High Detail Resin Tiles for FROSTGRAVE - Part FOUR

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In this episode I complete the behemoth of a project that is my modular battle board tiles for Frostgrave!
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[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Was it worth it?

[@Gextroll]

i'd say so :) would love to see some pictures on Patreon of a shall we say "populated board" with houses and minis and the like on it!

[@Gextroll]

whenever your rescheduled session actually takes place ;)

[@DonaldPlummer]

I really enjoyed these 4 videos, and they're what got me interested in your channel. I appreciated the cost and time tally at the end. It looks amazing!

[@WilSisney]

This was amazing to watch, but I am so relieved that it is over! I've been so stressed on your behalf due to how frustrating some of the setbacks have been. But watching your logic in planning all the steps you took to get to the finish line - that has been amazing to see!

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

@@WilSisney The thing is a lot of those stresses and setbacks existed in many previous videos/projects, you just don't see them as much in the other video formats.....this project was particularly challenging though.

[@tzjoey]

Holy crap I want is to see it filled with mini's, builds, scatter, and terrain!

[@maxphobia]

word

[@3vil3lvis]

Long format short format, it matters not ...follow your passion and know that the integrity of that endevour will be enough.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

This is all I want

[@connorsutton8745]

I really like when you try stuff outside your comfort zone and demonstrate the trial and error process of an ambitious build. Gives the videos a "how to be a builder" feel, instead of just "how to build this thing".

[@thomast.8546]

I enjoyed this series. I don't think you should do videos like this all the time but going back and forth from quick build videos to a longer build series let's you do the following 1 - You get to go into more detail about certain things like how to use the proxxon more effectively. 2 - It let's you tie more things you do into one large build. 3 - Shows what goes into larger builds and how to deal with setbacks. 4 - It keeps me atleast wanting and waiting for the next video.( Even though I already do that but it makes it harder to say I'll watch the video later lol ).

[@Postmann88]

Nice, I said most of these things in my post. Wish i would have scrolled down. I could have saved time with just a like :P

[@thomast.8546]

I do that sometimes too.

[@Atsu333]

I think the format was pretty cool, I'd like to see more large projects like this once in a while, but I definitely get more use from the short videos.

[@canuckotter]

I'd agree with this assessment. It's been a really fun series to watch, very informative and inspiring... But for the most part, I'm likely to get more direct use out of the smaller projects. 🙂 Still nice to have the occasional reminder though of what's possible if I really wanted to dump a bunch of time into a big project

[@arnaudkalimsshar6298]

Agreed! From time to time long project is nice but 60hrs is not good for your mental health if you keep doing this. Small projects are good, you are good at it, and we are less frightened to try out. Anyway that Frostgrave project was really well done and enjoyable to watch. Hope we gonna see some picture or video of your next game with minis and terrain on it.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Oh there is no chance of this type of project becoming the normal. I just want to gauge if it's a nice change of pace every once in a while. For a long time I limited myself from doing complicated long builds because I was afraid it might not do well for videos to drag things over a few videos. It's just nice to know I can do it if I want to build a certain thing that will take longer.

[@arnaudkalimsshar6298]

@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Answer is yes, it worth it and your "VLOG" style is mastered. Thanks for your hard work... I have seen pictures of Frostgrave on that board, brilliant! do you plan to try a battlereport one day?

[@Blandco]

Black Magic Craft - *Looks at massive stack of styrofoam.* "That is a convenient amount of Styrofoam to purchase."

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Blandco I may have a problem

[@megatroymega]

Canadian man makes snowy cityscape. Should he just go outside? But seriously I want to see the buildings on it with some sweet dramatic voiceovers and the clash of battle!

[@PilgrimofMatter]

I was thinking something similar. You live in snowy, frosty Canada and you want to play a fantasy game set in a snowy, frosty world. I guess it works.

[@zephyrstrife4668]

@@PilgrimofMatter to him... it's not fantasy

[@WylochsArmory]

11:20 Must admit even I wasn't sure how you were gonna approach that, well done.

[@Bungwirez]

Indeed. proving his worth. good engineering makes/uses all her tools.

[@SessionZero]

What I like most is that when you mess up you leave it in the video and tell us about it, and talk about ways to fix it or get around it. I have messed up a LOT in crafting and given up on projects because of it. But seeing that someone who really knows what he's doing mess up reminds me that it's not the end of the world and I shouldn't give up! Thanks!

