Dollar Store DWARVEN FORGE FOUNDRY Build

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Thanks to The Printing Goes Ever On for sponsoring this video. Go check them out and grab a free STL! bit.ly/the-printing-goes-ever-on

[@theprintinggoeseveron]

Thank you so much for the collab! Awesome build, as always! Your crafting videos played a very important part in my return to the hobby after many years, and thus eventually in the creation of my Patreon! I'm extremely excited I could eventually take a small part in building your crafting empire 😄

[@mountain-roots]

This is great! Maybe you can see my nonsense

[@milesfox49]

I know I'm quite randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released series online ?

[@bostonbaylor6321]

@Miles Fox ehh try flixportal. you can find it through google :P -boston

[@milesfox49]

@Boston Baylor Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it !!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

The Runes spell "dollarama" Looks really cool!

[@dallaswoiken7533]

Really lol

[@biancabrooks280]

I have accepted this as truth. I will not look into it further.

[@TheCatmandu13]

What font is that?? The one in the teaser?

[@ShashMasuta]

Noice

[@metamain1980]

It's either a good play on words....ooooorrr it's just close enough

[@Samsminis]

I love that you used a blister pack for the foundry. It’s recognizable but also blends in well.

[@kevinpatrickcarey3741]

i thought initially it was those foil containers

[@biancabrooks280]

I thought they were mini paint roller trays.

[@paulthatcher563]

All of the pieces you throw together with random junk always and up being my favourite

[@LordSquee]

It's the head shaking fourth-wall-breaking look that makes this video. We've all been there man. :)

[@damianarvizu1095]

Oh yeah! There are countless times when I painted something only to realize that it would be covered by a different layer like primer

[@jherazob]

[Jim-face]

[@EricsHobbyWorkshop]

Brilliant use of those toys. I would have never thought to make them pouring something. My first thought was they look like they are about to invent middle-out compression lol

[@evelynlamoy8483]

"Melted hot burning cheese" Ah, the fondue forge

[@shitmultiverse1404]

The fonduery

[@triplet7788]

So this is basically dwarven cuisine. "Ye missing your cheese! No worries here at the melting pot forge we got everything with cheese! Brocolli? Cheese, meatloaf? Cheese, salad! Ha shredded cheese, try our homestyle dwarven bread with flaming cheese spread!"

[@shitmultiverse1404]

@@triplet7788 "The fire was red, flaming cheese spread" sorry.

[@triplet7788]

@@shitmultiverse1404 Well done!

[@Sorrowdusk]

Nacho Dwarves with mohawks

[@FallenSailor]

It’s lo-fi by your standards but I love it. There’s something to be said for building something you can’t buy or they don’t make out of bits. I’ve built an Apparatus of Dreadful Construction, Apparatus of Kwalish, airship/seaship hybrid for Eberron, in this way, and would love to see your take. I think my next kit-bash will be a tarrasque. Thanks for the great clips over the years...you have all the genius and none of the smugness. You are truly an inspiration!

[@TheZildo]

Back to your roots, I love it! I've really enjoyed watching your progression as a creator but this video had a nostalgic feel to me and gave me all those warm fuzzies that I felt way back when I first stumbled onto your channel. Its all great content and entertaining, but builds like this take me back to the wide eyed wonderment that I had when I just started crafting with your videos some years ago. As always, cheers and I'll see you next week.

[@BentleyHouseMinis]

I love that you just started with something that you knew would look cool and then built the story from there!! Fantastic build! Also I really need to get myself an airbrush😄

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Something I almost missed - That dwarf has a REALISTIC war hammer! Not an anvil on a log, but a sleek and deadly war hammer! Squee!

[@MomirsLabTech]

My lord Jeremy, this is SICK. 🔥 Also, Dollarama seems way better than the US equivalents. I'm big jealous.

[@GerialdsForge]

Love the fact that you left the joints of their arms still a bit visible, implying their mechanical nature & moving parts of that foundry machine 🙂 Wonderful idea made real out of simple materials. Awesome build!

