A woman who will help you lift a heavy tabletop into place is worth her weight in gold, plus the weight of the tabletop.

I never see videos that are relevant to my projects, BUT THIS IS THAT VIDEO, Wyloch is the Godfather of popsicle sticks and interior design.

Beautiful

Well done. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Thank you for calling out the “conversation piece during an RP encounter” use for terrain. I’m a huge fan of using them for that, and it’s great to know I’m not the only one.

My husband is the gamer and painter/ terrain builder and has been watching your videos for years! I have watched right along with him! I can’t believe only 20% of your views are from subscribers, so I have subscribed! I love your down to earth, easy to follow tutorials. I have watched you interview, read stories, try out paint sets and do projects. I love that your videos are for every skill level and don’t require expensive machinery. Your kids are absolutely adorable and I always look forward to your videos. “Make stuff and play games!”

Tool- people who rhinestone costumes often use a wax pencil-stick to pick up and deposit the stones onto the glued surface. Not as helpful for moving them after, but less pinching than tweezers, and it's kinda wild that it works.

Gigantic like two rooms glued in to one.

Dude you are my favorite to watch.

Always amazing builds! Love the creativity with simple resources instead of a bunch of 3D printers

Nice hobby room! I'm happy for you! It's always nice to have a nice hobby place of our own! :)

Man, this is BEAUTIFUL! Really really beautiful! Only small point of improvement is that a jeweller might have drawers of the same type of gem per drawer (one for topaz, one for emeralds, etc), rather than a pile of different gems in each like in a dragon's hoard. But besides that, super beautiful!

"Looks like the killing floor of the My Little Pony abattoir" Love your work, mate

It's always a good day when Wyloch uploads

definitely the right rug choice! and what a cool build!

I love how you just go find some random bits and bobs and now its a this! Very great build as always

👍👍👍❤❤❤

The idea for the door-chef’s kiss

Great video! Love this video as you used simple mediums we all might have laying around the house to create a fantastic looking room. Never thought of printing a pic off and using it as a rug.

That "It is time" at the start is from The Lion King, right? If so, I also refer to it all the time!

The Shop Owner could buy half of 'The Gate' on overhead stock alone...

Probably the most inspirational Wyloch video I've seen. I should revamp my office/hobby space.

That is most unusual. I luv it.

I love this project👌 can you please put the link to the rhinestones

For the doors, you could make them swing-able with just a few small additions. 1) In the little gap between the cardboard sheets, you can pop in a toothpick to act as a hinge. 2) On the "bottom" of the door, glue in a bit of metal wire. Make sure the wire works with magnets! 3) Directly in the middle of the base, put in a magnet. This will hold the door "closed." 4) Using the door as a guide, glue the two sides of the doorframe directly to the base. 5) Before putting in the top of the frame, stab the toothpick into the bottom piece of foam. 5) Attach the top of the door frame. Again, stab the toothpick into the top-frame's foam as you do so to complete the hinge. Now you should have a swing-able door that uses the toothpick. When you want the door closed, a magnet will hold the bit of wire you have on the door to keep it shut. Then you can push it open to reveal that it is now an open door. If really desired, a second magnet could be installed to keep the door in an "open" position as well.

The amount of inspiration a crafter possesses, is shining when he begins to modify all sorts of unorthodox material to use it in order to create something completely different from the original. An earring as a scale, pieces of paperclip as tools, capacitors as mugs, thin eye pin rods as magnifying lens on another earring as a base in order to create a primitive microscope of sorts, this I what I call imagination. Combine it with patience and you work miracles. Beautiful project my friend. Subbed. But I also liked the transition at 5:37 from imperial to metric when you mentioned the thickness of the chipboard. You Americans are unbelievable.. When the going gets tough, I mean tiny, the Tough switch to metric lol.😂

You should check out some of the medieval shops in old Jerusalem. They have a great feel, and are still there, so you can get current photos. As are old Petra.

where did you get the magnetic bases at?

Back to 2.5" tiles!!! You Are Killing me! lol.

I love all of the detail you created!!!😊😊😊

been a fan almost from the beginning love all your projects

Im in the process of moving and cant access any of my craft stuff, but your videos always fill me with the yearning to build! How very dare you! Loving this super bedazzled build- I think Im gonna go make scatter treasure piles and chests once I can. The more rhinestones, the better ^^

i've watched since the start. this is one of the best things ive seen. you always find new ways of inspiring me to keep on crafting.

It's incredible how good all this stuff looks. I love watching your videos because it excites my desire to go be creative and make something. I don't even have an active d&d game going, but I still want to make a tavern now!

Monticello!! My neck of the woods, a few hours north, but still. Hope you enjoyed the trip! Colonial Williamsburg is JAM PACKED with inspiration.

What a joy! I guess I need to try this method out, but I have ~100 tilse from the OG method :)

Good job

This channel inspired me to want to make my own playable tavern. Thank you for sharing your work 😊

"Now I know what you're thinking..." Yes, you absolutely knew what I was thinking

Bejuweling Elite, Love your videos

I can almost see that WIDE grin on your face when you got to go nuts with the gems^^

Yet another fantastic video. Thanks.

Re: notifications I use a mobile browser and notifications are not an option - there is no bell. It's not just your channel, it's all channels for me. I've tried unsubscribing and re-subscribing but no still no bell or option for notifications.

I come for the crafting, but I stay for the Big Lebowski references ;)

Awesome gemwork! ..and all related rest too as always ;)

Wonderful as ever, Wyloch.

Is it me, or does Thomas Jefferson's house have parts that look like Bag End?

So sparkly! Lovely work sir.

Just wondering (on behalf of the rest of the world) if you could throw in some metric measurement at times? (I mean, not for how thick a matchstick is).

Seems like the new workspace is inducing a bit more calm into your builds. Great work on everything Bill! I have abandoned wargaming and RPGs but as a decades old model builder I still appreciate learning something new every time I watch!