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Building an ~INSANELY Realistic~ CASTLE!
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I recognized this castle from the thumbnail, said to myself, "I know those stairs." KC:D is such a gorgeous game.
Exactly what I was thinking when I saw it while scrolling YT Vipre!!!! Great catch, and great work RTH!
@@noelgourdin81 same
Best wishes to your wife and hopes for a full and speedy recovery.
Thanks you so much.❤
Was looking at where text said that even with her own struggle her main concern is how you and the kids are doing, and that kinda makes sense, if y'all are doing okay then that is at least one thing she is able to not have much stress about in the middle of all the other hundred concerns.
When our loved ones are having health issues it is hard to focus on anything else. Your outstanding creations are quite brilliant. Your lovely family is pure joy! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much Michael
Terribly sorry to hear Jacqui has to endure that, but she seems like a remarkably strong woman with a lucky and loving family. Fantastic castle, I really liked the Christmas tree clippings as logs for the “landscaping”(?).
Hey thanks Ethan, very much appreciate the kind words my friend and I guess you'd call that landscaping? not really sure lol
One of my favorite things about watching your channel, besides the unbelievable things you build, which… i mean i could watch forever, but over time hearing the way you talk totally transform! Your confidence is so inspiring, and it’s growth over time is so palpable. Your self doubt at the beginning was not hard to watch, and truly relatable, but it makes your excitement over new challenges, and your confidence all the more meaningful. The true magic of craft, and the message of craft as well. Thank you for taking us all with you!
First of all: this looks so good, can't wait to see the end result! The staircase is phenomenal
Second: congrats on becoming a Lord!
Haha, thanks!
Spectacular castle Lord Neil! Also, I wanted to say hi to Jacqui 😊 As someone who also lives with chronic, debilitating pain I just wanted to say you are an amazing person 🤩 And this channel has been one of my go to staples to watch when I am bedridden. Thank you guys 🥰
Hello fellow chronic pain warrior! I can't stand reading when other people have chronic & debilitating pain because I know what it's like (I've been dealing with it for the last 12+ years), but it's comforting knowing you're not alone! 🖤
The amount of work that went into this is huge. This is a masterpiece and unfortunatelly I can give only one like. Briliant work man, and I wish your wife fast and painless recovery.
I've been watching your videos since you started and you've been a great inspiration to me in helping me pursue my creative side in designing and building some miniature terrain diorama/game boards and buildings. But when you're family came down and joined you it really hit home for me. Thanks for sharing what you do. May you and yours be well.
Thank you very much my friend and the same to you and yours.🙂
It’s always comforting to know that in this big world that other people have similar struggles. While never ideal that we have to deal with them, it helps me to feel not alone. My wife also has severe back pain and there are times where she can’t move much for a week at a time. And with 3 kids that can make for quite a difficult workload, but she is amazing and I love her so much.
It's refreshing when you see a video of a family just being a simply/wonderful family.
This is absolutely beautiful. I will never not be impressed by the patience and skill it takes to put together a project this grand in scale and scope.
My love and sympathy to your wife as someone with a spinal injury who also suffers migraines. Hopefully things start improving for her soon, it's absolutely miserable dealing with back pain.
Neil this is one of your best videos yet. Thank you for sharing Jacqui's story too, and for including her. I was really moved by that because I'd been wondering what was going on. You'd mentioned a few hints here and there... Anyways. I'm glad I'm supporting you on Patreon! Keep up the great work.
Hey thank you so much Walter on all of that. Glad to hear you thought this was one of my best vids. That really makes me smile :) Thank you so much for your support and the concern for Jacqui my friend. That means so much to us both
So sorry to hear about Jacqui , I hope she begins feeling better and can start to more fully enjoy life. Absolutely breathtaking project by the way , your work is mesmerizing.
I just can't believe the level of detail and care every piece on this build is given. Such a pleasure to watch, and an inspiration to finally get up the courage to build my dream board. Thanks, RTH
This is madness - in the best way possible! Amazing so far. Love it.
Hey thanks Merrick! Much appreciated my friend :)
Incredible build, I could see your tavern fitting nicely somewhere in town outside the castle! Wishing your wife the best of health!
It is really starting to come together great. The hours you have devoted to it is amazing. Huge amount of respect for all the patience required.
Warm thoughts and get well wishes to your wife for a quick recovery as well.
This is crazy accurate. I've walked up those steps thousands of times.
