I've been delaying starting this exact process for weeks now because it felt so overwhelming. Your video has been incredibly helpful in showing how it can be done without a 3D printer, and still have it fit the theme. All the little details that you thought of give it such personality, look the part and seem possible to do. Just a great approach. Thank you.
There are two ways of getting better corners with foamboard. First is to get an angle trimmer, but an architect friend of mine told me to just do a straight cut 5mm from the edge but not cuting all the way through. Then rip that strip of foam off leaving the paper on the other side, clean it up a bit and just glue it against a straight piece of foamboard.
Everyting looks great! I never actually liked premade plastic terrain kits and I'm a fan of crafted things... U could show everything set up on the table with miniatures on it to justify the greatness of this things ;) Keep it up!
I also bought the starter set and was planning on doing this using the measurements from that reddit post. This will help me a great deal when I get around to it. Since the small platforms only seem to be used for the gap filling I'll probably just make unsupported panels to place over the gaps.
A girder/beam is horizontal. A column/pier/post is vertical. Sorry, I'm in construction and they serve to counteract two opposite types of forces. Good work.
I've been delaying starting this exact process for weeks now because it felt so overwhelming. Your video has been incredibly helpful in showing how it can be done without a 3D printer, and still have it fit the theme. All the little details that you thought of give it such personality, look the part and seem possible to do. Just a great approach. Thank you.
I would have loved to have seen a battlefield mockup with your pieces - maybe even some models on them - great work! absolutely beautiful
Wow! For being such a small channel, the craftsmanship of this terrain is immaculate!
I agree! Great inspiration! 😊
Wow, super impressive! Loved the process and the end result. And definitely had a laugh at the random Nacho moment. Nice job!
There are two ways of getting better corners with foamboard. First is to get an angle trimmer, but an architect friend of mine told me to just do a straight cut 5mm from the edge but not cuting all the way through. Then rip that strip of foam off leaving the paper on the other side, clean it up a bit and just glue it against a straight piece of foamboard.
That's a good idea, I'll give it a try next time!
Good job getting the graffiti even into the deep recesses. Excellent attention to detail.
This is a well done video! Very creative idea!
I just discovered this channel. Love it. Well done! 👌
Wow, great work on these! I have the official set and you really nailed it.
Everyting looks great! I never actually liked premade plastic terrain kits and I'm a fan of crafted things...
U could show everything set up on the table with miniatures on it to justify the greatness of this things ;) Keep it up!
I agree! I prefer DIY terrain. Even the crafts that were not done with too much skill, have way more personality and they are unique! 👍
I also bought the starter set and was planning on doing this using the measurements from that reddit post. This will help me a great deal when I get around to it. Since the small platforms only seem to be used for the gap filling I'll probably just make unsupported panels to place over the gaps.
Great Video, Thanks for making this type of videos !!
Nice job man! I hate trying to recreate specific pieces of terrain, it's so much harder than just having a general idea of what you want.
Fantastic work! Just goes to show that a little gumption and elbow grease can get the job done, no matter the scale
Nice job, my man! 👍🏻
Awesome work ❤
Great work!
I really appreciate your video 🙂
Great work
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This is great and I love the ork graffiti
You need to buy a mat knife for the bevel on the foam board
That's a lot of effort, good onya
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A girder/beam is horizontal. A column/pier/post is vertical.
Sorry, I'm in construction and they serve to counteract two opposite types of forces. Good work.
Good work.