[@Kraleck]

Would love to see dollar store golem laboratory pieces. A small forge for casting metal bits and bobs, a vat for mixing clay, a clear cylindrical tube for growing flesh samples, a block of raw stone, racks of tools (for sewing, stonecarving, metalworking, leatherworking, etc.), and a shelf of parts for various golems. You could easily remove limbs from cheap action figures of varying sizes and paint them to reflect the appropriate golem materials (flesh, clay, stone, metal). Depending on the uses, it could fit a mad alchemist's tower, a wizard college's classroom, or even an assembly line for a bio-mechanical army.

[@JustinBrown-gh9vv]

I love that you craft even when you aren’t sure what you’re making. Sign of a true artist. Great video.

[@madonnadove]

I enjoy the found items and use of scraps more than anything else! Hobbies don’t have to cost a fortune! Thanks!

[@frozenscv]

Legit came into this video going... "how the hell did he find dwarf things at the dollar store, those had to have been 3d printed" well damn those are some good finds.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Never underestimate Dollarama

[@36jsarge]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial they look awesome but not finding them anywhere in the US.

[@notreallydavid]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial UK pound shops don't sell every damn thing in the way that dollar stores evidently do. You're in the right continent for sure.

[@notreallydavid]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficialOn inscription-misspelling, when I was a kid I met a gravestone-engraving guy who said he sometimes made spelling mistakes and had to start again. (I think I'd've reached for the Liquid Paper - granite's expensive.)

[@Bluecho4]

Dollar stores apparently pick up a whole bunch of strange toys wholesale. You never know what they might get. For this reason, crafters need to pay attention to the stuff that finds its way into their local dollar stores, and pick up things when they have the opportunity.

[@davemarinas2575]

The runes translate to "No Lollygagging" haha 2:07 Also, _tinikling_

[@SPD3DPrinting]

thank you for another great video! The Printing Goes Ever On has a fantastic group of models. I enjoyed your explaining the build process from "what am I making" to final product. have a great day!

[@magistar2243]

Ah! A fine forge! This came out great. Reminds me of when i first saw the forge in ironforge. Grandiose!

[@jackzacher4420]

Hey Jeremy, thanks for the video! In case you didn't know those Vallejo model metallic air paints also work really well with just being brushed on. They're probably my favorite metallics!

[@largefren843]

I think the duller glow is fine for this, copper/bronze has a much lower melting point than iron and steel so it doesn't glow nearly as bright when its molten

[@Tabletop_Nonsenseverse]

This build totally has a throwback feel. Back two or three years ago. Loved it!!! Made me feel nostalgic.

[@broadcastbard]

This is a really fun bit of terrain and very colourful for a setting. My only real critique is the colour of the molten material implies it's either lava or molten aluminum. Iron melts when it is white hot. Remember that colour of a material indicates the amount of heat, not the state of the material. Iron is forged at orange, aluminum is melted at orange.

[@Sorrowdusk]

Hmmm. Most people probably don't know that. That and people internalized the ending scene of Terminator 2: Judgement Day

[@mathewcox9371]

Great vid Jeremy! Also because of all your videos, I was able to help my sister out with her prop project for her theater class and everyone couldn’t believe it wasnt an actual rock😂😁 and it’s all thanks to you and this channel. thanks again for all you do!!!💯🤜🤛

[@aprilbooth7653]

I really think this is my favorite build you have ever done! I know it's crazy but something about this really spoke to me.

[@Nat1videos]

Ohhhh thats pretty sweet! I love the paint job on the molten metal !

[@brettlawson5679]

Found your channel in the last week and I've never been more excited to play dnd than I have seeing your simple yet effective tips man. Keep up your awesome work! And thanks for getting a former primarily "theater of the mind" dm into terrain crafting!

[@big_rig]

You have no idea how much this speaks to my soul.