In 2nd grade, our class made an entire Redwall Abbey out of tiny wood bricks. Our teacher was into "hands on learning", so he taught us about castles by having us build one the way they would have but in miniature. Redwall was chosen because our class was reading through the series. He was probably the best teacher I ever had
That sounds like an amazing teacher. I would have loved to do something like this in elementary school!
That part about your wife was a gut punch, man. So sorry to hear about that. I'm hoping and praying she gets better. I know how hard it is to have a wife sick and not being able to magically heal her. Stay strong, united and you'll overcome this.
Your work is amazing, man. Do not stop with your art.
sir, I have been doing modeling for 45 years and thought I saw a lot, but you are really good, sharp and capable. thank you very much for your very valuable videos for all model makers, keep it up, thank you very much
Fantastic job with all that woodwork. Must have taken ages, but well worth it.
Thanks Knarb! just saw this, sorry man!
@@RealTerrainHobbies haha. All good. Must take ages to go through all these comments
That stairway is perfect feels just like the game, this is shaping into such a beautiful project 😍
Ahh, glad you think so!
thats what made me click on the video lol i thought "huh, haven't i seen that before"
Always love seeing new videos! Love the scale of your projects!
I can't get enough of your videos! The process, the editing, your comments and personality, and of course the results... awesome from the beginning to the end
Man I so hope your wife makes a speedy and pain free recovery. I know two family members who suffer from migraine. For one, a change of diet helped loads (so cutting out suggar stuff etc), but the other had it on and off for years….turns out it was a tumour….luckily she’s fine now. Not trying to scare you or anything but a migraine that causes severe back pain, so much so that your wife is unable to move can’t be right….either way I hope she is on the mend soon.
I got into watching vids on dioramas after watching folks like Luke Towan and others ….which led me to looking at castles and other medieval stuff and low and behold your videos start popping up. I’ll never build anything like this, but am so engrossed at the process and the end product…it’s literally like going on a journey. (Ps your video editing and choice of music is bang on mate 👏👏👏👌)
Lastly, you got me looking to become a Laird now hahaha…(did you know there was a similar incentive except you were able to buy a spot on the moon - 🤷♂️ yeah me neither lol) not sure if you have ever been to Scotland, but once your wife is better I would heartily recommend flying to the UK and doing a trip up to Scotland….trust me you will all absolutely love it (especially some of those whiskey distillery tours 😉)
Awesome channel mate…you’ve just got yourself yet another new subscriber 👏👏👏👍🙏😎
Dear Jacqui and Neil, I'm not a doctor, but I took a *lot* of neurology in grad school. I ran into a case that sounds like Jacqui's once before - sudden onset week long migraine followed up with ongoing debilitating back pain - and I'm guessing 'muscle weakness' that is neurologic rather than muscular in origin? This other case was a woman whose cerebrospinal fluid was blocked from draining from the space around her brain to the space around her spine. It was diagnosed by comparing the differential pressure of her cerebral fluid to her spinal fluid followed by a CT scan. She was treated by placing a shunt between the peri cerebral space and the peri spinal space, so that normal drainage was restored. She made a full recovery (at eighty!) and is going strong. Her treating physician was Dr. Chowderly at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue, Washington. I don't know if this is what is going on, but I kind of hope it is, because it is very treatable in this modern age. Health and healing to you and your family.
That is an insane amount of patience and attention to detail!
Also, best wishes to your wife. I hope she recovers sooner rather than later.
Your video came across my suggested videos this week, and this did not disappoint. I got to watch the previous 2 to get caught up. Looking forward to seeing the final product! (I made sure to subscribe so I don't miss it) And best wishes for your wife and you and the kids. My mom had chronic pain issues and I remember growing up with the good weeks and the bad weeks. It's not easy but it's good to see you are helping support her and the kids.
To Neil and Jacqui, I have been down the road of severe back problems. A mom of 3, and homeschooling, it was not easy. I was fortunate to have an operation that healed me, after 2 years of extreme pain. I hope you get better, and it's the best medicine to try doing things to get your mind off the pain...when you can.
Wow! Watching both sets of stairs come together was magical.
Thanks for the great video. Thank you for the support and prayers from the modellers of Ukraine.
the whole process of having the game right next to you as you replicate is is so cool and inspiring
Copying = Inspirational? I don't think so. Try that again.
