Video Tag
Every video tagged “Nomad Sculpt” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
6 videos
SKS Props walks through the painting and weathering process for a 3D-printed Menpo (oni) mask, designed to complement a previously built samurai armor set. The mask was modeled in Nomad Sculpt as a learning exercise and printed in grey PLA on a Bambu H2S. The creator shares the finished result alongside the matching armor and offers the STL file for free download on MyMiniFactory.
A prop maker shares a work-in-progress knight helmet inspired by Brother Matthias from the video game Crimson Desert, modeled in Nomad Sculpt and printed on a Bambu Lab H2S. The video documents the early build stages, with painting planned as the next step. Wet sanding and spray painting are noted as finishing techniques to be applied. This is a short-form progress update rather than a full step-by-step tutorial.
A prop maker and fan of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sculpted a Gestral character figure using the iPad app Nomad Sculpt, then printed it on a Bambu H2S in grey PLA. The finished print was cleaned up, hand painted, and detailed with real brush bristles for hair. The creator shares the experience as a personal learning project in 3D modeling and offers the STL file for free download. It's a compact, charming build that bridges digital sculpting and physical prop finishing.
The creator documents their self-taught journey with Nomad Sculpt on iPad, designing an original 'Frosty the SnowMonster' figure from scratch using an Apple Pencil. The finished digital sculpt was exported as an STL, scaled up in Bambu Studio, and printed in grey PLA on a Bambu H2S printer. Post-print finishing included hand painting and flocking with Woodland Scenics snow material for a textured, wintry effect. The free STL file is available for anyone who wants to print their own.
SKS Props creator sculpts a fan-made figurine of Noco, a Gestral character from the RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, using Nomad Sculpt on an iPad. The finished digital model is exported as an STL, printed on a Bambu H2S in grey PLA, then hand-painted and detailed with real brush bristles for hair. The creator shares the STL file for free on their website under a non-commercial Creative Commons license. This serves as both a tribute to the game and a practical introduction to digital sculpting as a new creative skill.
SKS Props walks through the full pipeline of creating a horror-themed 'Frosty the SnowMonster' figure — from digital sculpting in the iPad app Nomad Sculpt, to slicing and printing on a Bambu H2S, to hand painting and flocking the finished print with Woodland Scenics terrain snow. The creator shares the process as a self-taught experiment in a new artistic medium, emphasizing how intuitive Nomad Sculpt is for beginners using an Apple Pencil. The finished STL file is offered as a free download under a Creative Commons NonCommercial license via the SKS Props website.
