WALLPAPER GAMING TABLE
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- A fast way to make a wargaming city table cheaply and fast. cobble street normaly take hours if not days to make this will take about a hour for a hole 6x4 wargaming table for Frostgrave, Mordheim, Warhammer Fantasy, Warcry and many other skirmish games
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You: let’s do a simple project..
Me: 🤯🤯. THIS MAN IS A GENIUS!!!!
8:30 If you want a bit more texture to the stones, as if they are weather worn and not used for a long time, you can use an old military modelers' trick, which is to toss finely sifted dirt into the air, then hold your piece at arm's length placing the dust cloud between the piece and your spray can while giving short strokes through the dust. Holding the can 18 inches from the piece is pretty much the desired distance for this technique.
This is one of the most genuine thing ive ever seen in wargaming. You deserve much more attention mate :)
If I’d of just seen the table finished I would never of guessed that it was wall paper. It would never of entered my head to even look for paper resembling cobbles.
Enjoyed this mini table build. Your content is worth the wait, no rush. Hope you are feeling better soon 👍🏻
Still amazed at what you have done with this channel over the years Luke, truly inspiring. My dream is to become a full time model/diorama maker and your work helps me out in achieving that immensely. Thanks!
A substitute for the resin curbs you can use foam board from posters and cut them in large strips and then texture them with a aluminum foil or a texture roller and then making cuts or using a pencil make sections any distance apart to create individual sections of curb without having to cut them and glue each one.
Beasts of war (on table top) did a massive 40k apocalypse build using similar cobblestone texture paper. Both examples looked fantastic!
I was looking for a place to buy this exact wallpaper in the US but had no luck. I was really excited to think that it was being added to your store. Too bad.
Might be able to get it from wallpapersales.co.uk. I added one thing to my cart and they had united states as a shipping address and I backed out. No idea if they actually do but its worth a shot
Bit pricey, but home depot have this: www.homedepot.com/p/SK-Filson-Silver-Mosaic-Wallpaper-LV3302/311083273
@@dracomundos: Thanks for the link! Unfortunately, it only looks about 60% as cool as the Holden decor pattern.
I would hit up the brick and mortar stores and ask the guy or girl behind the counters. They might have it in store but not listed online.
Nice one bud. That would make a great town/village square for bolt action
Oooh, get you with all the fancy camera work! Very nice. It is good to see you up and about. I hope that the "little bit of superglue" doesn't trigger your allergy again.
Your painting and decorating skills came in useful for laying the paper. The finished effect is fantastic.
Nice one Luke. Have done a couple buildings using textured wall paper many years ago. You got the juices going again.
Luke, hope you feel better soon. Thanks for all the great videos and ideas you share. I don’t know if it’s possible, but you should buy this stuff up and list it on your store. Looks like no distribution to US for this or similar products.
I just grabbed the Mordheim rules a few days ago and was thinking about fantasy terrain, but don't want to destroy my mind with cutting and gluing THOUSANDS of little foam bricks. This is a genius method. I will definitely be using this!
1:50 Luke says hello to the haters.
Also, this build is fantastic.
For a quick build it looks great, take it easy and get well soon.
Take care of yourself and be well. Thanks for this great idea as well. Sorry to hear about the Amazon thing, but you'll get through it. You've made it this far!
Glad you are feeling better. Amazing video here Luke...gotta look at some wallpaper, what a great effect.
I’ve had that Super Glue bringing tears to my eyes moment 😆it also can make me sneeze ,not ideal trying to keep things together
We used floor tiles glued to a 6'x4' to make our very first board years ago. We were going for a temple/church complex. It was decently effective and lasted forever.
Great idea. Only thing I would've added would maybe be a little green to the edges of the roads where they'd get little use.
Really impressed with this luke, looks quality
Wallpaper ,man that is class.I would never had thought of that.
Its great to see you back, i would like to see hovels and stone built buildings.
I'm going to give this a try for saga and warcry
He was so happy to share this, that it brought tears to his eyes.