[@readinglennon8254]

The tiles came out amazing! EPS looks awesome. Also, today I cut up a bunch of bricks for my wizard tower by GUESSTIMATING the size! I felt like a total pro when it turned out to be the right measure 😁 So proud of myself right now. Your advice of just eyeing the lengths has really paid off

[@ethanbennett5030]

You should show us your first game of frostgrave

[@J012ol4N]

I liked the fact that you did a big multi episode build and experimented with different materials that what you usually show. What I didnt enjoy so much was that it kinda lead you to a burn out and it didnt look like you enjoyed making these videos. Still learned a lot with the series and I look forward to the next project. Ceers!

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

J012ol4N I enjoyed making these videos more than any other I’ve ever done. Part of the shift was to make editing fun again, which these did.....the burnout was simply on the project, not the videos.

[@jeffhildenbrand9796]

So same style but a shorter project to avoid the burnout? I agree I liked the format.

[@BTolputt]

This was VERY well worth watching. These four episodes are probably in my top ten favourite videos from you easily. In addition to the crafting details, it was good to hear about the amount of time & money it took. Both to give tabletop scenery sales some context on parts/labour AND to help plan on whether it's worth it to us crafters doing it ourselves.

[@toniolagrenouille6263]

I enjoyed very much this 4 parts format, awaiting each week the next step of your massive build. You went though like the professional you are and showed all you talent. You can be proud of the result! love It!

[@Malgor00]

You are gloriously insane! Thank you. Between you and Wyloch, I have decided to start making terrain of my own.

[@beeezlebub]

I really want to see this with your terrain covering it!!!

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

My terrain isn’t nice enough for this board! Gotta build new stuff. 😂

[@beeezlebub]

🤣 I can't wait. We've been playing frostgrave on my post-apocalyptic terrain and all I can think is how I need build some snow covered ruins. Been checking out lots of multiplayer map tactics and how to incorporate a really strategic approach to the process for frostgrave. It's incredibly addicting and I see this game being around for a long time in my group.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

I’m pretty sure I’ll build a bunch of bigger ruins for Frostgrave and as much as it will be a bummer during Frostgrave, I probably won’t snow flick the terrain. Gotta keep things multifunction.

[@beeezlebub]

I'm thinking the same thing. I'm also excited to see what kind of treasure tokens you come up with. I have a feeling you will do something awesome! 🍻

[@naamahdarling]

I figure a year+ out there's not much chance of you seeing this, but I really appreciate that you show your mistakes and false starts, and I really appreciate your attitude of "that didn't work, let's fix it and try again." Like, even when you're visibly tired and frustrated. SEEING a very competent person both screw up and keep going is honestly so encouraging to newer crafters. You make all this seem possible by, ironically, not always getting it right first try. Thanks for showing that. Really appreciate it. I'm starting my first project this weekend!

[@cartoon80s90s]

Well done. It looks really good. Thanks for mentioning the cost, if only to show that it was not forbidding. As for the video format, I found it very enjoyable. I think for big projects this approach works better than a regular tutorial with lots of editing.

[@MicenFarock]

I like both formats. This one gave insight into you as a crafter/creator which is some of the appeal to me as someone who enjoys sitting down and watching a personality over the internet. However, your short form voice over tutorials are great since I have sat down and started crafting myself. Those offer quick insight into your process and method and I find after watching I can scrub through to get to the parts I need when I need it. I know I would watch a vlog channel for short daily/every other day updates/outtakes/game talk.

[@kathartog3227]

I loved seeing you go in-depth on a longer project, especially with new materials and all the problems you had to solve in creative ways. But I also love the shorter builds. Always happy to see what you're making

[@manuelurdaneta8649]

I really admire his dedication, his skills, his diction (for me I have Spanish as my first language), his filming and editing of the videos. In short EVERYTHING.

[@savvas_tsigou]

I really hope the next episode is some sort of building. I like when you make bridges, towers, mausoleums, farmhouses and what not, they are my favs!

[@bonniehollingsworth1996]

I do like this video style. It’s more like realistic discovery that every creator goes through. If something doesn’t work - the lesson is just as helpful. The parts of your board that had to be redone or completely reinvented were honestly more encouraging than you might think. New materials, new techniques, new template ideas all have to gel to get the product just right. It was worth the time and experimentation.

[@sgtporkchops6830]

What a tremendous amount of work, annnnd absolutely worth it! Well done sir. Ty for taking all of the time to edit and show us the process.

