I spent 20 days building this giant wizard tower

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  • @sasariwtf
    @sasariwtf Год назад +1045

    The fact that she actually uses the cyber glove she made is really really cool to me

  • @pater7387
    @pater7387 Год назад +1993

    Suggestion on how to ship it: Go to a specialized cake store, you know, the ones that make cake for weddings, and ask them how do they ship their crazy cakes. From what i've seen they hire special services that keep the cake untouched while moving it long distances. If they can do it with cake, they will do it with the tower.

    • @HO-bndk
      @HO-bndk Год назад +113

      Or go to NASA and ask how they transport rockets to the launch pad. 😃

    • @hq_FiRE
      @hq_FiRE Год назад +86

      This is actually a really good idea!!!!

    • @pater7387
      @pater7387 Год назад +46

      @K ask cake boss

    • @iloole8752
      @iloole8752 Год назад +16

      They transport with trucks and tie the cake with rope

    • @ginniegill1026
      @ginniegill1026 Год назад +5

      Big brain

  • @iitstre_4550
    @iitstre_4550 Год назад +1413

    SHE'S WEARING HER GLOVE!!!! So sickkk. I love that you don't just build things for show. You actually use tools and things. That said, your builds are always BEAUTIFUL!! I'm such a huge fan

    • @Kreepounet
      @Kreepounet Год назад +31

      That's exactly what I thought, finally someone that is not here just for the show !

    • @druidgamer9735
      @druidgamer9735 Год назад +22

      That was the 1st thing I noticed as well! If Martina sees this I'd ask her how much it actually helps.

    • @Sentariana
      @Sentariana Год назад +15

      YEAH! And I noticed she's wearing a wrist brace on her other hand too. My occupational therapist has me trying wrist braces out too but I'm not sure if I'm getting on with them. I might to just stick to compression gloves...

    • @jeradw7420
      @jeradw7420 Год назад +14

      Glad I'm not the only one curious as to how functional it is for her. She seems to be using it as an every day item.

    • @ThatGirlWhoDraws1
      @ThatGirlWhoDraws1 Год назад +2

      ​@@jeradw7420yes I think ur unaware that she lost a finger...

  • @JasonBuck2
    @JasonBuck2 Год назад +573

    Start a Nerdforge Art Museum for people to visit. I would definitely take my daughter to see your projects and art. Like Snake Discovery created a reptile zoo. They have staff to run it so you're not invaded by us crazy fans! Thank you guys so much for creating daddy and daughter time. We look forward to new projects and we're working on our first leather wrapped tome.

    • @c.w.8200
      @c.w.8200 Год назад +33

      Just wanted to say, you're awesome, for me daddy daughter time meant fetching my dad a bottle of beer from the cellar when he was watching soccer, you're giving your daughter much better memories and attention.

    • @toriayres5431
      @toriayres5431 Год назад +13

      "Like Snake Discovery created a reptile zoo" Ahhhh a man of culture I see

    • @whychinu
      @whychinu Год назад +3

    • @Dreegon1486
      @Dreegon1486 8 месяцев назад +2

      A man of culture who watches SD

  • @rhiannonrollins76
    @rhiannonrollins76 Год назад +4429

    Can you imagine if she did one of the two towers from Lord of the Rings????? Holy moly

    • @Facetiously.Esoteric
      @Facetiously.Esoteric Год назад +59

      Which towers though, the two from the books or the two from the movies? Jackson changed them.

    • @a.t.3694
      @a.t.3694 Год назад +47

      That would be fun. Maybe break it into a 2 or 3 part series. I like watching her talented detail work. Of course that means we will have to wait to see the final epic tower.

    • @jujufanti4788
      @jujufanti4788 Год назад +40

      I follow this. I WANT, sooo bad, to see Martina make the two towers ! But i guess, to do it, she must have someone to buy it. I don't think she has the space to store them. And it would be kind of sad to see it in a corner, stored...
      Some fan interested in buying this stuff should contact her !

    • @rhiannonrollins76
      @rhiannonrollins76 Год назад +9

      @@jujufanti4788 you’re right and I agree. I would hate to see it stowed away.

    • @Hellbane224
      @Hellbane224 Год назад +15

      @@Facetiously.Esoteric The funny thing is, most people who only watched the movies have no idea what the tower at Isengard is even called.

  • @kirubab8500
    @kirubab8500 Год назад +758

    Quick moment to appreciate Hansi cuz I feel like he isn't appreciated enough as he's not on camera much
    Also I'll never get over how u manage to create such magnificent pieces in the end despite how ambitious ur projects are
    Beautiful. Truly BEAUTIFUL

    • @SaLlBuLl85
      @SaLlBuLl85 Год назад +15

      I was thinking we need more of Hansi love Martinas energy but miss Hansi

    • @Huawei_360
      @Huawei_360 Год назад +22

      And he's got a hair cut. Idk if someone noticed

    • @andrescruz9295
      @andrescruz9295 Год назад +6

      ​@@Huawei_360 you're not alone, I noticed as well

    • @Huawei_360
      @Huawei_360 Год назад +1

      @@andrescruz9295 nice

    • @Oliq_
      @Oliq_ Год назад +14

      @@Huawei_360 I tought it was someone else who helped her because the hair looked different lol

  • @williampaige9089
    @williampaige9089 Год назад +135

    You should make a huge diorama inside your studio for all the smaller dioramas you've created as one massive cohesive diorama.

