To sanitize soil or any natural debris you might want in your terrain, you can bake them beforehand. Preheat the oven to 200°F (90⁰C). Spread the soil/branches/twigs out on a baking tray. Heat the soil to an internal temperature of 180°F (80⁰C) and keep it like that for about 30min, (or just keep it in the oven for like...45min?) *MONITOR CLOSELY in case the fire fairy comes to visit.* Then shut off the oven and let cool down to room temperature with soil inside. I'm no scientist, but this has worked for me so far. Don't @ me if your soil comes to life in 3 years. 😬 (Also beware the interesting smell that will likely fill your kitchen for the next few hours... Thanks @The8BitDuke for the added note!)
Things like this are why I absolutely love your presentation. You go above & beyond to educate your audience about the steps you've taken to accomplish your project, with annotated references to where you learned certain techniques & in depth instructions to how to accomplish what you have shown in an incredibly digestible way to the most layman of us all. I can not wait to see how you progress in your career & your business grows. You are going to be an absolute giant in this industry if you just keep doing what you're doing and improve upon the formula as you see fit. Your presentation is already phenomenal & so personable that there's nowhere to go but up in this business. Keep up the phenomenal work & I'm absolutely positive that your dreams will come true.
@@digidragon1 Oh no that's crazy! I honestly don't know why it would do that unless there was something in the wood or soil that would catch fire at lower temperatures. And just to confirm it was 200⁰F and not ⁰C? Either way I'm glad you caught it! I'll put in a stronger warning of potential fire in my original comment for others.
I never thought of using a balloon for static grass, what a brilliant idea! I also really admire your modular tile design. Looking forward to more from this channel.
Naa, can't recommend it. Tried it once before, either it does not work at all "at best extremely poorly, or all the grass will be lost on the balloon itself. I hand placed my grass upwards directly into the clue, it was much better and not any less of a hazzle then trying to use a balloon.
The pacing, the editing, the craft - this is an excellent video and I am very glad YT recommended your channel to me today! I also greatly appreciate you placing the sanitization recommended method in the comments, as videos that say "just sanitize it" (or worse, don't mention how essential it is) never helped me find a good method for doing so safely/easily, but it is nice to have some possible instructions in 1 place and by the same person showing the results! (the smell is always fun for those new to doing that....!) Really loved the way you did the wave across the drawing to the tiles themselves, and how you pace the instructions so well. Using a carpenter's square on the Proxxon is a great idea, as I have tried the other fence guides and all that and still have trouble with pushing too hard and making my tiles a little lop sided. I actually almost went with deciding not to do any "tiles" anymore and just big boards, but the modularity (and storage!) would be nice - you've rekindled my interest in making something like this, so thank you!! Keep the great work - subscribed for sure!
Wow, I greatly appreciate the elaborate feedback--it really helps me to know what viewers find helpful and enjoyable in their experience so I can continue to improve/what to continue doing. I'm definitely going to add a note about the smell from soil-sanitizing haha. I admit that getting the tiles to be a perfect 90 degrees can be somewhat tedious and infuriating, especially if it's repeatedly crooked (sigh), but yeah I found the carpenter square helps. One tip I would say is to actually invert how it's lined up against the fence guide, (and to accommodate the extra width of the ruler by calculating your cutting distance from the ruler itself), because it kept wanting to fall before I started by cuts with the heavy overhang, and there's enough to worry about movement-wise as it is. I hope that's useful to you and that you do find success in trying again!
What a sick video. Great editing, music, visuals, commentary, directions, tips... the list goes on! Definitely stealing that baloon hack as well. Brilliant!
before sealing if you are working with a slightly heavy/thicker sealant such as watered down pva glue. I would recommend putting some isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle and giving it a light dusting to help brake surface tension. it helps keep it from creating blobs and filling in cracks which can remove depth from the piece.
Wow! Those tiles look amazing! Love your DIY static grass tool! I have been meaning to add outdoor themed tiles to my dungeon tile collection and can’t wait to get started!
