Tile grout is an amazing material for that. It’s so tough and the texture from it is ideal. A few times I’ve really cheated and dyed the grout the right colour with concrete dye and dodged the painting all together!
Fantastic! Great job showing us the upgrading tips! I also appreciate the amount of time you took to get different shots and edits! keep up the great work!
Nice work mate! Im all in for some MDF and totally agree it needs a lot of work to not look like a plain box which you see on a lot of battlefields. Combined with some 3D bits or those invaluable leftovers really makes a huge difference. Ive added in things like fruit mesh bags like lemons come in to act as window screens/mesh, and mini printed propaganda posters for added grim dark!
@sirrathersplendid4825 yeah, though that's gonna vary wildly depending on what gets done with the wood. My suspicion would be most of it gets covertly burnt for biomass or landfilled.
For £20 you get more than enough buildings that if you had bought GW kits would have set you back closer to £100 - you do the maths and see what your pockets can achieve.
Exactly! This type of terrain is another tool in the box to get the table you want for the price you can manage. Its just very undervalued due to being ‘boring’ but to me it really isn’t! I like the flexibility it offers
Some of the kits kits rely on a lot together and would be fine but the more complicated or decorative parts would need it to last through gaming. Just PVA will do get trick though
@@rokminis59 Thanks for the fast reply. Guess I'll just buy the broken domicilium kit and try for myself. Worst case scenario I'll have a less portable, yet sturdy piece of terrain^^. Nice job on the video btw. Just finished watching.
Thanks man. Yeah it’s always a bit of a trade of. If you keep the corners as single pieces and maybe leave the support legs detached, they may all sit inside one another for easy storage
There is a second video on painting that I did. Most of the work was done with oil shading rather than drybrush highlights. It should be the next video released after this one
Exactly, your craft knife skills leave to be desired. I'm sure mdf kits are the next best thing. However, please don't make them look as brilliant as they're not... Thank you.
Looks great ❤
Thanks! I know you like a bit of grime
I use pva with tile grout over it. Once dry use a brush to remove excess. Leave nice wall texture. Once undercoated, it’s sealed and ready to paint.
Tile grout is an amazing material for that. It’s so tough and the texture from it is ideal. A few times I’ve really cheated and dyed the grout the right colour with concrete dye and dodged the painting all together!
Awesome stuff 👍🏽
Thank you!
Fantastic! Great job showing us the upgrading tips! I also appreciate the amount of time you took to get different shots and edits! keep up the great work!
Thanks dude! Glad it was helpful and yep, trying to vary it up and keep it fresh!
Looks great and a good first video. Looking forward to the painting. MDF stuff needs some work but this bit of effort makes all the difference.
Thanks Andy! Yeah recording the painting steps this weekend. A little extra jazz goes a long way!
Great tips.
I think the MDF stuff is great for the price. Would love to see more videos going through the painting process too
Painting will be done this weekend! Yeah they’re just a brilliant balance of cost, look and speed.
Cracking work! Love the detailing!
Cheers dude. I think it makes all the difference!
Nice work mate! Im all in for some MDF and totally agree it needs a lot of work to not look like a plain box which you see on a lot of battlefields. Combined with some 3D bits or those invaluable leftovers really makes a huge difference. Ive added in things like fruit mesh bags like lemons come in to act as window screens/mesh, and mini printed propaganda posters for added grim dark!
Ooooo that mesh is a good shout. Stolen!! Yeah just a bit more oomph and they jump from box to building!
This looks great, I normally steer away from MDF kits as I think they look a bit crappy and box-y imo but this makes them look so much better!
Thanks dude. Yeah I think it’s all about seeing these as a jumping off point for your builds and not being ‘all in’
Bigus Dickus. Awsome tutorial.
😂 I couldn’t resist when editing. Thanks. Glad it’s useful
Great tutorial. Not sure you can actually recycle MDF as it's full of (epoxy?) binders.
I’ve seen it go in the containers at my recycling centre without issue but this may be something that varies regionally. Not Sure to be honest
@@rokminis59 Might get pulled out at the other end and sent off to one of those waste to energy furnace operations?
If wood gets recycled, I suspect it gets ground up and turned into…. wait for it…
MDF!
I really don’t know now. I assumed before it could be used again I make new MDF but I’ve not seen anything about it on our council recycling info
@sirrathersplendid4825 yeah, though that's gonna vary wildly depending on what gets done with the wood. My suspicion would be most of it gets covertly burnt for biomass or landfilled.
I sprayed mine before watching this video and now I want to go back and texture it lol.
To be honest it’s not a must. With some extra weathering steps and added details here and there it won’t be a big loss really
Cant find this stuff anywhere in Canada
Really? I get mine from TTCombat and I’m sure that they ship globally and they used to have a good free postage package if you ordered a few kits
For £20 you get more than enough buildings that if you had bought GW kits would have set you back closer to £100 - you do the maths and see what your pockets can achieve.
Exactly! This type of terrain is another tool in the box to get the table you want for the price you can manage. Its just very undervalued due to being ‘boring’ but to me it really isn’t! I like the flexibility it offers
Would these hold up without using glue? I kinda want these to be portable sub assemblies.
Some of the kits kits rely on a lot together and would be fine but the more complicated or decorative parts would need it to last through gaming. Just PVA will do get trick though
@@rokminis59 Thanks for the fast reply. Guess I'll just buy the broken domicilium kit and try for myself. Worst case scenario I'll have a less portable, yet sturdy piece of terrain^^.
Nice job on the video btw. Just finished watching.
Thanks man. Yeah it’s always a bit of a trade of. If you keep the corners as single pieces and maybe leave the support legs detached, they may all sit inside one another for easy storage
Looks like your video doesnt show the dry brush process and colors chosen. Do you plan on doing a follow up sir?
There is a second video on painting that I did. Most of the work was done with oil shading rather than drybrush highlights. It should be the next video released after this one
Mdf recycling is not economically feasible.
I must admit I’m not up to speed on this but they take it with timber at my local centre
Exactly, your craft knife skills leave to be desired. I'm sure mdf kits are the next best thing. However, please don't make them look as brilliant as they're not... Thank you.
For me that’s the whole point. Take a budget friendly kit and make it look better than it should be. Anyone can do it and enjoy the process