If you're new to the channel I use the pinned comment to get any extra info across I might need to, as well as links to any upgrades to the build I might feature in a future video. Making the things I show in the video: The builds are all pretty straightforward to make, even if you just use 3mm magnets. Put it this way, all my examples in the video were made with blocks with all 3mm magnets, before I stuck 6mm ones in the bottom. Pausing the video will give you a good idea of how each one is built, so I thought I'd use this space to offer some tips on how to best build things so they're stable! When you're making things with these blocks, it's important to bear physics in mind. If you have bits sticking out, having a sloped section made of bricks and stairs supporting it will let you stretch that bit out further, and will also look more realistic more often than not. If you use 6mm magnets, either on the south poles or on a few blocks, you'll be able to stretch out these bridges further. Same thing goes for pillars and columns at the bottom, making some 'feet' from blocks and stairs on each side of the pillar can steady the piece dramatically. Generally speaking I found I only needed to add features like this where it might be expected for a structure to have supports anyway. Stone wall magnet hiding: So, in the cottage video I showed how to magnetise floor and wall tiles to connect WAY more easily, and I mentioned I would show how to hide the magnets away for when you want to use them stacked up. Essentially the method I used was the same as I show on these blocks, I used a hot glue gun nozzle to heat up the magnet and push it a little further in and get some space to fit the miliput. Again though, doing that is totally optional. Paint the magnets with tan-grey mixed with mod podge and they'll camouflage pretty well anyway.
Have you seen the use of spherical magnets? They are mostly used in 3d printed tiles but have a thing that makes them worth while : you dont have to worry about the magnet facing. The way its working is each magnet has a small enclosure in which it can rotate freely to mach another magnet. Its easy to do in 3d printed aterial - but its quite heavy so you wouldnt be able to make as amazing stairs as the ones in your video - but it gave me an idea - buy a piece of thin plastic tube, cut it to fit the spherical magnet and sealing one end with a piece of foil - you can just put it into hole in the middle of each cubes face - i need to test it out as it has potential!
It has potential, the main problem is the distance between magnets is increased so the strength is decreased massively, so you need bigger and more expensive magnets...
@@RPArchiveOfficial i dont think foil + milliput would be much worse than what you did in the video, and it depends how much and from where you buy - i got mine off china and they were less than 10c per piece i think (5 mm spherical )
Actually for this build you might be right. The foil definitely has potential. When I get the chance I'll look into it, might be difficult to get a hold of things soon, we're headed back into a harsher lockdown tomorrow.... And that's on top of brexit disruption etc :/
@@RPArchiveOfficial if you just need a small amount for the sake of experimenting, then people are buying these "magnet ball puzzle set" at toy shops, and avaliable literally everywhere across ebay and amazon, if you go for quantity is not the best solution, but if you only want like 200 for experiment its a vey viable option
-Make a bunch of these -Watch a bunch of Minecraft building tutorials for guides on how to make dungeons -See that they need more than two kinds of blocks Result: You end up recreating literally every block in Minecraft and make D&D in a Minecraft world
Quick warning from a toy safety professional: make absolutely certain those magnets can't get into the hands of children, and that no-one EVER swallows them. They are deadly when swallowed. Aside from that, really nice terrain!
@@gabrielenatalini4900 If two magnets are in two different places inside your intestines, they'll attract to each other and punch holes in your guts. (just one example)
Dode. This is great stuff. The community's focus on modularity is really wonderful, and I feel like this as well as the big mountain blocks are great contributions.
Fan-freakin'-tastic! Well done again! Agree with Daniel on the 'Moria feel' and again, so darn versatile. Well done, Matt, well done indeed. Get some very well deserved rest. Oh and, happiest of holidays. If you guys are using any of these ideas, I want to encourage you to subscribe. There is a lot of talent and great effort going on here, not to mention tons of great methods, demonstrated, tried and true. Talk about saving time. Build once, use many. Just fantastic.
