Breaking Terrain and Setting it on FIRE? - Warhammer Plague City - EP.3

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In episode 3 or of this ongoing project I begin tackling the long and tedious task of detailing out all the base structures of this ruined city. Once again I severely underestimated the scope of work involved, such is the theme on this project.
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[@thunderballz74]

I don't play D&D but i love the lore and crafting builds, painting terrain and miniatures.

[@alaskankare]

LOL, that's alot of glue. Isn't cheaper to buy the bigger model bottles?

[@thunderballz74]

Ordered the proxxon hotwire tabletop cutter on your site. I am very excited because i can finally get smooth slim cuts now.😜

[@alpharius7216]

i went to the dollar store to buy some super glue to repair a broken lamp, and when i got to the isle where glue was normally sold i saw jeremy manically shovelling packets into his pockets and a giant sack with a $ on it. when i went up to him and asked if he could save a packet for me, he hissed at me and tried to stab me with bits of broken sprue. fearing for my life i backed off and was about to accept defeat in my quest to repair my grandmothers lamp, until i saw a packet that had fallen onto the floor. i seized the opportunity but i caught the glare of jeremy. he threw multiple sets of gaming dice at my eyes, knocked me over and took the glue before jumping up the shelf and into a vent. overall a nice guy and a pleasant experience.

[@ghostoflazlo]

10/10 would recommend 👌

[@SunDancerGE]

Next project: build terrain from all the used superglue tubes and call it "Mountain of madness" XD

[@MidwinterMinis]

Yessss, you're a bloody evil genius

[@ScytheNoire]

Going to Dollar Store and buying all the crazy glue. "I'm not huffing it."

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

I feel like they should have asked me some questions when I came up to the counter, just incase.

[@mirankramar3111]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial The cashier obviously follows the channel!

[@ajaxtaur]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial In case you didn't know, in case is two words. Incase is the name of a popular internet porn artist :)

[@Brisarious]

in fact making a dedicated effort not to huff it :P

[@Jarethenator]

That deodorant can tower actually blends in so well and I could totally see that as being its own sort of quick craft video. Sometimes things just line up well in a project. Excellent work so far!

[@uriance88]

^ this, empty hair spray/deodorant can tower build would be an awesome quick build video

[@EricsHobbyWorkshop]

And if my day keeps going this way i just might, BREAK SOMETHING TONIGHT

[@ScratchBashing]

uh, your best bet is to stay away

[@pappajudas9267]

Someone needs to photoshop this whole video with Jeremy wearing a red cap

[@chriscordeiro1052]

Eric, you sir are a chainsaw

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Oh yeah, this is gettin nice and heavy :-) keep goin keep goin I really wanna see this city!!!

[@Gauldame]

*all of Canadian crafters* "Where's the glue" *BMC* "Whistles"

[@DanaHowl]

wheres the glue jeremy

[@MLiskindagay]

@@DanaHowl why don’t you have a verification check?

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

@@MLiskindagay she doesn't get the checkmark until she finishes her city.

[@MLiskindagay]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial ok lol

[@DanaHowl]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial WOW

[@elcid200]

Each video of this serie is more epic that last.

[@kyliebunce592]

I feel like this is a project that everybody has wanted to pursue, but the costs in time and money are just too high for most of us. Thanks BMC for some vicarious hobby goodness!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Glad you're having fun this as I can see it's a tedious one, albeit very rewarding! Looking forward to seeing more progress on this bad boy.

[@jakubchocholy6252]

Alternate title - man is frustrated with his gigantic project and decides to burn it down. Just kidding, this is awesome :D

[@jacobrancourt2508]

That deodorant can power relay thing is proof positive that hobbyists of any kind will always find more to make regardless of how much has been planned.

[@lanebroderick1327]

This is probably one of my favorite ongoing series involving warhammer and I’m always excited to see the next one

[@VoltieBird]

This is looking SO good, I can already tell it's going to be worth ALL the time and effort

[@SparkSovereign]

It's so delightful to hear the excitement in your voice with this project. I love the power lines and other little touches, I'll definitely have to reference this when I next make ruined buildings!

[@BillMakingStuff]

That looks like some ridiculous fun!

[@brokenterrain]

What a crazy giant build! It's awesome to see massive projects like this. Can't wait for the next episode in the series. Keep them coming BMC!

[@elijahtiemens5532]

I like how he uses the term “fellowship” instead of “family”, unlike how so many other KZbin channels brand their fan clubs.

