(lvl2)⚔️Build an EPIC Tabletop Gaming Tavern!!⚔️ (D&D Pathfinder Terrain)
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Want to know how to hand craft your own Custom hand made miniature (Half-Timbered) medieval house from scratch? Here's the first Vlog update of what I accomplished over the past week. It's a little out of order now as I wasn't expecting to make this as heavily edited as I did, but the first level is soon to come.
Stay Tuned for the first level video coming soon! Thanks to all my subscribers! Remember to like and share if you like what you've seen!
Real Terrain Hobbies is now on Facebook! / real-terrain. . Visit to see early screenshots and progress logs of up and coming projects. 
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First Voice-over I've done so still a learning process and much room for improvement. Going to invest in a new Mic for better sound quality. Overall, hope you didn't mind too much. :P
Wow, I'm so impressed, love watching you glueing this terrific build with a tube of mustard and make it look so real! Chapeau, Mr., great respect!
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I hot glue Dollar tree foam RC planes together. Its (a LOT!!) stronger then you think. The joints survives 60mph crashes that rip planes in half.. And a few drops of Isopropyl alcohol removes hot glue from most things. and a lighter removes strings. But! Hot cars can break the joints. lol Also look at "Precision tip applicators" on amazon! I wood glue around a 100 laser cut wood things on Esty a month. The little blunt tip needle, gluing smallish things, is life changing! Used a tooth pick and a glob of glue for a year before I remembered the bottles from my Micro Solder Tech days.. LIFE CHANGING. lol
I'm new to modelling and new to your channel. I love your work; your videos teach me so much.
Interesting fact for you re: medieval Britain. Land taxes were levied according to the surface area of the ground floor, which is why so many medieval buildings have that characteristic overhangs on upper floors. Streets were narrow, and sometimes the overhangs would almost meet across the road, creating dark 'tunnels', which helps explain why rickets was so common!
Hey thanks for the info! Very good information right there. Thanks!🙂
@@RealTerrainHobbies Medieval nobility would tax everything they could get away with. There was this crazy tax on windows at one time. Even today you can see buildings over here where some of the windows have been bricked up lol
Good work! I am Japanies, and i can`t understand english well. But even so your building that you made fascinated me ! thx!
Awesome to see these videos making an impact all the way into Japan! Glad you enjoy them my friend. :)
During the Medieval times they *did* have saws, it's just they were *very* expensive and generally not often used for construction, more for high end furniture carpentry.... Mix of it being difficult to make (and correctly harden) the teeth and sharpening them meant that medieval carpenters only used their saws for things that could not be done any other way. Their saw was probably their most expensive tool and was not used for run of the mill jobs!
The tool the used for shaping lumber like that was an adze, sort of like an axe but different, best way to describe it is an arched axe like blade mounted perpendicular to the handle rather than parallel, rather like a gardeners hoe. Kind of like a cross between a plane and an axe! While an axe could do a similar job an adze is far more efficient and controllable.
The model looks awesome though! Learning a lot from this series. I love the way you try to mirror construction techniques as much as possible, I would never have considered actually using real plaster to plaster the walls for example! I have used a similar method to fill in the gaps in stonework as you do, but it never occurred to me to actually plaster the internal walls! I'll stick to painting the wood though, I understand why you use staining, but using paints means if I forget to wear gloves it is no real problem, and you can garuantee I will forget to wear gloves!
Ha, thanks, was gonna write about that myself but you basically said everything there.
wow so beautiful
My favourite part is explaining how I glue on the bottom panels for the base lol. XD
Man, shoulda just kept quiet lmao
For a tutorial, there can't be too much explanation!! :)
I know I know. Trying to let things speak for themselves more now as well. :D
Congrats on finishing this project!
this looks amazingly incredible. I have no words for it. You are so talented!
