I made some ruined houses

Well, I don't know how many years on this Earth I got left. I'm gonna get real wyrd with it

[@tabletopsidekick]

Howdy pal! I fully appreciate how much effort it can be to make battle reports, but I would LOVE to see some dice rolling and model moving within these ruins. It's a great build! Well done!

[@Chimer24-qs5wo]

Love your builds and those risers look superb. I've just discovered that when I put the floors in 'Leif's' templates, I managed to make it so 28mm minis were too tall [my error with the floors]. I'm now in the process of pulling them apart again and doing it right. Great video my friend, thank you. Subscribed )O(

[@sagebrooks9561]

I absolutely love putting this on the background while crafting! Keep it up! Would love to see more

[@dasssnake6846]

Love your crafting and your feedback on your own creations, I hear myself after finishing one of my own: what went well, what didn't, what could be done different? Thank you for this content 👍

[@binkman67]

Fantastic video! tons of stuff, I jumped around, so ill come back to watch it again!

[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

Nice Work & Video 👍

[@Chrysamer77]

I want to build more compact city terrain. I think of getting "Ruins of Osgiliath" set, or maybe sonething from TT Combat or Dungeons & Lasers

[@manlingjoe6088]

The Ruins of Osgiliath look super awesome but, theyre kinda pricey. You can find relatively comparable 3-d printed ruins on etsy for a 1/5 of the cost. the TT combat stuff looks pretty cool, but I never tried any MDF kits. I think with just a little bit of texture paste, or maybe some cut-out chip board tiles you could hide the push fit slots and make some quick great looking affordable terrain. The dungeons and lasers looks cool too, but seems pretty tailored towards D&D. I find terrain where you have to remove roofs/floors to access lower levels can quickly become a hassle for skirmish games, but I like their low wall dungeon tile concept. The tall walls always end in those situations where everyone needs to stand up and lean over the table to get a birds eye view to even see what is going on.

[@h347h]

The name of the window feature you are talking about around 9:30 is called a dormer.

[@DDann99]

Keeps on the good work. I'M still working around on beggining crafting terrain

[@janetcameron4652]

Thanks for sharing this. Lookin Good.

[@cedachesse2153]

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