    • @awakedoctor8714
      @awakedoctor8714 Год назад +11

      I like the idea of a diorama megasort.
      underrated comment.

    • @sugarhigh29
      @sugarhigh29 6 месяцев назад

      I don’t think she keeps a lot of them :(

  • @bitzbox
    @bitzbox Год назад +47

    The fact it only took you 20 days to make something this huge is incredible. It looks amazing

  • @tanya.tenilova
    @tanya.tenilova Год назад +1113

    Martina's love for the "large and huge" makes me think that soon a video like "I built a real medieval castle instead of my house" will appear on the channel😅

    • @raynaives9804
      @raynaives9804 Год назад +22

      That'd be the day 😂😂

    • @barath4545
      @barath4545 Год назад +77

      "This video took 3 yrs to make, thank you to the Norwegian Oil fund for sponsoring this video and Norwegian Cement Limited for supplying 800,000 pounds of cement!"

    • @GarryAndrews_
      @GarryAndrews_ Год назад +10

      Large and huge… go on…

    • @delphinelavendermorgan4627
      @delphinelavendermorgan4627 Год назад +5

      If this happens, then she deserves a price like no other

    • @speghetnoodles
      @speghetnoodles Год назад +5

      I thought this comment was going somewhere else..

  • @TimeBucks
    @TimeBucks Год назад +969

    The puppers deserves spotlight and he knows it

  • @caseymazza5365
    @caseymazza5365 Год назад +35

    To ship it, I'd recommend building the plywood box like you said, then put in a bunch of braces made of the foam you use in your projects. I think that would be more secure than packaging peanuts. Plus you can cut the foam to fit exactly where you want so you can avoid any delicate areas of the piece.
    Amazing work as always!

  • @suzanwilson109
    @suzanwilson109 Год назад +78

    I wish you could make painting classes or just recordings that explain how you learned your techniques and how you use them in the right, particular places. I think that a lot of young artists would find it very helpful to learn from someone who is not boring and teaches it in a very unique way. you never cease to amaze me, Martina!! Beautiful tower!!! Thank you for your videos!

  • @physcostealth
    @physcostealth Год назад +1556

    It’s so inspiring to see someone with so much passion and enthusiasm. I always love the builds and paintings that you make!

    • @sachi_the_avali
      @sachi_the_avali Год назад

      . .009. ,,..,.pppppP

    • @fenixmeaney6170
      @fenixmeaney6170 Год назад +2

      It inspires me to want to make things with that level of enthusiasm

    • @TheInsaneupsdriver
      @TheInsaneupsdriver Год назад +3

      I used to, but that was before RUclips came around. including a cat tree that took over my whole living room in a ewok village theme.

    • @Tjm5656
      @Tjm5656 Год назад +2

      It’s the female version of Adam Savage 😂😊

    • @katelynmadsen8756
      @katelynmadsen8756 Год назад

      Same

  • @andromydous
    @andromydous Год назад +547

    Two things: The videos are always worth the wait and it's pretty damn cool that you're really utilizing that glove/prosthetic that you made.

    • @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3
      @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Год назад +2

      Repent to Jesus Christ “You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.”
      ‭‭1 John‬ ‭4‬:‭4‬ ‭NIV

    • @pedro_8240
      @pedro_8240 Год назад +17

      @@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Flock off.

    • @isaiahgillett2573
      @isaiahgillett2573 Год назад +2

      I was thinking the same thing!

    • @taavi3013
      @taavi3013 Год назад +18

      @@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 And now, Jesus is spam xD

    • @echo_is_probably_sleeping
      @echo_is_probably_sleeping Год назад +6

      Ikr! It's so cool that she actually made it something useful and fun to wear

  • @komischXD
    @komischXD Год назад +15

    I love how Martina is not intimidated by details, and go beyond just doing a basic thing [in here for example doing the tour 'afloat']

  • @kida4star
    @kida4star Год назад +17

    Shipping thoughts: Build the base into a box. Since the center is held in place by a pole, as long as you brace one of the sturdier parts of the upper section, it should keep the fiddley bits from getting damaged. Good luck!

  • @Joe___R
    @Joe___R Год назад +500

    A crate isn't a bad idea. Keep it vertical and add anchors between each layer that secures to the central pipe and the inside of the crate. Then fill it with packing peanuts. Make sure to label it so they keep it orientated correctly and don't try to set it down on its side. As long as you have it attached to a pallet, it should be safe. It is going to be a fairly pricey way to ship it, but this would be the safest way to ship it internationally.

    • @flibblebot
      @flibblebot Год назад +43

      I'd put packing peanuts inside the structures as well to minimise any crushing

    • @Azelethros_OG
      @Azelethros_OG Год назад +31

      Good Idea Joe, and good idea Andy. I'd even say forming some styrofoam at the top and bottom as well as maybe a couple at the mid levels as reinforcement to anchor points would also help reduce crushing, and provide stabilization.