There you go again impressing me and the rest of your viewers with these awesomely creative designs, man I really hope that one day you reach the level of success as someone like black magic craft because you have the skills and creativity to do so, and with our support hope you get there sooner rather then later keep up the great work man
I wish i could just buy the finished product at a reasonable price ;( i’ve tried making it myself but it just keeps looking messy. Awesome video though! Very inspiring
Practice makes perfect man, everyone starts off a little messy, and we're all constantly growing. Check out my early wood tiles vs the wood on the cottage build, it's lightyears apart!
It took me about 5 minutes for the first block to put the magnets in, then I used an allen wrench that is slightly bigger than the magnets. Perfect for placement! Thanks for the videos, they are pretty cool :)
This showed up in my recommendations, and I'm so glad I checked it out. This looks like a great way for a DM like myself to build sets using easy to store and easy to assemble parts. I can also imagine how modular this could be, adding magnets to the base of tree props for outdoor scenes or stalagmites and stalactites for caves.
DAMN YOU'RE GOOD!!! This is so amazing........ literally I was already impressed with the funtionality and then you dropped the tidbit about using magnets for spider climb.......👍
Great video dude! Just an idea, but what if you made another set of these cubes but part of them was collapsed, with loose bricks and rubble. Would be great for dungeons and abandoned buildings
Thanks Elton :) it's definitely on my radar in the long run, but for now I'm focusing on getting the fantasy stuff out the door... Plus I'm aiming to have all the sci fi stuff compatible so it should all work together :)
This is pretty sweet as always, I love that the Patreon support list is getting bigger! Anytime I share my work on FB I link RP videos. I ran into someone on another FB post crediting this video already it’s pretty neat to help the archive grow!
Dude, awesome stuff. It is amazing what talent, practice, a healthy(?) amount of perfectionism and fun can achieve. I’m diving down to the older vids for some stuff that requires a little less initial investment. You have my like and sub! Hope you will be able to make 10k subs before new year. The quality of crafts and vids sure deserves many times that.
What kind of foam is that? I see it in all sorts of crafting videos, but I'm not sure where to find it. Edit: Oh sorry. Didn't see the equipment list in the description lol
Matt, it's great to see how your channel evolves, from the awesome terrain to the improvements in lighting, composition, and both shot and sound editing, as well as you getting more comfortable letting your personality show through. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!
@@RPArchiveOfficial lol brother, I was just messing... But it does look amazing, and I'm definitely gonna use this video to try and create the same set... Totally great idea
really nice but looks like it would take years to make all the pieces you showed us. And how easy is it too throw together a room if your party of adventurers guess off on a direction you didn't intend? looks like those rooms would take a bit of time to furnish.
Honestly? Not that long when you're used to using them. And as for making them, they can be more than twice as quick to make if you use the easier textures I showed.
moss would be great to add to make mossy brick blocks. just add a tiny bit here and there in the groves.......just hope the magnets can handle that extra tiny amount of weight. the work is great.
Awesome video my friend, I love your video editing skills. My jaw dropped at that Mines of Moria bridge setup, you could totally use those to role play a bridge collapsing and having to use skills/abilities/spells to traverse the ruins. Gimli would be so proud!
ok i REALLY like the idea of modular prefab sections that you can build WHATEVER you want. and because of this you earned a Sub! .......now i just need to make futuristic versions........ya
Have you considered putting rectangular magnets in the bottom corners of blocks instead of disk magnets in the middle? For example, for a 3x3 tile, you could use 4 rectangular magnets alternating up/down. This could cut the number of magnets in half.
Dude, just one advice here: Make yourself a real entrepreneur and get rich by casting those blocks into resin ones / or 3d print them and then launch a KickStarter campaign. You will sell them like candy. It's a simple product, yet so great and uniform with almost infinitive ways to use them. Those are the best products. Go for it!
AMAZING JOB as always. Just one question, do you have any substitute for XPS Foam? See... I'm from Brasil and it's kinda hard to find these type of foam around here =/
Thanks! Hmm, if you have access to peelable foam core, that could work if you layer it, otherwise you might struggle. Are there any other foams available?
You can also use dollar store foam core, if you don't have a hotwire table for milling one inch cubes. 5 layers of 1 inch square pieces foamcore should bring you to the desired thickness and can be textured much like BMC's square pillars. Stairs are admittedly more fiddly to make using this method, but still manageable.
