Incredible, Realistic Vegetation on a MASSIVE Medieval Gaming Board, Part1
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- It's time to add some vegetation to this massive Tabletop World medieval city Dio/gaming board and what better way to do it that use some crazy realistic products from Diorama Presepe! Links below.
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Part 2 coming soon, then the big Finale!
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What projects do you guys have going on to keep you busy during isolation? This board has been keeping me going steady!!
i want to see a battle on that board after your done boy
I don't have much to do except feudal American schoolwork.
Almost finished the diorama with the waterfall and Amazons, soon there will be a video about the creation.
I am building a 1/16 Tiger tank and a 1/35 Panzer III at the moment. I have plenty to keep me busy.
Currently building a boardgame diorama for the Battle of Pegasus Bridge (Bridge and Landing Ground for the Horsa Gliders) in 1/56 scale. I've built a couple of Dioramas before, but this is my first boardgame.
Your videos are awesome and very inspiring.
Seeing a fantasy skirmish game unfold on that terrain would be amazing!
Watching this is like meditation, zen for a wargaming dad-brain
Oh man, I wish one day I get to build smthing like this. For now I can satisfy my desires by watching such videos. :D
its so simple, just do it. just remember no symmetry ever! will always look good
@@blameusa7082 I can't. It's too expensive where I live. So I make other stuff. Using cardboard and clay. :D
@@LayllasLocker expanded foam, paint for children cannot be so expensive. Everything can be made at home you dont have to buy anything. All the folliages ect. Ground cover by sand ect
@@LayllasLocker small branches from the nature, minced kitchen sponge of different color (by coffe mill) brunches of brusch pieces of different length- colored yelliw green ect to make grass lots of cheep possibilities. Nearly free. Bridges buildings can be made by xps polifoam with sharp knife and paint. Its only a matter of free time not money!!!!
Idea for the half finished wheat field: model a wheel barrow and scythe next to the empty section...add a plow on the opposite side...it should look like the farmer is taking his crops off and harrowing....early, yes, but it's fantasy!
Trying to find good vegetation, especially flowers, has been a huge pain. I'm glad I found you!
I can't tell how excited I am to see the next part. Loving your work so far. After seeing your video, I immediately have to go to my own table to add some more details, wich I have had learned here.
It's looking so cool! I'm seriously getting flashbacks to my days making levels for Guild Wars 2.
This is my favorite part of making dioramas. So relaxing to watch :)
🙂
It’s really coming together now.It must be nice for you to see it looking more like your vision instead of a huge white textured boar .looking forward to the next video 😀
Man, this is amazing! I wish you were in Ontario, me and a bunch of others would absolutely pay for lessons!
I'm not into your style of figures for gaming but your terrain is something that fits into any period. This is an amazing tutorial, a fantastic channel and your passion is inspirational.
I can’t wait to see the finished article! I admire your ability to maintain focus and motivation. Keep it up, we all love it!
Oh this is incredible man. Love the cliffs and fields. It'll be beautiful when it's done and I bet you'll be in two minds about giving it away. I've only got one tabletop world building so far but loads of fun to paint. Looking forward to the next video.
incredible result
Fabulous job! Just a tiny point, castles would keep the ground out to a bow shot away clear of trees that could serve as cover and concealment for attackers and a strong point inside as its "Keep," to which the noble family and retainers whorls retreat to if the walls were breached.I don't mean to nit pick especially since I couldn't do 1/100th of what you accomplish.
Looking really good! I imagine some empire knights going into that castle!
I love watching your videos. I know I'd never be able to create anything like this so I shall live via your videos.
I don't play any fantasy games, but I'd start an army to play on this thing. Looking amazing.
it's really cool seeing this project in all the steps with your super explanation, it is coming out great!!
you are right we have to support the small quality business in this moment, i'm from italy and here it will be hard for the small companies. continue like this man it is a really epic project!! stay safe to all!
It's looking good so far! The thing that I always love the most about your videos is I'll be like "hmm... That looks ok I guess... Oh... Oh that looks better. Wait... Oh that looks really good!"
Then you'll do some finishing touches in the later videos in a series and it always looks even better. As always, you're doing a killer job!
Super inspiring, super relatable, and you always put it in real terms even someone who's never done any of this before could understand. You're going great! Thank you for all your time!
We better get a little play through on this board at the end, i was a see it in action!
What a masterpiece!
i think it would be cool if you found a claymation artist that can make a movie in your medieval town i think that would be sick
Your talent needs more recognition man, you're talented as heck.
Hope all is well my Canadian friend. @ 9:14 you mentioned spraying dry terrain w a spray bottle first so the H2O/PVA doesn't just sit on top of the grout, you can also spray it with ISO first ( give it a good soaking) and it will act as a surfactant and allow the top coating of H2O/PVA to soak all the way thru the ground cover layers and bond with the PVA you placed on the bottom layer, thus forming a PVA bond all the way thru.
i love that your "wheat" field is actually the proper height for medieval wheat
Hope this finds you and your family doing well.. Can't wait to see the rest!!
