How to Make a Miniature Cart - Scatter Terrain Speed Build

[@ScatterCraft]

How do you like the new camera footage vs the older footage?

[@designatedcrafter]

Overall very good, although it did lose some focus occasionally.

[@twoheadedboypt2]

Thanks, I was racking my mind trying to figure out how to make wagon wheels without spending $20 on a few premade ones.

[@yehoshuafriedman4687]

I love how your style of crafting is not too simple, but not too complicated. I think more channels need to dial back a little and be a bit more like yours.

[@add2ndedition663]

Killer build might be also great for the opening encounter for "The Lost Mine of Phandelver".

[@Sirius1066]

Love the wheel design I was stressing about this as I have to make a bunch for a large project. Thanks man.

[@Monkeyshaman]

Damn you algorithm!

[@janetcameron4652]

Thanks.

[@racspartan1]

Nice 👍

[@littlehouse4648]

Wow, that's a nice miniature I watched the video too well We are good friends I'll play often

[@alexmol77]

Nice,I am your new fan

[@designatedcrafter]

Would love to see how you make some scatter pieces like the barrels, etc.

[@ScatterCraft]

The barrels are wooden barrels I got at hobby lobby for under $3.00 for 8 or 10 of them. They are awesome

[@designatedcrafter]

@@ScatterCraft Ahh, right. We can't get those in Australia unfortunately (not that I have found anyway).

[@Pintroll300]

A great little build! I recommended this vid to a friend of mine a week back and when i was talking to him yesterday he showed me a few he’d built using this as a guide - some of them had two wheels, some had four (one that he’d stretched out had six wheels; he joked it was gonna be a stretch limo for a gnome kingpin he was planning to use in a session later this week), and i noticed that some of his wagons used buttons for wheels, which i thought was a pretty crafty alternative!

[@christophermurray9777]

Nice upgrade on the camera. I was just sitting down to look for some wagon ideas and low and behold your video was the first in my KZbin suggestions. Great build.

[@BudgetSceneryWorkshop]

Literally just finished up making a little cart for a stable I'm working on Haha. Great job, looks cool.

[@chorafae]

Nice

[@MarcinHumbla]

You made a lot of fantastic stuff, but this cart is one of the best things you made :)

[@kwiatkowskimike7124]

Loving the videos ..Keep up the awesome work. Look forward to the next one

[@johnleach8553]

Love the wheels,, !

[@nialljones4800]

fantastic build

[@johnleach8553]

Great video. Another hit out of the park. Congratulations on the 1000 mark.

[@echodelta2426]

Great cart. Nice idea for the hay. Congrats on your new camera.

[@jerramiemiller]

Good vid dude!! Do you, or have you done anything post apocalypse?

[@ScatterCraft]

Not yet. Have done a few Warhammer builds and plan to make some videos like that down the rode

[@necrossillith1268]

Love it overall. One tiny detail is bugging me to death though. The wheels should have been center of the load to balance the weight. I know it's minor but when you stuck the barrels in there my first thought was "he's never going to able to lift that." Sorry it looks great and I don't mean to pick it's just hard for me to see glaring physics problems.

[@svengro5019]

Audio is a bit one sided. other than that nice build.

[@patrickmasse7159]

Why always using Mod Podge with black. For Wood brown could be ok ?

[@T1p2]

Mod podge seals the craft and gives a nice base for the paint to adhere to. The black paint mixed in allows you to see where you have applied the mod podge and also provides a nice, general base coat for most things - lending depth and shadow to the piece and overall lending a darker, more aged or weathered tone to the piece. You can, of course, use different colors as a base coat instead of black (light blue for ice, as an example), so feel free to mix and match and experiment to see what works for you.

[@patrickmasse7159]

T1p2 : thank you very much for all thèse explanations

[@jeremiahbachmann3901]

Any tips on making foam lumber without using a hot wire cutter? Whenever I try, they always vary too much in thickness/size. It's fine, but it isn't the most efficient way to do it by hand. There has to be another way!!!

[@ScatterCraft]

I started by using dollar store foam core but if you want a little thinner you can get foam plates and cut the flat bottoms out and use for lumber. That works well too.

[@kwiatkowskimike7124]

I only really have cheap tools so what ever you can do without a proxxon would be appreciated

[@ScatterCraft]

I understand in any of these cuts can be done with a knife. I ended up buying naproxen just because it was much more pleasure to use and would get me into crafting more

[@cjh7234]

Im new to this ,why do you put dish soap in it when makin a wash?

[@ScatterCraft]

They say it works as a flow aid to help it get in the details better. I cannot prove this though I just do it because I’m susceptible to peer pressure. 😂

[@cjh7234]

@@ScatterCraft lmao respect your honestly brother ,thank you ill give it a try for sure! Also great work i found your video few days ago and subbed ,just been bin watching to get some new skills.

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

What is the pink stuff you did the boards with? you got a really nice, in scale wood effect on that! Oh yes that came out really nice, the hay looks great and so do the barrels...worth a sub and a like...us miniature fans should stick together even though your stuff is quite a bit smaller than what I am trying to do!

[@ScatterCraft]

Owens Corning foamular xps foam insulation. Thanks for watching!

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

@@ScatterCraft Why thank you...that was fast and you got a new sub!

[@thecraftingbrothers9448]

great scatter terrain. I just found your channel, subbed! Curious... How were you able to grow so quickly? I am have a harder time. Thanks

[@ScatterCraft]

Hey thanks. A couple things I try to do is a cross post whenever I have a new video on Reddit, Facebook groups and others. I also spend a lot of time editing to try to make the videos as concise as possible. I listen to every sentence I say and look at every bit of video footage and if I can’t think of a reason that scene is there I will delete it. I typically take more time editing than doing the actual build. I’ve also had times where I’ve completely scrapped videos because I didn’t think it was good enough for the audience. I also keyword research a lot for my titles. Most of my videos rank really high because I tailor the keyword titles to what people are searching. Hope that helps reach out if you have other questions. Thanks

[@FreeRangeDice]

Why use foam if you have the hobby wood? It seems like a unnecessary step to make the foam look like wood when you have the materials for actual wood slats. Just curious, not a criticism.

[@ScatterCraft]

The problem with hobby wood is you have to make it look like wood also and it’s a lot harder to do. You can’t see the grain. Also the foam is a pleasure to work.

[@TioMostFrio]

I am a new sub. I really like your videos but the audio needs some help. This whole video was mixed almost entirely to the left and it was a bit loud at times (foam core scraping was a good example). I do not mean to be hard on you but your videos are like a 7/10 right now (as is) and I think with a few minor fixes it could easily be a 9. I recommend editing with headphones before you upload. Your work is a testament to your channel growth and I’m excited to see what you do next.

[@trystinsmith6690]

Why the dish soap?

[@ScatterCraft]

They say it helps the paint flow better. Most quality store bought washes will have some sort of flow aid mixed in.