What an amazing build this is. I've been loving watching this slowly form. It's already something to be proud of, and it's not even complete.
Oh my god. I just had to pause the video and share so much empathy for your wife. I have a very similar issue with debilitating back pain and chronic migraines. Mine is not as severe as hers, it seems, but even so, I can’t imagine mine being worse because it’s so awful. So my heart just absolutely goes out to her, and to you and your kids. The constant ups and downs are so hard. 💔💗
Mate, astonishing work. Really. Those stairs! The premade castle / town before was excellent, but this is what I really love about you... building something awesome from scratch. Top job Neil. I hope that things imrpove quickly for Jacqui. Keep up the inspiring work and look after her well :) x
Both my mom and I have been through similar things. Wishing her strength to get through this really shitty time and hoping her days are full of little things that bring her joy.
Wow. I love your work here. As a cabinet maker/millworker, what I found is that when you have repeatable tasks it is always a good idea to make jigs to accomplish the repetitive. The jigs are always reusable, and to have a library of patterns is always time and money well spent.
Hey, thanks for the tip! Always good to learn these things from the professionals out there.
What a beautiful video and so many great techniques! The tape angle for the stairs and the window trick with hot glue are so good!!
I wish a speedy recovery and comfort to your wife. I know what back pain is like.
I can't wait to see this thing in all its glory!
Thanks man, very much appreciated. 🙂
Yesssss a new video!! This made my week way better already
Love the video!! Praying for healing for you wife man. I know how hard it can be. But I'm praying for you and your family and your wife's speedy healing! God bless man!
Looking great! the amount of detail you go into for your builds is staggering. You are also the only person I know that has used an angle grinder to build your terrain piece.
hahaha well, it was the right tool for the job! How else would I have done it??😄 Thanks man, much appreciated🍻
Your wife is an awesome woman and I pray to god that she'll have a speedy recovery
Hey thank you so much. I will pass this on to her
as someone who suffers from back pain shes lucky to have someone so supportive. she looks about my age, and i get shit on all the time when i cant be up and about. so good for you, and good for her for fighting on.
love the work keep it up
It's so awful. I feel for you so much and I'm sorry to hear you don't have much for support as I know how insanely painful and debilitating that pain is. It took a lot for our friends and family to really understand exactly how bad it actually is. Hope things turn around for you Angela and that no matter what, you keep fighting on. All the very best to you.
Me too.
They say i'm fit for work but what? I can no longer do many of the jobs i've done in the past.
@@RealTerrainHobbies well straight honest? I ended up turning in to a drug addict because I was but the pills I needed for pain off the street cause the doc even humoring me. No xrays no MRI nothing just me and pain for years. When no found out that include pain relief.. I didn't hurt as much but it take long to get outta hand. I'm 6 or 7 years sober now and it's great. Back still hurts tho.
@@iangreen4572 I worked in fast food and then I started waitressing. 5 friggin star waitressing. And I cant go back to that. Gotta find a new skill set. Its just hard
@@RealTerrainHobbies My life is so much better now. I still hurt some days, but I'm on suboxone to help with drug recovery that stems from back pain issues and that helps with some pain.
I have a lot of respect for you and your wife. I have a degenerative condition of my spine, all of my lumbar discs and three of my thoracic discs are ruptured. This is causing Spinal Stenosis which is a narrowing of the spinal canal, compressing my spinal cord and causing me severe chronic pain. Chronic pain can be a debilitating and utterly depressing disease so I have empathy for both of you, as it affects your loved ones as well. I pray that she will find some relief and that her body will heal itself. Love your channel btw. I’d love to get into miniature building. The only thing that has been stopping me is the cost. It is an expensive hobby, particularly because I’m on disability. I love watching the RUclips videos though. Very cool. I wish you and your family all the best, take care and God bless.
Love the construction updates, It’s Really progressing nicely, and the scale is awesome… 😅 I’m also building a castle at the moment (Hyrule 🏰) keep the amazing work 💙💛
Hey that's awesome!! Hyrule castle would be super cool. Best of luck with yours!🏰
This is going to be amazing!!!! Please tell your wife that she's not alone. I pray for her to get better soon!! Lord and Lady !!!