[@Chriwalker]

Now this one really got my head thinking. Making something dwarven with Norse runes, in my own language as a Norwegian could be really cool. As always great content!

[@Bespelled22]

I love this build. I’ve been really busy printing and painting minis for a couple of months and I really would love to do a terrain build to break the monotony. This looked really fun.

[@mrmooney25]

I love this build, A smidge of black on the bubbles in the lava would really make it pop. Your figure painting has really improved a lot. The goat riding dwarf looks rad.

[@JEGranberg]

Dwarven terrain is one of my favorite styles with the strong angular lines.

[@WylochsArmory]

YES. Old school. Rockin.

[@stefanchristensen8025]

Yess! I'm so excited for another Dollar Store build! This is the kind of content i originally subscribed for! I enjoy the creativity so much!

[@oddrknot4]

Love the craftiness here. Utilizing parts that would otherwise go in the trash. Nice touch on the oil wash, that really gave it that old dark dwarven forge feel.

[@davidcollins2648]

Your concept was wonderfully creative but your execution of it raised the bar. We see you maturing as an artist/creator and hope that by ingesting the wisdom you impart we will also enjoy that same growth process. Very well done project.

[@aaronbono4688]

The dwarven cheese forge. I like it, cheese is always a winner!

[@Blandco]

Once again I heard dollar store and came running. I can't wait to get back!

[@jaanikaapa6925]

You've way outdone yourself now with this. :) Your painting here is great. :)

[@tamerarehnborg1492]

Jeremy's ability to "see" something in what seems to be less than nothing is CRAZY! I am amazed and intrigued by his eye for what can be. Regardless of the themes of BMC, I leave each video wanting to try a new technique or take a risk. Thank you, Jeremy. I appreciate your art/craft/work and eagerly wait for each new adventure.

[@Sorrowdusk]

He has the eye of a child, and the hand of an adult.

[@techadeptcrafts]

Thanks for the info on the sponsor. They look great! The diorama is cool. I cannot find a good dollar store for toys. So I love seeing what you do.

[@MossyRiverRock]

This is one of my favorite projects you’ve ever done! You’ve definitely put way more work into other things that probably look way better to the trained hobbyist eye, but to me a lay person who aspires to someday have the space/regular gaming sessions to make something like this it’s just so awesome. I love dwarven aesthetic and themed stuff and turning those toys into this piece is so cool to me,

[@VengefulV2018]

This would make an awesome battle spot as well as an environment.I can already see my party members battling here while gave goblins attack.

[@johncware66]

If you made the tank at the bottom interchangeable I could easily imagine some dark dwarves about to pour molten metal on top of the innocent Chained down at the bottom of the receiving container. That would create some tension in a combat. Every round the arms with click and upper that would rotate slightly. Great build Jeremy

[@Chef_PC]

So this would be an amazing cheese “fountain” for a party.

[@damianarvizu1095]

You haven’t partied till you join the great dwarven fondue feasts!

[@notreallydavid]

@@damianarvizu1095 foaming quart tankards of liquid cheese

[@1986fritzthecat]

that ram cavalry is awesome

[@Stixanimated2]

I love your videos so much, they’ve truly been the highlight of my pandemic. I don’t do tabletop gaming, but I have been keeping my sanity building miniatures/dioramas over the last year. Your videos are always fun to watch, informative and have sparked creativity in me, so thank you very much for making them.

[@jhanlon303]

Excellent project as always. Quick note from one of your Patrons: You need to update your essentials page with Shifting Lands USA. It is adding new tools and supplies all the time and shipping is domestic which saves me a bunch. I've had 3 or 4 shipments already and they are extremely quick to ship and respond to any problems or questions. Just a thought.

[@tablegoblin]

I really like how this turned out. It was a great concept and looks awesome.

[@triplet7788]

I was thinking of using wrapping for resin molds and also bunkers. Glad to see you do another dollar store challenge!

