making modular stairs for tabletop games

[@bolicob]

Not enough table-top terrain crafting videos where the terrain is designed to be modular. Most people just make one-off, centerpiece, scatter terrain

[@WarpsmithAdam]

Either that or it's a whole giant project in one video. Stuff like this makes it feel so much more approachable.

[@livanbard]

Pretty cool stuff. Purple in shadows is the mark of someone that doesn't cut corners for the sake of a video.

[@bradcraig6676]

I was impressed by the construction, but the paint job blew my socks off. Great build, and great tutorial.

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you, glad you liked it!

[@Kataki1987]

Really surprised to see you only had one crafting video and only 352 subs! This is top notch stuff :) if you end up doing more I'll be watching. Your painting on this piece really made it pop and inspired me to rethink some of the stuff I am brewing I bought your mothership module as well. Love the Alien RPG and made a bunch of maps for it, but always wanted to try mothership

[@ultraparadiso]

aw thanks :) and thanks for picking up the module! i've been meaning to have a look at alien rpg, but i'm still pretty obsessed w mothership

[@Kataki1987]

@@ultraparadiso Its a great game, has some fun modules. As someone who has NOT played mothership I cant help but feel like youd probably just spend your entire time playing it wondering why you didnt just convert the module to mothership unless you just love the year zero system. Its fast and easy to understand so it has that going for it but Idk what alien can do that mothership cant. Maybe the stress systems are much different but its all loosey goosey that you can be as permissive/stress inducing as you want. Did you plan on making a player facing computer interface? I love the computer terminal look so much and Id love to play the whole module like that on my tv but Im too lazy to set it up in foundry lol

[@ultraparadiso]

interesting idea! unfortunately no, no plans for a player facing interface, tho creating more one-off interactive elements for players in future modules could be fun :)

[@trellis1027]

Wow. That was a tour de force. I can't help but admire your talents!

[@trellis1027]

And yes, it was relaxing. You need to do ASMR for nerds. 😊

[@ultraparadiso]

haha thanks!

[@Ced23Ric]

Rivet technique is by Night Shift. Uncle makes rivets with a passion.

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks!

[@alicemursteinlesbefaen666]

love how you built and painted these pieces! it's very different from my style of creating terrain, but it looks so cool and unique! i was gonna comment on your video editing being really good too, but more than that i'm in love with the storytelling and history of the city and i'm already looking forward to learning more about it! the bg music was also stellar and fit the vibe perfectly. also very cool that you mentioned the mothership rpg, i'm not really that into osr games but that one is one i've been interested in checking out. anyways, awesome video!

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you so much, & glad you're enjoying it :) i hope you do check out mothership, it's one of my all time faves

[@theR0FLSAURUS]

Incredible terrain, and I loved the lore and explanations you gave in the background! Hoping to see more in the future :)

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks :)

[@PeterLeban]

You, Sir, just got a new subscriber! So cool!

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you!

[@Bluecho4]

Incredible work. Really like the use of just dots of PVA glue off a tooth pick to make rivets. I'm definitely going to use that trick going forward. So much easier than gluing tiny dots of card stock made using a small diameter hole punch, which is what I've generally used until now. Using straight glue sounds way easier and less fiddly.

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks! the only caveat i'd give about glue is it can be tricky to get them looking round enough. on the other hand, if one looks bad you can just wipe it away before it dries!

[@livanbard]

Btw you could primed the poster by mixing the paint on the green stuff.

[@luigi4743]

Absolutely incredible, both terrain and video production, I'd love to see more

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks! stay tuned, there's more coming

[@TheSmugglersRoom]

This entire build blew my mind! So many techniques I want to use in my own work, and damn . . . That hot glue fruit was outstanding. Great stuff. Subscribed!

[@ultraparadiso]

appreciate it, glad you liked the fruit :)

[@RobotLadyErin]

This is so fun, interesting, impressive and relaxing to watch. I hope there's more stuff like this to come!

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you erin. there's more on the way :)

[@crackedConstant]

Very cool. The added lore was a nice to touch. Hope you continue the series.

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks, that's the plan :)

[@aliceconnors8478]

Fantastic video, really inspiring

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks! glad you liked it :)

[@Crust_Monster]

This is such a cool build! It looks amazing, and I love the worldbuilding you included in the video.

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you thank you :)

[@henriksperling7799]

looking forward to see more!

[@ultraparadiso]

more to come, ty!

[@jackdude180]

absolutely loved that, made me feel quite inspired.

[@ultraparadiso]

love to hear it :)

[@vagabondprime1691]

Fantastic work!

[@diyfireking]

Great build 👍👍

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you :)

[@JoeyBallard-k5r]

Nice work!!

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks!

[@MASI_forging]

Beautiufl piece of work 👍👍

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks!!

[@tylerhill5305]

Awesome video man

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you!

[@fern.petrichor]

These are so cool! One note on the editing though - not sure if it's just cause I'm watching on a smart TV but your voice gets drowned out by the music in places. Great stuff otherwise!

[@ultraparadiso]

thank you! and thanks for the feedback. still figuring out the audio mixing side of things

[@davidcashin1894]

Did you have a size ratio for these? With the modular blocks it was 4inx4in and 2in high or in multiples of 2in??

[@ultraparadiso]

the 2 smaller stairs are 4x4x2” and the larger one is something like 3x7x3” - the ground tiles need to have width and depth be multiples of 2” so they tile correctly, but since these sit on top and don’t need to tile, it doesn’t matter so much what their dimensions are, as long as the connection points line up to the 1” grid defined by the modular tiles

[@davidcashin1894]

@@ultraparadiso Super, that helps. Last question. I did not understand where you got the materials for the "windows" from. Can you share again?

[@ultraparadiso]

@@davidcashin1894 that would be wire mesh/cloth: www.mcmaster.com/products/wire-cloth/

[@Scotty86doo]

Need more Osma Stories im hooked on the story telling now

[@ultraparadiso]

:) more to come!

[@NastassiaBarber]

Without the music this would legitimately make a great ASMR video

[@ultraparadiso]

hmmmmmm!! 🤔

[@boomka]

Do you have laryngitis?

[@ultraparadiso]

no i'm a lich

[@curtisnewton895]

why would anyone plaster tiles on a wall like that ?

[@ultraparadiso]

it looks nice

[@jochenpanjaer980]

Nice build. But the low volume fry voice with the eclectic background music is a bit distracting. At this point, I’d just drop the music all-together.

[@ultraparadiso]

thanks for the feedback!

[@1singvlarboie]

Awesome video, love the builds, love the channel, but please my guy speak openly and cleanly. This low, raspy, weed frat bro tone you're going for is so uncomfortable to listen to.

[@ultraparadiso]

haha frat bro is a new one. thanks for the feedback