Everything looks great!
love to see you make a Skyrim diorama, it is almost like the one you have here but with a but more layouts and buildings. there is at least 11 major towns and a lot of little villages that you could have lots of fun making and trying out more supply companies.
Amazing the size of that piece of terrain!
Just an exceptional project mate. I don't know of anyone else that does projects of this scope. Excited to set what's next.
Binging this Playlist!
Love to see how it all comes together, thank you!
I love the way this is coming out! I can't help but be reminded of the Safety Dance music video as I watch this come together...
Thankyou for Leppard spotting those rocks!!!! Please teach this to more wargamers and hopefully them them to use their black paint and modpoge for the shit it's meant for
The green in the rocks is a great touch
Also for where, use the long blond grass from woodland scenics (product has different names. Then dip the ends in tacky glue or spray glue and use your static grass applicator to apply very smally flocking....
Makes great wheat
Man that looks so good, can't wait for part 2. Cheers.
This looks crazy. Very realistic and beautiful & the video quality itself is better. The colors are nicer and the color correction is better than the previous videos. You look healthier now ;-D ie. more natural, man. Keep it up. I can't wait for the new video.
Looking glorious my friend
@8:04 FARMLAD
I can only assume Farmlad is some kind of medieval british farm-based superhero
Keeping me sane in isolation with these videos! Cheers from Alberta!
Hello neighbor! Glad to be able to help! :)
OMG what about adding a small mine entrance near the farmland?
Ohh I like that! I’ll think about it. I’d have to add in another road and change things up a bit.🤔
@@RealTerrainHobbies don't know how far you are in the project now but to keep up with the grass and flower theme you could make it to be an abandoned mine entrance with a rusty mine cart or whatever, it won't be easy l know, I just I saw that spot right behind the farm plot ok the side of the hill and man did I picture a mine entrance like those you find in the first levels of every MMORPG , it seemed like the right spot. keep up the good work in keeping and eye on this one.
Hello! Love the Italian foliage products! Will he picking those up in the future! - Sfamine from the r/terrainbuilding Reddit if you want to post this on there!
So far this is definitely looking like a great fallow up to the Wizards tower just like I thought it would. Keep up the great work. Can't wait to see more!
An FYI on the seams. If you make the seams at a slight angle and use plastic wrap on the in cut side you can blend the joint much better. This can also be done with the cliff face as well. Just use the plastic wrap on the cliff part and add the "rocks" and "clay" stuff on top of that. Then once dry peel them off the plastic wrap and it should hide the seam. Another trick is to have an irregular seam that uses stacked rocks and such on the cliff face as a seam.
Hey great tips! Thanks for that, much appreciated. I might just give that a go to touch up the seam in a few places.
@@RealTerrainHobbies Anytime. Always like helping when and where I can.
The table is starting to look amazing!
Thanks! :)
Looks amazing, Bob Ross of Tabletop? ;)
soooo looking forward to seeing this completed.
Great video, huge project...😧 Sorry if I missed it sometime earlier, but the coloured grout looks a real money saver I’m guessing,(over buying ready made products), have you a video on ‘how to’?
The Diorama-Presepe website looks very useful too, definitely one for the future... Good luck with the rest of the project, very informative viewing..👏👏🙂🔝
Does this town have a name? I need to know where to send the movers once I have perfected my shrink ray
Lol haha. I’ll have to come up with something for it Eric.😁
@@RealTerrainHobbiesI vote for "Castle Covid". An usually named town founded in unusual times.
Covidor
Wow it’s looking fantastic 👌 it’s been very informative and lots of useful techniques 😎
This is insanely awesome! Thank you for sharing.
I've put the two part epoxy containers in hot (near boiling) water before to re-liquify the components. Seems to work fine even after years of storage. Friend of mine who built a boat gave me a couple gallons for hobby projects and I've been using the same epoxy for years.
Nice. I wonder if this was just a bad batch. Got all cloudy on me too
@@RealTerrainHobbies Yes, that's how it looks before I reheat it. Kind of crystallized and cloudy.
Your large gaming board is looking amazing! It will be a great reference for my railroad build. Thanks for sharing. Randy
Awesome, glad to hear. Hope to make a railroad myself some day!🙂
This is insanely beautiful! Waiting for the final result
I am Grout! (Only works with a Canadian accent.)
This is so relaxing to watch, I love it
As a fellow Canadian Prairie boy, I appreciate that you're worried about crop staging accuracy 👌
Hehe, I know right? :)
Magnifque! Beautiful! Merci beacoup!
Lavender trees. Just kidding, haha :D It's incredible how it all comes finally together.
It's so beautiful!! 💕
I've been waiting for this :-D
Sweet! Thank you for sharing your passion!
