Video Tag
Every video tagged “miniatures” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
Jaimie and Jay of Wicked Makers walk through their workflow for printing and painting modular dungeon tiles for tabletop RPGs. They rely on free 3D model files from Thingiverse — specifically OpenForge designs — and a standard FDM printer to produce stone-style terrain pieces. A simple three-color acrylic painting method keeps results consistent and repeatable, even across large batches of tiles.
This video showcases early progress on a fully handcrafted modular terrain board for the tabletop skirmish game Trench Crusade, alongside newly printed miniatures. The creator builds terrain pieces primarily from insulation foam, applying texture through heat, foil, and wire brushes to achieve a gritty WWI aesthetic. Playing surfaces are reinforced with a silicone, sand, and ballast mixture for durability. A detailed tutorial for the full process is planned for the creator's secondary hobby channel.
This work-in-progress video showcases a set of handcrafted modular terrain pieces being built for a Trench Crusade tabletop gaming board. The creator sculpts and textures components primarily from insulation foam, paper, and wood, using heat, foil, and wire brushes to achieve realistic surface detail. A full step-by-step tutorial is planned for a separate hobby channel.
This video previews the newest additions to the Lemax Spooky Town collectible village line for 2016, showcasing a range of Halloween-themed miniatures and display pieces. The host highlights new characters and buildings joining the lineup, including mummy and skeleton-themed items. It serves as a first-look overview for fans and collectors eager to see what the popular seasonal collection has to offer that year.
A short-form showcase of a Halloween witch doll and micro mini potion bottles picked up from a vendor at a doll and collectibles show. The host highlights the charm and detail of the tiny Halloween figurines and miniature decorations. It serves as a quick, enthusiastic look at unique handmade or artisan Halloween finds.
The host unboxes three new Lemax Spooky Town pieces and accessories from the 2025 lineup, sharing a first look at the latest additions to the popular Halloween village collectible series. The video offers an enthusiastic, up-close examination of each item straight from the packaging. It serves as a helpful preview for collectors and Halloween decorators considering additions to their Spooky Town displays.
A short, enthusiastic Halloween-season clip referencing Michaels, Lemax Spooky Town, and the Code Orange seasonal hype. The video appears to capture the excitement of Halloween decor arriving in stores or being set up at home. At just one minute, it likely serves as a quick mood piece or haul teaser rather than a full tutorial.
