🍻Build Yourself an EPIC Medieval Tabletop Tavern!!🍻 |D&D Pathfinder Terrain *First level*

[@allthingsdnd]

This is like the definitive guide to build a DnD tavern! So detailed, about every small thing! Like, you can start from scratch, have absolutely nothing and make yourself a perfect tavern by the end of this video. Love it.

[@Swirlingflame]

The painting of the rocks-- layers really can make something look realistic!! Amazing detail and patience.

[@Skyliner03]

I adore medieval taverns, especially the atmosphere like a fireplace, pork roasts, wandering bards, atmosphere

[@shiroumxm2052]

I making my first diorama ever.. it´s a LED tree made with wire covered with cold porcelain and placed over a little hill.. im working on it and listening to your video, it kind of cheers me up, like being in a workshop with a partner . Thank for all your tips , really helpful to us beginners. Best wishes from México

[@TalismancerM]

When I first saw "1st Level" I thought "OMG this is 1stL terrain making? I'm a looong way behind!". Thanks for a brilliant vid. Best of breed and easy to follow. Your technique produces amazing results!

[@grahamward7]

Lovely paint work on the stones. I like the careful, patient layering of washes compared to some other crafters who do messy stippling or overbrushing. Your patience shows in the finished product.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks man, appreciate that you appreciate it! 🙂

[@cornjobb]

i've got one of these pending myself - the wait time for the tiny little liquor license is the holdup......

[@LilithRoseoftheValley]

😂

[@juliemclean6743]

You do realise you are now expected to create and hang a mini licence on the wall when you're done.

[@spaeron]

Without a bride u'll never get that license.

[@ВечеславЕльчугин]

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[@Nice-music585]

I once bought a can of wood stain but reading all the warnings made me return it. Seeing you handle it without gloves (lol) made me confident to try it again! Thank you.

[@CreativeDungeonCrafting]

I started one last year and still have a little painting to do and a little wood working to do also but 95% done. Thank you getting me fired up about crafting again. After I watched all of your videos on this tavern, I went to town on it. I even cut all of the wood from a 2x4 and put red oak hardwood floors in it. I made a few changes to the interior but other than that it was a major project and I commend you my friend. Thank you. Keep on crafting.

[@ezrajoseph9792]

amazing build! For the wood beams, i find that mixing paint in water and just dropping the pieces in and drying them out is a pretty effective (and less messy!) way of getting that weathered look for the wood

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

I like it! Thanks for the tip, I'll have to give it a try :)

[@Tatti12321]

The proportions of this build lay somewhere between cute, cartoony and classic fantasy. It's absolutely perfect.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Sorry missed this. Thanks man haha.

[@vladiladstagueule36]

I don't understand, how people cannot love a job like this, it's a fucking good work !! Maybe are they jealous !? Congratz ,it is very realistic scenary !!

[@mrchoochoohead9033]

the only explanation i can give is that 675 people were watching this on their phone in bed and they fell asleep. as they slept with their phone on their chest the dislike button was accidently clicked as they were breathing

[@vladiladstagueule36]

@@mrchoochoohead9033 maybe is this situation ,after asmr , people are looking modelism vidéo to sleep !? 😋

[@remarkzero]

I feel like adding some magnets to certain parts would be a cool way to secure the modular parts.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Agreed. Definitely have magnets in mind for future builds. 👍

[@kbearluv]

I have not watched your other videos yet, but a good trick to paint little items is to use doublestick tape to hold them down. Can't wait to finish this series, it looks soooo good!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Good idea on the double sided tape.👍 Thanks!!

[@stevelemur6113]

A wonderful presentation. You have convinced me that I too can make realistic medieval building models. Thank you for showing how you do it, and thank you for commenting about parts of the process that could have been easier if you had gone about it differently. I will certainly paint the entire floor area black before I start, and I will assemble the fireplace before I put the walls together. You have really inspired me to give it a try myself. Again, thank you for sharing your techniques. You have save us beginners from hours of frustration.

[@UltraHeatSeeker]

Keep up the good work man. I love watching your videos. As a kid I used to draw massive pictures of castles and the lands around them. My dad brought home a 6ft roll of brown paper I used to unroll it and draw all day. Your builds remind me of those times and bring me joy watching your hobby skills and builds.

