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Kabin Miniatures
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Welcome to The Kabin! Robin and Kala here, bringing miniature wargaming to life through building, painting, gaming, and discussing hobby-related topics.
For over 25 years, Robin has been immersed in the world of both miniature painting and filmmaking. Now, heβs excited to channel all that experience into creating 4K videos for you. Teacher by trade, plastic addict by choice.
Kala uses her creative skills to make our content look semi-stylish! She also plays a vital role in producing, scriptwriting, and filming. Librarian by day, graphic designer by night (weekends, and holidays).
Whether you're an experienced hobbyist or just starting out in the world of miniature painting, we're delighted to have you here with us.
Join our Patreon or become a YouTube member for exclusive perks. Links down below!
Weβll see you in our next monthly video! Stay creative, stay inspired, and good luck with your miniatures!
For over 25 years, Robin has been immersed in the world of both miniature painting and filmmaking. Now, heβs excited to channel all that experience into creating 4K videos for you. Teacher by trade, plastic addict by choice.
Kala uses her creative skills to make our content look semi-stylish! She also plays a vital role in producing, scriptwriting, and filming. Librarian by day, graphic designer by night (weekends, and holidays).
Whether you're an experienced hobbyist or just starting out in the world of miniature painting, we're delighted to have you here with us.
Join our Patreon or become a YouTube member for exclusive perks. Links down below!
Weβll see you in our next monthly video! Stay creative, stay inspired, and good luck with your miniatures!
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https://youtu.be/95LsLC3YgHw
π§ Whatβs cooler than zombies? Well, zombies in space packing automatic guns, of course! Check out our latest Warzone Eternal video π€
#warzoneeternal #wargaming #miniatures #mutantchronicles #skirmishgame #warhammer
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Our latest video features this bad boy π€ if you haven't seen it, check it out here:
https://youtu.be/aUda5gTd1vA
#warzoneeternal #wargaming #miniatures #mutantchronicles #skirmishgame #warhammer
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Pestigors are back after more than 20 years! π thinking of using these in The Old World when they come out π
#beastmen #maggotkin #oldworld #warhammer #ageofsigmar #nurgle
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Here's Ravosh Taravakh in his new suit of Saturnine Armour π₯π₯π₯
#warhammer #30k #horusheresy #nightlords
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Channel Comments
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byrongehrig8429
(1 year ago)
I haven't brushed it over a seam like you suggest. Instead, I tend to just place it like I would when super gluing parts together, then I wait about 15 to 30 seconds for it to get a little skin forming on it, then I put the parts together. Oftentimes, a little goo will bulge out of the seam, and I wipe it away quickly for a nearly perfect finish to the seam. Sometimes sanding is necessary, but not usually.
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wyoguy9720
(1 year ago)
Simple and straight to the point. Thank you!
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goforitpainting
(1 year ago)
Cool
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majorrsole7355
(7 months ago)
Brilliant. I've come here after assembling a predator and I can see I'm not the only one who is unsatisfied with the gaps around the body! What a relief
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Gregbot9000
(1 year ago)
I might try this, looks interesting. Right now I just use baking soda and superglue.
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mrmors1344
(1 year ago)
the hardest part about making sprue goo; using up half a bottle of plastic cement first without waste.
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destinyangel5
(1 year ago (edited))
Instead of applying the sprue goo in a layer on top of the seam line then having to fiddle with scraping , cutting and sanding , why not just use sprue goo along one of the mating surfaces very very thinly then when you press together you get two things happening , adhesion and gap filling as it will slightly ooze out, minimising the blending in work , unlike a more heavy application as you demonstrated with the sprue glue application, by brushing it on the surface after it has been glued over of the joint . Would this work as would take away the step of gluing before filling in cases where gaps and joins are bad ?
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cray97w36
(1 year ago)
i have it thicc because its better and it looks perfect
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IloveGorgeousGeorge
(2 months ago)
So, is the point to use the sprue goo in place of your normal adhesive on all of your miniatures as you build? Or do you just use your regular glue and use the sprue goo for patching gaps?
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ζθ¦γ¨ζ²ζ¨
(2 months ago)
For pretty large gaps, is it recommended to make it a lot thicker, or should I just straight up buy epoxy putty?
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alphaswain9588
(7 months ago)
can it weld to separate pieces to one piece?
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NelsonWinston-t1o
(11 months ago)
I just use the tamiya cement in the orange bottle (not limonene) and made sprue goo with it. When I applied it tp my model, it left behind white stress marks... What happened here?
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unamccarthy6210
(1 year ago)
What kind of sanding file would you use?
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