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No. If it resembles it, it's by pure coincidence.

Ahh I see the difference now. It was just funny that it looked like it because I am working on a Naerytar model right now. Must be all I see lol

You're welcome.

GmaxTube yes I removed the paper before marking the lines on the tiles.

Thanks for your reply! How did you do that ? I've tried soaking the plate in water but it bended.

And the paper didnt come off very well , may be I should use soap or some other way

GmaxTube I have only used foam core board from a dollar store and usually the paper peels off with a little effort. If you bought the foam core from another store the glue holding the paper on is stronger and doesn't peel off as easily.

Thank you very much.

Daniel OG LOC Lister It's not for any particular game. It's just a dungeon trap for a dungeon corridor.

Infinite Bladez Thank you.

Warped Clips I need some goblins or imps to run it.

Thank you!

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Shawn Blair Thanks for the feedback. Once I get the flooring videos done, I will begin working on the walls and provide different options for the tiles.

Thank you for the feedback. Many tutorials are on the way.

World of MONSTERS Thank you, my friend. Getting back into the zone.

James Heit Thanks for the advice.

Yes, I bought it years ago before I even got into crafting for research into role-playing and such.

Yes!

It's been too long. Best to you as well in 2017. The blocky feel of the game is something to get over yet I find it challenging to work with as a creative tool and game. I just wish it had a guideline story to follow along with the objectives you can achieve. I am not sure if I will play the story mode Minecraft or not.

Right, even in story mode there isn't really any guidance or.. story for that matter

Yep, and a minecraft village is a disaster from an artistic as well as a functional point of view, however, villages are generated by a program, which does not think or reason as we do. It would be nice if the villagers had side quests as well as a trading function.

Have you played any of the Elder Scrolls games?

World of MONSTERS No, however, I recently acquired a copy of Skyrim for Christmas. The only challenge is finding time to play it.

When I build things it is usually an experiment and if I feel there is a need for a tutorial, then I happily do a tutorial on a particular part of a project or the whole thing.

Thank you. Glad to hear it.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Thank you. I really liked how the doors turned out. Unfortunately, I am no currently gaming in a group, so in gaming pictures won't be possible. I though use this for articles or tutorials online with my website. Along with my facebook page and website I will have work in progress photos of how it came together. I am thinking of doing some gaming strategy videos in the future and this build will be a great backdrop.

i live in such a location that gaming groups are hard to come by. I can find magic players and such but my preferred games such as 15mm war games are hard to find but i still make terrain i have a tub full some good some meh. making it for 15mm is challenging because i don't get many opportunities for reference. But i enjoy terrain videos that give me ideas. thanks for the videos.

Thank you for watching. I always appreciate feedback.

Thank you. The zip ties were a gamble and from the feedback I received, it paid off. I felt the door color had to reflect the theme of the build and stand out as well. I did like how the doors turned out and they have more depth and style than my previous stronghold. If I do doors for an elvish structure in the future, they will have to be fancier in comparison. Glad you are looking forward to what is next. I am either going to do something with some figurines or something dungeon related. Thanks again.

Thank you. I barely fit the keep on the foam core board. The theme of this build challenged me to incorporate even more detail than the last stronghold I built.

It's worth it. Great build!

Bill Allan Thank you!

Thank you. I thought brown doors would have been lost in the overall look and I wanted to make them stand out a little. At first I tried a more true red color and realized it was too bright in contrast.

Thank you for the feedback. Some things do not become obvious until after more details are added. That is one reason I wanted to break up the uniform color between the runners and tower roofs and add another shade to stand out. Now that you mentioned it, the details of the courtyard have been kind of lost in the two colors. I actually thought of adding some other colors to make the stones stand out more in the courtyard and you just confirmed it. The summoning circle is a great idea, although I was thinking of making some removable pieces that I can swap out. One separate build I thought of adding was a small graveyard within the courtyard. Thanks again for the suggestions.

By the way they look, I'm guessing the scraps from doing the floors.

You are right.

The slabs were made from scrap pieces of foam core that were cut from the roofs and runners.

Thank you. I am not sure if I will Incorporate chains and ropes in the build. Thank you for the suggestion and feedback.

Thank you. I keep getting ideas for more detailing from other RUclips channels. The architecture from LOTR and the Hobbit have inspired me to do more as well. The spikes seemed to me, like a cake topper as well as something to make the keep look more menacing.

Stronghold Crafter Kev Well they certainly did that, keep it up :)

Thank you. It's amazing how expanded polystyrene resemble stone when it is detailed and painted. I never thought I would place so much detail on the towers and walls. This project has forced me to think outside the box, compared to my first stronghold build. And there is quite more detail yet to do and that will be shared in the next video, when the time is right.

Thank you. I took the suggestion of making them metallic instead of stone and I'm happy how they turned out.

Thank you. I really appreciate the compliment. I am still learning new techniques with this project and I'm glad some of the changes I have done work.

Thanks.

Thank you. I was going for a dark theme with this build. I agree, metallic would better enhance the look of the skulls. Could you explain what a patina is? I actually thought of adding dead thorn-like vines growing up the sides of the structure to help break up the brown. I have never done weather streaking, however, I am thinking of adding another highlighting color. Thanks again for the feedback.

Thank you. I wanted to take a break from the usual gray stone look. I thought of highlighting the skulls, since they do tend to blend in a bit, however, I don't think gems in the eyes is going to add to theme I am going for. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks a lot for the feedback. There is always that struggle with a new build to get to the next stage and you miss that little detail that throws everything off when it fits together. I totally agree with angle cutting the tops of the stone build outs. Thanks to my hot wire tools from the Hot Wire Foam Factory, it was an easy fix and does not look so bad with some touch up paint. Ok, the burnt umber on the black base is dark and in natural lighting it looks more like a rust color. I agree that one more lighter shade will help highlight more detail, however, I have to be careful not to go too light. Yes, dry brushing is the way to go with this. I wasn't sure about the skulls at first with the paint, so I assumed they were stone. My thought was they were added later, when the keep was taken over by the wizard. They tend to blend in too much and metallic may be the way to go as you suggested. Wrought iron will stand out and not shine, yet copper would shine a little and give some contrast. Thanks again, Overtime at the job site is a killer for crafting time and I do my best to provide updates on my twitter account, my facebook page as well as Dm Scotty's page and the Terrainiacs page as well.

Thank you very much. Glad to have you.

+TheDMGinfo Thank you. It just worked for its purpose and it kept me from having to ground the door to the base. I don't know if hot glue will be strong enough to hold the zip tie to polystyrene or cardboard though. I used Loctite Power Grab for the adhesive to mount the hinges to the foam.

You could carve some channels into the walls around the door so the doors open wider

TheDMGinfo Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into it.