Love to see the videos!!!

What kind of glue you used? Thanks!

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Hi, I am building this and following the instructions, thank you for the video. Quick question at 6 min 48 second to 53 second mark you mention spraying the board with "isopropyl alcohol and then mat sealant" ---what is mat sealant?

FACT: I liked this video (in my brain) but didn’t think to click like until you told me to 😁 I guess we do need that reminder… awesome work as always man

Like all the best ideas, elegantly simple but amazingly effective! Cheers for the tip, Adam :)

Before the matte sealer what do you have sprayed?

Bloody kiwi ingenuity at its best! As an Australian I feel like I am duty bound to steal this idea and claim that it was an Australian invention all along. I’m going to go and eat a slice of pavlova right now just thinking about it!

I made a quick and dirty jig based on your previous video but had stability issues. I think the notch.. peg.. thing might do the trick. I'll give it another shot this week

so simple. another great tip from 3D games. I want to see you make the non proxon wire cutter next. haha

I've tried that "clamp a hand-held hotwire and faff about with wood bit risers in lieu of a proxxon technique" (I'll have to think of a shorter name) and it does work, but yeah it's a pain in the butt. Nowadays I glue paper circle templates to some Readi-Board and cut enough out with my hobby knife to stack to the thickness I need. But you have to clad the edges somehow or it looks a bit shyte. I've seen people use broken table saws as a foundation for a bodge-up tabletop hotwire, resulting in the least compact proxxon-adjacent clone ever created.

Great video!

This is definitely going to help. Thanks for posting 👍

the plaster of paris you use here seems much strong than some I have used and and stillv ery light. Any particular types you recomend?

Great vid dude! 😊 been wondering about this for a while, Ah man I defo need a proxon though!

Great work, thank you.

I feel like my life has now been changed forever! Thanks dude. Great video. 👍🏻🤘🏻

I definitely need to do this... I've just been avoiding circles 😅

As a fellow kiwi, where the hell do you get your foam from? I have never been able to find it in the obvious spots like Bunnings or Mitre10. I saw Zorpazorp had to haggle his from a construction company when he moved over here. I've always had to find alternatives for my builds.

Nice mate!!! I need more blue foam!!!

Very handy! Thank you!

Awesome! I havent used my proxxon all year, might have to try make one of these jigs and give it a go! Dont have access to those saws, clamps and drop drills so might have to ask around haha. I wonder if anyone sells them premade? It seems like a very useful tool

This isn’t original but could you make a ruin or building to match the Skaventide terrain.

Good video helped me make a more realistic dirt road for my train layout.

I'm so sorry about your mum. Thank you for the amazing content she would be proud for everything you provide!

Awesome!!!

This is sooooooooooo amazing!

This is insane. Love this build.

Looking forward to your next build. Love the circle cutter…endless possibilities. Thanks 🙏

Ayeee nice Gorillaz shirt😎 personally I prefer their first album but oh well. Also love all this awesome looking terrain!

Gotta love the YT algorithm with having this brilliant batrep show up on my feed! 😂🔥🙌

very good day 2

very good

Those rock walls are giving me flashbacks of the Castle Greyskull playset from my childhood 😝

Hey bit of a question - what does the isopropyl alchohol do here? Adhesive?

This is brilliant, I'm loving all of these videos! I decided I was sick of making do with wargaming terrain and I'm making myself a PROPER BOARD as a summer project.

i have a deja vu i already said, but why you spray AGAINST the wind in 3:47? 😂😂😂

You might want to add some mesh material to your castings for reinforcement.

Hot glue will release and come off easily when wet with alcohol.

Next challenge: Create an ACTUAL floating island. (It CAN BE DONE!!! But, you have to figure it out, yourself. 😜🤪😝 Seriously, it can be done!)

Your videos have reignited my desire to make terrain and play one page rules. Thank YOU.

This looks phenomenal!! Top tip with the circles, too. Wish I’d watched this two months ago when I was botching together cardboard templates 😂

This has blown my mind, amazing,love your vids they have helped me a lot 👍

For something like this, scratch building is way better looking. Same goes for terrain. For Sci-fi buildings where uniformity is a positive, I like the GW kits, though.

Ever thought of using small branches to act as logs and add some puddles in the wheel tracks or something just for variation?

This is just fantastic. Great work!

Bro where do you get XPS like that in NZ!?

The end result shows the flaws with battle companies. One team can start steam rolling very fast. My campaign I was Isengard, friend was Minis Tirith. First game he had a hero die, hero captured, troop injured. So next game he only had 3 troops vs my 7 uruk scouts with F4 S4. Towards the end of the campaign were we stopped playing I had 3 beserkers backed up by pikes, it made the battles very one sided.

Great video, inspired to do this - can i ask what thickness is the mdf board and would plywood work instead?

Awesome!