HOW TO MAKE: Necromunda Project: Terrain tutorial: Episode 1: Scratch Build Zone Mortalis Tiles
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this video i’m starting my Necromunda project. Begin from the ground up with the tiles. I hope you all enjoy the video and thanks for watching.
Episode 2, walls & collumns can be found in the link below:
• Necromunda Project: Wa...
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Adrian von Ziegler: • 2 Hours of Celtic Musi...
- Lone Wolf
- Music at the summertide feast
- Ode to the fallen
Kevin Macleod:
- Corruption
- Curse of Scarabs
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A Quick tip;: to keep the tiles from sliding around on your table...Just add some thin hotglue beads in the corners...then they dont move as you Play on them 👍
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This is awesome! Thank you
@@-VOR Thank you and you are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching 😉
@@alrethianscraftsbattles played y first game of necromunda yesterday... was a BLAST. I did realize I need more zone mortalis tiles though... only have the box of 4
@@-VOR awesome 👍. It is a dynamic game. Yeah that is the thing that bothered me as well. The 4 plastic tiles gives little room to create big scenic "sets". And necromunda is perfect for bigger terrain with lots of cover and such
The drywall tape is genius. Maybe even to get the diamond pattern for the Harlequins I've yet have to paint. Love your content!
Thank you very much, glad you liked it. That's actually a fantastic idea, let me know how that worked out. I still have a few Unpainted ones myself haha. Thanks for watching 🙏
Very nice tutorial man! Brings these tiles to life!!!
Thank you very much. Glad you like them. Yeah I am happy how they turned out and I use quite a lot. They are rather cheap to make and last a long time hehe. Thanks for watching 😁👍
They are great! I like how you used the pastels. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the terrain as the project grows. 👊
Hi mate, nice seeing you here 😁👍. Thanks a lot. Glad you liked them. Yeah they are a cheap and easy way to weather terrain pieces and it works on everything.. even on miniatures. Currently working on the next episode 😉. But due to work i am running a bit behind.
Tip for beginners - making a little square template out of cardboard/plasticard with a square hole inside makes it very quick to run a pen around the inside to mark the individual tiles. Bonus if using plasticard is you can also drill template holes to make the rivet imprints and they will be in the same place for each square.
That is a good tip mate 👍. It does make things a bit easier. Tha ks for the added info and thanks for watching 😉👍
Thank you so much for posting! I just got a necromunda rule book and wanted to know what terrain to make first. I’m definitely going to start on these tiles first thing. Thanks again.
That's awesome mate, hope you will have many cool and fun games 😉. I am happy that you like them. They are very easy to build if you take a bit of time to make them. And they look great on the table. Thank you very much for watching 😁👍.
Sticking a 12x12" peel and stick vinyl tile on the underside will prevent the foam from warping and add some weight so it wont move around freely. They are very cheap at a home improvement store for an average of $.99 cents each. Thank you for creating these tutorials, have been very helpful and influential.
That is indeed a very good idea. I played with the idea of an mdf sheet but I try to keep everything cost efficient for all.. but the vinyl tiles are a fantastic idea 😉👍.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
This is awesome. Great use of zip ties and other greeble!
Thank you very much 😁. Happy you like it. You can use so many random stuff for Necromunda and it matches great. Thanks for watching 😉👍
Wow. Thank you. I have been thinking about making the ground cover for my 40k group for a while now (i was opting for the "painter's drop sheet method"). But these tiles looks amazing. I think i will add some 6mm cork tiles underneath for sturdiness, and add some magnets to stop slippage. But this is a project i am starting this weekend. Thank you
Thank you very much, glad you liked the video. Dropsheets are great but I lile the tiles too as it can be used to create elevations as well.
That sounds great, corktiles and magnets are a fantastic idea. Have fun building, it is a fun project. Thanks for watching 🙏
Good vid as always. Nice to see someone with as destroyed brushes as mine!
Thanks man 😉 glad you liked it. Hahaha yeah... i never throw them away...they can still be usefull in project like this...but for painting minis, they have long passed their expiration date 😂
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Thank you very much, glad you like it and thanks for watching 🙏
These came out great! It's always amazing what people can make with simple techniques and materials used in the right ways. My favorite kind of craft!
Thanks a lot mate, glad you liked them. They were easy to build, a little time consuming but the pay of in the end is worth it. I like using easy to find materials and make cool stuff with them. Thanks for watching as always man 😉👍
Nice build!
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it and thanks for watching 😁👍.
Nicely Done. They look great.
Thank you very much. Glad you liked them. It is quite a bit of work but they are very useful hehe.
Thanks for watching 😉👍
Those came out great! Some great techniques used that don't take a load of money. Also - I cheat and use a stencil for hazard stripes ;-)
Thanks man 😉👍. Yeah i try to keep everything within a budget and as easy as possible so everyone can make them.
Haha i was thinking of using a stencil out of cardstock...but in the end i Just thought to chance it 😉. But a stencil would have been better.
Thanks for watching 👍
Subbed mate least I could do as this video was great.
This is a project I need to work on at some point a base for my table.
Thank you very much man 😉...means a lot. Glad you liked it. I also have a lot more coming soon.
Yeah, I wanted to build necromunda from the ground up 😉
Fantastic results mate! Thanks for another great video 👍
Thanks man 😉. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome turtorial man, really easy to comprehend thanks to you!
Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it. I do try to make my builds as easy (and cheap) as possible 😁.
Thanks for watching 😉👍.
Another great tutorial my friend, I love that they are so easy to build
Thanks my friend. Glad you liked them 😉👍. I try to make everything as easy as possible.
Really nicely done. Subscribed.
Thank you very much , I appreciate that 🙏. Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching 😉👍.
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Thanks 😉👍
you did a great job, you are very creative 👍👍😊😘❤
Thank you very much 🥰😉
It's a Zip Tie.
Thanks. Sometimes I dont recall the english words for something. Thanks for watching 👍
Found your channel recently and love the videos. Great ideas and great work. On your tile video I noticed that your cutting mat has centimetres up and down them so how come you didn’t use them instead of a ruler when you marked out the 5cm grid. I’m thinking it would have been much quicker.
Ps. Your Doors video is so cool. They look EPIC. 👍🏻🤘🏻👏🏻🔥
Thank you very much and welcome. Yeah, I am so used to use a ruler that I automatically grab it instead of using the patterns on the mat. I do use it from time to time though haha.
Thanks and glad you like the video's 😉👍.
Very nice but that's a lot a lot of work.. I think I'd use a 3d fdm printer and just let it do the hard part lol. Good effort though
Yeah I hear ya 😅👍...but you dont have to do 9, I Just did it because I am going to need them to Play on a 90 by 90 cm board...and do battle reports. You could Just make 4 for a Quick game of necromunda. But it is idd time consuming...especialy the dry time soaks up some time.
I dont own a 3d printer yet hehe...so I have to do the hard labor myself.
Thanks for watching and glad you liked the video 😉👍