[@MrBas76]

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[@Iskelderon]

Awesome! I usually take fireplaces one step further, resolder one of those LED tea lights with some wire, embellish the LED with some hot glue and a colored wash and fuse the "logs" to that.

[@TheDarkalkymist]

the hearth is the area at the base of the fireplace, the mantle is the shelf over the fireplace, and wood is not unheard of for mantles

[@josealbertogaal4557]

YOU ARE THE BEST !!!!!!!!! Congratulations. I learn very much with this video. Thank you. Best regards from Brazil.

[@motorcop505]

Fabulous job. Just two items to think about: if you place trestles in a tavern room, it would be good to leave som stains under the sides of it; and most medieval buildings didn't have glass windows, they used very thin hides that were oiled or usually just shudders. This is amazing work. I especially love the pieces that aren't square, explaining what your mistakes and the music. The scored wood from the wire brush look terrific! As for the fireplace, I recommend pulling some nearly pure flat black up from the inside of the top of the fireplace upwards and add a black "iron" spit in front. The moss looked perfect too.

[@jaenellehilligas]

I really enjoyed this. My friends and I were just discussing building some hyper-realistic buildings and other map pieces for our 5th ed game. This was a great breakdown of a simple floor plan to get me started on my first attempt. Thanks!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

That's awesome, I'd like to see how they turn out! Glad the video was able to give some ideas. If you want head over to the Real Terrain Hobbies Facebook group and post some pics when your finished and even of the build along the way. It's quiet in there but look'n to liven it up a bit and get it more populated. I'm curious to see results! facebook.com/NeilRealTerrainHobbies/ Just click Visit Group and go from there if you're up for it👍

[@stephenseal3657]

Your welcome, and good luck.

[@exploitofdeleted5864]

Am I fired?

[@sebastianclaros2888]

JUST AMAZING HOW TALENTED THIS IS

[@brigandboy1425]

Man, I never thought years ago I'd get excited over stuff like this, but this is amazing. Beautiful work!

[@scubaguymi]

Pretty epic build. So much detail in the stone, plasterwork, wood and paint.

[@katechaste]

23:28 when fireplaces were first implemented into the houses they often had wooden parts, especially when chimneys came about, fires were quite frequent. its just a case of early design and not knowing any better, id say its pretty accurate this way

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Well perfect! We'll just go with that then and say it was planned that way all along haha

[@katechaste]

@@RealTerrainHobbies haha my nerding out in history came in handy! man I wish I could make things like these, shame I have no space to do so. Keep up the good work, watching you make stuff like this is just as satisfying as making them myself!

[@PhilipBenz]

Awesome work! I'm building my own 28mm fantasy-medieval village and a lot of your techniques will help me improve! Thanks for the great work.

[@rosidrukmana9901]

your creativity is beyond anything i could ever imagine. thank you for putting this up

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thank you very much. 🙂

[@mikaelafox6106]

An hour went by fast! This is a well produced video and I learned a lot. I would definitely like to try this out.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Awesome! Glad to hear it. I hope you do get to trying it out. Lots of patience involved but the perseverance is worth it!

[@biggerthaninfinity]

Your attention to detail is astounding.

[@isengramm4280]

Das sieht richtig schön aus. Eine super Arbeit hast du da gemacht. Respekt.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Vielen Dank! :)

[@sffsks11]

I came across your channel I build 1/35 WWII Armor and Modern, You are my new favorite channel. My wife loves your work and your painting skills are astounding. Cheers

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thank you so much! :)

[@asraharrison]

Wow! Just... wow! You take terrain building to another level.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

I'm back!! I've seen the first floor make and will continue on after the other to see how the building gets done. Again...thank you sooooo much! I ordered some little detailed black lamp posts in line & am waiting for them to come in. It's all the many little fantastic details that you add that really make everything come together.

[@panosveto5729]

I looking for channel like this many years !!! Its time to start a new hobby :)

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Right on! That's exactly what the channel is here for. A little patience and perseverance is all you need. If you have that you'll make some awesome stuff you can be really proud of!