Just realised that MC might actually not be a bad medium for playing DnD. Especially if they make a mod to let you have character sheets and dice in game. Sure, playing at the table with physical paper and dice is a better experience in many ways. But with Corona and all, an online way of playing is nice. Roll20 is great for it, but I've always felt annoyed by the 2D format.
Maybe using a heat gun (carefully) can cause the cuts you made automatically widen up. Not that experienced with foam so maybe it only work on certain types of foam:)
Now it got me thinking, how these could be mass produced and shiped at low cost ? Let's face it, most DMs will just order the full set and pay the peice instead of crafting, woch creates the possibility for trade 🤔
I really liked the tutorial. I'll probably make some for an upcoming D&D campaign! Small note, the rollers of greenstuffworld work really well for greenstuff, miliputt etc. Shifting Lands(the same brand as the guider for your hotwire tool) also makes texture rollers specifically for foam.
I honestly didn't realise the shiftinglands ones were different, do they solve the depth problem? I'm imagining that's hard to do in non styrodur foam...
Once again, you took a single piece of essential terrain and made it an exceptionally versatile addition to your growing collection of modular components. Great Design! Great instruction as well! Thanks for continuing to make this so accessible to crafters of all skill levels!
Cool :) though I'd advise using my magnetic building system for the bulk of buildings and dungeons, they're easier to make and allow more variety. Check out the links in the description :)
Is there anyway to get easy to follow diagrams for all the parts you’ve made so far? If not I might make one for me to follow and possibly share it for the community. I find diagrams a lot easier to follow than videos and purely written instructions
Unfortunately not yet simply because I don't have the time or skill, or time to learn the skill 😅 Longer term I'd like to do something like that with enough funding to pay someone fairly to do it without slowing video releases down :)
Great stuff. Going to have to make some of these for when I can get together with my mates to play in-person games again. Also, either I'm going mad or you used to be one of my regulars at GW Durham in what now seems the distant past
If you're new to the channel I use the pinned comment to get any extra info across I might need to, as well as links to any upgrades to the build I might feature in a future video.
Making the things I show in the video:
The builds are all pretty straightforward to make, even if you just use 3mm magnets. Put it this way, all my examples in the video were made with blocks with all 3mm magnets, before I stuck 6mm ones in the bottom.
Pausing the video will give you a good idea of how each one is built, so I thought I'd use this space to offer some tips on how to best build things so they're stable!
When you're making things with these blocks, it's important to bear physics in mind. If you have bits sticking out, having a sloped section made of bricks and stairs supporting it will let you stretch that bit out further, and will also look more realistic more often than not.
If you use 6mm magnets, either on the south poles or on a few blocks, you'll be able to stretch out these bridges further.
Same thing goes for pillars and columns at the bottom, making some 'feet' from blocks and stairs on each side of the pillar can steady the piece dramatically. Generally speaking I found I only needed to add features like this where it might be expected for a structure to have supports anyway.
Stone wall magnet hiding:
So, in the cottage video I showed how to magnetise floor and wall tiles to connect WAY more easily, and I mentioned I would show how to hide the magnets away for when you want to use them stacked up.
Essentially the method I used was the same as I show on these blocks, I used a hot glue gun nozzle to heat up the magnet and push it a little further in and get some space to fit the miliput.
Again though, doing that is totally optional. Paint the magnets with tan-grey mixed with mod podge and they'll camouflage pretty well anyway.
Have you seen the use of spherical magnets? They are mostly used in 3d printed tiles but have a thing that makes them worth while : you dont have to worry about the magnet facing. The way its working is each magnet has a small enclosure in which it can rotate freely to mach another magnet. Its easy to do in 3d printed aterial - but its quite heavy so you wouldnt be able to make as amazing stairs as the ones in your video - but it gave me an idea - buy a piece of thin plastic tube, cut it to fit the spherical magnet and sealing one end with a piece of foil - you can just put it into hole in the middle of each cubes face - i need to test it out as it has potential!
It has potential, the main problem is the distance between magnets is increased so the strength is decreased massively, so you need bigger and more expensive magnets...
