Quick Shell Craters Using Polymer Clay (Flames of War, Crossfire, Battlegroup, 'O' Group, Bolt A )

Welcome back to the Miniature Dork Universe for another dose of hobby-time adventures. Today I am showing you how I made these shell craters with polymer clay. Polymer clay is an excellent material that you can easily sculpt, place in the oven for 20 minutes, and end up with a plastic final product. I went pretty fast with these, but one can take sculpting to the next level with more time investment. There are a number of ways this material can be useful. Have a search on YouTube and see that great and intricate things people create with it. It comes in a variety of colours and they can be mixed. enjoy this next crazy dose of Miniature Dork Universe and let your imagination run wild with the possibilities this material can produce. Useful for all historical, sci-fi, and fantasy miniature gaming and scales.

00:00 - Highly mature and relevant intro.
02:14 - What's this video about?
03:39 - Shell crater size chart, rough dimensions.
04:17 - Here's the clay. . .
07:18 - Tools.
07:44 - Sculpt away!
16:05 - All baked up.
17:07 - Seal in stones.
18:38 - Dry-brush action.
20:25 - Acrylic wash.
22:40 - All done, final comments.

Music: "Fear Napalm" by Terrorizer, Earache Records 1989