[@essjam]

Really nice tip about using the steel brush on the wooden dowel to make grain marks on the main columns. I will have to try that one.

[@Skyliner03]

the Naples ocher yellow color was a good choice, because at that time there was quite a lot of smoke inside and also definitely killed, and in various ways such as "throwing a cube with beer or mead on the wall, a splash of blood from a fight, etc ..."

[@DonkyPunch712]

Never done this before but I had do give it a shot! Anyone who bought crappy styrofoam and glue like me (no good hobby stores near us), I put toothpicks in the walls/joints to help strengthen the glue bonds. Our styrofoam was a little warped too, so this helped keep everything in place and kept it in shape. I filled the holes with glue as well to make sure they stay put, glue hasn't even dried yet but the walls are study and holding up just fine.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Awesome! So you're giving this build in particular a go? Nice man. Let me know how it goes and send me some screens over on my facebook page when you're all done. I've neglected it a bit lately but I'm going to head back and update.

[@DonkyPunch712]

​@@RealTerrainHobbies Will do! Yes, I've always been a big fan of fantasy inns. I live in Japan so it's harder to get the recommended items. It'll be interesting to see how it turns out!

[@harmony331000]

Your attention to detail is beyond impressive, I love your work and have learned a ton of valuable tid bits and techniques, thank you so much for sharing your time and effort with us…you da man for sure✌️😻

[@PosidenSiren]

I have been binge watching your videos. You are so incredibly creative and I am inspired to get making again! Thank you.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks so much 😊

[@dist0rted320]

Most chill dude since Bob Ross. Great work, keep it up!

[@fuckrustygrim]

This is awesome! I would love to see a D&D game with some of the masterpieces you have made!

[@matsharp5186]

Absolutely awesome. Thank you for putting this together.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks for the kind words and glad to hear you enjoyed it!

[@martyndragar7910]

I have to apologise this is the first time I've seen your work.. l bloody love it can't wait to watch more vids!! thank you for your time and effort

[@christinastalder4727]

This looks amazing, I really like how you put so much details in such small areas. Your tips has really helped me over the last couple of years. I really enjoy watching and learning from you. So thank you so much for creating this content. I love your channel. Have a wonderful weekend 👍

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Hey thank you very much and you have yourself a wonderful weekend too :)

[@kathyf3656]

I just found your videos and love them. I live with my daughter, son-in-law, and their kids. They are into role-playing and board games, and have people over several weekend days a month to play using our big conference table in the gaming room. I don't play but I really want to try some of your handmade designs to make buildings to use on their game boards. You've giving me lots of inspiration.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

That's awesome. :) I hope you do give it a try. I'm sure youd love the crafting aspect while your family can enjoy using it in their games. Dontput pressure on yourself though in getting it done for them. Remember to do it for the enjoyment for yourself. :)

[@Colin-sm2iq]

As a gamer of 43 years (63), this is the most awesome and instructive . Brilliant Great and a few more adjectives would be insufficient. Inspiring yes, at 63, do I want to return to a d and d tavern last one at 14, and Livingstone inspired, awesome welldone congratulations.

[@karlb6273]

Holy crap! Epic is just the right word. I was gonna ask where you got the patience to do such a detailed job, but then I realised I would love to spend this much time on one piece. So, right now I practice, building skills and getting a fair amount of terrain done. ONE DAY I just have to do something like this. Thank you for an incredibly inspiring video!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Yeah definitely. You gotta just love the process and enjoy yourself, not worry so much about getting it done asap. Hope you do try it out some day! Thanks for the great comment.🙂

[@JHartModelworks]

I don't even do table top stuff, I still watched this whole thing. fantastic work!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Haha Awesome. Glad you liked it and got through the whole thing.🙂

[@checkmate8955]

This is awesome! So good!! Now. This may sound nitpicky, but for realism, generally when installing flooring you would lay your boards in the direction of the longest wall.. it’s a small thing, but just a tip from a flooring installer. 👍🏻 Love your channel man.

[@shiroumxm2052]

your work on those rocks is really the best I´ve seen , in its natural pink color they look alot like the stones used in old 16th century here in México, we call it "cantera rosada"

[@jamesloefflerjl]

Wow, so inspirational. Your work is incredible. Looking forward to more buildings.

