Cave, Cliff & Mine for Dungeons & Dragons Part 2

[@cerisekappes580]

Looks really cool. Love the immersion 😊😊😊

[@olebrogger]

Thank you 🤗

[@cerisekappes580]

You are welcome 🤗

[@bradcraig6676]

The wooden cross pieces under the rails are called "ties," or less commonly, "sleepers." "Sleepers" was the original term for mining railway ties and is still used in the mining industry.

[@olebrogger]

Thank you for sortering that out, i just found so many words for it. In danish there is only one word. But i think in english it depends on what english speaking countries they are from. I found them called sleepers, tie, crosstie, crossbar and bearers. But think sleepers is the most common used word in US and in UK i think it is most common to call them bearers. English is not my native language so sometimes i have to look up what things are called in english😀

[@Lasse_Jin_B]

Awesome build... Great job! 👍

[@olebrogger]

Thank you! 👍

[@TimHendrikx]

Looks really cool. You make cool and practical terrain, in the style I like. Thank you, and keep up the great work! Found you because of the D&L - Archon video's (I have a lot of there productline, love the company and like it when they get more attention in video's).

[@olebrogger]

Thank you so much😀 i love the products from Archon, and there will be more videos to come.

[@diyfireking]

Looks great.✨✨

[@olebrogger]

Thank you 😃

[@Overcharge231]

You have inspired me quite a lot, I am running a DnD campaign with my friends, and I want to make terrain and minis for the game :)

[@olebrogger]

Thank you :-) it is an honor that you feel inspired by my work. I hope you and your friends have a blast of a game on your own terrain :-)

[@jakestaples8498]

Nice work but I did cringe when you cut the sticks with your mini table saw

[@olebrogger]

No worries, i got this🤗