Before I even watch this, This type of terrain concept / execution is GREAT. Multi-use multi-tile base pieces are helpful to long term table top DM'ing and this looks great from first frame.
As someone who has studied RP archive’s work in depth, I often look for the next channel that’s going to up my crafting game as much as RP archive has. I’m glad to say I finally found another channel that I can see carrying the torch forward! Cheers!
yes i actually wanted to say, this whole video is excellent, the editing and the walkthrough, plus the static electricity i never thought was a great ideia
You. Are. Brilliant. Seriously, I have followed many creators and the balloon hack is perfection as is the key to modularity is corner to corner terrain split in half.
I just found your channel today & this is the first video I've seen & I'm only about halfway through it, but I already had to stop so I could subscribe & add a comment to show my praise & admiration for everything you are doing! Your presentation is fabulous, your on screen presence is top notch & extremely personable & your artistic merit is absolutely phenomenal! These tiles are absolutely gorgeous and realistic beyond words. I absolutely cannot say enough good things about this video & I cannot wait to go through your entire catalog & see what I can add to my own personal repertoire. Thank you for everything you've shared in this video & all those I'm about to binge watch. I especially liked that you gave credit to those who you've taken inspiration from in creating your own designs. That shows a tremendous amount of maturity & humbleness that I personally feel is too often missing nowadays. I absolutely can not say enough good things about this video.
Thank you SO much for your incredible feedback! I appreciate how much time you've given here to say such wonderful things. I am humbled, flattered, and encouraged to keep crafting and entertaining! Thank you as well for acknowledging credit where credit is due! I wouldn't be here without the work already laid by members of the crafting and terrain-building community, so the least I can do is acknowledge their work!
Honestly, this is the best video on RUclips that covers this topic. Thank you so much. Thanks to this video I also made my modular game board. If you can continue to make videos like this. They are simple, effective and clear. Thanks again.
The wilderness puns made my eyes sore! At one point I thought my eyes were going to roll right out of my head. Great puns and even better terrain tiles!
Caught the static grass idea in one of your other videos when it briefly came into view. This is your best video so far, both for that idea and the very nice detailed shots of this particular terrain type.
Balloon trick is outrageously helpful, I tended to just put flock for the grass in my wooded terrain and call it close enough because I didn't want to bother with a static grass applicator. So thanks for the great tip from a genuinely informative video. Big respect for just using regular krylon clear coat too.
Yeah I was kind of stuck there too between putting down the grass and getting an applicator. Glad to have helped and happy you found it informative. Thanks!
Brilliant! This has just solidified an idea I've been tossing around for years. My mistake was in visualising larger tiles, I think. I never would have thought of spraying matt varnish over the top of grass though. I would have thought it would become more brittle, rather than stronger. The snow effect you get from using the varnish is usually if the air is too humid, by the way. I tried varnishing some models after a storm and they all came out frosted. This was solved by a second layer of varnish, though.
Woohoo! Glad to inspire. Both RP Archive and Geek Gaming Scenics sprayed their grass, so I gave it a go. It's honestly really worked for me. And thank you for the matte varnish tip! It's good to know that it can be solved with another drier attempt haha.
Yes! I really didn't want to buy more tools so the balloon was a great work around. It took him a while to get adjusted but safe to say he was super chill with it by the end haha.
0:45 This is the first time I've ever watched one of your videos but I'm already stoked about it because of this trick that you're using to cut a vertical piece without using one of the Shifting Lands Proxxon guides! I don't know why I never thought of using a box like that! Subbing!
I'm happy to spread different ideas! The Shifting Lands guides are awesome but they're pricey so I'm all for the cheap alternatives. I did glue a pieces of semi-gloss poster board on top to make the box smoother, in case that helps.
