09/04/2026
I rarely talk about it, but yes — I do have a paid subscriber section on Facebook 😁
It includes all my behind-the-scenes videos showing how I make my plaster figurines.
And there are way more videos there than just the tutorial videos.
You’ll find the main tutorial topics too:
— my plaster-to-water ratios
— how to get rid of bubbles
— how to stop sanding your figurines
— what I add to the mixture to make the pieces stronger
— links to molds and tools I use and recommend from time to time
But on top of that, I share my thoughts, ideas, experiments, new techniques, production tests, and things I’m figuring out along the way.
So what’s the downside? 🤔
The videos are scattered throughout the subscriber feed.
Unfortunately, Facebook doesn’t give me a way to organize them into categories or create proper navigation.
So you’ll have to scroll through the subscriber feed yourself and find the videos you need 🙈
And honestly… is it worth renewing the subscription?
I don’t think so 😁
You can watch most of the main educational content within one month.
Basically, for $9.99, you get access to information that’s included in my $19.99 tutorial, PLUS a lot of extra behind-the-scenes content, experiments, ideas, and production videos.
BUT there’s a catch:
👉 You’ll have to scroll and find the videos yourself
👉 Once your subscription ends, you’ll lose access to the subscriber content
The tutorial, on the other hand, is yours forever.
So if you’re mainly looking for the information and techniques, I’d personally go with the tutorial.
But if you enjoy seeing how I actually make things, test new ideas, experiment, and share the process behind the scenes, the subscription has a lot more content.
Now I’m curious 👀
If you’ve been one of my paid subscribers, tell me what you liked and what you didn’t like!
I’d really appreciate your honest feedback ❤️