[@geumlazar5101]

I think it was. I also liked that you changed everything up. Dont feel tied down to one technique or game. Venture out and show us awesome stuff. Think that's why I started watching you. You offered different options on some of the same old stuff.

[@qualkenlightsun2454]

Enjoyed every minute of this build. Thanks for your time!

[@nezkithkertyl7808]

I personally like the multi-video builds. It gives us more content from you and allows you to take your time instead of rushing to get a project done. Well done and can't wait to see what you come up with next!

[@terrainaholic]

ABSOLUTLY AMAZING!!!!!!!! I love seeing a fellow crafter in their element and the well deserved final result!!!!!! I use to do full table builds and still do I just don't video them any more. Its neat to see the journey:)!!!!!!

[@Fagerlund_]

I think this was an awesome project to follow. It's always great to see what you can accomplish with a variety of different techniques and materials, I like that you change it up. And that goes for the amount of time spent as well, with longer projects you can do some really epic things which also keeps stuff fresh. Personally I enjoy watching people craft things they're passionate about because the end results look so good, even when it's something I'll probably never have time to do myself - like this table. It's still nice to see how to go about it, and possibly break it down to projects I myself will be able to do. Keep up the good work man! Hope to see some pictures, or maybe even a "mood" video, showing this table ready to play a game though! :)

[@Bobdd0]

The jigs were such a good idea! Asked for customization while making sure the sides aligned! A really cool balance of time saving, creativity, and problem solving. This was WORTH it!

[@Clidefride007]

Loved it! It was a great set of videos. Please show us a game layout with buildings added. Also, if you have time with all the other great content you are doing a frost grave battle report would be awesome.

[@james1214]

Sooooooo doooooope. Seriously killer work. Love the big build, love the short form videos, pretty much all ya do. Thanks for the entertainment and information.

[@TheCrazySnowMan1717]

I really enjoy your build videos, watching you gives me a lot of inspiration for my own builds! I enjoyed the large build over a few weeks gave me something to look forward to watching every week.

[@unhiro7]

This series was great. It gave a realistic feel of diving into a bigger project, as well as the problem solving you had to do along the way. I do agree that still having the short dive projects as well would provide a welcome diversity.

[@52Miniatures]

Very much appreciated the longer format. Getting to see the use of several different materials / techniques in the same project is great. Also the v-log format gives a greater understanding to how you work / plan your build and what 60h actually entails. Thanks for sharing this project!

[@bumblekatz]

To be honest, I really enjoy both styles of filming. Having more vlog-style tutorials could be fun to watch.

[@LawLuD]

I like multiple part builds, as long as they're not going on for several months and you never see the end of it. This one was perfect and i hope to see more multi part series from you in the future.

[@mikegilbert6329]

I actually enjoy both formats, the voice over for simpler, one off projects and the longer blog style for more complex projects. If what you are doing is interesting and engaging, do what you do, we will watch

[@shaynecoke1324]

I stumbled on to your channel completely on my own. I've never been a hobby builder. But following your channel I am seriously contemplating for the three systems I use. For this series of Frost Grave, the blog style works. Very well. Your shorter builds for scatter as an example helped a noob like me keep up. Thank you Jeremy for Black Magic Craft.

[@lesliehackbarth6435]

I loved this series. Seeing the steps you take to plan out a larger project is helpful and inspiring. Thank you, also, for pointing out the face mask while working with the plaster. Many don't know how important this is.

[@ImperialKneazle]

Fascinating to watch you build the whole set from scratch. It was brilliant to see how a larger project was created - with almost the same level of detail you would use in a much smaller sculpt. Thank you for sharing, and showing how you went about producing your massive board.

[@bravo320zf]

Man that board looks good and you have given me the courage to try resin casting myself soon. Looking to make conversion bits for my wargaming mini's. Thank you for all you do I never miss a video. People like you really make KZbin a amazing place.

[@rctrucktalk1149]

I really liked this series, shows the issues we all face when trying to build modular, so more complex than a simple tile diadrama.

[@Terabiel]

There's absolutely no way I'd do this, but wow it was a ride watching you do it.

[@jiraiyawhitney7803]

when you started talking about the price, i was genuinely surprised it wasn't higher. Plus, only 60 hours of work were needed to make something that fantastic. Seriously, jaw droppingly amazing.

[@r1verstream]

Also great you show your mistakes and how to deal with those as you try new things. Makes it less scary for other people to try stuff as well without it having to be perfect on the first try. Its okay to make mistakes, you'll learn more from those than you do from happy accidents.