[@spasticpanda8933]

Tinner here! Small detail but glad you called the tin snips by the right name. Most people think they are wire cutters.

[@socko47]

I am always fascinated with your creativity. It struck me that I did not notice broken stairwells or elevator shafts.

[@MaxDMCrafting]

"yup. I'm going to set it on fire." he said [satanic laugh]. You crazy bastard lol

[@Terrainosaur]

This is a good build. I like the straws-in-straws.

[@brianmahony5418]

Love the build so far. The little details are always the best part of anything I make. Even if no one else notices them particularly, they are what defines the piece.

[@BroadswordWargaming]

"NO FEEEEAR". Looks awesome man! 🤌

[@robertevans3173]

Yes please keep doing these. We need more Sci-fi/cyberpunk/40k terrain options

[@madnessbydesign1415]

Nothing better than that feeling of joyous inspiration. Congrats on falling in love with your project! :)

[@MaxDMCrafting]

Also it is always awesome seeing your "happy-with-my-hobby" face 😊

[@quitenich]

This series is incredibly soothing. Normally I like quick projects too, but hearing you say this would take you into Summer made me very happy. Perhaps because it gives a kind of check in on the outside world getting better as you make the city? A way to mark time.

[@zeddoverkill]

This is turning out REALLY FREAKING COOL! The detail and variation you're putting into the buildings is really great, and it's sick that they are modular enough to be combined and configured to make different setups!

[@glorfendell2967]

Man, this colossal and award winning! People would loooove to just be able to play at your table at a con. I envy your players! Well done Jeremy

[@gregmccormack5709]

I was like hmmmmmmm move to Winnipeg and try to make Friends with Jeremy..... CRAFTERS ASSEMBLE!!!

[@StackingLimit]

Excellent build Jeremy! Epic in scope and scale. I think as long as it is fun the time sink is worth it. The buildings with all that extra detail look awesome and will be amazing when painted.

[@mcarlisle3559]

oh man, this looks like so much fun! this is probably my favorite parts of your videos, where you carefully and creatively decorate/refurbish a set to make it your own. i love all the upcycling as well, all that trash comes in handy! so excited to see more

[@financejunky6096]

Love that you are working so hard on this project! Take your time, avoid burnout and we’ll enjoy whatever content you send our way.

[@AnnLiesArtist]

I am loving this series. It’s so fun to see a big terrain project like this given a great deal of time. I can’t wait to see them done, but I also just enjoy the shifting process of watching them come together.

[@johnnybigbones4955]

Coming along great. I think a lot of people see kits like this and think it's going to be quick to work with, you're really doing a service showing how much can go into a large project like this. Your eye for small details and extra bits that can be added are what bring this to the next level, really exciting to imagine how insanely detailed and cool this is going to be when it's all done. The painting is going to be a massive job!

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

"uSiNg KiTs iSnT cRaFtiNg iTs LaZy aNd ChEaTiNg" .......... or so I've been told, I can't say this project agrees :D

[@redsampler2017]

i can,t see how it could get any better than this, but you will no doubt find a way.. (to me) this and your water pistol terrain is just the best terrain idea and execution ever.. amazing.

[@Berserkerworks]

Can't wait to see these getting painted!

[@motherreaper7287]

Absolutely beautiful to see your passion shine through as always. The piping and wiring is a great touch!

[@MrMicah52]

Really enjoying this series so far, one way to possibly compromise and put the buildings on a base that you can fill in while still keeping it modular would be to have the base stop at the walls of the building and just be a ground floor. That way you can still push them right up next to each other or whatever while still having more area to detail.

[@BrokenAzreal]

Love the build, the aesthetics are awesome and inspiring. But hearing the joy in your voice and that relieved and overwhelmed smile at the end is so much better!

[@ShallowVA]

Oh man. That glue graveyard in the corner of the desk is hilarious and terrifying!

[@live4twilight4ever]

take as long as you need man, i'm happy to get more videos out of the deal

[@dirtydsrc]

Really diggin' this build. Hope you add more to the torment terrain too. I can almost see the two colliding together on a large table somewhere.

[@frankling.robertsiii6811]

It’s looking killer Jeremy! You can definitely see your passion that you’re putting into every piece. Can’t wait to see everything when it’s painted. Definitely worth the wait!