Great video, all the puns are a-maize-ing! The trick with the balloon was new to me and I was already looking into these static grass appliers before... Great result in the end. Cant wait for more videos. :)
I'm no dnd player, but when I had to make some scenery tiles for a building design project and it needed to be modular - I modelled it over panels of lego. Easy to connect and disconnect, modular and all. Also easy to measure size.
this was AMAZING cant wait for more its so helpful and i haven't thought of using actual tree branches as treese such a cool idea can`t wait for more vids, also tnx for bringing the hype back for crafting terrain
Great video, easy to follow and some really nice effects! Another great way to add some 'weight' or 'sturdyness' to your tiles without using magnets is 3mm MDF. I use it for all my tiles and they stay nice and flat on my gaming table. Additionally, I add some felt on the bottom, so it has a smooth underside. :)
Fantastic production quality and do informative! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I didn't have dirt handy, somehow, so i mixed in some used coffee grounds as an experiment!
Love this I have built alot of rp archives stuff I love how modular these appear to be. Rather than making a "cut path" these seem alot more versatile. Love the vid, keep it going!
Great Video! I'm just getting into terrain building and really love RPArchive's modular system, but I'm also always on the look out for ways to add variation and new techniques within that system. This is perfect for that! You also probably just saved me $75 I was eventually gonna spend on a static grass applicator☺
Wow these look beautiful, congrats! I love the idea for static grass, so practical. I'm making wilderness tiles at the moment, so I'll definitely be adding some of these techniques to the tiles!
I'm really enjoying your content this video was especially good. The pun counter was a nice addition. You have quality video and a good voice for this I'm looking forward to more.
This is an amazing technique and love the modularity of the whole thing... I may have to do something similar but in a bigger size for wargaming table terrain!
I'm *very* excited for you to make more of these kinds of videos. Both the video quality, and content are incredible, especially given how new this channel is. Can't wait to see what you do next, and I really hope you get the recognition you deserve from this! If I may humbly request a future topic, I'd love to see scatter terrain builds!
Finally, a static grass process that doesn't involve expensive tools. Excited to give this a go. Thank you.
So glad to inspire!
To sanitize soil or any natural debris you might want in your terrain, you can bake them beforehand. Preheat the oven to 200°F (90⁰C). Spread the soil/branches/twigs out on a baking tray. Heat the soil to an internal temperature of 180°F (80⁰C) and keep it like that for about 30min, (or just keep it in the oven for like...45min?) *MONITOR CLOSELY in case the fire fairy comes to visit.* Then shut off the oven and let cool down to room temperature with soil inside. I'm no scientist, but this has worked for me so far. Don't @ me if your soil comes to life in 3 years. 😬 (Also beware the interesting smell that will likely fill your kitchen for the next few hours... Thanks @The8BitDuke for the added note!)
We do this for terrariums and pallidariums as well, kills off parasites and microbes.
Things like this are why I absolutely love your presentation. You go above & beyond to educate your audience about the steps you've taken to accomplish your project, with annotated references to where you learned certain techniques & in depth instructions to how to accomplish what you have shown in an incredibly digestible way to the most layman of us all.
I can not wait to see how you progress in your career & your business grows. You are going to be an absolute giant in this industry if you just keep doing what you're doing and improve upon the formula as you see fit. Your presentation is already phenomenal & so personable that there's nowhere to go but up in this business. Keep up the phenomenal work & I'm absolutely positive that your dreams will come true.
Not sure why, but the soil and bark I put in caught fire. 10 minutes at 200°F, right after the preheating was done. Spread out over a 15" sheet.
Was going to ask and found this reply, Tha ks
@@digidragon1 Oh no that's crazy! I honestly don't know why it would do that unless there was something in the wood or soil that would catch fire at lower temperatures. And just to confirm it was 200⁰F and not ⁰C? Either way I'm glad you caught it! I'll put in a stronger warning of potential fire in my original comment for others.
I never thought of using a balloon for static grass, what a brilliant idea! I also really admire your modular tile design. Looking forward to more from this channel.
Thank you thank you! It's more popular than I thought it would be so I'm happy it's so helpful. Looking forward to putting more on this channel too :P
Naa, can't recommend it. Tried it once before, either it does not work at all "at best extremely poorly, or all the grass will be lost on the balloon itself. I hand placed my grass upwards directly into the clue, it was much better and not any less of a hazzle then trying to use a balloon.