Thank you so much Sarah. I will pass that on🙂
I cried when I saw your des riptide of Jacqui's condition. You see, I marathon your videos when *I* am in bed during one of *my* migraine cycles. I have been mostly in bed the past 12 weeks, w/ a handful of "ok" days. Migraines affect so much more than most people realize. I could go on. Kudos to you for loving her, supporting her, & not allowing this bastard of an illness affect you seeing her as a human being.
your so lucky to have your wife, she never cares what you want her to do cus shell do it otherwise, shes so wholesome and she would do those stair things for you anyway. im so sorry to hear about her going through that and I hope shell get better sooner or later.
This is simply amazing. This is so good it should be in a museum. Beautiful work. Prayers for your wife. Thank you for sharing your amazing work with us.
Oh man some ivy creeping up a castle wall would look so awesome imo, i'd love to see that ( and know how you'd do it ^^)
love the project so far, amazing work like always
Could easily hide the tiny crack too
I've used sewing thread for the vines and creepers, followed by a generous application of shredded foam foliage from Woodland Scenics. For a larger scale, you could also use green vinyl-coated floral wire...and you can get paper punches that will cut out tiny leaf shapes, if you're willing to do a LOT of paper punching.
Neil, your videos are an absolute treat and for me this is your finest creation yet. Best wishes to you and I hope things start to look better for your wife soon.
You're an amazing craftsman and a doting partner to your wife and kids. I can empathise with your wife with chronic illness, and I wish her well. Cherish the good days, as I know that they're amazing when they come - but it's great to see that you're caring and want your wife and kids to be involved in your crafts. Keep it up. Wishing you all the best.
Looking good so far!
I’m sorry to hear that Jacqui is in so much pain and there are days when she is completely stuck in bed. But I’m sure that she is thrilled to be able to help you when she can! So at least there is some silver lining there!
I hope the solution to her problems are figured out sooner rather than later and I wish the best for you and your family in the future ahead!
Keep up the good work Neil!
As someone that has been in bed as well for years for something that sounds so similar, i really wish your wife the best and the hope for recovery. For me it has been video just like this one that has been my biggest comfort.
It’s amazing to see that even though it all you can include her in the hobby and the craft that you are working on.
It motivates me so much to see every time I come to watch here.
Man I really admire your work :O Your love for detail and your endurance with those projects. I love how your videos convey a calmness and your focus. I'm already excited for the next part of this project. Kind regards to your two little lords and your lady. I hope she gets well soon.
I love watching these builds. The amount of detail is always amazing. Proud to be a supporter on your patreon 💙
Hey thanks so much Sebastian. Really means a lot to have your support my man.💛
Thoughts are with you and your wife, you’re an absolute trooper Jacqui! Also this project is just amazing, I always look forward to the updates
The dedication and precision necessary to create both the castle and the video are staggering. This is incredible production value.
All my best wishes to your wife. I completely understand chronic pain. God Bless her.
Spine and back issues are just awful. I broke my back in the army and it has taken a huge toll on myself and my wife. I'm sorry to hear you guys are dealing with it as well and I just hope things improve for you. Stay creating because it's wonderful work you do.
Seriously impressive. The stairs, alone, could be a master class. Great stuff
Hey thanks man. Very much appreciated
This is so awe-inspiring. Wishing you and your family health and happiness. You all deserve it!
It’s unbelievable the craftsmanship behind all your projects. Hopefully I’ll find time to start a project like this. Looking forward to the next video!
Loving these videos, crazy attention to detail! Loving even more that you seem to be enjoying yourself with the hobby! Best wishes to you, your wife and your family, all fingers crossed for a rapid recovery!
Much love to your wife, from a fellow sufferer of often-severe chronic pain. Mine mostly stems from hypermobility, so I at least know how to treat it; I hope the source of hers is discovered soon so she can get more consistent and permanent relief. May the spoon drawer be well stocked!
What your wife and family are dealing with is so rough. I can relate to what it's like, I have CFS and Fibro and had a migraine that lasted 3 months, so I'm very familiar with pain. Distractions are the key to my sanity, I suspect it would be the same with your wife. Luckily my back problems are all due to muscle weakness and can be solved with care and exercise, I have so much sympathy for anyone with chronic back pain. I hope you have an amazing chiropractor and pain management doctor, and I'll pray for her recovery.
Super impressive project! Prayers for your lovely wife and family.
12:42 Ahh, I see you're a man of culture as well.
I really love that airbrush, not gonna lie.
Also, I love where this is going. You're yet again outdoing yourself.