[@ErnestCampos]

Fantastic build! You do an excellent job walking us through the entire process, including what you would have done differently. Great stuff, man! Thanks a ton for sharing your hard work and effort with us.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

It's my pleasure Ernest. Happy to see there are people like you out there that appreciate it as well and enjoy seeing the process. It's a very flattering thing that I'm not quite used to. Thank you.😊

[@michaelmchenry8108]

I look at these kinds of models and doubt id ever be able to make something like that. The detailed step by step you do makes me reconsider that however. Great videos, thanks for posting.

[@dustinkope373]

Great work! Both on the model and the video. I would love to see some more on the planning stages with regards to scale etc. I really appreciate the way you share your process, discovering what works best as you go.

[@trox085]

Absolutely amazing work. I'm sad that it has taken me this long to find your channel.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks man. I'm glad you've found it all said and done!

[@danielbarker5101]

your work is amazing. This would be a great addition to any TT game.

[@StuffUCanMake]

Why can't I just have creativity like this?! This is just beyond great, it is alien level art!

[@ABW941]

You can! Start small, get foam board, build a small and simple building (Chapel, Tower, house with four walls,...) then add more details, color, weathering effects. Most of those can be added later on, and they dont need too much planing. There should also be a plan around to show you how to turn a pringles can into a medieval tower, it is not that complicated, but it looks quite nice.

[@brichouse2117]

Of course......he got these at area 51. This explains everything!

[@corinnebeth]

That was a great video, Neil! Looks amazing - love all the detail and how much thought was put into how things wear and how/where the moss would grow, etc. Amazing. 🙌

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks Corinne! :D

[@denialcustoms9813]

This build is definitely an exercise in patience! Bravo sir

[@ZenGeekDad]

While watching, I went from "Wow, that's great, but what an astounding amount of time it must take," to "Dear Lord, that's gorgeous, I must learn to do this!" Or at least, I've forgotten the time part, and just am in appreciative awe.

[@tarmbruster1]

I’m going to use this technique for my German village along my train set for this Christmas along with maybe some interior lighting. Thank you!

[@salomejoelle6815]

I've been looking at DIY D&D stuff recently and this video was recommended. I'm very happy I decided to take a look. ^-^ It was really cool to watch you put everything together so far. And makes me wanna try it someday.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Awesome. Thanks for watching and I'm glad the video was recommended and made it to you! Hope you do give it a try, you'd be amazed with what you can accomplish. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Very much appreciated.🙂

[@m3lv1n19]

Amazing talent. I wasn't bored throughout the video so well done on your editing.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Great to hear! Thank you. :)

[@Anonymous_Eyeballs]

I don't drink anymore but I'll gladly smoke a bowl and watch this. Your skills are insane man, good on you. Been a fan for a bit but havent gotten to watch much of your long form stuff. I really enjoy the longer videos

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks Justin, much appreciated. Glad you're enjoying them. :)

[@Foxxnioxx]

That moss idea is awesome.

[@rebelcrusader9973]

Wow! The water feels almost natural.

[@MyOwnLanguage]

You're awesome I'm going to build this today I bought all the materials needed and it's going to be fun as heck dang thank you for all your hard work and contribution to the world of worlds

[@melissa_evans]

So dang realistic! Thank you for breaking it down step by step. It really helps me learn for future projects.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks and glad you found it helpful!🙂

[@Philographicks]

Beautiful. A lot of detail on this build, very elaborate assemblage.

[@dominiccruz1201]

Great video and so worth sitting through the whole video. Thanks for sharing.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thank you for the lovely comment and that you felt it was worth watching through :)

[@libertyann439]

This all takes patience and knowledge. Since I have neither, I will just watch you!

[@xXQuick123Xx]

Love how you use a beer pint for a water glass

[@maudieicrochet9491]

Amazing! I will be trying some of your techniques myself. Thanks. I like the music at the end, also.

[@athollmcnicoll256]

And after hours of creative thinking the end result looks amazing. Thanks mate for sharing.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks :)

[@mxpxdude]

This video actually made me start this hobby! You have have amazing skills! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@britd1414]

My dad’s a professional painter, when staining, he always just uses a rag to start with, turns out great.