@@RPArchiveOfficial i dont think foil + milliput would be much worse than what you did in the video, and it depends how much and from where you buy - i got mine off china and they were less than 10c per piece i think (5 mm spherical )
Actually for this build you might be right. The foil definitely has potential. When I get the chance I'll look into it, might be difficult to get a hold of things soon, we're headed back into a harsher lockdown tomorrow.... And that's on top of brexit disruption etc :/
@@RPArchiveOfficial if you just need a small amount for the sake of experimenting, then people are buying these "magnet ball puzzle set" at toy shops, and avaliable literally everywhere across ebay and amazon, if you go for quantity is not the best solution, but if you only want like 200 for experiment its a vey viable option
Coming soon: acacia, spruce, oak, and dark oak varieties.
-Make a bunch of these
-Watch a bunch of Minecraft building tutorials for guides on how to make dungeons
-See that they need more than two kinds of blocks
Result: You end up recreating literally every block in Minecraft and make D&D in a Minecraft world
Haha, if that's the way you want to go... I'd recommend checking out my magnetic building system videos though. Much easier ;)
dnd set in the minecraft world... that’s sounds way cooler than it has any right to be
@@forkstaf1918 rubberross is actually working on that as a modded project.
@@AriTheDinoMomma For those curious for the name of this mod it is "Crypts & Creepers"
Quick warning from a toy safety professional: make absolutely certain those magnets can't get into the hands of children, and that no-one EVER swallows them. They are deadly when swallowed.
Aside from that, really nice terrain!
Oh I know. When you buy them they come with big warning labels, at least in this country.
Why are they deadly?
@@gabrielenatalini4900 If two magnets are in two different places inside your intestines, they'll attract to each other and punch holes in your guts. (just one example)
@@blueshoals Oh yeah i knew that, I thought they intended even only one of them, thanks!
@@gabrielenatalini4900 Well, if the kid also happened to swallow a coin or something...
Oh no. More stuff the fill my room with.
Haha! At least it's modular so won't take too much space 😅
I love the way you just pulled minecraft out into reality. I'm definitely going with this style of dungeon tile!
Haha, thanks! That said I'd check out my modular building system for main tiles, these work best as an addition to that :)
Dode. This is great stuff. The community's focus on modularity is really wonderful, and I feel like this as well as the big mountain blocks are great contributions.
Thanks Josh. The long term goal is to have enough modular variety to set up damn near anything you might want to show in detail :)
wow! this shader pack looks amazing!
Haha, well played...
Fan-freakin'-tastic! Well done again! Agree with Daniel on the 'Moria feel' and again, so darn versatile. Well done, Matt, well done indeed. Get some very well deserved rest. Oh and, happiest of holidays.
If you guys are using any of these ideas, I want to encourage you to subscribe. There is a lot of talent and great effort going on here, not to mention tons of great methods, demonstrated, tried and true. Talk about saving time. Build once, use many. Just fantastic.
Thanks man, happy holidays to you too, and thank you for the message to others :)
There you go again impressing me and the rest of your viewers with these awesomely creative designs, man I really hope that one day you reach the level of success as someone like black magic craft because you have the skills and creativity to do so, and with our support hope you get there sooner rather then later keep up the great work man
Thanks Anthony, comments like that really mean a lot :)
Minecraft is actually a nice way to put it.
I figured it was the most recognisable word for the concept
I love seeing the shots where you show what you've built with these blocks! They look great! :) -Jill
Thanks! Great thing is that's not even half what you could do 😅
I you partner with a company that can mass produce this blocks, I would definitely buy them! Maybe it could be financed with a Kickstarter?
Fantastic as usual. Now if I only had a ton of these ready for our current campaign. :)
Thanks! And I know that feeling. Great thing about these is you can make them in batches and increase your total over time :)
I wish i could just buy the finished product at a reasonable price ;( i’ve tried making it myself but it just keeps looking messy. Awesome video though! Very inspiring
Practice makes perfect man, everyone starts off a little messy, and we're all constantly growing. Check out my early wood tiles vs the wood on the cottage build, it's lightyears apart!
