also, protip, using the plant tray is a good idea, but you can make your life much easier by cutting the bases where you put the plants off and making the molds you will use the actual size yo need them to be, separate from the original piece. the dragonteeth can be glued between 2 strips of card to make a line of molds that will stand on their own, and actually cutting the barriers molds out and sealing the ends with card and sealing the end with duct tape on the inside will give you much easier to manage tools to mass produce with. though ill be honest, im lazy so i bought plant trays like these and cut them up and filled the bits i wanted to use with a mix of hot glue and cardboard, then just painted them to look like stone. i got a set of 5 trays for £3 and they made me two dozen dragonteeth and like a yard of barriers and i didnt need to mess around with concrete

nice job mate. i would look at using a hot glue gun on the hedgehogs though. it sets so quick it helps with the sliding problem. id actually consider using hot glue instead of tacky on most of those pieces for the speed at which it sticks stuff together.

@forgeofsagas

10 ай бұрын

I like hot glue, but on such small things I've had it get a little too thick. Might be the nozzle on my glue gun though. Thanks for the tips!

Noice work bud! Vid looks amazing. What camara do you use?

@forgeofsagas

3 жыл бұрын

Olympus Stylus Tough. I'm not sure the exact model, we've had it in the family for years.

Ugh... concrete is such an awful material to advocate using for creating. Even Quikrete has Portland Cement in it. If you're using this, you should have gloves, eye protection, and a respirator. You definitely dont want the dust in your lungs or eyes.