[@AdamBragg]

I have no interest in building or playing with a Warhammer themed ruined city. However, I am absolutely loving this build series. It is showing me a lot of techniques and ideas to use in other builds, and surprisingly I am learning a new build philosophy which I think needs to be talked about more: The joy of the build process over the joy of the finished build. Of course, one must complete their crafting projects. No one feels empowered by a pile of terminally unfinished projects. This isn't what I'm talking about though. A build like your Necromunda city isn't only about rushing to finish it, and there is great value in enjoying the time you're spending on a build. Giving yourself the freedom to appreciate the creative process without obsessing over a deadline. I"m looking forward to future peeks into this build as you return to it over the coming months. Don't feel like you need to rush to complete this one for your audience. For THIS build, the journey is as important as the destination, and that's okay.

[@007Kiristo]

This is a great series, with lots of time and places for you to be creative and try new things. We all know it will turn out awesome, and enjoy watching the build as it progresses. Keep it up, Jeremy!

[@lyndilou6314]

What a build! Seeing your passion and pure joy when you're talking about your build and what still needs to be done, truly conveys how much you love this build. Awesome!

[@cygneturevids9774]

This is great, really enjoying the longer form in multiple parts. It's nice to see the gradual change and work gone in.

[@CrimsonTemplar2]

Impressive work so far.

[@Uselesswizard]

Man, I am getting more and more excited to see these videos. It's a long slog, but it'll be completely worth it!

[@triplet7788]

I love how this is being built up!

[@Krazy8ts]

"there is something oddly satisfying about setting a flame to something you've created" yes sir

[@uriance88]

Man builds enough terrain to overfill a Kill Team or Necromunda board and notes that he isn't halfway through the structures . . . this may be the best ongoing series on the channel - because as I mentioned in a comment to your top 10 builds, you are engaged with the whole story behind the build. And the fact that it includes all sorts of quick little tips (bendy straw in paper straw is awesome) is a bonus. You are forgiven for stripping the 204 clean of super glue and epoxy . . .

[@MrChamorropipe]

These videos are really inspiring!! I know it's a long project, but I could watch weekly the advance on this process, and how you use random bits creatively. Your channel has been really useful and fun! Thanks!

[@DeathByFrenchFry]

Glad you're not rushing through this build, it's looking great my guy!

[@Lamefoureyes]

Really excellent! Makes me think of a campaign board where you can draw the layout of a whole city and then depending on who wins a game, the area of the city that you play in moves and you can just use the same buildings in a different configuration.

[@HacksawsHobbyBunker]

By Fire and Steel shall this be crafted. Epic.

[@thebarbons]

This project is bloody amazing, can't wait to see it complete

[@ElNick09]

Following this build is a lot of fun, no need to hurry!

[@xcaliber316]

Take your time... this is awesome for problem solving on the fly as you build centerpieces

[@royoliver6294]

This city build is looking amazing

[@Just_Kenneth_63]

dude good luck crazy man, ventilation, fresh air, coffee, time and love of it to get through this

[@Ain_soph]

Love the build and am excited to watch it unfold no matter how long it takes. Thanks for the content

[@matt30512]

Looks great man! Love the look and personally I love the personalization of the project itself. Would love to see more even if its just a short vid of it all set up once you finish assembly prior to painting and then maybe a compilation vid putting it all together beginning to end. Great stuff.

[@terrainaholic]

Love what your doing with this MASSIVE BUILD!!!!!!!

[@Rudi_Gauss]

"i need all the glue for building" he says while the cashier gives him a weird look

[@Fox01313]

Looks good! Really enjoyed how the 2 straws can fit in each other to easily make a layer of pipes. Ive been looking into Mordheim lately and this kind of design would be good there for creating a variety of buildings or ruins.

[@Stanty16]

There's something weirdly satisfying to destroy things for a piece! The amount of things I've burned, melted, crushed, or otherwise "Ruined" for a project is far too many to count! Just recently for a shipwreck build, I printed the ship, painted it up all nice, then unceremoniously crushed it under all of my weight, and snapped its keel. But, the result was exactly what I needed it to be!

[@mszoomy]

This is pretty amazing, you're doing an amazing job. Love the addition of the wire. Can't wait to see this painted. I want to go through my junk drawer in the kitchen and find all the odd bits and pieces and send them to you to see what you create LOL

[@yesmilord2350]

Really cool to watch such a huge build come together. Its already easy to tell that the finished product is going to be a terrain masterpiece. I envy all who get to wage war amongst these ruins.