[@matthiassmedlarsen3676]

I don't mind longer video series like this. The skills you used, as well as the problems you encountered and solved, are transferable to other projects. Obviously one-video projects can do that as well, but a larger series gives you more time to go in-depth with what you're doing. Like others in the comments section, I think a mix of both video types is great.

[@gittawynant157]

So I think the vlog style was very nice. If the multi vlog style means you can do crazy big projects like this, I'd definitely keep watching! Your building videos are my absolute favourite thing on KZbin. Thanks for sharing!

[@ultimateogre]

Huge builds like this almost require it to be split into four pieces. I think it was awesome to see all the little things that went into it. It didn't feel rushed and since it wasn't one huge video, and was easy to sit through. (not saying I don't REGULARLY watch hours worth of BMC in a day... because I do). I love your stuff, man. Before going back to school your channel inspired me. I think it was either the shoutout Drunkens and Dragons (now Runehammer) gave you or the boat build (which was AMAZING) that totally got me into building everything for my d and d games. Keep it up, bud. Great work.

[@Fox01313]

Great work! I definitely prefer the vlog format to see a bit of the extra time & lessons learned vs seeing a simple 5 minute summary video. Amazing job on this & glad to see you kept it so modular to reuse a lot of it for other things instead of a better looking build that is more limited on the table.

[@ethanedwards7834]

I actually really enjoyed the vlog style format.

[@spidey10to1]

I enjoyed watching your journey in building this table. It turned out fantastic. You are a master craftsman when it comes to video builds. Thank you for all you do.

[@bettsdn]

LOVED this series. It would be great to see more long builds. I like the short form too! In the long run, mixing it up is probably best.

[@kevinhendriksjeuh]

I really prefer these videos! Anything from 10-20 minutes is great to watch. Man o man you are a dedicated man :)

[@SOTMead]

I'm still at the 100% information absorption level, so whatever you decide to do is fine by me. It is nice to see 'big' projects from time to time and seeing solutions to problems like 'how to make modular pieces line up' is always a bonus. Well done.

[@brandstaff2]

I second Brian Holland's comments below. I believe its very helpful to show that getting a great product is often trial and error ( another factor in the cost of premade terrain) and making mistakes are what grant you the experience for future builds. I support the concept of mixed projects, both larger and smaller to give the depth to anyone's terrain inventory. Modular pieces are invaluable, as well as unique pieces and part of what makes them look so great is having an amazing foundation to set them on, like this (Brrrr!) great snow board set. I encourage you to continue with the 'worts and all' approach and thank you for sharing your experience and learning with us. Cheers

[@MarshalltheMarshtompOfficial]

My mind cannot come up with the ideas you pull off masterfully! Making a jig to have everything cut at similar slope is amazing. Nice work! Now, I need to get into Frostgrave.

[@teritras41]

I really liked the honnesty and transparency you had through this project! It helps us realise the reality that is building something this big ! Now have fun with the next project man !

[@PilgrimofMatter]

I can't wait to see Jeremy's Frostgrave-themed buildings on these pavers! :)

[@grandmasterhsu]

I thought this was super cool series to watch. seeing the table come together and how you went about solving the challenges. Definitely worth it.

[@r1verstream]

Just binged trough all four episodes of the frostgrave tiles. Great work, nice video's and pleasant tone. I like the fact you have split it into several videos each with their own focus.

[@daxthedestroyer9061]

I really had doubts about the effort vs the value on this project, but seeing the final result is amazing and seems well worth the effort. Well done sir, that is a wonderful Frostgrave table, and modular to boot!

[@deathula1]

This is EXACTLY the help I needed to help me go mentally prep for my arctic display board.

[@jordanbeard6687]

This has been an awesome series!

[@sadville13]

Thank you for sacrificing your time for us all. It really helps people out to see issues they may come across and figure out solutions. :) Also that Greenstuffworld snow is my favourite snow so far! It's amazing.