And finally ... the whole thing with your wife hits right in the feels. I hope she'll recover, and soon. Nobody deserves to suffer through stuff like that ...
Amazing project! Best wishes for your wife’s full recovery.
That stairway is stunning, I can't wait to see the next progression update!
UNBELIEVABLE HOW MUCH WORK WENT INTO THIS CASTLE, AND I JUST WATCHED THIS ONE, AND WOW... JUST AMAZING AND REALISTIC WITH THE LOGS, WOOD WINDOWS EVERYTHING IS AMAZING....! OUFFF!
Thank you very much! :)
So much love for this project! The stairs are EXQUISITE! Love to your family too
Awesome build Lord Neal.
I hope your wife feels better soon, i know what it's like to live with constant back pain after slipping on ice in winter 2016.
I started having pains in winter 2018 that got so bad that by 2019 i couldn't walk for more than 10 minutes at a time and the only relief i got was lying on my stomach in bed. On 1 occassion i couldn't even walk at all, i had to crawl to the toilet.
No medicines ( even opiates ) could help with the pain and no treatments have ever been offered. In my case i have several problems in my spine, including degenerative arthrosis and no Dr can tell me what is causing my pain.
I wish Lady Jaqui better help from your doctors and a swift recovery.
Much love to your wife, Neil. I hope she gets better. I have CFS and chronic back pain. Know how much that sux.
Best of wishes to both your wife and the rest of the family. Hope she'll be over this soon. Back pain is absolutely no laughing matter.
I'll just put this video on repeat while I work to help drive up the youtube algorithm because your amazing work needs to be seen by more people
Can't wait to see full castle build and paint up as always near perfection in his projects XD
Amazing work! Wish a quick and strong recovery for your wife! Take care.
Well, Lord Neil, I am truly loving this project. It’s such a unique and special piece especially having your wife help you out with it!
I saw the thumbnail and I thought: It looks like Talmberk! Great job! Love it.
Breath-taking dedication, skill, and labour.
I've tuned in to your builds frequently, and am always amazed by the quality you produce. What really catches my attention, is that you always manage to keep things real. You use products that (for the most part) anyone can get, and don't break the bank to obtain. Bringing in your family drives this point home.
I wish nothing but the best for you and yours, and I sincerely wish for your wife's situation to improve.
All the best.
Thanks so much Ricardo. Really appreciated reading that.
Much love to your wife and to you from another who's disabled in bed with a back problem. The struggle is real, but so is the love around you.
fantasticc im like in tears finally seeing someone mad a model of one of the castles from kcd
Astounding! Truly amazing build.
Wishing Jaqui a speedy recovery. x
Your builds are beyond inspiring. I don't even do what you do, but your projects still motivate me to do better in my own stuff lol.
Wow, Neil, that's utmost impressive. Real terrain! So great.
All the best to you and your family!
Thanks Julian. Much appreciated my friend!
What a classy guy. I appreciate 1. a family man and 2. a man who appreciates his wife
Oh HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!.....moving along splendidly!!!...Gorgeous!!!
Absolutley moved by every bit of this video. Thank you for sharing.
Man, the stairs and windows both turned out fantastic.
Best wishes to your wife.
Me and math are like total strangers so when you did that little trick to make your stair steps.....mind blown!!! That was a great thing to learn. And THAT is why I watch so many different kinds of mini building....even at my age , I can learn a thing or two. Hell! I might even go watch the videos before this one, like you suggested..... maybe hahaha BTW this castle is AMAZING!!!
It's just an amazing and beautiful moment when you see the hard-worthy every second moment of doing something from scratch that's raw real art.. I just love that. I'm glad I love building models too .. it's just therapeutic of beyond Wonder
awesome work as always! i like to hide gaps/seams on scenery by (when possible) interlocking bricks so the seam looks natural or sometimes using greenery such as creeping vines on one side of the gap so when its together it hides the seam.. always enjoy your videos thanks so much for making them!
Its looking awesome ! Love your attention to detail & I hope things improve for your wife soon, back issues are not fun so wishing her the very best. Thank you for sharing
This is one of theose videos where you start watching laid back and as it progresses you find yourself leaning forwards, constantly rewinding because you can't believe that he managed to do that look so real.
I've not been bedridden because of my back problem (rolled a truck in '88) but I think I do understand a bit. May the days get better and better still.
Gut job!
Děkuji Vám! - Thank you very much from Czech republic!