[@atlasallen-manning6092]

definitely love this series. i like a longer haul series like this

[@joshhaeberlin1604]

I’m not even into futuristic tabletop or sci fi but I’m loving this series nice work man

[@thomasboynton1]

Love this! I know you said the algorithm doesn't like long series but damn I certainly do! Amazing work! Can't wait for the next one! Please do a battle report with these when they're done! I'd love to see all the little details you're adding come to life in play!

[@RecklessRobbie]

I would love to see some destroyed flags and banners added to the build. Great job so far.

[@MiniatureMedium]

Some of my favorite effects come from fire. Glad to see you aren't gassing yourself out this time. I like where this is going and looking forward to more.

[@tinaprice4948]

It looks great!!!!!! I am a D&D crafter/player but I enjoy all your videos. Keep up the great work and do what you love! We enjoy watching you build what you love no matter what kind of content :D

[@IcarusGames]

A protentional option to get some rubble around the base of the buildings to get that more static feel is to focus it on the inside of the buildings. It may be possible if you put the buildings on some non stick parchment paper to build up mounds of rubble inside the buildings touching the walls using modelling compound, and once you peel them off the paper they should hopefully stick to the buildings and give you that rubble look without the need for a base.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Just doing something on the insides is exactly what I've been thinking!

[@frozenthunderbolt1]

For rubble etc on the interiors you could use the hot glue puddle on baking paper to retain the modularity but still have attached rubble piles

[@DruryHall]

Wires. Labor of love. Very nice

[@DanceswithDustBunnies]

You're truly an artist. This is awesome.

[@j.s.2607]

I am super loving this series... maybe do some longer unedited build sessions! Or twitch streams!

[@markchristy9704]

Looking good! I've learned a lot about customizing and scratch building terrain from your channel. Keep up the great work.

[@eduvm7677]

Dude you r nailing it, these buildings look just awesome! Keep it up, we are all supporting you, cheers!

[@Kruudelis]

It looks amazing. It's really the aesthetic I love to see for 40K ruined city terrain!

[@Winterydee]

This project is continuing to look awesome!

[@valbourne1797]

make a couple hundred SAM sites with those glue caps as warheads

[@Wildonion1]

The detailing going into these buildings is fantastic. Though watching you rip and tear through the terrain made me wince! End result is totally worth it, though.

[@tabletoptrilobite9816]

Can’t wait for the finished project, papa nurgle will no doubt be proud

[@oldschoolfrp2326]

Great mods - tall broken buildings look cool, but adding larger floor areas makes them much more useful for gameplay

[@jlruss9777]

Can see the joy you’re getting doing this when you geek out on the detail descriptions! It’s inspiring! Great project and series

[@danielhenderson8000]

Surprised myself at not being subscribed to you already! Made sure to fix that. I absolutely ADORE this series (as well as most of your videos!). It has always been my dream since I started this hobby to truly have my own terrain/settings/massive projects to call my own. I constantly hobby butterfly and bounce around WAY too often. Your dedication to this project has really helped me catch a side that I often miss, or at least overlook: Enjoying the process and really just letting passion for the hobby seep in and get to work. I always have goals or deadlines I try to work to because I want to be done so soon so I can play, but that mindset has led me to just...not have many finished projects. It all feels like too much time or effort or details, instead of seeing each bit as its own piece that will be fun by itself. Thank you for all the tips and tricks and inspiration and I CANNOT wait until this project is done, but I will wait, because you're right: It'll be worth the wait!

[@virginiacritchfield1483]

so awesome. I love that you really made these kits your own.

[@OnlyRoke]

This is such a phenomenal series, man! Love it :D I wish you all the strength to get through this Herculean task!

[@jonesy279]

It’s a gargantuan task, but it is coming together so well! You should be really proud and the end result is going to be worth it!

[@camoalexey9522]

Good work! This project could probably use a box of Citadel Skulls. Between the rubble: skulls Dangling from chains: skulls Some peg holes to fill: SKULLS xD

[@mortenstage2950]

Looking great. Fun with a longer project series 👍🏻

[@mzfluffee5628]

I love how the tower can be used in conjunction with the main pieces or as a standalone. I’m excited to see the other little spur-of-the-moment multi-functional builds you come up with along the way. I’ve always felt that small seemingly non-important pieces like these are mini bursts of inspiration that can’t be contained, and they always add even more depth to any project.

[@shale3229]

watching this terrain come to life is weirdly invigorating. i love the way they look. seriously cant wait to see more!