You have been sorely missed. Well wishes pouring your way. Take it easy and get well, we'll miss you, but want you around for the long haul. Your gaming brilliance makes the world a better place!
Haha, glad you finally took my advice on this. I got a roll on amazon for a tenner a few years back, exact same stuff. Makes for great walls & even better for arches under bridges & in sewers since you can curve it easily. Ideal for subways too
Nice result!
Any chance of some videos on adding more detail to the roads? Gutters, drains, lumps of horse apples, drifts of dropped hay, gardyloo splashes, all the other stuff that makes it look lived in?
Oh, and get well soon. :-)
That came out really nice. Hope you get well soon. Love watching you do your thing. See ya!
A couple questions: Can I just lay the paper down first, then glue the foam overtop to save time cutting? I know that uses more material, just wondering? Also, can you drybrush before applying the wash to tie it all together?
Be well Brother, get yourself better. And Fantastic work on that game board. 😉
Absolutely love your chanel, thanks for all the stuff you put out. Crazy to hear you're a type 1 diabetic. My wife is as well and since marrying her its interesting to see how many of you are out there. Its also cool as it instantly give so much to talk about with someone. Excited to let her know that you're a type 1. THanks again for all of your awesome videos.
Fantastic Idea! hope you are feeling better now!
I did something similar with my 3D-printer, I never even came up with the idea of useing wallpaper... brilliant.
You can get wide cap spray cans would cover that bored in seconds for u my friend uses them for graffiti. might b helpful for priming bigger bored
Montana ultrawide für the win 😉
Ahhhh Graffiti my old Love ^^
Do you think it would still work if I wallpapered the wooden board first. then placed the building pads and such on top of the wallpaper? I love the idea and seems to be super quick and came out looking great either way? Cheers man! Fantastic build.
If you're worried about the next layer sticking, just carve some of the wallpaper away or notch it a bit and rough it up where you know it will be under the second layer.
Great video!! Maybe too heavy on the warp stabilizer on the B-roll shots but all in all your content is excellent!!
Mate! Hope you getting better quickly, thinking of you as I understand how hard this can be. That table is awesome, it would make a wicked KoW Vanguard table!! Love the idea of using wall paper for the the main texture, but I agree finding the right one is hard. Will be watching all your next vids as I think they are both great value and really entertaining! Right, I’m off to paint some Battletech minis!
You say it doesn't look amazing. I say it does look amazing. Especially considering what it's made of. I need some of this wall paper.
Get well soon Luke.
Great video; I'm gonna check out the wallpaper section next time I'm at the store.
Very nice. I could see it working as a quick way of texturing a wall, too. If you needed, say, a castle wall or a tower, you could save a lot of time with this.
Also look for Holden's Hadrian line. While it comes in a bunch of very different colors and printed patterns, the embossed texture is the same as the discontinued Gianna line.
Amazing video, you really helps us budget gamers with how to keep the cost down on our expensive hobby 👍👍
Was wonder how to make exactly like that for my cursed city, and i found this video!!! wonderful!
I've used wallpaper and also Halloween/Christmas textured vinyl mats from Lemax when they go on clearance. 18"x36" section was $1.90 at clearance.
I like the 'retrowave' intro's style.
All the best wishes of recovery to you mate !!!! Once again an amazing video !!!! Thanks to you for sharing your creativity !!!
Gianna silver effects pattern number 35380, looks like it's mainly through UK vendors. Not sure how expensive it would be to get shipped over to the us. there are some other textures and colored versions of this sort of thing that could be a viable under layer for dirt and other terrain, not sure how well static grasses and flock would adhere. and haven't found a texture that looks like it would work well for a miniature wood grain yet either. but you got me thinking anyway.
Infernal terrain! D&D is in Avernus right now, so a video on infernal/demonic/chaos buildings would be perfect!
Love the video, Luke. I now know what to use for my next city scape. Thank you. Feel better soon mate.