[@thiagonon]

Amazingly done! This is helping me so much creating my own pieces of scenario for the campaigns I DM. Here in Brazil those things are hard as hell to find. I thank you in behalf of my players as well, I can't wait to see their faces when I finish the scenery for the next encounter!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

From Brazil! That's awesome, amazing to see this video reaching out so far! Glad you are able to use it for your upcoming campaign, have fun and be sure to check out my other vids as well. :)

[@thiagonon]

+Real Terrain Hobbies Indeed, friend! Your amazing work is going far and wide! I will be sure to keep following around and trying your techniques. Thank you once more, keep the amazing work!

[@wallung1876]

@48:58 I love to come back to this video again and again. I 'm living in a old German medieval citiy, with a lot of Fachwerk-houses (half-timbered-houses), churces, towers, walls and so on. The wall at this stage is the most realistic crafted wall i've ever seen. Of course, the color of walls and stones can vary a lot from region to region, depending on the stones they had and used. But I really like the brownish grey of the stones and the lighter mortar/groud between the stones.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thank you. Glad you like the wall and feel that way about it. Put a smile on my face to read that. :)

[@danielkrause8464]

I am really impressed! That is definetily the best tutorial for this kind of stuff on KZbin! You show and explain everything very detailed, so even absolute beginners should be able to follow all these steps! I can't believe you only have 378 subs, should be 378k :O But no commendation without constructive criticism, so: A list at the beginning of all the materials (and rough amounts) needed would be really helpful! :)

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks very much for that and sorry for the late response! And I appreciate the feedback, you are absolutely right. I should have included a materials and tools list for this. I'll have to put one in at the beginning of the next video and do a complete rundown of everything involved. Thanks again and welcome on board to the channel! :)

[@Waty8413]

Man, my OCD really kicks in when I see how much glue you use and how messy it seems. Also, it almost seems like notching and fitting the cross beams like they would be in real life might be a legitimately better way to go than gluing on the extra piece to the outside of the building.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

yea dunno about that.... all the notching and cutting seemed to have been the most time consuming out of the whole process. (k that and the stones) maybe you're right.... Certainly worth trying. but I feel for ya.lol That is a very messy and sloppy glue. 😁 I'm switching glue preference in the future so you should be hopefully somewhat relieved.😅

[@chancewright1183]

This guy has some major talent and imagination,awesome job

[@emilflognoid1532]

I use to make faux stone for a company, we used dry concrete pigment applied with a slightly damp sponge... similar to dry brushing. But you might try with a dry pigment powder for stone . What we did was spread concrete material, textured it, then carved the stone pattern while it was still wet but curing. We dry pigmented all the stone first, THEN we grouted with colored Mortar. This did two things, it protected the mortar from getting pigment in it, and it also spread the mortar color throughout the stone blending all the colors together. You might try something similar, color all your stone first and then color your grout plaster with paint, gray or tan and then Grout it

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Wow, interesting. Might have to try something like that for this wizard tower I'm currently working on... I like the sound of this a lot and it seems like it would not only look great, but cut back immensely on time. Hmm, might have to try some experimenting! Thanks for the advice!

[@emilflognoid1532]

And it also serves as a way to keep the color of the stones bleeding into the grout, thus you can really create a good contrast.

[@emilflognoid1532]

...I said "thus"...😂😂😂

[@epicdungeontiles]

Oh dude that is incredible!! It's so good. The stone work is really really good.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks man, much appreciated!

[@pd1jdw630]

Spend coffee and dishwashing soap helps clean up your hands pretty good. It’s an old garage tip. But maybe it helps wear of that stain from your hands a lot faster.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Coffee hey? Yeah I generally use dish soap for really grimy hands. Going to have to give the coffee a try though! Never heard of that before. :)

[@pd1jdw630]

Real Terrain Hobbies the coffee acts as an abrasive, but is not so hard to make the skin completely raw. Like sand does.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Ah, gotcha. makes sense!