[@thomasgillett8102]

Awesome as always! As a newer joiner to the channel / Craft I’m really enjoying working my way through all the older videos too for inspiration...now I just need to find time/space to turn inspiration into results haha!

[@sindarpeacheyeisacommie8688]

Crucible. Foundry. Furnace. Mold. Cope and Drag. You might find it useful to take a peek at how metal casting is done to further your creative efforts.

[@butchersblade7068]

This blew my mind. The end result is incredible.

[@katmom49]

Reduce, reuse, recycle...you nailed it!

[@MarkSplatter]

"Ah the cheese mines of Babybel and the legendary dwarven tyromancy forges, claimed once again!"

[@NorthlightMiniatures]

Insane build my man! Loved everything about it, the design, the paint job, the setting, everything!

[@bearvassar6690]

Its artists like you that brought lotr to life i thankyou i wish Tolkien had 400 books devoted to this mystical, magicial world .please keep doing this

[@lindybeige]

So... they heat up a lot of metal in something above this container, then it pours down from that container into the upper one shown here... and then they pour the now-cooler metal out of that container into an identically-shaped lower one. If it solidifies there, that will be the end of the use of the dwarf statues. If it doesn't, then why didn't they just cut out the middle transfer container, or use its higher location to pour into moulds or the like? I think the cheese hypothesis is strong.

[@leewat3742]

I was a little surprised to see you here old chap. It made me think I haven't watched your channel for a while, so I'm heading there right now :)

[@ElvesofZion]

Very cool! Some dark bits of the metal cooling on the surface would help with the cheese look too.

[@2H80vids]

Great build!! I love this stuff, re-purposing things and using junk/cheap toys etc. The old cliché about only being limited by your imagination applies so well here and, with 𝑦𝑜𝑢𝑟 imagination, you have a distinct advantage.👍👌😁

[@rags1554]

awesome! love how you find toys for little kids and make them into an epic scene!

[@dreadsparkdesigns8354]

Brilliant use of the bubble packaging - Automatic thumbs up from me for recycling materials!

[@RaikouSonzai]

I paint minis and small portraits, and when I'm doing fire I've found it works best to start with a base of my dark red, and work my way up in brightness from there, with white in the middle. It looks much more hot and convincing as fire, and lets you cover the darker parts with the brighter instead of being careful not to add too much red. I don't know how well it would translate to airbrush and molten metal, but if that helps then cool beans.

[@jaredlasseter7364]

This is my favorite build so far

[@David-Drinks-Dusties]

This is such great inspiration. Now I want to build a foundry like this with a large dragon head behind it to melt the metal

[@josegasset6068]

That was a great project and video! It reminded me of your earlier work which got me into the channel in the first place. Using ordinary affordable material to make extraordinary gaming terrain and set pieces is very very cool, especially for the budget gamer who can’t afford or justify getting the upgraded crafting toys. Bravo! Keep these vids coming!

[@eichemachensachen]

These are your best videos. Creating something great out of simple material and being involved in the creation process. Great, keep it up!

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

A really good build. More of this, please. it is so fun to watch you use the basics and then stun us like this.

[@TheSeptua]

Swiss dwarfs enjoying a good raclette! 👍🏻

[@noneyadamnbusiness6891]

having worked in a steel mill. adding in black on top for slag and changing the bottom to mostly yellow would make it look more real. molten steel is very yellow and very glowing.

[@ThePopeSquad]

Something that would have helped the project tremendously would have been to build up around the trough the dwarves were pouring from to mask the blister-pack look would have been awesome. I think that's the biggest thing holding this build back from being fantastic! Really great build and use of materials.

[@masscollector4511]

Love your videos! Been watching them the past couple months and bought a bunch of tools from your essential equipment store links... Proxxon hotwire cutters, glue guns, blades, etc. etc. Currently working on dungeon titles that light up like your rune tile, but for “My First Castle Panic” game board! The shape will light up the certain colored shape. My Daughter is 4.5 years old, and we like playing that game. I also wanted to work on these with her to get interested in terrain building as a hobby we can do together for years to come! I have never played D&D, but hoping this is the first step into it. Thanks for all the inspiration and ideas!

