this, its the logical conclusion of the Nurgle Diaries' whole concept. Follow your joy dude.

The toads are adorable

Very cool new direction on the Nurgles! I tend to do the same, and have too many armies that I have never used. I build and paint for the fun of it, but I mostly end up making things that would be possible to use in games, although I never do. Maybe I should start cutting up some stuff and glue them in boxes too!

Damn. BFX and Indy Mogul got me into crafting back in the days. Nice blast to the past! Thanks :)

Fun to hear BFX and Indy Mogul mentioned after all this time! :-D

Haha backyard effects is probably THE channel that got me into building and craftimg

Damn, Indy Mogul, thats been ages since i heard that name

That bits box stencil 😍

WOW! That chest diorama is stunning O.O

Oh hey, I recently turned 26 too! It’s cool to see a creator who’s really my age!

So cool! love it

I'm seriously stoked to see the rise of this particular NFT (non-fungible toad)

Brilliance inspirational

these are awesome, as a degenerate tournament gamer I am proud of your journey. Nice to see some fresh frogs getting cast too

I know for me I really like collecting minis, especially GW ones and of those old ones. I always felt like I had to build an army with them or build something to use them for or else what's the point of spending so much time and money, but it has lead me to collect models that I just think are cool and probably won't ever use. I have 20 Empire Handgunners on my desk that will likely never be used in a full Imperial army, but I like them, I like their bits, they're a great kit. This hobby doesn't just have to be building something for the table top. Uncle Adam from Tabletop Minions says something similar, let the hobby be for you. I just wish minis and bits weren't so expensive so we could all experiment with kitbashing more.

Trent; "... made on my 26th birthday ..." Peter;

DUDE! I just found your channel a few days ago, binged the Nurgle Diaries, and was looking at your upload schedule afterwards and was like, "Damn - looks like I gotta wait a month or two for the next installment." IT'S DOPE TO BE WRONG

Your dioramas and videos are works of art, great job mate. I had the same problem as you with those glass domes - the cylindrical profile is too narrow for minis that overhang their base. I ended up using a fishbowl-shaped dome instead

Hi there. I have painted hundreds of minis in all scales from 28mm up to 120mm and guess what? I have never played a wargame of any sort in my life. I love this hobby.

I really love your creations, I wouldn't mind having a toad with a crystal ball he would look lovely for my miniself doll outdoor garden's pond. See you on your next video.

Best of luck.

Miss your vids fella. Hope its been a good February.

Cut up your old moulds into chunks and use them to take up space in your next mould to save silicone! (Degas it when you do though)

I love being able to tell a story with art.. Dioramas allow this

I live making models and miniatures but I don’t game at all so mine are just art pieces on my shelf. Sometimes I give them to people as gifts x

Man it breaks my heart seeing him break apart those models after the time spent on them, but I get it.

save your bad molds. you can cut them up and use them as void fill and use less material in future molds by throwing chunks in.