    • @oogieboogie666
      @oogieboogie666 Год назад +4

      need lots of bubblewrap

    • @MaethorDerien
      @MaethorDerien Год назад +22

      I would like to add that you should add a tip and tell indicator on each side. The fact is that shipping companies typically don't give a shit about something that says fragile this side up. The second you add an indicator that shows if it got tipped though it becomes a different story.
      Sadly I am not sure if you can buy them in small batches locally. They typically only get sold in packs of 100. That said you could always just print a fake tip n tell label and slap it on the outside of the box even if it doesn't have one inside.

    • @pearce05
      @pearce05 Год назад +6

      Adding on to these ideas, you could use your laser cutter to cut pieces of PE foam to fit around the less detailed sections. It'll be more expensive but will offer more stability, and the person you ship to won't have to deal with an avalanche of packing peanuts.
      I think 6-7 pieces of 5cm thick foam would be enough. Two for each of your sections and maybe one for the base where the rock tapers in. You could even cut them into hexagons and build a hexagonal crate around them. Make sure to cut them a hair larger than your crate and a hair smaller than your tower so they hold onto it well.

  • @loaf1verse
    @loaf1verse Год назад +210

    I like how she had a clock just sitting there in some of the Timelapse’s, is shows how much time and work is really put into this..

  • @potatoes.carrots.pigeons2598
    @potatoes.carrots.pigeons2598 Год назад +15

    She's done more work in this one project than I've worked in my whole life 💀

  • @lindsaystevens4089
    @lindsaystevens4089 Год назад +35

    I don’t know why but “rock smash” really caught me by surprise and let’s just say I cackled loud enough my neighbor yelled through the wall asking if I was ok or if I was summoning something! 😂

    • @xhelan131
      @xhelan131 9 месяцев назад +1

      that did not happen, at all. you do not need to make things up in order to be funny.

  • @jeancajeron8032
    @jeancajeron8032 Год назад +357

    Ship it in 4 parts, the base and all 3 parts you made, all filled with packaging stuffing. You can even make a box for the base and use a fancy box for the miniatures with foam with holes carved to their shapes and sizes. Also, carving a negative form of the towers in foam to give more support during transport.

    • @ximenauilenberg1750
      @ximenauilenberg1750 Год назад +26

      The issue with that is that someone will have to put it all back together at the end destination. I don't think Martina is traveling to the same place to do it herself.

    • @tjibbeettema8759
      @tjibbeettema8759 Год назад +67

      pretty sure the parts are kinda stuck together with glue, clay, paint etc. taking it apart would mean you'd see seams after reassembly

    • @milire2668
      @milire2668 Год назад +2

      @@ximenauilenberg1750 im pretty sure they got facetime or sthg like that, so martina could tell them exactly how to build it back up

    • @jasonkyker5972
      @jasonkyker5972 Год назад +38

      The parts are not in sections anymore. So it has to be shipped as 1 unit.

    • @nagranoth_
      @nagranoth_ Год назад +9

      It's one part now

  • @madzabinga8382
    @madzabinga8382 Год назад +167

    Martina, I would love to see you build something for the outdoors. Like an epic towering birdhouse!

    • @CrazyT2009
      @CrazyT2009 Год назад

      or a froghouse like this guy: ruclips.net/video/2a4Z3Mj2R8k/видео.html

    • @crimsonshadowjj7935
      @crimsonshadowjj7935 Год назад +17

      A dragons roost bird house!

  • @danielroca8854
    @danielroca8854 Год назад +3

    Great project as always tanks I've watching your back catalog since I've found your channel thank to your colab with LTT.
    Now I've rarely comment but I've have actual experience shipping large fragile things so here are my suggestion:
    Option 1: If you can still separate the tower there is no need for a crate you can use cardboard boxes but you'll need to made a "small mod" cut the support pipe so the base can fit in a box that is not too tall and mostly empty, you can add threaded coupler and a connector for the LED Wires so it's easy to put it back together at the destination, now about prepping boxes for the individual parts, you'll need two boxes for each part for the inner box put a layer of hi density foam or Styrofoam of about 2cm lining all the walls of the box then get some instapack bags of the appropriate size to form a perfect support for the part, and that's your inner box for a short trip by truck on paved roads this would be enough, but if it need to be shipped by air o a long multi mode route, you want to add an outer box, this is much easier you need a box about 10 cm bigger in every dimension than the inner box so there is a 5 cm gap between the inner and outer box, now you just bubble graph the inner box with two layers (the big bubble kind) and fill the rest of the gap with packing peanuts.
    Option 2: Let say you can't separate the tower any more for this case you need a shipping pallet and a crate, you'll need to add temporary a larger base to the tower (a piece of plywood a about 10cm smaller the pallet in each dimension) with two objectives lower the center of mass of the pallet making it more stable and be able to screw together the tower and the pallet, now instapack if your best friend again for valuable and fragile things put a layer around the hole tower you'll need 3 or 4 sections for this get a cardboard box and remove the top and bottom and and do one layer at a time until you have the whole tower protected (you'll need to cut out this boxes to unpack), because cargo shipped in pallets need to be move with fork lift some time is expose to the elements you need to add a layer of film wrap (like those kiosk that wrap your suitcase at the airport) now the final step is to made a crate around the hole pallet and strap at lest in 3 point the tower already pack to the wood crate.
    Hope to be helpful and good luck.
    Saludos desde Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia

  • @elliehuebner9475
    @elliehuebner9475 Год назад +9

    Martina I would watch a 5-episode series on something like this. It both awes me and terrifies me that you build this all for one episode. I know it's your nature to like to make giant gorgeous projects and to push yourself!! But don't burn out! Protect your health! ❤️

  • @goldie3441
    @goldie3441 Год назад +36

    An idea for the shipping dilemma:
    Mount the base in the transport-box and take off the upermost part of the tower if possible. Then you could have a "plug" in the top part of your box, so the pipe is fixed in place once the box is closed. Now the only hazzle left is the top part, which could be shipped in a separate box filled with those packaging thingies.
    Best of luck :)

  • @leandervr
    @leandervr Год назад +181

    A new nerdforge video is like a straight up shot of dopamine. Watching you create awesome art with your boundless enthousiam always leaves me feeling significantly happier! :D

    • @akumaklips2991
      @akumaklips2991 Год назад

      yes been waiting fir days and am highly satisfied

    • @brianb6969
      @brianb6969 Год назад

      I Know exactly how you feel Brother. It may seem like months in between new vids, but they are All Excellent! Right? I can't Pronounce Her Name, but I 've been watching her and her Guy build a Ton of Awesome Works.... Its Amazing how She Focuses on even the Smallest Details! I like the LeatherWorking/Book Binding/Costume Making More though. She's got ia all so we can only wait, and see what she has next for us. 🙂

  • @kmixx91
    @kmixx91 Год назад +8

    Spellforce is my childhood and current adult childhood and this is AMAZING! I love it, the tower is amazing and Martina, you did INCREDIBLE as always. See you next video.

  • @_RainCoat_SailBoat_
    @_RainCoat_SailBoat_ Год назад +8

    for a few seconds there on the final results .. my brain thought I was looking at a illustration , and not an actual structure !! girl!! I been watching you for a few yeas now , and you level up with every video !! you should be proud of yourself ! much love from Minnesota US

  • @TheSkulleh
    @TheSkulleh Год назад +36

    when somebody looks slightly deranged but also excited during whatever it is they're doing, you know it's going to be a good time.

  • @rickterry8148
    @rickterry8148 Год назад +105

    How you turn bits of cardboard into the finished product is truly amazing. The paint and texture, wow.

  • @elizabethsomehow4813
    @elizabethsomehow4813 Год назад +8

    It's so freaking tall and beautiful. I'm honestly amazed by it and by the fact you keep creating more new unique creations. Fantastic job! If I built smth like this I would need a year break from everything and I would just go around it everyday and look at it. Keep us posted about its final destination

  • @a_Hooded_Figure
    @a_Hooded_Figure Год назад +1

    Concerning the shipping: when we ship fragile stuff at work (i.e. motors for machines) we build a frame inside a box and screw the thing to that frame so it is free hanging. As your base is wood, you could screw it to a base panel to secure it. I don't know how fragile the miniatures and pointy bits are. If you are afraid they might break when the box is vibrating in a truck, probably wrap the details in something soft (cotton balls, newspaper shreds, kitchenroll?) And then wrap the whole thing in cling film and build a box around that. Fill the box with packing peanuts. Write " this side up!" on every side and speak a quick prayer. Maybe, you can even remove the top third (if still possible) to access the pipe and secure that from the top down as well. Good luck with that. I'm holding all available thumbs for you.

  • @sennal
    @sennal Год назад +277

    For some reason 'hexagons are the bestagons' was really unexpected and made me laugh. Wasn't expecting Martina to be a CGP Grey fan :) Great build and interesting final problem!

  • @nairbvel
    @nairbvel Год назад +91

    After watching your house, tower, diorama, etc. builds slowly growing -- and seeing you create a new studio & paint murals and a vehicle -- I can't help but wonder when we're going to see "Nerdforge Builds A House" (as in, a real, full-size abode for humans...) :-)

  • @timothyoestreichii1553
    @timothyoestreichii1553 Год назад +6

    Love watching you create. Your painting, shading, blending, and attention to detail breathes life into your art.

  • @McTroyd
    @McTroyd Год назад +7

    Always a treat. If I ever find myself with the means to do so, I want to commission a piece with Martina and Hans. Great work as always. 👍

  • @bradyspage
    @bradyspage Год назад +42

    They make a packing material that is basically expanding foam in a sealed bag. You break the vial inside to activate it, put it in the bottom of box and then quickly put the piece on top of it. The foam expands and contours perfectly around the item. You can then do another bag on top. Then it's just "rinse and repeat" for each section. Probably a good option for shipping such a delicate and fragile item.