It took me about 5 minutes for the first block to put the magnets in, then I used an allen wrench that is slightly bigger than the magnets. Perfect for placement! Thanks for the videos, they are pretty cool :)
This showed up in my recommendations, and I'm so glad I checked it out. This looks like a great way for a DM like myself to build sets using easy to store and easy to assemble parts. I can also imagine how modular this could be, adding magnets to the base of tree props for outdoor scenes or stalagmites and stalactites for caves.
Glad I could help crystan :)
I clicked onto this by complete accident, and now you have another subscriber. Keep up the amazing work!
Welcome, and thanks!
DAMN YOU'RE GOOD!!! This is so amazing........ literally I was already impressed with the funtionality and then you dropped the tidbit about using magnets for spider climb.......👍
Thanks!
And as for the magnets on the base, I know right? The magnetic base thing also helps with a few things I've got planned...
Great video dude! Just an idea, but what if you made another set of these cubes but part of them was collapsed, with loose bricks and rubble. Would be great for dungeons and abandoned buildings
You absolutely could and at some point I will, I just didn't have time :)
AAA (awesome as always). Ever considered doing some SCI-FI terrain/videos?
Thanks Elton :) it's definitely on my radar in the long run, but for now I'm focusing on getting the fantasy stuff out the door... Plus I'm aiming to have all the sci fi stuff compatible so it should all work together :)
Someone give this man a medal already
Haha, thanks ric 😅
Wow this is next lvl stuff, not sure Im ready to go this deep yet xD
Take the plunge, you won't regret it ;)
God bless rp archive. I was struggling with stairs so badly until this video. And the magnets!? Genius. Thankyou
Awesome! Being able to build Moria and then be able to break it down again is just so freaking cool. Again, another level. Great job !!
Thanks! Yeah it's definitely something I'll be using repeatedly 😅
@@RPArchiveOfficial I tried some modular magnet stuff recently, but nothing with this level of versatility... Your brain is a mine of great ideas ;)
Thanks! Thinking of stuff like this is a lot of fun, I see it as a challenge :)
That, sir, blew my mind!!!! Wow, just wow... it made me want to try as well XD thank you very much!
Thank you for the kind comments :)
You are
genius!
I've been doing this for a year and I'm happy that I found your channel.
Thanks! Glad I could help :)
dude i dont even make models at all but your content is great. You are inspiring
This is pretty sweet as always, I love that the Patreon support list is getting bigger! Anytime I share my work on FB I link RP videos. I ran into someone on another FB post crediting this video already it’s pretty neat to help the archive grow!
I love seeing people making stuff from my videos on FB :)
Thanks for the ongoing support Ryan as always, it means a lot.
What in the daniel radcliffe is this sorcery 😐
your players are so lucky man, amazing job!
Thanks man!
Dude, awesome stuff. It is amazing what talent, practice, a healthy(?) amount of perfectionism and fun can achieve.
I’m diving down to the older vids for some stuff that requires a little less initial investment. You have my like and sub! Hope you will be able to make 10k subs before new year. The quality of crafts and vids sure deserves many times that.
Thanks for the support man, comments like this are great to hear :)
I need mooooooore of this modular style :o
Oh there will definitely be more coming 😅
What kind of foam is that? I see it in all sorts of crafting videos, but I'm not sure where to find it.
Edit: Oh sorry. Didn't see the equipment list in the description lol
Yeah xps foam :)
I think these are a great first project, minimum equipment and material required
Matt, it's great to see how your channel evolves, from the awesome terrain to the improvements in lighting, composition, and both shot and sound editing, as well as you getting more comfortable letting your personality show through. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!
Thanks Austin! Yeah I feel more like I'm getting the hang of video production as well as the crafting, glad it shows!
Thank you for the simple video.
Thank you for the supportive comments :)
Love the Moria stair arrangement. Great stuff man!
Wow, great stuff as always! This is awesome. Can't wait to build some!
Thanks Andrew :)
Just fantastic! So much talent and thought went into your builds. If I saw your products in a hobby store, I would definitely buy them 👍
Dang, you blew my mind with this video. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the support Brett!
So, this is superb! Very unique and looks great! Which leads to my next question... How do I buy your set off ya?
Haha! Nice try, unfortunately it's not for sale ;)
More than happy to help you make one though!