The pacing, the editing, the craft - this is an excellent video and I am very glad YT recommended your channel to me today! I also greatly appreciate you placing the sanitization recommended method in the comments, as videos that say "just sanitize it" (or worse, don't mention how essential it is) never helped me find a good method for doing so safely/easily, but it is nice to have some possible instructions in 1 place and by the same person showing the results! (the smell is always fun for those new to doing that....!)
Really loved the way you did the wave across the drawing to the tiles themselves, and how you pace the instructions so well. Using a carpenter's square on the Proxxon is a great idea, as I have tried the other fence guides and all that and still have trouble with pushing too hard and making my tiles a little lop sided. I actually almost went with deciding not to do any "tiles" anymore and just big boards, but the modularity (and storage!) would be nice - you've rekindled my interest in making something like this, so thank you!! Keep the great work - subscribed for sure!
Wow, I greatly appreciate the elaborate feedback--it really helps me to know what viewers find helpful and enjoyable in their experience so I can continue to improve/what to continue doing. I'm definitely going to add a note about the smell from soil-sanitizing haha.
I admit that getting the tiles to be a perfect 90 degrees can be somewhat tedious and infuriating, especially if it's repeatedly crooked (sigh), but yeah I found the carpenter square helps. One tip I would say is to actually invert how it's lined up against the fence guide, (and to accommodate the extra width of the ruler by calculating your cutting distance from the ruler itself), because it kept wanting to fall before I started by cuts with the heavy overhang, and there's enough to worry about movement-wise as it is. I hope that's useful to you and that you do find success in trying again!
Well done and when you picked up the balloon I could believe that I did not think of that myself.
Right?? It worked an absolute treat.
What a sick video. Great editing, music, visuals, commentary, directions, tips... the list goes on!
Definitely stealing that baloon hack as well. Brilliant!
before sealing if you are working with a slightly heavy/thicker sealant such as watered down pva glue. I would recommend putting some isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle and giving it a light dusting to help brake surface tension. it helps keep it from creating blobs and filling in cracks which can remove depth from the piece.
Oh, gods..... Where have this video been all my life? Thank you so much for sharing.
It has just recently come in to the world, so it's here in your life now 😏 Thank you for your enthusiasm!
Yep. I'm a big time follower now. Thanks!
This is epic! Great job
Holy smokes thank you for the compliments!
This is absolutely fantastic and a worthy successor to RP Archive's system. I can't wait for the next video!
I came for the terrain, but I stayed for the puns. 10 out of 10 video & tutorial.
Woohoo!! Thank you so much! The puns have been a hit more than I imagined they would be so I'm very happy to hear you enjoyed them and the video!
Wow! Those tiles look amazing! Love your DIY static grass tool! I have been meaning to add outdoor themed tiles to my dungeon tile collection and can’t wait to get started!
Yess! It's a great workaround to buying something. I'm happy to provide inspiration for a new tile set for you!
Before I even watch this, This type of terrain concept / execution is GREAT. Multi-use multi-tile base pieces are helpful to long term table top DM'ing and this looks great from first frame.
Thank you!! That has been my goal from the outset so I'm happy that came across from the beginning!
The ballon trick is so interesting. Going to give it a go on some rock terrain I’m making.
As someone who has studied RP archive’s work in depth, I often look for the next channel that’s going to up my crafting game as much as RP archive has. I’m glad to say I finally found another channel that I can see carrying the torch forward! Cheers!
yes i actually wanted to say, this whole video is excellent, the editing and the walkthrough, plus the static electricity i never thought was a great ideia
Haha thank you for elaborating! I appreciate the feedback and compliments 😊
i love how much you make sure you give credit to RP Archives for his great work, while introdusing your own great ideas. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you! I owe much of my crafting to his work so credit where credit is due!
You. Are. Brilliant. Seriously, I have followed many creators and the balloon hack is perfection as is the key to modularity is corner to corner terrain split in half.
Ah I'm flattered! Thank you very much for the compliments and feedback!