    • @zatoth13
      @zatoth13 Год назад

      I did not know that existed!

    • @Mandalorians4ever
      @Mandalorians4ever Год назад

      This is exactly what came to mind when she mentioned wanting help for packing it.

    • @orange281gt
      @orange281gt Год назад

      When I bought a computer last year, they put one of those inside the case to keep things from working loose. Not a bad idea. As for if it'll damage the project. I think if it has room to move up inside the box, it might not put to much pressure on the project.

  • @prestok
    @prestok Год назад +279

    That CGP Grey reference at 3:10 had me rolling.
    Also, I hope the person who designed the original drawing sees this. It looks pretty amazing

    • @benji376
      @benji376 Год назад +39

      the hexagon is the bestagon. I instantly jumped to the comments when I heard it lol.

    • @JohnFiala
      @JohnFiala Год назад +3

      Yeah, that got the like from me. :)

    • @unpaidintern6652
      @unpaidintern6652 Год назад +2

      Damm I love hexagons

    • @athos401
      @athos401 Год назад +4

      Every body hail to Hexagons, the Bestagons. May I have an Amen?

    • @The_flowerpot
      @The_flowerpot Год назад

      Same

  • @joaocanela9740
    @joaocanela9740 Год назад +5

    I really enjoy your videos, not only because of what your are making, but mainly because your presentation, mood, way to talk, etc.
    I really enjoyed your outside canvas painting on outside, showing Norway. Its one of the places i want to visit someday.
    You could also make some crafting videos like this one in outside. I know it will be hardz but with some planning you can bring "all stuff you need for that day".

  • @xgigi18
    @xgigi18 Год назад +6

    I love how she really enjoys her building so much! It makes it way better seeing that she loved to craft that instead of: here's my finished thing

  • @LemonAdeYesPlease
    @LemonAdeYesPlease Год назад +360

    #11 on trending. You rock Martina and Hanzi 🎉🎉🎉

  • @riuphane
    @riuphane Год назад +218

    Pearl's time lapse music always accompanies beautiful, artistic builds, and this is just one more example. Incredible, as always

    • @riuphane
      @riuphane Год назад +11

      Now I want to build this to player scale in Minecraft

    • @suzysheep149
      @suzysheep149 Год назад +3

      @@riuphane do it!! That sounds awesome

    • @riuphane
      @riuphane Год назад +3

      @@suzysheep149 I gotta finish my Sharn encounter map first, but then for sure... In fact, they could tie together well

    • @rmartin3858
      @rmartin3858 Год назад +7

      It's so weird hearing someone's timelapse music in another RUclipsrs video but this mash, I can agree on ☺️

    • @stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369
      @stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 Год назад +5

      That's just Jules Gaia, an electro swing artist, I think he's on epidemic sounds so thats why his music is used almost everywhere on RUclips

  • @jennymay9793
    @jennymay9793 Год назад +7

    Epic, the size was perfect, the work in every detail from the roots to the lights made it amazing, like all the builds you have made its the attention to the detail that gives it life 😊.

  • @mastaxx5078
    @mastaxx5078 10 месяцев назад

    An idea that actually will work to ship your Art ( useful for everything ).
    -A rectangular large box (must be made of something sturdy and solid )
    -Tension belts (must be what the truck drivers use to secure the load )
    How it does work :
    The idea is that the whole thing floats in the box.
    You then wrap the tension belts (must be 1 on each CORNER) around the tower (then it looks like an X and the charge is free and floating right in the middle).
    With this technique you can transport everything safely ( Next would be water tanks but that would be useless for your tower )
    Edit : Tip, if you have problems with something, always orientate yourself to nature. They always have solutions ready.
    Great work, unique Women and have fun.
    Thanks for reading

  • @Christhulhu
    @Christhulhu Год назад +72

    This channel gives me so much good vibes. Its a little wholesome world I can flee into, when the world outside is just... too heavy. Thanks a lot!

  • @TheIllio
    @TheIllio Год назад +117

    Little Sidenote:
    Love it that you actually wear that glove from time to time 😁

    • @DX88
      @DX88 Год назад +6

      I'm expecting yearly revision/upgrade videos at least.

  • @steprockmedia
    @steprockmedia Год назад +2

    Great work! The tiny window pattern really is amazing.
    It's also cool to see you're getting use out of your cyborg prosthetic.

  • @taliesintown9710
    @taliesintown9710 Год назад +2

    hexagons are the bestagons best reference ever

  • @Gr8KnightGaming
    @Gr8KnightGaming Год назад +14

    Hexagon IS the Bestagon - CGP Grey would approve

    • @ceankarlos5233
      @ceankarlos5233 Год назад +2

      Imagine them working together on something involving magic the gathering or maybe bees. 🐝

  • @ryankyle2467
    @ryankyle2467 Месяц назад

    I know everything on here is literally perfection and this might not be anyone else’s favorite part about this build!?! But my favorite part is definitely the windows!!! All of them are (for a lack of a better word) perfect! So much details and they all don’t look exactly like the rest and just so much detail in such a small space!!! And the lighting coming through them just take them to that next level!!! I love it!!!

