I Made A Sci-fi Wizard's Tower for Warhammer 40.000

Hi friends! In this video I show you how I made a psyker's tower out of a Pringles can. If you don't know already, psykers are in essence the wizards and sorcerers of Warhammer 40K. That thought gave me the idea of making the sci-fi equivalent of a wizards tower.
This project was part of a challenge over on the Discord channel. I really didn't plan on making it as elaborate as it ended up being. But that's how things seem to go. :-)
There was a hint of inspiration drawn from Necromunda, though believe psykers are called wyrds in that game, but also I also had the vibe of Mordheim in the back of my head.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy the video!
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[@j453]

Once you pop, you can't stop.

[@Duppyman695]

The Enchanters house. "Iam an Enchanter, there are some who call me Tim"

[@SlabBulkhead]

I need a bridge for my house where I can yell at people to go away.

[@robertpayjack90]

More videos -please your an artist!

[@j453]

You should consider getting into one of the story telling communities, you have a relaxing voice.

[@thecultofcrafting]

Thanks! 🙂 That sounds interesting. I never considered that. Any suggestions where to look?

[@Luckystarmtg]

You rock! SPACE WIZARD TOWER!!!

[@URGATRIPEYE]

Pringles without beer, you're monster

[@thecultofcrafting]

😂🍻

[@URGATRIPEYE]

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[@Electro_Dust_Bunny]

I love your style of video great job

[@cggentry]

As an actual industrial engineer and former structural steel inspector, you explaining the difference between W/H (wide-flange) and I beams really put a smile on my face. Structurally, they're quite similar, but I beams shine as horizontal members installed at higher elevations of a structure due to lighter weight. Vertical members are almost always W/H, because of the flat edges on the flange, but W/H aren't exclusively vertical members. Also, if you're in a pinch for small rod (your hinges and handles) the shaft from cotton swabs works quite well. Plus you can get a little extra use out of the swabs you're probably already using.

[@cmiguel1321]

Awesome 👍 🎉 very much inspired and looking foward to pringles in my future

[@deathchace572]

Woo reupload!

[@thecultofcrafting]

Yeah, that first one was an audio test, that shouldn't have been published, but I made an oopsie there. 😁 Sorry about that.

[@deathchace572]

@@thecultofcrafting when I saw it originally uploaded I was happily surprised! Like a secret upload!

[@WulvenKraft]

N O I C E

[@metalman895]

Oh man those panels are so good! I need to try that technique. And the chipping looks so crisp!

[@garybuettner7920]

Very cool. That turned out great.

[@cerisekappes580]

Looks awesome!!!

[@ornfreetaa2887]

Great piece! Very grimdark. Tons of great techniques to try out, on my own.

[@metajock]

Nice!!! I like how you kept the top part separate so you can use them for other buildings. Well done.

[@jackcleveland1175]

Nice build! and great painting technique. Just subscribed!

[@limakiks6106]

Amazing 👏

[@generakenobi2326]

good job

[@chrishorne5855]

Very cool 🇦🇺👍🏻