Great work mate, boggles the mind how you always fine fast and cheap methods to create such great results.
Hope your fully recoverd soon mate.
That street looks fantastic! I love the weathering effect looks really cool like Jack the Ripper era! I really want to make some guard towers for killteam, maybe you could build one sometime? Also think an old pub would look great on that board? Anyway get well soon buddy and remember your health comes first we will always be here!
I have a feeling that wallpaper company will sell more of this specific model of wallpaper than they ever have before.
looks great. I am looking at making a board for Malifaux and that would look amazing. I have no excuse now. :D
Good to see you feeling a little better mate, nice vid. All the wallpaper I've seen also looks like wallpaper too, but it looks like you really lucked out 😁
Looks like this wallpaper is now discontinued 🤔. Any suggestions for a current version/brand that works well?
Fantastic suggestion and video!
This is definitely one of those videos which makes you go "damn why didn't I think of that!?"
The wallpaper idea is great!!
Hopefully there is similar wallpaper in the states. I've been staring at my foam squares for months making excuses as to why I don't need to carve one million cobblestones!
How about putting the wallpaper over the entire board, before the foam, and then sticking the foam on top? Would seem quicker to me, with no need to fiddle and make sure the roads meet properly at joints, etc.
Great vid as usual
Looks awesome! Might use that idea for some spanish scenery for Blood & Plunder.
Hope you feel better soon and get back to the regular uploads - I watch your stuff at work to break up the monotony!
OK.. that was a faff trying to remember my password ... but.. that was brill... never would have thought of wall paper .. brilliant one.. nice to hear your getting back on the mend.. TTFN..
Hot damn that looks good!!! What a great idea for cobblestones. Great build thanks for sharing.
been following you since the beginning, my goodness, what a great vid and I still enjoy so much watching them.....!
Bought it, love it + it impoved my scenery project by (at least) 100%. BUT - I have some issues with the Primer. The Primer doesn't seem to stick to it too well. First used Citadel Chaos Black, later a black car varnish + Citadel C.B. on top, but whenever I place buildings on it for test games - small flakes come off. Varnish maybe?
great idea for cities. I can see using this for a bit of odd areas in villages. thanks
So question, why not cut the roads out and glue them on, then put the boards on, so that you can make the roads a little bigger than where the boards will be and have it just be under in case your edges *don't* come out perfectly?
Wallpaper looks amazing. I searched can’t find it in the states sadly. Really nice.
I thought you looked a bit rough on this one 😨 I really hope you get well very soon. The wallpaper trick is inspired (and inspiring), what a great job you did of it ☺👍
Rad, you are simply freakin rad bro. Keep it comin! Thanks!
Amazing!! I found this exact same wallpaper in The Range today. Nabbed a big sample to try this out for myself. Nice one mate!
Sounds like you're having a rough time mate. Here's to a quick recovery! I like that wallpaper tip, I'll remember to keep an eye out in Wilko and The Range for something like it :)
Really good tips. But I would say that the streets are a bit too wide. They look to modern as if they where designed for cars and not only for people walking and riding horses on. If we look at city streets in Europe that has been intact sens the 1300 they are usually not wider then 3 or 4 adult humans can stand next to each other.
Get better soon! I’m type1 as well, it can be crappy! We missed you
YOUR HAT IS a little CROOKED! Love the channel, keep it up.
Halajuya looked everywhere for that stuff lol. Knew I'd seen it.
That was brilliant! And it looked really, really good. Great tip. 👍🏻
Thank you!! Absolutely amazing, been wanting to make a Frostgrave board for a while now and I honestly thought I was going to have to make about a million tiny foam bricks and glue them on individually over the course of a decade. That wallpaper is a brilliant solution, definitely going to grab some asap. [EDIT] Ooooh currently on clearance at B&Q. £15 to £6, bargain!
Is that their online site or in store?
@@Cloudman572 It is unavailable for home delivery or click and collect so probably only in store - if they have any left in stock. Just got back from my local B&Q and they didn't have any. Found a very nice equivalent in Homebase but £25 a roll. Ouch, will look around online.