I’ve never actually used static for static grass. Now I’m excited, thank you!
Very simple, but effective solution to modularity problem with these 2 sides rule, awesome!
I just found your channel today & this is the first video I've seen & I'm only about halfway through it, but I already had to stop so I could subscribe & add a comment to show my praise & admiration for everything you are doing! Your presentation is fabulous, your on screen presence is top notch & extremely personable & your artistic merit is absolutely phenomenal! These tiles are absolutely gorgeous and realistic beyond words. I absolutely cannot say enough good things about this video & I cannot wait to go through your entire catalog & see what I can add to my own personal repertoire.
Thank you for everything you've shared in this video & all those I'm about to binge watch. I especially liked that you gave credit to those who you've taken inspiration from in creating your own designs. That shows a tremendous amount of maturity & humbleness that I personally feel is too often missing nowadays. I absolutely can not say enough good things about this video.
Thank you SO much for your incredible feedback! I appreciate how much time you've given here to say such wonderful things. I am humbled, flattered, and encouraged to keep crafting and entertaining!
Thank you as well for acknowledging credit where credit is due! I wouldn't be here without the work already laid by members of the crafting and terrain-building community, so the least I can do is acknowledge their work!
Two solid puns within 30 sec? Instant win in my book!
Heck yes! Glad it's not overkill haha.
Honestly, this is the best video on RUclips that covers this topic. Thank you so much. Thanks to this video I also made my modular game board. If you can continue to make videos like this. They are simple, effective and clear. Thanks again.
The wilderness puns made my eyes sore! At one point I thought my eyes were going to roll right out of my head. Great puns and even better terrain tiles!
Haha! I'll probably take the temperature for the next video if people want the same or fewer puns :P Thanks for the compliments and support!
Caught the static grass idea in one of your other videos when it briefly came into view.
This is your best video so far, both for that idea and the very nice detailed shots of this particular terrain type.
Excellent balance between instruction and pacing. Easily the best forest instructions I’ve seen so far, thank you!!
Awesome static grass solution!
Glad you think so!
Woah, great looking results AND bad puns!!! I'm so in! I really appreciate your modularity designs, the L shaped pattern is so great.
We all know bad puns are best puns. Thank you for the compliments and support!
The BALLOON TECHNIC is genius, I would love to try on my next terrain piece!
Awesome! I hope it serves you well!
the low budget static grass is an amazing idea. ty.
You're very welcome!
LOVE THE TRICK WITH THE BALLOON! Definately going tu use that trick for my terrain from now on
These look incredible. And the tips about the natural resources as well as the tea leaves etc were amazing, let along the static grass tip. Superb!
I've always thought a balloon would work but have never tried it! Tiles look great!
Beautiful! That's really great work - well done!
I enjoyed the puns.
Thank you, kindly. You can look forward to more, I'm sure.
Balloon trick is outrageously helpful, I tended to just put flock for the grass in my wooded terrain and call it close enough because I didn't want to bother with a static grass applicator. So thanks for the great tip from a genuinely informative video.
Big respect for just using regular krylon clear coat too.
Yeah I was kind of stuck there too between putting down the grass and getting an applicator. Glad to have helped and happy you found it informative. Thanks!
This video helped me so much! Keep up the great work!😃😄
The balloon trick is inCRED!
Glad you think so!
Using the static from a balloon has to be the idea of the year, bloody genius! So glad you popped up in my feed, instant subscribe : )
Woohoo! I'm glad it's a helpful idea! Thank you for your support!
The balloon idea is amazing.
Haha thanks! It's a money-saver for sure :P
The production quality, the smooth voice work, the PUNS!
Subscribed. Very nice work.
Ahh thank you thank you! For your kind words and the support!
Brilliant! This has just solidified an idea I've been tossing around for years. My mistake was in visualising larger tiles, I think.
I never would have thought of spraying matt varnish over the top of grass though. I would have thought it would become more brittle, rather than stronger. The snow effect you get from using the varnish is usually if the air is too humid, by the way. I tried varnishing some models after a storm and they all came out frosted. This was solved by a second layer of varnish, though.