@@RPArchiveOfficial lol brother, I was just messing... But it does look amazing, and I'm definitely gonna use this video to try and create the same set... Totally great idea
really nice but looks like it would take years to make all the pieces you showed us. And how easy is it too throw together a room if your party of adventurers guess off on a direction you didn't intend? looks like those rooms would take a bit of time to furnish.
Honestly? Not that long when you're used to using them. And as for making them, they can be more than twice as quick to make if you use the easier textures I showed.
Really love your ideas and can't wait for your next video
Thanks Linnea!
YO WHAT THE FUCK THIS IS AMAZING???
Thanks!
This is the pro level of playing with rocks
The quality of you videos are unreal! I was shocked to see that you only have 8.7k subs.. Your channel is going to be BIG! really soon :)
Thanks man, I put a lot of effort into them, and I really feel I'm getting better at the video production side so it's nice when people notice :)
This is great, why have I only just found your channel?
Because the algorithm is a teasing, fickle mistress.
😅
moss would be great to add to make mossy brick blocks. just add a tiny bit here and there in the groves.......just hope the magnets can handle that extra tiny amount of weight. the work is great.
The weight wouldn't be a problem, but it would make it less modular for use in non mossy environments like the snow or desert :)
Great video! Super simple, and customizable really nice. Subbed!!
Thanks Aaron!
Impressive modular pieces and epic builds with them!
This is laughably brilliant! Geniues!
I am so thrilled that I found this channel
That is just Brilliant!!!!
Thanks!
Awesome video my friend, I love your video editing skills. My jaw dropped at that Mines of Moria bridge setup, you could totally use those to role play a bridge collapsing and having to use skills/abilities/spells to traverse the ruins. Gimli would be so proud!
Thanks man :)
Love you're work! Thanks for the video.
Thanks man!
How have I only just come across you? Subscribed! Belled!
Welcome! :)
You are a treasure trove of info!!!! Your channel is going to explode soon
That's the hope 😅
Moria was my first thought. Now i just need 8000 goblins
Haha, definitely!
ok i REALLY like the idea of modular prefab sections that you can build WHATEVER you want.
and because of this you earned a Sub!
.......now i just need to make futuristic versions........ya
Oo, futuristic versions would be awesome...
I've been watching clone wars and getting tempted to make a bunch of sci fi stuff 😅
@@RPArchiveOfficial PLEASE do a video if you do!
The leftover from cutting the stairs, you could use as platforms for minis who are running up stairs.
You could :) I remove the stair piece and add another block, that way the mini can magnetise to the stair and not get knocked off, which is useful
Absolutely love this addition to the system!
Thanks Kearstin!
Brilliant stuff. It looks amazing.
Thanks Patrick :)
I feel like it would have been much easier to just put the magnets in and seal them before texturing with your texturing method?
Just discovered this and I’m subscribed now.
Awesome :) welcome!
I'LL TAKE YOUR YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
Look at Minecraft, ye migth, and adaptate.
Indeed...
7:00 2 more and you'd have a full stack of bricks.
I made two more on screen for the clips ;)
Very creative mate. Love it!!
Thanks man!
And to think, I figured I would cure my addiction to Minecraft with tabletop terrain.
These are fantastic. Well done!
Thanks man!
Cobblestone generator ftw
Have you considered putting rectangular magnets in the bottom corners of blocks instead of disk magnets in the middle? For example, for a 3x3 tile, you could use 4 rectangular magnets alternating up/down. This could cut the number of magnets in half.
Dude, just one advice here:
Make yourself a real entrepreneur and get rich by casting those blocks into resin ones / or 3d print them and then launch a KickStarter campaign. You will sell them like candy.
It's a simple product, yet so great and uniform with almost infinitive ways to use them. Those are the best products. Go for it!
AMAZING JOB as always. Just one question, do you have any substitute for XPS Foam? See... I'm from Brasil and it's kinda hard to find these type of foam around here =/
Thanks!
Hmm, if you have access to peelable foam core, that could work if you layer it, otherwise you might struggle. Are there any other foams available?
You can also use dollar store foam core, if you don't have a hotwire table for milling one inch cubes.
5 layers of 1 inch square pieces foamcore should bring you to the desired thickness and can be textured much like BMC's square pillars.