[@glorfendell2967]

Love the dollar store builds. Great job

[@TheBuefurd]

Do another build with the same models - The DDPV, Double Dwarven Pole Vaulters. 1:59

[@notreallydavid]

It's probably on his short list.

[@xenoserum]

It works well and it an awesome idea to do large scale terrain bits.

[@1irishdragoon]

Thank you for your videos. By no means do I have the experience you do, but I've followed some of your tips and my quality gets alot of compliments when brought to the table. Again, thank you!

[@FamineStudios]

Simply Juice lids are great for so many things. I use them for sci-fi ports on dioramas and set building! Awesome to see them used here.

[@ThatGeekyMaker]

Wow! I play a dwarf in D&D and I love this one! Fantastic!!

[@arodreth]

Hey Jeremy! I have an idea that might interest you: in some combat rpg games they use a lot of procedurally generated dungeons, such as diablo 3. I am mentioning D3 because the procedurally generated dungeons are not so much of an "eyesore" but they're rather modular dungeons with incredibly varying terrain / obstacles etc. and theyre quite scenic. perhaps it can inspire some "new" modular dungeon tiles?

[@toddsteele5577]

Great Episode. Love the Dollar Store conversion theme. Thank You. Your standards are impressive!

[@TabletopWitchCRAFT]

Way to just go for it, and come up with something really cool... Nice work!

[@danielhenderson8000]

I am gonna move to Canada just so MY dollar stores can be as good as yours! MAN! Awesome haul, those dwarves are just fun finds and the build you did is great. Always fond of the dwarven stuff, makes my heart swell with pride. At least I hope it's pride. Rather excited to try out this 3D printing company here. I am ALL for custom minis. Luckily I have a friend I can prod to actually print stuff. lol

[@kayta84]

This is a fun build😊 I love the simplicity of it but it still have amazing impact

[@tabletoptrilobite9816]

Dwarves are the superior fantasy race and no one can convince me otherwise

[@duvanok3277]

Oh you mean an ACTUAL dwarven forge. Nice.

[@wonderwend1]

I do love watching you create like this. It's so organic and amazing. An the voiceover was much better 😘

[@TheAlienmorph]

Honestly... this just needed some extra minor work like some seamlines smoothing on the dwarfes and some minor detailing on the sticks and plastic containers to make them look less like what they were. For a quick craft, it really does look cool

[@russellperhamii2629]

OUTSTANDING! Really good build! Thanks!

[@caniero88]

Love me a dollar store challenge!

[@paulsavas2394]

Nice! Two of the Patreons I support working together!

[@jacobbalensiefer3846]

I love terrain that could also be a hazard for an encounter. I feel like that could be its own video, reusable dungeon hazards like spikey pillars or red barrels. Ever since I had goblins use a book self as a trap my players always try to weaponize the scatter terrain.

[@brianartillery]

Beautiful. Simple as that. 👍

[@salamanda550]

The music in the sponsor segment just...gave me flashes of High Rollers. Thank you, Stock Music People XD

[@Dyscrazia]

Really fun to see you go back to a quick Dollar Store build! great work!

[@elreydelosmandriles7539]

Nice piece! Dwarves Time!

[@jeffhreid]

Excellent project. Came out great

[@fafilingdo]

Another AWESOME build!!!!

[@jayjurcenko5669]

Great build, Dwarves ftw!

[@graefx]

I actually love those toys and now hate that I'll never find them lol. The heads actually remind me of the AoW sculpts. Can imagine a lot of great ways to utilize them. Not enough dwarf toys out there.

[@justonsvoid]

The Keebler elves gave us cookies... but the dwarves gave us HOT CHEETOS!