Crafting MINIATURE ruined medieval buildings | Tabletop Terrain for D&D and more

[@LockeVincent]

This is my new favorite hobby channel. Easy to follow and some awesome builds. Thanks for sharing.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Locke! Really glad to hear that.

[@Kanvass01]

Three things happened after i came across this video. 1) I immediately subbed, 2) I watched every single video on this channel back to back, 3) I ordered some foam and a hot wire cutting table. Fantastic content, sir.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! Really glad to hear all of that. Welcome aboard and good luck with the builds.

[@raykuczera]

I think that I will always follow this type of "build two" tactic - looks amazing!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

I like it, I find that just making an extra of everything doesn't add a significant amount to the workload. The thinking part is done already, the crafting bit is easy.

[@manuelcolazo6752]

Awesome! Ready to put some treasure tokens inside those houses

[@OkayHobbyTime]

That's right! Thanks Manuel!

[@KimHarderFog]

Spectacular result - I especially love the wooden details (rafters, planks, shingles, etc) - Great work!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 😀

[@10urion]

Dang, those look really nice!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 😀

[@j.s.matthews2216]

Awesome job! I'm gonna have to use this video when I make my houses coming up here.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! Good luck with your builds.

[@danieldamiani3338]

Fantastic build! Can't wait to see what you make next!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Daniel! 😀

[@fraenkybalboa]

as always a top building! next please a big broken mansion, a ruined magic shop and a witch house! :D

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you, Fraenky! Magic/poison shop and hags hut are on my list. 😀

[@fraenkybalboa]

@@OkayHobbyTime well then up, quit your job so you have more time to tinker and get to work :D

[@X.davidWilliams]

Huzzah,, Top Notch build sir.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 😀

[@binkman67]

Fantastic work!

[@dagoashax]

Saw this on instagram an was looking forward to watch the build. Pretty good work!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Steff! 😀

[@Viskovitz]

top notch, as always!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 😀

[@berniedelaure6750]

Amazing build

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you, Bernie!

[@DimetriusDarwin]

Beautiful....very inspired for my next project. Thanks for sharing. Best regards Darwin

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Darwin, glad to hear you're inspired!

[@DimetriusDarwin]

@@OkayHobbyTime thank you so much for your respond brother. i'm so happy if you can give me any tips for my work at my video. I just learn how to make medieval house from scratch. thank you. Best regards and God Bless You.

[@thejonathan130]

I don't know why but it tickles me that to make foam look like stone it's tumbled with little stones

[@RobinPortnoff]

Nice work man!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[@mancheckitout]

I love your color choices! Looks really good! 😊

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! 😊

[@sierra_streams1915]

Really nice video and relaxing to watch

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks-glad to hear!

[@jordand1554]

Another cool build! Very realistic looking. Keep up the great work!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Jordan, it's appreciated!

[@ryansullivan5854]

They look good - I'm surprised you don't use mod podge to increase the durability of your builds.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Ryan! I used to add it but ended up cutting it from my process. This type of foam covered in craft paint has been plenty durable for me.

[@equos5060]

You just got a new subscriber. This is absolutely spectacular!

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Equos, it's appreciated!

[@elder5496]

Mate, please, in the future share with us the schemes you make or at least the exact dimensions - I’d love to create a building like this, but am not certain whether I’ll be able to keep a good scale :/

[@OkayHobbyTime]

For sure, I'll be uploading plans for my medieval homes and some other older builds soon.

[@elder5496]

@@OkayHobbyTime Excellent! On a side - yesterday I made my first attempt to scratch building, beginning with wooden barricades from your tutorial. As for the first contact with XPS and wire cutters I assume it turned out pretty well - thank you for the impulse to start this part of hobby ^^

[@everhate1432]

@@OkayHobbyTime Any update on this ?

[@OkayHobbyTime]

@@everhate1432 Hi there, a 1-story version of this build is now available to download. The only difference is the brick section below which is built from 1cm by 1cm by 2cm bricks.

[@RUSirius]

Another awesome build. I love the detail you put into you pieces. I've just discovered your channel and have been binge watching.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thanks Richard, glad to hear you've been enjoying the videos!

[@Occhublu]

Can't you use a gluegun, or is that too hot for the material?

[@OkayHobbyTime]

You can use one as long as it has a low-heat setting. Personally, I'm not a fan since it doesn't provide a lot of working time (I'm constantly readjusting the pieces I place down).

[@dustinhughett]

What kind of guide do you use with your foam cutter? Great channel! I just consumed a ton of your videos 😁

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Thank you! Glad to hear you've been enjoying the videos. I use the "guider pro" by Shifting Lands. I still use the stock guide for certain cuts as well.

[@Sergio-ie4hi]

Just curious, what paint do you use to prime the buildings?

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Just regular acrylic craft paint. Either Apple Barrel or FolkArt brand. When I prime with an airbrush I switch to Vallejo black.

[@SpenceBeGarbage]

Do you find it necessary to use the "Black Magic Base Coat" any? I see you are airbrush priming black, so obviously not on this build. What primer are you using on it? I hate to waste my nice model primer on a huge piece like this.

[@OkayHobbyTime]

I find that a base coat of craft paint on this type of foam is plenty enough for durability. Sometimes I airbrush on a base coat if there's a bunch of small nooks (like this build). And I'll usually use the standard Vallejo stuff.

[@stevenlink2951]

What kind of foam cutter are you using?

[@OkayHobbyTime]

Hey, the foam cutter I'm using is a Proxxon hot wire cutter.

[@stevenlink2951]

@@OkayHobbyTime thanks your the man