GAH! I wish I had the materials to do something like this!
You are amazing . Great job
Looks amazing!! Loving this and cannot wait for more!! Thanks for your dedication and the awesome videos!
Awesome to hear and thanks for the kind words!
Question sir! Following along with your methods currently. After grout has dried, and your ready to flock, you spray down water, sprinkle on the flock, and then cover with watered down pva? I want to be sure ive got a strong durable seal to play D&D on without it coming off and ruining all my hard work. How can I be sure to get a strong seal over the flocks? Thanks, and as always, incredibly stunning work!
If you are still struggling with getting your dirt effects to stick to the more vertical areas, you should check out Luke Towan here on RUclips. He does railroad dioramas, and he seems to have a pretty good method for making the dirt mixtures stick to slanted and vertical surfaces.
when epoxy hardends up like that you can put it in warm water and it will return to a liquid state and cures up just fine.
Looks awesome buddy, as for the spray glue, I use 3M super 77, works great and I've never had a problem with it in any way.
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I’ll see if I can find some or order it in and give it a go.🙂
Perfect inspiration for my dio! Nice 👍🏻
Very cool,I like it.
Looking really good.
absolutely incredible!
Love it!! Cant wait for part 2
Can't wait for the next vid!!! Amazing work.
Incredible work you do Neil. Very inspiring.
Question about priming... would you ever prime the board, say black before painting it? Like how they usually prime buildings and figures. I am going to be starting a 30"w x 22"d x 20"h project soon and was wondering if it is better to prime the whole board first or just start painting sections in layers as you've done here. My terrain has a lot of black rock and moss in a deep forest setting with a large waterfall.
Can't wait for the sequel! :)
Amazing work!! Well Done.
Hello. Wow Wow Wow ... this will be so awesome. Greetings Tino
This looks awesome!
But my question is where are you going to store it?
I wish i had the space for one of these.
I’ve got a spot picked out in the hobby room. Not have much space left after though!
@@RealTerrainHobbies you are one of those ytubers who ACTUALLY read comments, and heart them, and you even REPLY!
Raw umber is a better wash , black is kinda stark....awsome job your doing...👍
Did I miss the link for the foliage from Italy?
Looks amazing great job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just.. just... WOW!!! looking freakinging wonderful!!!
Thanks!☺️
Is it possible to spray the watered down PVA glue as well? I like everything being attached so that you can vacuum the pieces and I feel like just splashing it around would leave some grout loose.
Hello been watching your channel for a while now and I have been just so exited about this part of long build. Number 15 in the comment section.
Nice awesome to hear Derreck! Thanks for the comment and working on getting that next one out!
K. Now make an epic multilayered dungeon!
Looking great! keep it going!
Me, as a novice DnD terrain builder: G O A L S
i use coffee for dark dirt of mud or with airbrush a lighter dirt
Love the work. Can you play the music a little less loud?
Yeah I’ll tone it down a bit 👍
@@RealTerrainHobbies Thanks. I love watching the videos and usually have my headphones on so when the music goes up too loud it's a little jarring. But I really want to watch these videos because there's a lot of good stuff in it and it's very inspiring.
This is so awesome and satisfying! Can't wait for the next video!
Can I ask what you'll be using for the river? EnviroTex perhaps?
Yeah back with the EnviroTex. I get it here from Michael's with their weekly 40% off coupon. Sometimes you can get it for 50 or even 55% off. I keep an eye out for those coupons and jump on it when they pop up. :)
@@RealTerrainHobbies Sweet! Thanks for the advise!
As a dutch guy, I'll have to see how everything turns out considering import taxes and shipping costs though. ;)
The cheapest I found around here is about 110 CAD per liter.
After your flocking and the spray with the water, is there a reason you drip the glue mixture as opposed to using a spray bottle for that mix as well?
Congratulations! Very nice !! What is the brown powder that you use ? Is it a product or you make it by yourself?
your videos need alot more views
Dude, consider me inspired! Do you worry about the natural products decaying over time, or do the retailers treat them in some way to prevent that? Thank you for making these wonderful videos and dioramas!!!!
They are treated a bit, but yes, over time there will be some brittleness and decay. I am going to spray them with a matte varnish which should hopefully help. When It gets bad enough, time to just add some new stuff in and maybe change things up a bit! :)
You should check out Luke Towan in Aussieland for his methods for terrain...he uses alcohol, mod podge, water, real dirt, real leaves (blendered), grout, a fine nylon sock with a small cup to spread the fine sand, fine dirt and grout (nt good for the larger dirt particales and tiny rock), and comes out with some really great realistic diorama's...oh, he also uses a static grass applicator to make the grass stand...
“Sent from Italy” (backs away slowly)
lol
You should build a massive gondor
After isolation, I hope that your new project will be to build a Pirate ship sailing through the sea .
Cool thanks for sharing