  • @samnuri1
    @samnuri1 11 месяцев назад

    This is probably the only video I've seen where the advert feels like it fits seamlessly into the video and I was invested in learning about it

  • @alesswonderland
    @alesswonderland Год назад +30

    I just noticed it, but thank you for crediting your editor. I see some other channels that don't, yet you can tell they have one. It takes a team to make these cool projects and I like that you credit everyone including your minature painter.

  • @justinhofeling6415
    @justinhofeling6415 Год назад +131

    Shipping ideas: Instapacks sort of inflate around the shape of the object being packaged. Another option would be to use packaging peanuts or vermiculite to provide stability and cushioning around the object. Plenty of options.

    • @TheRealMcTrolls
      @TheRealMcTrolls Год назад +3

      Came here to say the instapack idea. I would test it first to ensure that its not going to crush anything. The trees on the base will be problematic.

    • @HongFeiBai
      @HongFeiBai Год назад

      Vermiculite is expensive.

    • @humdinger5701
      @humdinger5701 Год назад +10

      I was thinking instapacks as well. The only problem is sometimes they form in a way that they grab onto things you dont want them to grab onto. Also they can be expensive for something that size. Personally I would try to use bio-degradable packing peanuts. Dirt cheap, super easy to dispose of ( they disintegrate when exposed to water like "magic" ), anti-static, and entirely plant based so 100% earth safe.

    • @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3
      @repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 Год назад

      Repent to Jesus Christ “You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.”
      ‭‭1 John‬ ‭4‬:‭4‬ ‭NIV‬‬

    • @adamnathanielbassett
      @adamnathanielbassett Год назад

      @@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 I'm struggling to understand the point of commenting this? This is a creative channel that makes cool stuff...

  • @EnvitoScotsman
    @EnvitoScotsman Год назад

    For shipping you could cut a piece of plywood to fit exactly on top of a shipping pallet. Place the ply wood on sawhorses of whatever, just support it from the sides. Then run screws from underneath the plywood into that block of wood at the base of the tower. Then bolt plywood onto the pallet. Then build a box around the pallet. Mark it "Fragile, do not tip, do not stack, this way up" and all that.

  • @AP-01102
    @AP-01102 Год назад +102

    that is absolutely gorgeous, as always!!!
    thank you so much for making all these amazing builds, you've inspired me to make so many projects of my own

  • @SapioiT
    @SapioiT Год назад +89

    It might be better to carefully use foam beads and garbage bags to pack it in sort of a christmass tree form, then use spray foam to fill the outside of that. That way, even if the spray foam expands a bit during the shipping, the foam beads still give it the extra wiggle room to expand without damaging the important pieces. You could even jokingly package it as a gigantic dill-does-thingy (read the first two words aloud without a pause between them), but put that packaging INSIDE the packaging in which you're shipping it, so only when they open the box in their office, will they see the dill-does' box, which they have to open to get to the tower inside. :)) =]]

    • @Manj_J
      @Manj_J Год назад +2

      I love this idea! 😂

    • @asdassdgfdf7509
      @asdassdgfdf7509 Год назад +4

      Foam beads are awfull. There are air pockets sold as about 500ml -1liters in size. They are lightweight and not messy.

    • @mooocow99
      @mooocow99 Год назад +3

      spray foam would work amazing!
      if you use a more squishy type then even if the box gets pressed on a bit it wont damage the structure!

  • @cieloperdomo3939
    @cieloperdomo3939 3 месяца назад

    I just ADORE that tiny cat on the balcony! Such insane details!

  • @fndmntl5341
    @fndmntl5341 Год назад +4

    You're crazy, I love it... It's so cool how you're able to make stuff based on the fact that people love watching you make stuff... All the equipment and the fact that you get to make cooler better stuff, is because of your followers, etc. And that's so cool

  • @jmarshal
    @jmarshal Год назад +31

    Truly epic. I love that it is fully 3D and you can walk around it and admire new things from each side. The design is really clever using the game mechanic and tile space built in. It shows how much care and attention you show every project, even sponsored ones. Brilliant work, like usual!

  • @FriendlyMarmot
    @FriendlyMarmot Год назад +11

    Packing idea: First decide on a box for the tower, then make a rectangular, hollow-centered, reinforced insert whose edges fit just inside the box to hold the tower, which can slide into the box after the tower is placed inside it... but the goal will be to have the insert only touch the tower in maybe 3 key places. To do that, I'm thinking wrap a foam ring gently around 3 places in the middle of the tower which are smoother / less pokey. Then, suspend those rings in the center of the insert using something slightly stretchy. Maybe secure the very bottom and top of the tower somehow too, but in a way that can absorb shocks. I'm thinking this would be better than packing peanut foam because that might scrape the static grass etc. off it. And leave extra space between the pokey parts of the tower and the box, so that the tower can move around suspended in the middle, without hitting the sides of the box.

    • @asdassdgfdf7509
      @asdassdgfdf7509 Год назад

      Too complex just using ample amount of 500-1000ml air pockets would suffice for stabilisation.