Thanks very much! Don’t know how I missed this🙂
Wow, can't wait for the full video! Looks like the tutorial will get pretty detailed! :)
thanks! Be sure to check out the latest video, which is all of level 1 completed and much higher quality done with a new microphone. :) And be sure to subscribe if you haven't already!! :D
This is so inspiring and informative! It helped me work out some issues i was having with my own builds. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome, glad to hear it helped with your own builds.👍
Hey there! just started looking at ur videos because Ive been looking at diorama building and ur videos are great!, thanks for taking the time to edit them and film the process, I love ur creativity. Im inspired!
Thanks man for the comment/compliment. Sorry a bit late to get back to ya but really appreciate the feedback.
The FANTASTIC things that you make will ALWAYS be worth waiting for. Yes, I have alot of your videos to catch up on but even then it's well worth the wait.
My Christmas tree came out well, made of clay, the light bulb is inside & just small plastic coloured bits of plastic that look like little lights on the tips of the branches., with a plastic star on top.
I left one plastic 'bulb' off at the bottom of one side of the three so if you want a small sgin it can slip in there. Then if you want to make personal Christmas cards, you take pictures, changing the sgins, have them developed with the person's name on it, the pic can go on the front of the card, inside, or what have you.😁
Forgot to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
7:38 - A wild child appears! ^_^
In the past 2 videos alone I have learned SO MUCH! O_O And I really need to stock up on supplies, I want to try that too XD
Mit Cafèsatz oder Schwarzen Tea satz kann man Holz wunderbar alt aussehen lassen. Ich persönlich würde auch Holzleim benutzen
1000th like :)
well deserved
They did have saws and even sawmills powered by waterwheels in the medieval times, although I don't know how common it was to make planks with them. However, buildings like taverns that get a lot of customers would probably have better craftmanship than houses build by peasants. Although, if it's somewhere secluded it would be understandable for the original owner to cut some costs. I imagine this would be especially true in fantasy worlds where many shortcomings of medieval technology can be overcome with magic.
That being said, I don't dislike the look you gave the tavern =)
Great job as always. What music did you use?
Could you use an eye dropper for the plaster in tight spaces?
Amazing, I love all those details! Most people cheat on some things, but you put in so much effort!!!
There sneaked in a little typo... On the To-Do-List at almost 2:00 it says "Overall Weathing Effect". :)
Thanks.🙂
Haha yeah good eye. I did catch that one later, however I think it’s too late now to upload an entirely new video to get that fixed. Need to do a proper spell check from now on whenever I type something out.😋
It's fine. I once made a photoshop text effect tutorial, using my username as example ... When I was finished I noticed, that I FUCKING WROTE MY OWN USERNAME wrong. :)
Lol I can definitely see myself doing one of those😆
Hey what happened to wearing gloves when you stain?? 😂 But seriously this fantastic and absolutely mind blowing. So detailed and intricate. Love it.
lol you got me. Did I have them off? Going to have to watch again. Get lazy and ya get nailed for it. 😁
What's the background music? Kinda like it!
Ever thought about listing the dimensions for your build?
How many times have you taken a sip from wrong cup? :D (great stuff btw!)
lol not yet!! *fingers crossed*
Would you allow to me to do a similar project, inspired by and based off your design? Not an exact copy, just using similar techniques. Your builds are fantastic!
Absolutely! That sort of thing is strongly encouraged here so have at her. An exact copy is just fine as well :)
@@RealTerrainHobbies thanks. I really enjoy watching your projects come to life.
C'est une maison médiévale ça ? LOL ! Il y a un lotissement médiéval pas loin de chez moi alors.
What are the measurements
The sucking noise you do between sentences is distracting and I believe takes away from your videos.
Anyway, very beautiful. I love your work. 👍
Yep, see my pinned comment. Thanks for the feedback and check out my newer vids for a better experience. :) ruclips.net/video/t0X-MhMAiTc/видео.html
in middle ages they didnt have chimneys either...
great work.... but please stop "smacking your lips", LOL It really POPs on the sound
LEVEL 2??? Que cansativo!
Streamlining suggestions: don't waste time building, glueing, and staining a wood base that no one will ever see. Use hot glue. Don't plaster your fake house.