Easy Frostgrave Terrain (with SNACKS!!!)

[@Jim-yk9if]

Excellent tutorial and idea!

[@crimsonchapperling]

Thank you, hope you can find use from it!

[@edevans5991]

I found that clumping kitty litter does an excellent job of texturing the edges of ruins. It's also quite strong using just pva/elmers.

[@KenOfthewest]

Really interesting technique, will be copying this, but with an English snack box! Keep up the good work Sir! Subscribed!

[@pezpengy9308]

thumbs up just for the added novelty of the snacks. well done.

[@powersave2]

Nice and simple. Well done

[@crimsonchapperling]

Much Appreciated!

[@Sanguivore]

Fantastic video, my friend! Love your style; reminds me of a more old-school KZbin video (in a good way) with some modern touches.

[@lexkooby]

Thank you for making such a simple, informative video - I am new to crafting terrain and this is probably the most to the point, informative useful video I have seen - Subscribed!

[@crimsonchapperling]

Happy to hear, I would like to keep them coming in the future!

[@benjamincrellin4164]

Legend. Adventures on a budget. So timely. Your work is needed sir!

[@jonnze8949]

I like your choice of music. The - in a positive way - slightly awkward pauses around the cuts too. Excellent builds - definitely like to see more. Absolutely dislike the imperial system - because I'm european. Nothing I would ask you to change though. In change I refuse to measure anything in mayonaise buckets until I die. Thats not negotiable. I hope you don't mind. I kinda expected the video to be about terrain pieces you could store and take snacks from during a play session. Not sure why - maybe because my german brain mixed something up. But the idea is hilarious. (In case someone picks this idea up : please think about a terrain piece that can keep mayonaise as a dip - the base shape for that might be a mayonaise bucket for example - youre welcome) Also...first subscriber: me! : >

[@manjr]

Solid system - I like how they stack nicely.

[@jacobhope6164]

Those look great man! Thanks for sharing.

[@brunoprosaiko5542]

Very cool and simple to do. Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

[@benweinberg3819]

Great basis for a modular wall system using magnets like RP Archive. Also the tetris method of building walls is ingenious!

[@crimsonchapperling]

I always struggled making more natural looking structures so the Tetris method was a real break though for me

[@blueberrycheesecakesupremo7947]

For what it is they look excellent man.

[@40kwarriortuber92]

Dude, thats awesome. Been slowly getting back into terrain building and this really helps inspire. Thank you for the video! Not really a cheeseit fan btw, im more for shrimp crackers or doreitos lol.

[@DannyOfOurTime]

Dude this is so badass! We’ll done!

[@scathezombiestu]

Dude, these are great. Last year I decided to get back into wargaming after 20+ years and thought Warcry would be a great start. I bought two of the different core set boxes, essentially JUST for the terrain as I dislike modern GW miniatures and I was already able to find the rules online. I wish I had seen a video like this as it would of saved me a lot of money! This hobby can get expensive really quickly and this terrain looks just as good as the Warcry starter terrain.

[@JMcMillen]

Usually when the Warcry boxes were released, there are people on Ebay that will break them up into parts. Usually they divide it up into the two war bands (+cards), the terrain, and finally the books. I've been able to buy the terrain and books from a couple of them and saved quite a bit as I wasn't interested in either warband.

[@scathezombiestu]

@@JMcMillen Yeah, that's exactly what I did with my unwanted models; bought the box and flipped them on eBay. But to be honest, I prefer the look of your terrain over the official GW stuff.

[@crimsonchapperling]

I think mixing in the super high detail GW terrain with these more basic structures would make a totally awesome looking board.

[@mariob3891]

Complimenti davvero molto belli!

[@JCinLapel]

They look great

[@patrickzepf1658]

this is actually good. thanks

[@crimsonchapperling]

Thank you!, plus I mean... who doesn't like snacks?

[@CatboyAesthetic]

I was so impressed the whole time, that's so creative!! Great job on the editing and the explanation. The only critique I have is that you continuously mention that you don't like thinking, and then show off how you've put in the forethought to make molds or thought up a system to assemble your pieces. I do believe that's thinking! And not just thinking, but thinking AHEAD!! As for cheez-its flavour, I'm from europe, so I've never had a cheez-it in my life. I do like cashews, though.

[@crimsonchapperling]

No Cheez-its? that's not a way to live lol

[@davidtrudell8304]

Very impressive

[@JevousGaming]

Fantastic!

[@crimsonchapperling]

Appreciated!

[@magnomkarts]

Muito bom parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾 abraço do Brasil

[@BeautifulBookWyrm]

Nice!

[@skiphoffenflaven8004]

Wicked

[@lilcwa]

Fun fact: The paper on BLACK Readi-Board foam core from Dollar Tree is stuck on a lot harder than the paper on the WHITE foam core; don’t ask me why, but it’s a true thing…

[@crimsonchapperling]

Not gonna lie, makes me feel a bit vindicated.

[@JMcMillen]

One very important thing, DO NOT use spray can primer on foam. The chemicals in it melt foam. Admittedly, if you are careful it can be a useful trick for making an irregular or melted area, but not a good way to prime foam.

[@scathezombiestu]

Yeah, I utilise this trick to add extra texture to my foam pieces!

[@simonpaton2571]

Use Mod Podge.. as primer

[@bivibuddydan]

Thanks for doing this video but l can't quite always see exactly what you are doing. Respect thou. Dan

[@crimsonchapperling]

Sorry about that, Trying to be a better video maker with each release!

[@-RTC-]

I was going to make these but all I have is a box of Cheese Nips..

[@crimsonchapperling]

Well that just wont do at all lol

[@JCinLapel]

LOL you kinda scared me a minute with all the cheesits with talk because I know some people who use dried parsley for flocking. he is not going to use cheesits as the grid blocks lol just that you would find it funny

[@crimsonchapperling]

That idea scares me... I am sickend but curious at the prospect

[@JCinLapel]

@@crimsonchapperling LOL

[@edevans5991]

I was thinking "those are kind of large and regular for stone texture, let's see how this turns out. " haha

[@stumcplop9233]

Nice!