[@Postmann88]

"Lets talk about the elephant in the room" -me, Yeah Where in the world are you going to store all... "How much did it cost?" -me, ohh yeah I guess I'm curious about that too. As far as the video goes and how I like it; I thought all in all it was great. It was a lot of fun watching you work your way through a large project and displaying the successes and pitfalls along the way. I had no problem with the longer form or multi part nature of the series, and the final project looked fantastic. Things I would like to see done differently or recommendations for long form videos like this in the future: -Frustration: It was very clear that there was a time constraint on this project, and that the amount of time it was taking was frustrating you a bit. I recommend taking a project like this and really taking some time and spreading it out. With one video a week working on a large project like this you could really get into it, and It would provide loads of content. (3-6 months) -Techniques: I would love to see you take your time and dive deeper into more of the techniques you use. For instance, in this video (pro) You spent a couple min explaining why you cut the Expanded foam right side up, and not upside down on the proxxon, and why you could not use a knife for the technique. (con) You glossed over the box jig and why it was necessary or how/why it works? - Trial and error: I spend a lot of my time trying something, finding out it doesn't work, and then trying it a different way. I'm sure most of us do including yourself. In a long form series like this, I would enjoy watching as you go down a less optimal path, and then finding out why it doesn't work, and your thought process as to how to improve. -Product description: I know you come from a building background, but for me I feel like you glossed over the joint compounds and finishing compounds you were using. Would have loved to hear more. Lumped into this one, I would have liked to see a dummy black colored board used for the different snow textures. I was really interested in that as it relates to a project I'm currently working on. It was kinda washed out with the white on white. Hope you don't see the above as a negative. It's quite the opposite. I would love to see a deeper dive into SOME of your projects. Would make for a great series I think. Keep on crafting bud, and stay warm up there.

[@misserika26]

GAH! Cancelled game nights are the worst! It looks fantastic though. I appreciate your honesty and thoroughness in your videos, as well as the fact that you include the moments where you mess up. Seeing how you course correct is valuable to those of us who are just beginning. Thank you!

[@markevens]

I dug the long form. I wouldn't want all your videos to be long for projects, but it's cool to have one every once in awhile.

[@zephyrstrife4668]

This... is an absolutely wonderful modular setup for miniature games. It can be used to simulate any kind of winter-ish terrain and can be used for all kinds of tabletop games if you choose. The smaller sections can be used in D&D for large rooms or even as the basis for an RP encounter in a town while expanding it out can cover from a skirmish in a wargame to practically apocalypse-level play for games like WH40k. While I love seeing projects and the methods used to complete them, I also know it's good to have stuff that can be completed... relatively quickly. A mash up of bigger projects and many smaller ones seems like a great idea because I know that seeing such a big project can feel a bit daunting to people who've never tried to do it before. It takes great innovators like yourself to make that less-trodden path more well-known.

[@notjux]

All I could think about while watching this series was how hard it would be to shovel the snow off of those uneven stone tiles. The city planners in the world of Frostgrave really didn't think it through. Awesome series!

[@AHRavnsborg]

I really enjoyed this, Jeremy. Just letting you know. Keep up the great work. You recently inspired me to create a kill team board, pics will be posted within a few days in the table top crafters guild facebook group, if you were to be interested.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Tag me when you post

[@hypersapien]

Re: What did I think of this episode... I enjoyed it. Frankly I think the most important thing in your videos is your enthusiasm. If you're excited about making a craft, I'll be excited to watch it. That said, my favorite of your videos in recent history is the Hag's Hut.

[@iangoodman7395]

I have no interest in war gaming, but I find your videos fascinating and very entertaining. I always look forward to the next one. Please keep up your fantastic work as you must be a true inspiration to war gamers and model makers all over the world. Thank you

[@davidrickey8841]

I definitely enjoyed the series. I also like the voice-during instead of the voice-over. Talking during the build just seems more personal and engages me in the videos more. I'm super interested in the board you've got there, because it could just as easily be used in normal tabletop gaming sessions.

[@twafer1226]

I loved this series! The longer format was nice but I also love the speed builds and shorter format as well. All in all I just really enjoy your content!

[@TheKrakenfist]

This series was awesome. It inspired me to get started on my own board to finally put something nice under my wyrdscapes buildings.

[@fargrim517]

Yet again sir, you have knocked another one out of the ball park!! Great follow through..

[@SonySteals]

Best byfar and I have seen a few. Love how natural you’ve been in this series, how engaged you seemed and how interesting and educational it was. There are things I like about your channel / style and some that I don’t, but this was a blast to participate in.

[@bstgming644]

I wanna have this thing too, I love the pattern of the stone ground and think a gaming table with the black outside without snow would look so luxury too

[@joekulesza7670]

Few things. 1. per section/whole project, totally worth it. It would cost soooooo much more to buy these premade. 2. I built a massive tavern for D&D per the DM request finished it the day we're supposed to meet up and SNOW canceled us. So I feel your pain. 3. It looks phenomenal and can't wait to use some of those techniques in my next craft.