  • @yamaksy
    @yamaksy Год назад +1

    Posting logistics tip: make a foam mold and put it in it. like a perfect fitting coffin.

  • @rainyrayrae
    @rainyrayrae Год назад

    personally i recommend wrapping bubble wrap around the figurines and any of the delicate parts and around the base where it tapers in, then putting it in a box with lots of labels that say "this way up" and "fragile" and such (in multiple languages if necessary) and then filling the rest of the empty space with packing peanuts.

  • @af9162
    @af9162 Год назад +6

    8:43 Nori following you in the background is just perfection. The puppers deserves spotlight and he knows it 😂💖

  • @grell2644
    @grell2644 Год назад +14

    HELL YEAH! ANOTHER WIZARD TOWER!

  • @ScorpionP2C
    @ScorpionP2C Год назад +7

    Already bought this game and I really enjoy it.
    So it was super cool to see the mage tower made in real life 😍🤩

  • @Angelsilhouette
    @Angelsilhouette Год назад

    Create a frame that supports the tower in key places that will not damage the paint, yet gives it adequate space to not squash the details and miniatures, wrap the frame in paper or cardboard, then spray foam around the frame and then cut the outside of the spray foam to fit into a box.

  • @sushi5979
    @sushi5979 Год назад +38

    Martina!!! That's fantastic! I've been a subscriber for a few years now, maybe 5. This is one of my favorite projects you've made. You're so enthusiastic, creative, and a really genuine person. I love your work!!❤

  • @Ki11J0y
    @Ki11J0y Год назад +3

    "Because hexagon is the best-a-gon!" 😅
    Love the builds but also appreciate the high production value of the project vids. You guys keep everything so perfect!

    • @RodrigoCoinCurvo
      @RodrigoCoinCurvo Год назад

      Thank you, I was looking for this comment! When she said it I paused and had a moment of shared surprise with my partner 😱😁

  • @InservioLetum
    @InservioLetum 3 месяца назад

    I love that you actually use the glove. Making your own prosthetics is SO badass!

  • @natanicole9974
    @natanicole9974 Год назад +5

    I was making mystical magic scrolls while watching this because it wad so inspiring watching you, keep up the good work

  • @SneakyTogedemaru
    @SneakyTogedemaru Год назад +50

    This is absolutely mindblowing! They pulled out a golden ticket by contacting you. The tower is *Majestic* !

  • @NaughtyShepherd
    @NaughtyShepherd Год назад +26

    Incredible build! I think you should deliver in person so you can make sure everything is together when it arrives. Bringing supplies so you can do touch-ups if needed.

  • @armandangelucci
    @armandangelucci Год назад

    My suggestion is that you start by disassembling it into the previous quadrants and then pack each by securing them to a foam base in a box. Use small bags of expanding foam strategically around the sides of the inside of that box. place that box with the foam base glued to the bottom in a slightly larger box with packing peanuts in between ship the pole and the smaller boxes separately. It's one of the manages to take damage. You will at least only have to recreate one section

  • @arunkhanna2496
    @arunkhanna2496 Год назад +1

    So fantastic!!!! Love this…the static grass was a cool thing I’d never seen before, and I love the paper towel modge podge texture, too. So cool!

  • @JoyceGreens
    @JoyceGreens Год назад +15

    Sooo Awesome! The purple lights definitely add the magical touch. Another fun build that my son and I watched together, we love your channel. He's almost 3 and says "She's coool, and the castle is biig" so there's a win for you haha Can't wait to see what you build next

  • @danielmukamal652
    @danielmukamal652 Год назад +18

    WOW! Words cannot express my wonder at this latest project. Martina, you have outdone yourself again. I've said it before, thank you so much for sharing your artistry, creativity, and brilliance with us. I so look forward to seeing each of your videos. I'm a huge fan and I wish you and yours all happiness and success.

  • @necopatalo
    @necopatalo 11 месяцев назад

    "Hexagon is the bestagon" I wasn't ready to hear that. Made me rethink of the whole original video. Love it !

  • @ColorwaveCraftsCo
    @ColorwaveCraftsCo Год назад

    Wow! What an epic tower! These game devs are going to love having this as a centerpiece in their office

  • @Huawei_360
    @Huawei_360 Год назад +31

    I see a video of nerdforge in notifications, and here i go. I just cant wait to see it. This is my fav channel, keep going with that incredible work 👍
    Also that rock-texture tutorial cracked me up.

  • @VeryShrimple
    @VeryShrimple Год назад +8

    It's insane that you built this in only 20 days. It looks so good

  • @tessaflores5466
    @tessaflores5466 Год назад +2

    I love the energy you bring into these videos, it's really refreshing!

  • @IraShowy
    @IraShowy Год назад +1

    create anchor points around it to suspend it in air in the box with buffer to bounce around, so even if it drops it bounces around without hitting anything and comes back to the resting position. if you want to overengineer shipping it lol

  • @kahil101
    @kahil101 Год назад +12

    Love how she's still using the finger she made a few videos back. Love the content!

    • @DX88
      @DX88 Год назад +1

      I can imagine there's yearly revision/upgrade videos coming.

