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We need advice about Youtube (Patreon)

Published:
2021-10-20 12:24:18
Imported:
2026-06

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Hi Guys.

Today I need some help especially from English speakers.

We would like to start working with a couple of Youtube channels on a regular basis.

With the Spanish channels it's easy for us because we know them all. But with the American and English ones it's much more difficult. With the big ones it is difficult to collaborate.

So we are looking for people with some repercussion, and that at the same time may be interested in doing things with us.

This applies to French, Germans etc...

We thank you for your wise advice.

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Bhaal72516

For german channel you could ask DICED or tabletop basement (more historical oriented so)

Fredrik Wasting

Ninjon, Squidmar, Miniac, Geek Gaming Scenics, Eric´s Hobby Workshop.

Richard Davies

I'd second Miniac, Ninjon, Squidmar, Eric's Hobby Workshop, Trovarion. There would also be Sonic Sledgehammer who does a wide range and includes 3d Printed, Broadsword Wargaming.

Moppelthor

I can highly recommend Sonic Sledgehammer. He is a Germany based Newzealander who also paints selfprinted Miniatures.

Rob Leonard

Black Magic Craft (Jeremy), and you might also consider reaching out to 3DPrintingPro (Greg) to promote your KS.

Nates Miniatures

Hey guys, I am Nate from Nates Miniatures. My channel is not big but I do have access to bigger channels since I am one of 6 admins for Discord group of mini hobby youtube channels. I guess I could help you out as there are a lot of channels looking for collabs and such. I have worked with One Page Rules, OTP for their wet pallet and now currently working with Army Painter. Let me know what you want to know and I will see if I can answer your questions ^_^

Joe Thomlinson

Geek Gaming Scenics as he does 'Army' level painting and 3D printing for games like Kings of War whereas the others tend more to individual figures or 'squad' level games.

lastswordminiatures

We have done things with Guerrilla. But it's a very big channel with which we can't have a fluid deal. In the end they deal with the big brands and we are filler. And it requires us to spend a lot of time that we can't do for something that is not continuous. The same applies to Squidmar, Miniac and company. It is not difficult to identify someone with more than 100k followers as a reference. What is difficult is to deal with him, when dealing with Corvus belli, CMON or GW. The type of Youtuber we are looking for has between 10k and 50k followers. Someone to whom we can offer unique material, for his audience and that gives us some repercussion. We also don't mind betting on people smaller than that if we see that the material they make is good. What we want are long term relationships to grow together.

David

You may consider Cinderfall Gaming (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1-PH39aFcDbNeil-dt13Sw ) a Youtube channel based in Australia. They have 6.91k subscribers so far, but they produce a LOT of videos. Their videos mainly focus on rules and things, but who knows, they might be interested. Also, in Australia, we tend to pay higher shipping costs, and GamesWorkshop prices are the most expensive here (second to New Zealand). For this reason, I think many will be keen to get into 3D printing as it increases in affordability.

Spike_7787

I have a Canadian Youtuber suggestion. FacilityD20 (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0MXLYfSnlEZNVnipmQQZsg/featured) has featured printed units and done printed army challenges on his channel. I think it would be the fit you are looking for as his subscriber count is 5.9K and I think he would be really appreciative of any collaboration work.

fox pals

Hey guys if you want someone to smooth out/fix the grammar on the English translations of your fluff send them to me beforehand

lastswordminiatures
>>70598634

Fox thank you very much for the offer. The problem with these things is that we work on the fly. I wish we could use a translator. But publications depend on the day's work in many cases. So it's a matter of minutes to decide what and polish it up. For the more complex publications where we have the time, we try to have someone who is a native English speaker review them.