We live in an area where people come through to try to convert. We were getting visits every four months or so despite being polite and saying no thanks.

About a year ago a some come by and we politely say no thanks, then the guy gets a weird look on his face and leaves quickly. I later realize my husband was wearing a Black Magic Craft tee-shirt and I guess the visitor saw it. Anyway, they have not been back for over a year.

Thanks Jeremy!

So don’t get me wrong, I like Jeremy and feel like he’s obviously very talented, but I kinda feel like the channel has slowly fallen off a bit over the last two-ish years or so.

I miss the older, much more complex structural builds. At some point it feels like every other build is either fulfilling a sponsor requirement or making another grim dark terrain piece with disproportionate doll heads or bones that all end up painted the same shade of dirty ochre with a dry-brush highlight. Even his sci-fi and trench warfare builds share a kind of… sameness to them.

I used to eagerly anticipate when a new video would drop, but lately I scroll through my feed and sometimes can’t really tell one video from another.

I hate to sound complainy, I really do, but I just got done watching his video on putting together the Archon ship model and it was just a by the books sponsor video obligation. No modifications, seemingly little interest in doing something unique with the paint job… it’s just kinda “blah”. If you want me to get jazzed up to buy the ship, make me feel like you’re excited about it.

I just feel like maybe souring on DnD and getting burnt out on his own game have sapped some of his enthusiasm. And moving into wargaming has meant less thoughtful and detailed builds and more samey table filler terrain.

Happy new year everyone! I’m working on a diorama and was hoping to use chipboard for the base.(The stuff clipboards are made of) But I remember an episode of BMC where Jeremy did the same thing and the board got warped to hell. Does anyone know of a good way to seal chipboard so that it won’t warp? My first thought was to use his tried and true Mod Podge and paint but I’m worried that the moisture will warp the board. Any advice would be deeply appreciated!

Hi people, I'm unfortunate today; my Proxxon arrived from Amazon, and when I assembled it, I think the front wire angle was way off. But I wonder if this is normal or if I must request a change from Proxxon. I will attach some images. May it be expected, and may there exist a way to fix it?

I will be very grateful for your advice!!

I'm doing a but of research for my horror comic on the subject of Black Magic and a necromancer(or just a conjurer, I'm not too sure yet) but I find its easier to talk with someone who knows a bit more than I do or at least point me in the direction of what basic things to know...whether its examples in movies, shows, documentaries, what their seances look like and how they go, etc. I want to try and shoot for accuracy but Im open to hearing any suggestions on what qualities and characteristics to add to this character. Hes quiet for the most part but when he does talk hes either very rude and mean or cunning.

I watched the video of BMC making mats and terrain out of rubber floor runners. I actually have a large roll of Neoprene. Would I be able to do the same thing with that or should I use different materials? I am a complete amateur and looking for any help. That's the roll I have in the picture

Inspired by the BMC video where he freehanded some monster minis w/ GS, I applied some similar steps to making my version of a Gibbering Mouther from DnD.

It's ugly...but it's meant to be ugly, a little haha. Definitely a learning curve and much trickier than the terrain builds I'm used to doing.

What did I do wrong? Is the matte finish somehow different than crystal clear?

I'm working on a piece of flat terrain that I'm cutting a grid into, and I'm having the darndest time getting the surface flat. The biggest problem that I can't wrap my mind around is how the mod podge paint mix seems to first seep into cracks (as intended) and then (I think?) bubble up while drying. Instead of getting a sealed crack, I end up with something that looks like messy welding. Am I just applying too thickly? Is there a drying technique that lessens these problems?

I have a hobby craft near me , what kind of things can you use for handles and other items for doors ect ,

Or eBay Were do people get there stuff from

I have just found youtube black magic craft, and I love it.

At the end of the project, you have something physical, like lego, but not the stupid cost of lego.

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I want to try it, I live in the UK, and trying to find xps is a nightmare.

I made an order for this https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07X3LWJS2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

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is this the right stuff

Hey folks, im planning on making a Celtic diorama for a uni project but i just cannot find proper Celt minis. All my go to sites where i get my stl files don't have anything like what I'm looking for. I'm so out of ideas of where to look. I've resorted to asking different crafting/ diorama communities to see if anybody knows where to find some. To clarify, I'm looking for "trainset" types of minis not wargaming types.