Don't Forget to Check out Paint to Life's Cthulhu Video Here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gr-ajbuCq9LQd40.html

it's awesome work😋😋😋

A comment and a like to fuel the rhythm. Because of that collaboration. Huge fan of paint to life.

Ia ia!!! This altar is pleasing the master!

Wow that came out nice

I wanted to mention something I found really neat but is such a minor detail on the project. The fact that, during the collaboration piece of Paint to Life discussing the Cthulhu Mythos, he never receives less than 50% of the screen I found to be a really great thing. So often, collaborations give the other person such a bit part, but giving PtL the majority of the screen time during his segment shows a level of respect for the collaboration that I really appreciate, even as someone who never heard of his channel prior. I just wanted to acknowledge it, because I do really appreciate that level of respect for the creator and his time.

I think that build came out amazing, a true nail biter for someone with Thalassophobia! (the fear of the ocean or other large, deep bodies of water). Believe it or not, I think the ultimate size worked out in it's favour, not to mention the opacity of the water is just cloudy enough to play with the mind! Thanks for inviting me to narrate a little extra of the Great Old One himself! Cheers!

Great saving throw!!!

Amazing. That is all

Mind=Blown

Amazing work!

Fantastic man!!!

This might be my favorite video of yours yet! I loved the lore portion. You're getting crazy good at this stuff! Keep it coming!!

dang this is nice

Amazing diorama, I think it was a good choice to have him coming out of the water like that!

Love it

Well done, thanks for sharing.

That shop looks like a dream. How awesome.

Awesome results! Resin pours are so satisfying to watch 😋

Glad it all worked out for you, Troy. The final dio looks really cool

What an ambitious project! Turned out great.

Hi, I'm new to your channel and I have to say, wow! I've been a fan of GM ATANK for a year now, and was directed to see this video. GLAD I DID 🤯 I've learned a lot from ATANK, and I can see, with your totally different painting style, I'll learn a lot from you. Thanks for the education! Looking forward to more.👏👏👍

You did a great job Troy! A big complex project like this for your first epoxy pour? Impressive!

Nice work!! Nice Magic Resin

I think it was a lucky break you ran out of resin. It looks amazing. Cannot wait for the next project.

I think that it needs much more waterfalls and texture to that water. And also would be sick if the lighthouse had a real led and make a great diorama even with lights off

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Very impressive! New subscriber.

So much to appreciate and praise in this. I'll start with the video: You have a real talent for making long-videos feel like they're short. You make the modeling look easy through your editing process, while at the same time giving full instruction to a novice like myself. I could do this after watching you (I'm not saying I'd do it as well, but I could tackle such a project). There are countless modelers on YT and you are the only one I subscribe to (at all) and watch every single episode. The videos themselves are relaxing, informative & instructional, as well as being very authentic (nice to see your son sneak in!). Notice I haven't even mentioned the build yet?!? The build was beautiful. I myself loved the opacity of the blue and thought it was perfect. The tips for the spackle (let it dry and then work with it a little more) and for the falling water off the model, oh yeah, and let's not forget making waves with modge-podge and an empty airbrush! Genius! I have a diorama for lizardmen that I wanted to do for the longest time, and now I think I have enough confidence to get in there and try it in all its watery goodness! No doubt this is your finest production to date! Well done!

This is quite inspiring. I'd love to do a diorama myself but I wouldn't have anywhere to put it in my one bedroom apartment.

Great work, amazing, congratulations.

Great video Troy, love builds like this

This has to be your best project yet. Nice work man!

Very cool! Always interesting to see projects that go off script get sorted in a nice way :)

Ahhh two of my favourite channels - Mike is a true legend, and this build is just brilliant :) I love when a plan doesn't come together and then the "save" turns out better :) well done for stickint at it, and thanks for the video :)

Looks awesome and love the diorama. Only tiny complaint is the lighthouse looks too clean .... it needed some grunge/weathering on it

Love ur work,love ur commentary,,,well done ,ur talented

Great job on this man! Some channels just focus on just fantasy or sci-fi, it's cool that you do all kinds of things. Just like folks like me. It's inspiring! Thanks again!

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It looks fantastic man I see one thing I would have done differently I would have printed the boats bottom at an angle to make it look like the waves from Cathulu was making it tilt in the water but it looks great I love it

Awesome build! I have that same model for Cthulhu, but it didn't register how big that thing really is... It's good to see you didn't have any spills with the resin, that's really something that has kept me from using the stuff. Well, that and the price, because let's be honest, I spend MORE than enough on 3d printing resin already. Great Work!

I think it turned out amazing. You said you didn't plan it that way but the Water looks perfect and the clifftop was well worth the change. Subscribing and looking forward to seeing more!

I am trying to start doing things like this they are so neat! What type of foam blocks did you use? Is it sculpting foam blocks? Thank you

What face mask are you using. Ive been seeing that same mask and allot of videos and I've been thinking of buying one.

Just wondering where the Music came from?

Having the water be a little cloudy makes sense since if Cthulhu is just now bursting out of the see floor, he's going to be kicking up a considerable amount of silt... I do feel sorry for the poor souls on that ship however, according to the Mythos, just getting close to the Old Ones causes Insanity in humans...the more powerful the Old One, the greater the effect and Cthulhu is supposed to be the most powerful of the Great Old Ones still on Earth so everyone on that ship is now incurably Insane (assuming the shock to their mind didn't kill them outright) and soon to be fish food since Cthulhu is likely going to sink the ship as he continues to thrash about as he finishes emerging from the see floor...

Does anyone know what cad software he's using?

Why can you only do an inch or two at a time with this resin? Does it just not cure otherwise?

Would’ve been much much more impressive if u made cthulu by hand. Might as well 3d print the whole thing.

Definitely one of those channels that would be better off focusing on the Art, and not the person making it. It'd be better *without* the unnecessary face time with explanations. The art speaks for itself.

What part of Canada?

You could have just left the caulk base coat and gone directly to the painting without the Mod Podge coat... Epoxy Resin doesn't care about caulking at all...what you do need to be careful with is water and Depth of Pour... Epoxy Resin absolutely HATES water with an Unholy Passion and the pour will crack like crazy during curing...pouring it too thick can also cause cracking because the Resin heats up during curing and if theirs too much Resin, it gets too hot and undergoes an Exothermic Reaction which also results in cracks... There are 2 ways to prevent an Exothermic Reaction...1) don't pour too much volume at one time and 2) use fans to cool the Resin as it cures, the fans can dissipate some of the heat and prevent it from reaching the Exothermic point allowing you to pour a little thicker than you really should, but be careful as it's a very delicate line between a good cure and an Exothermic cure... If you really need to pour a lot of Resin at one time, there are Resins out there designed for that, they are formulated to generate less heat during the curing process allowing much more volume to be poured at one time, the trade off is both they're more expensive and they take MUCH longer then most slow set Resins to cure - most slow set Resins cure in a day or so but deep pour Resins tend to take 3-4 days to fully cure...