Soda can terrain, tips on art block.

[@BoGaming-wp3mc]

Not only did this video introduce me to your awesome channel, but you also introduced me to others that inspired you. All of the work you guys are doing is great and inspiring me. Thank you.

[@boxnaught7428]

No thank you! Hearing feedback like this is wonderful. I am excited to bring you more content in the future. 🙂

[@creationsbylyzz786]

Thank you for sharing. People seem to forget that practice and art block and sometimes you just gotta try! Doing studies always helps and practice makes better!

[@ChimeraWargaming]

Classic and beautiful scratch building ❤terrain. Thanks a lot for sharing. Happy crafting 🤗😊

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you! 😁

[@MrKCarz]

I love this video essay / tutorial format. It reminds me of my on thoughts while painting and making terrain.

[@boxnaught7428]

That is super cool, 😁 I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@SavinoAF]

You are severely underrated! Found your channel through the cube horrors and have been watching more of your stuff! You have a very calming and chill way of talking that is eminently listenable! Look forward to more projects and videos from you!

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you friend, 😁 sometimes i doubt my work but hearing feedback like this is always reassuring. More videos to come soon!

[@theslamking666]

Love the scratch building, nearly spat out my coffee when you sat down wearing my bands t-shirt, caught me off guard haha. Thanks for the support and I gave you a sub, keep up the fantastic work 🤘

[@boxnaught7428]

Dude, Thank you so much! This is wild, I saw your band a couple months ago and your performance was so brutal! Thank you for the sub, cant wait to hear more music from you guys! 🤘

[@theslamking666]

@@boxnaught7428 massive love my dude, glad you enjoyed the show! Next time come say hello! 🤘

[@captainjames1600]

Great videos hopefully more people find this channel!

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you so much, 😁

[@cmpetty779]

Love the video dude! Your terrain pieces are awesome, I especially like the catwalk you did in this video. I could totally see something like that in a diorama 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you dude! 😁 I definitely want to make several other ones and platforms for a whole table but we will see if i ever end up doing that

[@Wanderer_of_Sol]

Another thing that's helped me when I hit artblock or fell into a rut was changing games or worlds. Like you, I was also stuck in 40k for a while. If I was doing buildings they were always imperial or tau or something, if it was foliage it was themed on death worlds or nid biology. Recently I've been branching out into more indie games and I started my first Turnip28 army and I forgot what fresh air felt like, but this was a breath of it. I can't recommend enough just branching out and trying to make stuff inspired by weird stuff, or your own worlds, just to stretch the creative muscles that don't see a lot of action in your game of choice, and it'll help you develop skills you didn't know you needed.

[@boxnaught7428]

I definitely agree with you there! I play a few other tabletop games and have been wanting to try Turnip28. I had a small army and everything but haven't gotten anyone to try it with me. I will definitely keep my eye out for other games as well 😁

[@Wanderer_of_Sol]

@@boxnaught7428 I'm in the same boat. I move right before the pandemic started and still haven't found any new clubs near me and most of my old friends are too far away to play often. Until I find someone to play with, I'm just going to keep up making stuff, and maybe make a second Turnip army to use to lend to people and get them into it, when I eventually find those elusive people. But man, now that I've been introduced to the world of indie ttrpgs and wargames, there's a lot of stuff I want to make. Lancer, FIST, Sludge, so many good things out there.

[@SavageBruski]

Very cool terrain! Well done.

[@morkak1130]

Awesome video man, im not even done watching. So far I'm at 2:55 I'm already inspired to make some can terrain. I especially like the part about checking out what those 2 KZbinrs do, and looking for inspiration. Thats pretty much why I clicked on this video. I currently plan on making some 3d printable terrain parts meant to work with cans, I also got a bunch of cans in storage. so hopefully soon ill be making some can terrain!

[@boxnaught7428]

I'm happy to hear this video helped out! 🙂 It was some good practice for me, definitely tag me in what you end up making i would love to see the results!

[@JerryTurner]

Those looked pretty cool at the end. I always had issues with SEEING the end past the odd shapes and colors of the things I put together, forgetting that once I put paint on it the shape is all that matters. I think I even saw a few parts from 3D printed models, I am guessing failed prints. These always make some of the most interesting parts.

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you and yes It is hard, sometimes we expect so much before its even finished. 🙂 its important to see it through and just have fun.

[@soledude]

👌👌👌

[@jandukanocraft]

I just discovered you mate. Thanks for this video. Great pieces IMO. 👍

[@boxnaught7428]

Thank you! 😁 Means a bunch! Stay tuned for more!

[@zsosborne]

Pipeline Punch >>>

[@morkak1130]

Also at 0:42 what is the black material you are using as a base, and what is the stuff your filling it with. I sometimes see it on videos but I forget the name of both.

[@boxnaught7428]

The stuff used as a base is a corrugated plastic board. Its basically cardboard made of plastic. As for the filler its just a spackle, i specifically use a spackle that goes on pink and drys white. 🙂

[@morkak1130]

@@boxnaught7428 Epic thank you for the info. Ill hav to get some of that corrugated plastic board. I found cardboard and poster board to warp to easily. Do you have any warping issues with the corrugated stuff? Also what thickness do you sue for the board?