Stairs are admittedly more fiddly to make using this method, but still manageable.
Just realised that MC might actually not be a bad medium for playing DnD. Especially if they make a mod to let you have character sheets and dice in game.
Sure, playing at the table with physical paper and dice is a better experience in many ways. But with Corona and all, an online way of playing is nice. Roll20 is great for it, but I've always felt annoyed by the 2D format.
sitting here watching all your magnetic terrain content while staring at my 300+ 3d-printed dungeon/cave/village/sewer tiles...duh
Maybe using a heat gun (carefully) can cause the cuts you made automatically widen up. Not that experienced with foam so maybe it only work on certain types of foam:)
Anyone knows where I can find that foam cubes? pls!!!
Now it got me thinking, how these could be mass produced and shiped at low cost ?
Let's face it, most DMs will just order the full set and pay the peice instead of crafting, woch creates the possibility for trade 🤔
Epic, love these!
Your face is so amazing to look at love it.. Good video mate love the idea..
😍😍❤️💋💋😘👌💖☺️
Swamps would be another cool feature tree something with trees would be a nice feature.
I really liked the tutorial. I'll probably make some for an upcoming D&D campaign!
Small note, the rollers of greenstuffworld work really well for greenstuff, miliputt etc. Shifting Lands(the same brand as the guider for your hotwire tool) also makes texture rollers specifically for foam.
shop.shiftinglands.com/27-structure-cylinders
I honestly didn't realise the shiftinglands ones were different, do they solve the depth problem? I'm imagining that's hard to do in non styrodur foam...
@@RPArchiveOfficial they differ from the greenstuffworld ones in how deep and sharp the structure is on the roller.
Interesting... The test rolls they show on the site don't look much different but I may have to test at some point :)
Once again, you took a single piece of essential terrain and made it an exceptionally versatile addition to your growing collection of modular components. Great Design! Great instruction as well! Thanks for continuing to make this so accessible to crafters of all skill levels!
Happy to help where I can Eric :)
@@RPArchiveOfficial You bring a lot of joy and inspiration to folks. Thanks for the light in these dark times!
High praise indeed! I'm really glad you think so, I hope I can continue to help :)
Very nice! You won, I subscribed
Thanks! Hope you like the next one :)
holy shit your creations are amazing
Thanks man!
Goddam thank you. New sub here
Welcome :)
Honestly depending on texture wanted i might use roller or your technique
how have i not discovered this channel yet
I blame the algorithm 😅
If you cut the foam blocks, 1 inch and a quarter tall, you can cut 2 stairs at once!
Did you mention adding the magnets & miliput before painting?
these seem like prolly one of the most useful and most likely to be used repeatedly modular tile kits ive seen so far. from warhammer to dnd.
Thanks Steven!
This is amazing 👏 I've been struggling to decide on a good modular tile system and I think this is it!
Cool :) though I'd advise using my magnetic building system for the bulk of buildings and dungeons, they're easier to make and allow more variety. Check out the links in the description :)
you're just a genious
thank you so much
Your system is absolutely brilliant! Love your work!
Thanks! A lot of work goes in so it's nice hearing things like that 😅
I'm fully in awe by your works, Sir! They're amazizng! If you ever need words of encouragement and appreciation, I'm at your disposal!
Haha, good to know! I always appreciate comments, they're great motivation and good for the algorithm too 😅
I can even break out the pompoms! However, if yoy want a cheerleader's outfit, that will be a per hour rate 🤪
Haha! 😂
Is there anyway to get easy to follow diagrams for all the parts you’ve made so far? If not I might make one for me to follow and possibly share it for the community. I find diagrams a lot easier to follow than videos and purely written instructions
Unfortunately not yet simply because I don't have the time or skill, or time to learn the skill 😅
Longer term I'd like to do something like that with enough funding to pay someone fairly to do it without slowing video releases down :)
Great stuff. Going to have to make some of these for when I can get together with my mates to play in-person games again.
Also, either I'm going mad or you used to be one of my regulars at GW Durham in what now seems the distant past
You're not going mad :)
@@RPArchiveOfficial Thought so. Was watching, thinking "this voice is familiar..."
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Have fun