  • @nicholasdejoe
    @nicholasdejoe Год назад +10

    I love how this turned out. A recommendation for shipping would be to use expanding foam packaging. This would help suspend the tower and protect it from damage during transport, it would even keep everything in place. Good luck with the next project and I can't wait to see it.

    • @Facetiously.Esoteric
      @Facetiously.Esoteric Год назад +6

      It would also break off any small pieces like the trees and miniatures. It would also pull up the grass.

  • @indiafox5786
    @indiafox5786 Год назад +4

    I really don't know how you flew under my radar. So far all of the videos I've watched are of things I love. I love how you're talented in multi mediums. 🖤

  • @araneaoliveira8199
    @araneaoliveira8199 Год назад

    Your builds are always so cinematic, it's one of the things I love the most about your channel. Keep up the great work!!

  • @creepycutiecrafty6637
    @creepycutiecrafty6637 Год назад +17

    Can we all just agree that Martina has the most awesome career ever? Building cool stuff and getting paid to do it would be my DREAM.
    The Wizard Tower is just incredible! So huge and imposing, yet so carefully detailed! Absolutely amazing!
    Every time we get to "let's have a look at the final result!" I'm completely blown away! Such talent with such a huge amount of enthusiasm is wonderful!

    • @Journeytomyself.
      @Journeytomyself. Год назад

      She is very talented, in art, crafting, videos on RUclips are also like a piece of art. Full of enthusiasm❤
      But I honestly think anyone could start this kind of journey. And if you are really good, you will be noticed for sure. So if it's your dream, you should chase it!

    • @r0manuks
      @r0manuks Год назад

      Female adam Savage with less experience

  • @dreamingofpemberly
    @dreamingofpemberly Год назад +4

    Another perfect video as always. Loved how simple it was to stream the lights up the pole for the buildings. Great work!!! Next thing I'm excited with all I've seen is for her to ever more medieval in the workshop using her existing shelf/storage stuff, but that's an idea, it's cool like it is too....

  • @Tezukamaya
    @Tezukamaya Год назад +3

    So awesome ❤ the tower looks fantastic. As to how to box it, maybe you can customize a shipping box that's big enough for the tower to fit inside and cover the tower in bubble wrap.

  • @tribaladventures
    @tribaladventures Год назад

    for Packing what you can do is wrap the tower in painter plastic- get the size box you need and fill the box with expanding foam you can go light on it so when it expands it wont blow out the box or crush the model- When they recieve it they can just utilty knife it down the middle then lift off the bag- with out any expandy foam on it. treat it just like a mold

  • @phyllisliao.artwork
    @phyllisliao.artwork Год назад +34

    Never ceases to amaze me. Also fan of the pastel hair ❤

  • @King_Of_Gay-zg5it
    @King_Of_Gay-zg5it Год назад +7

    Holy crap Martina this is insane! It looks amazing and yet I'm not surprised that you built something this massive. Think I've come to just accept that your builds are absolutely insane with the scale and all the small details.

  • @mnu_tenobaal
    @mnu_tenobaal 11 месяцев назад +1

    Before I found this channel I never was into arts and crafts content. I only watched one small streamer, who was a friend. I only chatted there, I was not there because of the arts and crafts. But this. Holy shit this is insane!

  • @sikleqt
    @sikleqt Год назад +2

    These are the exact kind of collaborations you and your channel are perfect at.

  • @TheLumpyShield
    @TheLumpyShield Год назад +5

    I love how goofy Martina is. She's hilarious!

  • @StarryNight0112
    @StarryNight0112 Год назад +4

    I love how Martina can get so creative with her projects

  • @zero0ryn
    @zero0ryn Год назад

    This is amazing :) There is so much detail in this that I think you can't pack it in anything that is going to touch it.
    I would suggest that you contruct a shipping crate and a support structure that interfaces into the ends of plastic pipe in the core of the tower and to the crate. I think the top comes off so use that to access the top of the tower's plastic core. Pack the top seperately. How closely is that pipe connecting to the other parts of the tower? Maybe in internal skeleton that holds the tower's parts to the core tubing. You need this to not come loose in shipping. I'd go with spokes connecting with something like a jubilee clip round the internal tubing. For the external support structure maybe think about how you see airfix parts in a plastic surround before you pop them out. (I know this is the low structure for the injection moulding process) It might be cheaper to rent a van and go on a road trip. It would make an awesome video too.

  • @tsreiki
    @tsreiki Год назад +2

    My GOD that is EPIC! I want to do this so bad, but I'll need to round up all my friends to try to accomplish what Martina has done on her own!

  • @gingersnapclay3784
    @gingersnapclay3784 Год назад +11

    Looks so amazing! The details you always put brings so much life to your projects! Also Hansi hair cut looks great!

  • @xxzenn01xx9
    @xxzenn01xx9 Год назад +3

    Since it breaks down into sections and has a hole in the center for pvc piping, i would build an individual box for each section that has a mounted pvc pipe in the center of the box for the section to slide into. That way its held into place during shipping and wont have to worry TOO much about it jostling around. Maybe even fill it with something like tons of newspaper or something