Whilst Gerry might not be a fan of 3D Printing, he does know how to fix defects and mistakes. Check out this new Gerry Can where he shows off how to repair your 3D Printing Mistakes.
In this week's Gerry Can Gerry brings out some mats used for crochet to show us how to make Iron gates fences and railings for your tabletop. It's a perfect way of making cheap terrain and great for scratch-built projects.
In this week's Gerry Can we get a tutorial on how to make Rivets & Bolts for your wargaming miniatures. These add loads of extra detail to your vehicles and scratch built projects.
We're back with the second part of our Gerry Can Kromlech Deffstomper 40K Project as he shows off hobby and painting tips that would suit ANY Ork Kit
Gerry Can is back with the next step on his large Kromlech Deffstomper project. The kit has been built and in this video, Gerry shows off how to add light and smoke effects into the mix thanks to Wayne's Workshop.
In this Gerry Can, we get to find out some tips and tricks for using the Green Stuff World Corrugator Tool.
Gerry Can show you how to make Thatching for your wargaming terrain! In this tutorial, he's looking at three different ways that you can achieve that "thatched" look.
Who would have thought it? Gerry Can show you how to use those funky Nail Art Stencils to "cheat" and freehand your symbols and patterns onto your miniatures.
Gerry Can is back talking about Washes again. This time around he's showing off some techniques for making a more professional wash which takes things to the next level.
Gerry Can show you how to make your own home-brewed washes using pretty much any paint in your collection!
Gerry Can show you how to make custom wargaming tokens for use in your tabletop games.
Gerry Can show you how to arm your fighters for games as diverse as Saga: Age of Vikings, to Saga: Age of Hannibal. Not only will this technique allow you to make the most terrifying weapon of history, the pointed stick, but it can also easily fit into fantasy gaming such as Saga: With A Little Bit of Magic!
Gerry Can show you how to use that tricky substance, Matt Varnish! He takes a look at four of the most popular Matt Varnish products on the market and how to get the best from them.
Gerry Can show you how to make excellent custom basing mixes which make the process fast and easy.
Join Gerry for another hobby tutorial where he shows you the best way to add Dots to a variety of miniatures using a nail art tool!
Got some leftover sprues? Gerry Can show you how to use all of those bits that you'd normally toss away and turn them into something useful when building miniatures.
Gerry gets stuck into another hobby and painting tutorial and shows how to paint Old Worn Leather using calligraphy ink and Army Painter Soft Tone.
Checker Patterns can be a pain in the arse to get right. So, Gerry has put together a tutorial on "cheating" to get the perfect pattern on your wargaming miniatures' shields, banners and clothing.
Gerry has another hobby tutorial for you today where he breaks out the Green Stuff World Acrylic Resin and casts up some extra detail pieces for bases.
Gerry is back with another tabletop hobby tutorial where he is exploring how to make 3D banners for your wargaming regiments.
Do you know someone who can create awesome wave effects on a budget? Well Gerry Can!
Do you know someone that can make amazing wave effects on their bases and dioramas? Well, Gerry Can!
Do you know someone who can do enamel streaking effects? Well Gerry Can!
Do you know someone who can master streaking effects on tabletop miniatures? Well Gerry Can!
Do you know someone how can put transfers onto irregular surfaces? Well Gerry Can!
Do you know someone who can paint excellent marble effects on their miniatures? Well Gerry Can!
Do you know someone who can do amazing chipping effects on their models? Well, Gerry Can!
Gerry is back with another video tutorial today to show you how to paint up your horses using Oil Paints.
Gerry takes us through some simple steps to make Hide Shields for your warriors to hide behind on the tabletop.