Woohoo! Glad to inspire. Both RP Archive and Geek Gaming Scenics sprayed their grass, so I gave it a go. It's honestly really worked for me. And thank you for the matte varnish tip! It's good to know that it can be solved with another drier attempt haha.
Love this. The balloon top is one I’ve not seen, and the tip on the diagonal terrain design is another one I haven’t tried either … subscribed!
Yes! I was really humming and hawing over static grass machines, but the balloon is a great compromise! Thank you for the support!
Grass-ias for a great video!
Eeyyy you're oak-ay in my books!
@@raecheldoes LOL...mown!
Really nice video! the static grass balloon trick is genius!!!
Thank you!!
how have I not found this channel this is awesome and the puns are on point!
Ah thank you so much! I'm glad you've found it now!
This is gorgeous, I can’t wait to try this, thank you so much Raechel!!
Just come across your channel, first video of yours I've seen... three puns in and I've subscribed
Neat trick with that balloon, great money saving tip! Also, puppy seems to enjoy balloon therapy. 😄
Yes! I really didn't want to buy more tools so the balloon was a great work around. It took him a while to get adjusted but safe to say he was super chill with it by the end haha.
0:45 This is the first time I've ever watched one of your videos but I'm already stoked about it because of this trick that you're using to cut a vertical piece without using one of the Shifting Lands Proxxon guides! I don't know why I never thought of using a box like that! Subbing!
I'm happy to spread different ideas! The Shifting Lands guides are awesome but they're pricey so I'm all for the cheap alternatives. I did glue a pieces of semi-gloss poster board on top to make the box smoother, in case that helps.
That balloon trick is brilliant !
Love the balloon trick!!! 😊
Thank you!
@@raecheldoes you are welcome 😊
Followed your advice in the video and spent a weekend making a bunch of tiles they turned out great thank you so very much for all your help
the baloon is actually GENIUS
Yessss thank you!
Can't wait to see other modular terrain pieces made by you
Yesss me neither!
that static grass is awesome! Got to try it out.
I just found your channel and binged it. Will definitely use some of these ideas. Keep up the good work. 👍
Aww thank you so much!
This was a great video. I have a seen RP Archives videos and got the materials and tools, but this has made me actually start doing tiles
Ah! That's so cool to hear and I'm incredibly honoured to have inspired you to start!
That looks fantastic, awesome!) Thank you)
amazing how enjoyable this video is
I'm so glad to hear this! It's really all I can ask for. 🥲
Great video, all the puns are a-maize-ing! The trick with the balloon was new to me and I was already looking into these static grass appliers before... Great result in the end. Cant wait for more videos. :)
These are amazing, look so much better than my printed pieces!!
Thoughtful, concise, absolutely excellent work!
Thank you!
These are awesome! Brilliant video for a new channel
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you think so!
So much variety and such a realistic look. And magnets! And omg the ballon trick - it's just BLOWN my mind😃 Your terrain is supercool!
Aww thank you that's very kind of you to say! I'm ec- *static* about your feedback! All credit about the magnets goes to RP Archive!
I'm no dnd player, but when I had to make some scenery tiles for a building design project and it needed to be modular - I modelled it over panels of lego. Easy to connect and disconnect, modular and all. Also easy to measure size.
That's such a wonderful workaround! For games on the go or for a younger audience too, that would be a helpful solution for sure.
Great job except need more of these videos. Awesome work!
Awesome ideas! Ive been wanting to start making modular terrain for a while and your video was super inspiring.
Woohoo I'm stoked to inspire other creators!
Great trick with baloon 👍
this is by far one of the best wilderness tile set videos. Great work with the puns too!
Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
goals! I am still building basic rocks and battlegrid but eventually want to build every terrain like this.
Wonderful work.