[@AmKhaibitu]

Honestly, with some of the plastic board tile pieces out there, I think you ended up with something better and more useful for years to come.

[@marykayryan7891]

I don't build gaming things. I am a dollhouse person. But I always learn a lot by watching what you do. For instance, I could use the snow hill techniques to build seasonal scenery for my dollhouse surround. Also I have changed how I do fireplaces entirely based on watching you work with XPS foam. And now the ones I make are not nearly so heavy, thus lightening up the overall weight of a dollhouse. And I may even try silicone molds and resin at some point. (I am circling that issue still.) I really like watching an entire in depth difficult project like this for a number of reasons. For one thing, I usually have no idea how long others take to do things, so I always think I am very slow. (But not really, apparently. It just takes that long.) I also like seeing where things went wrong and how you corrected them. Very useful for us to avoid those mistakes, but also again, good to see that things do not always work out immediately for other hobbyists either. Finally, I just really like watching people work. And I like that you tell us when you are tired, frustrated, bored etc. All very human and again, something I can empathize with. Thanks for sticking with this long project for us.

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

That's great! I love hearing people finding help in my videos for other things....doll houses, dioramas, fairy gardens, etc. It's great how much of the techniques overlaps between hobbies. Thanks for watching and for the feedback.

[@garettvernon339]

I like both video formats, and its good to mix up large projects and small ones. So keep doing what inspires you, it's fun to watch either way. I really appreciate that you keep to your schedule! I woke up poured my coffee and was like, "It's Friday time for some BMC before work!!"

[@sethhanson5771]

I REALLY enjoyed watching this series, I think it would great if you did a larger project like this every 3 months or so. I would have liked to have seen a wide angle shot of the entire board and some examples of different configurations. Also an example setup with buildings, miniatures, etc to really motivate me. Not that I really need a lot of help with something like this. Job well done sir!

[@timberwerewolf]

It looks awesome, definitely worth the time and effort!

[@johneberts2918]

Having watched the whole series I'm really impressed you can apply what you did to all kinds of gaming and diorama making its really a great job well worth the time and effort you put into it

[@BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Hey man, just wanted to say thanks for watching and commenting on so many old videos lately. While I don’t have time to respond to most comments I wanted to say I do see and appreciate them all. Cheers!

[@geeboon669]

That song that you played at 10:46 to around 11:50 was awesome, and so was this video. Love your work BMC!

[@hypersapien]

The music in this episode made me feel like dancin'!

[@bobdow3847]

Was worth watching this just for the tip on the cutting foam on the wire cutter.... great tips. Enjoyed all 4 vids - thanks 👍

[@knghtbrd]

That snow looks so freaking cool Jeremy, I'm impressed. I now want to do some snow on something!

[@zephyrstrife4668]

One of the really cool things you could do with this modular terrain too, is having a big ol' snowhill in the middle of the cobblestones. Since you have approximately six transition pieces, if you did a 5x3 battle grid with the setup of Cobble, transition, snow, transition, cobble... it would be a cool snow-hill that the different sides are fighting over rather than a basin that you currently have it set up as. :D

[@RedstoneClockworker]

Inspired me to make some of my own tiles

[@TheOGBambussa]

Turned out great. I really liked the molding and casting stuff. Silicon and resin are great to watch.

[@amdnable]

You sir just made the best miniature road (if you only use your transition tiles against each other). Excited for the Paris-Roubaix cycling D&D encounter!

[@kaneblaireau4864]

This was a great series! Greatly enjoyed it. While I wouldn't want to see this as the standard format, a couple of mega builds like this per year would be fun!

[@onewaytosavetheday]

That board is MASSIVE. Well done.

[@patrickdalessandro8967]

Loved the longer videos for a giant project. I just recently got into crafting with foam because of your videos and now I'm very interested in resin!

[@pictsyart]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video series and style, but I am looking forward to you returning to smaller projects and the tutorial style. Ultimately I watch your videos for your enthusiasm in sharing your ideas, techniques and discoveries. I really like the tile set as well. Hope to see it in a video all set up with the additional terrain pieces.

[@flamingtunapictures]

It was a bit long, but I enjoyed most of it. Narrative can get a little long-winded sometimes, but it's still relevant information. I usually watch these videos on x2 speed. All that being said, these videos have inspired me to start repainting toys and similar things. I've only done a couple so far, but I hope to do more in the future! Love the channel's content.