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when i click the video i wouldn't imagine the end result, really good. also, the peeler is really ggood idea and first time ever to see it

Nice work

At last, a ladder making tutorial that's accessible, easy to follow and looks really good. Thank you )O(

Tip top build and paint job, would totally hold up as a movie miniature.

These look great and are a simple starter project. You have made yours look nice

Nice build :)

Best DIY ladders I've seen! -Easy materials to get -Easy steps to assemble -so much room for personal customization. Awesome work. Will be making these for my collection.

Just stop using tissue paper for drybrushing mate... Everyone should know that by now. It soaks all the moisture out of the paint and gives a chalky finish to whatever your drybrushing. Use a piece of cardboard!! Uses less paint and gives a better result!

Looks superb - I keep coming back for another run through. That polystyrene box liner was such a gift!

Decent

Bro I’ve been looking for a simple sci-fi terrain video with easy materials and this nailed it for me!

excellent tutorial and loved that you went with Zandri Dust instead of the Wraith Bone that GW used

Great work, love it! Subscribed!

The music was way too loud.

Brilliant design! Thanks

Great art .. nice creation dear.

the fan at the front looks like a star and all i can think of is a sci-fi western sheriff office lol great job, love it

Which paints do I need for it to look like the box

Rock and roll! Gonna put this to use!

Watched a lot of tutorials for painting Necrons and personally i liked this one the most, the necron crystals are awesome i absolutely love them. Thanks for the great vid!

Looks great their is so much to paint and the schemes are endless I would guess

very nice build! I just bought 500 doll's eyes off Taobao for rivets on my 40k ruins :)

I'm building a ninja turtle dio and I'm definitely using mesh for the my step now👍 good tip🧨 🇨🇦

Awesome work! gives me a few ideas for things to try on my next build.

I’ve been looking for a good way to build Necromunda ladders without using the chicken wire, racket or scratch unit card stock versions. Looks great. Will certainly be making this!

Lulz, necron sea dogs.

The tip on using two tone rattle cans is king!

Way better than the video made by Warhammer. Question why not spray the walls and floor separately, then you can leadbealcher from underneath the floor and remove the black dry rush step entirely?

What a nice, unusual material. I Will definetly make some for my table. Keep up the good work!

Commenting to apease the algorithm gods. Keep up the good work!

This helped a lot, especially since most of the paints come in the necron/space marine paint set :)

Simply amazing, I love it!

That was just so amazing and creative to see your scratch build from scavenged items. It was very inventive how you sourced your pieces from so many varied places.

Aside from the screaming of my inner child at the abuse of Lego, I find it's too recognisable to use in builds. Great looking terrain though ;)

Wow! That looks great!

Excellent idea,am going to this for my dioramas thank you👍

Love the large industrial terrain.

Does Burnt Sienna and Burnt Umber got an equivalence in Citadel? Sorry english is not my natural language

What Brand of paint and Brushes you use

I use Gorrillia Hot Glue

Awsome

Good idea with packing syro foam i got a 1/6 photo play want do and need toake some industrial looking set pieces

How does it feel knowing you made a better and more universally accessible tutorial than the official Warhammer TV tutorial for the same thing?

Great video, I'd never thought of using a peeler before.

You call it chipboard but that doesn’t look like chipboard. Is it called something else In the UK? Looks like MDF. The piece looks amazing by the way.

New subscriber awsome build sir I shall be looking at more of your vids

Nice!

Very nice. The only thing I keep missing is the names of the different paints. Great little painting guide

Excellent rust effect

Seems really odd to use pva to glue lego to chipboard... the lego is not porous at all and wont bond well