You'll get there! Basic rocks is a great way to start!
this was AMAZING cant wait for more its so helpful and i haven't thought of using actual tree branches as treese such a cool idea can`t wait for more vids, also tnx for bringing the hype back for crafting terrain
Wooo!! So happy to be given the honour of hype-bringer haha. I try to take as much creative and physical inspiration from nature. :)
Great video, easy to follow and some really nice effects! Another great way to add some 'weight' or 'sturdyness' to your tiles without using magnets is 3mm MDF. I use it for all my tiles and they stay nice and flat on my gaming table. Additionally, I add some felt on the bottom, so it has a smooth underside. :)
Yes! That's a great way to get them to sit firmly on the table without being necessarily stuck to each other. Thanks for the tips and feedback!
A spectacular project with clever techniques and great execution. Well done.
Aah that's very generous of you to say. Thank you for the feedback!
This is really cool!
The tile system would be great for modular trenches!
Clicked to explore a new source of terrain crafting ideas. Subbed for the awesome puns!😅
Woohoo! Thank you!
Fantastic production quality and do informative! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I didn't have dirt handy, somehow, so i mixed in some used coffee grounds as an experiment!
I'm all for substitutions, and I don't see why coffee grounds wouldn't work! Plus it must've smelled wonderful through crafting haha.
Nice work! Great ideas, love the look and the dog❤
Thanks so much! 😊
This is excellent. I can see so many uses and cool ideas for feature tiles (4x4 or 6x6).
I came for the tutorial. I subscribed for the pun count. 👍
One way to help cover the lines is to put logs/trees/skeletons/rocks on the edge to make it seamlessly go over the next tile.
Ingenious way to work with static grass 🙂
Great video all round - subscribed for more.
Thank you and thank you some more!
the balloon... genius!
🤌
Love this I have built alot of rp archives stuff
I love how modular these appear to be. Rather than making a "cut path" these seem alot more versatile. Love the vid, keep it going!
Yes I love his stuff so much as well!! Thank you for the compliments!
Aye! I loved this video, and the puns. Looking forward to more!
Woohoo for the puns! Looking forward to make more :)
yo that balloon trick is awesome!
Right?? Yesss.
Love it. Definitely gonna try some of this on my next terrain project
Woohoo! Happy to inspire.
Great Video! I'm just getting into terrain building and really love RPArchive's modular system, but I'm also always on the look out for ways to add variation and new techniques within that system. This is perfect for that! You also probably just saved me $75 I was eventually gonna spend on a static grass applicator☺
Ah yes RP Archive helped propel my modular game 10x. Happy to add to the library and the savings!
Excellent video ! I’m gonna keep this one when I start making terrain for my Witchlight D&D campaign, thanks ! 😄😄
Woohoo! Good luck!
Wow these look beautiful, congrats! I love the idea for static grass, so practical. I'm making wilderness tiles at the moment, so I'll definitely be adding some of these techniques to the tiles!
I watched all your videos, you make such a great work!
Thanks so much!
I love this video, you make great tiles… so realistic.
Thank you! I use lots of reference images (and honestly materials) from hikes and stuff so it's nice to hear I've done nature justice!
I'm really enjoying your content this video was especially good. The pun counter was a nice addition. You have quality video and a good voice for this I'm looking forward to more.
Thank you very much! I do think the pun counter is here to stay haha. Looking forward to making more!
This is an amazing technique and love the modularity of the whole thing... I may have to do something similar but in a bigger size for wargaming table terrain!
Yes! I'm so used to smaller tabletop sizes so I would love to see how it can be adapted to larger tile sizes!
Very polished video well done.
Great work! I'm just starting making my own tiles and this is soooooo good
Came for the terrain. Stayed for the "wild" puns. Great stuff. *smashes the subscribe button*
Hoo hoo! Thank you for the enthusiastic support!
Looks fantastic!
This video is awesome! Love the puns!!
Thank you, thank you!
I'm *very* excited for you to make more of these kinds of videos. Both the video quality, and content are incredible, especially given how new this channel is. Can't wait to see what you do next, and I really hope you get the recognition you deserve from this!
If I may humbly request a future topic, I'd love to see scatter terrain builds!
Thank you very much for your kind words and your support! I will log your request for a future video :)