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Thank you! I'm sure your stuff is great. We all have our own style and techniques.

Thank you! I definitely like my builds with other structures for the same reason.

@@adventuresincrafting2022 For sure! Yeah, it builds the world really nicely.

And thank you very much!

The pure definition of this sort of thing! Ha!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 absolutely!!!!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

That honestly sounds like some very interesting bits! I'm jealous!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 I'm always willing to ship a few! I'm on your discord, I'll tell you more there.

Sweet!

Me too! I am still perfecting the design but I think they are pretty cool overall.

At The Treasure Chest in Missoula, MT. It's a fantastic and well stocked local hobby shop.

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Thank you!

I absolutely agree. Odds are I will just 3d print one at this point.

Thank you for watching and subscribing!

Thank you so much!

Yes, I have definitely been educated on the word I should know. I definitely have to look at what I can do with scifi flocking. What a concept!

Thank you so much for your understanding and watching, as always! 😁

@@adventuresincrafting2022 you are welcome 🤗

So very true. I do intend to make some sort of biodome thing at some point. Likely as part of a complex of structures. Think Mars colony esque.

As soon as I posted the video it came to me. I feel like such a ninny! Ha! Thank you!

I definitely considered benches and trash cans and maybe even a little pond. Unfortunately, time got the better of me in this instance. I plan to make another larger one for one of the rectangular sections and will definitely add in those details. Thank you so much! The computer is working again, but working two jobs is still a thing for the time being.

Doh! How could I forget such an awesome word? Thank you!

Thank you! What is a dystopian/post apocalyptic/sci-fi thingy without rivets?

I know we all have bad attempts sometimes. Hopefully, my video gives you some other options to try.

You rock! Glad I can help!

Great idea! These are actually tubes from Parchment paper rolls. Much more sturdy than paper towel roll, but a great suggestion nonetheless. Thank you!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 Yes those much stronger. Like the ones in aluminum foil rolls. Very tough. Forgot to mention, I really like how you rolled the foam around the tubes. Makes for great detail! The 3d printed I-beams are well done. A 3D printer does speed up the process. I just purchased a laser cutter. Going to use in to cut all my cardstock, mdf and hardboard. I can cut it by hand, but I'm use to designing signs and cutting vinyl. Been in the sign business just over 3 decades. A laser cutter will just speed up my process and make the parts more accurate. Plus it will give my fingers a break from the exacto knife. lol Another fine video. Keep up the good work.

I am jealous! I have considered getting a laser cutter myself for the very same reason. Funnily enough, I used to install vinyl signs years ago. I bet you can make some awesome decals, backdrops, and facades with those skills. Nice!

Thank you for that advice. I have tried it with no success. I have considered using gorilla construction adhesive but haven't tried yet.

I'm glad I was able to sway you! I know it's simple but has so much potential.

Awesome! Glad I could help. Was just about to watch that one. Thumbnail looks fantastic!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 Cheers it was hard work but I do have some cool pics. Enjoy.

Well, I've heard I have a face for radio. Ha! Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it and welcome!

Thank you!

Those darn magnets! Thank you!

Thank you! It is a little tight, but I made them wider than needed to attempt to overcome them cumbersome aspect of moving figures.

Nice! I had no idea. That's really awesome. Thank you!

Absolutely! Sketch out a shape you like for the wall panels and make a nlbasic template. Use that template to transfer the shape to cardboard, card stock, foam core, or whatever material you want to use. Then start cutting. You can add details like small circles from a paper whole punch or small beads to give it some texture. I hope that helps and thank you for watching!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 Ah good idea, can't wait to try

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I was definitely looking for usability.

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Thank you very much!

I'm glad you liked it!

Yes there are. I'm going to set it up so they are available through my patreon. I should have that done in the next week or so.

Nice! I could definitely see xenomorphs obliterating some marines in these corridors!

Thank you so much! I think I need to setup a drop box account. That seems to be the easiest way so you all can get the stls.

@@adventuresincrafting2022Thank you!

I can imagine how hard that would be traveling and toting all that terrain. No thank you to that. Thank you for your sacrifice to the youtube elders!.

@@adventuresincrafting2022 It is not easy, you need to keep the pipes and gribleys to the minimum, you need to keep in mind the terrain's lenght and hight, since I try to keep them in shueboes while I carry them to the bar we are usualy play!

That is definitely a chore to keep all that in mind. However, playing at a bar? That definitely sounds great! Jealous!

@@adventuresincrafting2022 We are useing a hobby place what is also a Warhammer themed bar/pub. With (mostly)Warhammer (and DnD) themed coctails and decor!😅

That is truly epic!

Ha! That is the first I've had anyone say anything about my rings.

Thank you so much!

I love Farscape! Andromeda was pretty fun as well. Yes, these are definitely more Enterprise than generic Star Trek, other than the ubiquitous angled walls. I was thinking the sesthetic. Regwrding my hab build.. Precisely why I wanted to keep the asthetic. Thank you!

Oh yes. You aren't the first to say something like that. It was definitely a consideration. Ultimately, I chose the taller walls to match the esthetic of some of my other pieces. However, I would likely make shorter walls if I was making a ton of these. Would be easier for game play and save me some materials as well.

Exactly! Thank you!

I definitely considered that. After looking at a bunch of references photos of pre-made terrain I found their walls were taller, but I agree. It would also make the figures easier to access and move.

@@adventuresincrafting2022 I can totally see either style being the right choice. For war games yours would be ideal, as line of sight would not be left up to the imagination. I think half height walls are popular with RPGs.

Great advice and thank you!

Yes indeed! I was thinking the same thing. I can see a running firefight as a team tries to escape after completing some mission.