The Homebase one was called Seriano Pietra by the way - comes in a range of colours and is not an in-house brand so can probably find it cheaper elsewhere.
Thanks, just been to the local B&Q, lots of clearance wallpaper but not that one. Amazon have for £22 as per link at page top. GL and have a good day all.
So at first I'm like is this guy gonna sell me some shit weed out the window of his Corsa or what, and then he shows me how to make a badass wargaming table. Mental.
Nice build Take care of your heal mate no worriers on the slowness :)
Get well soon and thanks from us viewers to your mates who have helped you out.
Welcome back, glad you are feeling better, and back with a fantastic video
The man hole over moulds are really nice I was checking them out!
Good looking board! Would love to see some Mordheim buildings! Take of your health !
Awesome build! Thanks!
Got a quick question: I was thinking about using textured wallpaper for a 'Troy'-type ancient city wall. Would you use a similar technique for that project?
Since I started to look for ideas this is The cheapest and most brilliant idea. Gj gj gj
This is a really old way of faking it till you make it lol, but that is one awesome wallpaper. Best one ive seen used tbh!
Great video. I hope you get to feeling better and don't rush yourself back to work.
What a perfect timing. I just got my Frostgrave stuff and need a city street table :)
Mate I love your builds and this is a class board!! I'd love to see some Victorian horror buildings and stuff for malifaux as recon it'd look mint on a board like that
Amazing finish... I don’t need this but I now somehow do need this!
Not bad... not bad.. never thought of wall paper as a possibility.. good job.
Okay I admit I like the wallpaper but my criticism is about the difference in height and size of the carts in particular to the figures used - Dwarfs can be fairly big but that hand drawn cart is far too big! Maybe think about size dimensions in relation to what Frostgrave and Mordenheim figurines otherwise that paper would look great on my hallway walls. Cheers Luke and whoever was helping you?
@@GeekGamingScenics Oops my mistake, sorry!!
Glad to hear you're doing better mate, cant wait to see what you've got cooking
Great video Luke, maybe you could start wallpapering professionally as a side line after doing such a good job! Where did you get the resin from, are you selling it ? And finally look after yourself, diabetes T1 & T2 are serious, as I am sure you know. For me I get fed up of being told that if I don't eat chocolate I will be fine.
Glad to see you back, looking forward to more videos. Keep well.
Amazing! I wouldn't put that paper on my wall. It's as if they've made it for this sort of thing.
Awesome work, Luke! Welcome back, man. Hope you're doing better!
Anyone in the USA have a source for a wallpaper that is similar? I have been searching various places and have not found any. Love this idea. I am going to do a 4'x4' table for Frostgrave using this method but will try adding some melted snow and snow piles. I have never figured out how to do slushy snow with lots of foot prints and walked on areas like you see in real life in the city after a storm and when it is warm enough for things to kinda melt. I also recently picked up Reality's Edge: Cyberpunk Skirmish Rules and was trying to figure out how to make a dystopian play area. This has given me some inspiration to use roofing tiles or tar paper backing for roof tiles for the roads and then use foam squares for sidewalk sections. Just have to figure out what I will do for buildings. I have seen some railroad scenery sticky paper that looks like bricks. May give that a try. The resin curbs look awesome just afraid of what it would cost to purchase the mold and make the curbs. Thanks for the video, great ideas this has given me. very much appreciated!
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You seen Miniac's video on different snow? ruclips.net/video/Lbf6V0IT4uc/видео.html
@@NoizeViolation Thanks for the link, will check it out now!
Great video, glad to see you back up and around.
Quick question for you, which DIY shop do you find the cheap sprays in? Just doing loads of terrain for my new club at school and this could save me a great deal of time and not break the back at £1 a time, thanks.
Wow! What a great technique! Very impressive.
Glad you're on the mend brother. Take care of yourself, a couple weeks isn't too long to wait for video if it means you're still above ground.