[@LightningRhod]

I just sat through an hour video completely enthralled! Good work on keeping it entertaining, and looking amazing, but damn you for inspiring me to want to build one myself!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Awseom. Glad you were able to last the whole hour lol Really tho, means a lot. Thanks and glad you found it inspiring. Hope you end up making one!🙂

[@yokonamigaara]

This looks so nice!! Though I must say, I had to go back and rewatch the last ~10 minutes as your voice is soothing I ended up falling asleep the first time 😂

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

haha! 😅 Thanks for watching!

[@Arkhanus1]

magnificent work with the stones in the walls!!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks my friend :)

[@hopetimz724]

I love this house so much

[@lewisharris3400]

That stonework looks amazing! I made my first building (also a tavern!) just before Christmas, and I just carved stone bricks into a sheet of xps foam. I was happy with the result, but it does look very flat and uniform and boring. Going forward I will definitely be adopting your technique, so much more character to it.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks. Awesome to hear you like the technique. A little more time consuming but I think it's worth it.👍

[@lewisharris3400]

@@RealTerrainHobbies Definitely worth it, paid dividends with end result! Curious though, since it is 8 months since video was uploaded, how are the plaster walls holding up? Also something I would certainly want to try, but wondering how durable they turn out? Also, could you mix in a brown/yellow paint to the plaster to skip the initial painting stage?

[@lyndilou6314]

Hi Neil! I watched your video today (09/10/2021) where you finally complete this tavern! So I went "ahead" and rewatched this original build video hoping to be fortunate enough to win one of your mugs. Anyway, without further ado, my guess is 55 (give or take 1 or 2 🤣🤣). I did really enjoy going back and rewatching this and seeing how far you've progressed with your videos and your builds. You are always an inspiration to me and my hobbying. Cheers! 💜

[@OkieRCguy]

Fantastic work! I will definitely "steal" a lot of your techniques!

[@IICubeII]

Wonderful job! But I’d like to highly recommend some really simple tools for you! (Or anyone else getting into this!) Alright so, check out the “Westcott Grid Ruler”, it’s a clear ruler with a thin metal edge. You can find one for under $20 on Amazon. I use it on nearly every project, it’s a pretty great tool! I’d also highly recommend grabbing some 123 blocks. Again, you can find these for around $20. They’re cut at a perfect right angle, they have some weight to them as well. Super handy little blocks! Now clearly you don’t really need either of these things! But they’re unbelievably handy tools to have. If you plan on doing a lot of model building I can’t recommend them enough!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Awesome stuff man, thanks for the advice! I was planning eventually on getting a set of those blocks. This wescot grid ruler also sounds intriguing. I just got a new ruler the other day actually haha. A metal ruler with the cork padding in the back, but a clear one where my blade edge won’t catch sounds useful quite useful. Much appreciated👍

[@НатальяШишковская-м2ф]

Замечательная работа! Дом- прелесть! У мастера золотые руки!!!

[@TavernTactics]

This is an awesome video. I think I'm going to try to make something like this for my own little creations to have a drink in!

[@AJ_Creative]

ive been watching Diorama vids for 3 days now trying to just learn and know how to prepare to get into it, i personally feel like the algorithm isnt shining on you enough yet, YET... couple of the other dudes are level 9000 but a couple of them dont talk much, not real "how to" talking, i really appreciate when the process gets explained/broken down as its happening. IDK how big the audience or market is for this diorama stuff is but I hope you keep at it, still waiting for the next cyberpunk vid!

[@MommyPoppins01]

I love your editing and music. You are just beyond talented.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks Michelle, appreciate the kind words. :) You're not so bad yourself! Any mamma out there would be crazy not to subscribe and be a part of your channel!!!

[@josephmead8325]

what's the music track in the beginning? I'd like to use it in my dnd campaign!

[@terrycrick3600]

Absolutely fantastic, great to watch this come together, Regards, Terry.

[@АлександрКоролев-ъ6ж]

This is the best I've seen on this topic, very detailed and interesting. thank

[@intergalacticb8415]

Awesome. I definitely love it. Thumbs up ! Keep up the good work. Greetings from France.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Thanks very much!

[@TheOneTrueKaliban]

Another good trick when laying a wood floor is to darken the edges of the individual planks with a brown magic marker. It really makes them stand out.