The BEST D&D Dice Tower on Youtube FULL STOP.

[@lordofarda]

One thing that I've done is abandon the aluminum ball for texturing. I've always found it a waste as it smooths out very quickly and you have to keep making more. So I took a dowel and wrapped it in super sculpey clay and then it hit with rocks, the last ever foil ball, scissors, what-have-you to give it that really rough texture. After baking it hard I now have a permanent, long lasting rock texture roller. I also did one on a wooden ball so I had one I could roll around in random directions. Both work a treat.

[@Nat1videos]

Thats a good shout! I have seen some people do similar and I keep meaning to try it... think I have just made up my mind! Thanks for watching :)

[@davkrnk]

I think bricklaying is nice... sometimes. For this tower, I really appreciated you including the reference/inspiration and it definitely feels much more "historically" interesting. You've inspired me to make one for each of my dnd mates!

[@Nat1videos]

Awesome! They make a great gift for sure!!

[@simonmears4073]

An absolutely fantastic project, so many dice towers stand out as what they are, but this just blends in like any other piece of terrain. Great job

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! Yes I wanted it so that you could use it as actual terrain also if you wanted :) Thanks for watching !

[@dsmader]

What a beautiful build! I'm just getting started in the hobby and have been cutting bricks because I don't trust my artistic skill enough, but your vid & your response elsewhere in the comments that it's about time rather than skill have persuaded me to give the pen a go. Keep up the great work - I love how natural your builds are, it's really inspiring stuff!

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much David! Yes, it really is just simple little tricks here and there done in the right order. I have no doubt that once you try it you will surprise yourself :)

[@ChimeraWargaming]

Ita a cool idea! Where is the chocolate???? ;-) . Have a great day 😊

[@Nat1videos]

Haha yes that is the sad part of the story... no more Hot Chocolate 😭

[@ZaneMorganCrafts]

I don’t like this one, man. Sorry. I love it. 🤣. It turned out great and was surprisingly simple!

[@Nat1videos]

haha thanks dude! Yeah, super easy build man. Managed to knock this out in a couple of days which makes a nice change :)

[@TheDungeonMinister]

That is an absolutely gorgeous piece of work. Epic, indeed. You'd need to be gaming on a large table to accommodate it, but it'd be worth the real estate it takes up just for the effect.

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much! Yeah it is a little big but worth it for the immersive effect ;)

[@Karlmakesstuff]

Awesome work! Love how it came together. To answer your questions, for brick work, pen or pencil all the way, don't have the patience to go brick by brick. Still do individual shingles though. For old rust, I prefer not to use metallics at all and apply a range of orange and brown shades with a sponge to give it a rougher texture.

[@Nat1videos]

Nice one Karl! That sounds like a quick tutorial vid to me ;)

[@Karlmakesstuff]

@@Nat1videos kitchen supplies video 😉

[@Nat1videos]

@@Karlmakesstuff haha yeah, well I'd watch it!

[@christiantheimprovguy1769]

I love the courtyard area as the dice tray. It's such a subtle touch that really pays off!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you! I am really pleased with it, sad I didn't get to keep it myself hahaha

[@photogfrank2146]

I'm making dice towers like yours for my grandson and my granddaughter so thanks for the video tutorial! It's great!

[@Nat1videos]

You are welcome!! Have fun 😃

[@taylor65712]

End music, couldn't find it in the description?

[@Nat1videos]

It is called Loch Awe Weeps from my epidemic sound subscription, find it here www.epidemicsound.com/track/6PagpxgiQC/

[@arturoges]

Very nice result from a simple but powerful idea.I really like the way you solve the seam problem. For bricks I have tried drawing them (some XPS foams are better for doing it than others), texture rolls, and cutting and gluing individual bricks. I think that each way has its own uses, and looks better for specific things. For rusted metal I simply use a base of dark brown, like Vallejo's Charred Brown or similar, some bits of orange for the rust, and a wash. Question: Have you protected the staircase foam with something extra, to avoid potential deterioration from the bumping dice?

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! That sounds like an effective method for rust for sure. You know what, that was a slight oversight I think... I didn't add anything extra to protect the stairs. I think I will go back and paint in some matt varnish now you have mentioned it! Thanks for pointing it out ;)

[@arturoges]

@@Nat1videos A varnish coat would be my first option. I thought on it when I saw those nice dice rolling down the stairs, and I was wondering if you had some secret recipe 😀

[@londoncreative]

Hi, I follow your TikTok and saw the 40k thank you video the other day, so I did as you bid and came over here to watch and subscribe here. I've been confused about where you are based, I thought it was the UK then the U.S. as you seem to have an ample supply of XPS foam (as commented on a previous TikTok) But it's all starting to make sense now. As for the tower, I made a Dice Tower based on Alfred's Tower down in Dorset/Somerset a couple of years back, which Is one of my best builds/videos, I used the thin radiator foil-coated foam for the walls and drew the bricks with a pencil. I like the spiral staircase that's a nice touch! As for the rust question, I have bought the citadel and other paints but ended up just using acrylic paints, dry brushed in dabs and using a myriad of reds/browns/oranges and yellows it seems cheaper than the little pots named something weird (Elvan Flesh is just Raw Sienna etc). Anyway enough rambling, well done and see you again soon! Nic at London Creative!

[@Nat1videos]

Hey, thanks for watching! Nice tips on the rust :D

[@jeshurun9460]

That dice tower sure is lucky.

[@Nat1videos]

haha lets hope it stays that way :D

[@InThisEssayIWill...]

OMG I literally just emptied an oatmeal can and couldn't let it go in the trash because it just looked perfect for a dice tower!

[@Nat1videos]

YES!! I find it so hard to throw my packaging away, every thing is crafting supplies haha :D

[@Berbelucha]

Nice job. I've did something very similar back in the day and had one issue initially. How are K4 (and K8/k10 I think) rolling in yours? I had to slant the steps quite steeply to prevent them from stoping mid way. So inside is more of spiral slope than spiral staircase.

[@Nat1videos]

They seem to be rolling fine... I did cut in to the stairs a bit to make them look broken down and that seems to have done the trick!

[@malcolmrowe9003]

Looks awesome. Couple of questions: As the landing area is not completely flat do you have any ambiguous dice readings? (With your 20s at the end, I thought, perhaps from the camera angle that one of the 20s was slightly off.) Do the dice ever bounce over the low walls or might they if you weren't using metal dice?

[@Nat1videos]

No, never get ambiguous rolls... the number pointing up is the one you read and it’s not that uneven really. If anything it adds to the randomness of a dice roll, could never repeat the same roll twice. Also, no problem with bouncing at all... have used plastic and resin dice in it also . By the time they get to that point most of the energy has dispersed. Thanks for the comment !

[@raghav5431]

love the build! i won't do the LED not because it looks bad or anything, i just don't have the experience or the tools to do it. id 100% build this, if i can get my hands on XPS foam:D

[@Nat1videos]

Awesome! Yeah the lights are just an embellishment. You could consider using the little battery powered candle tea lights... that makes electronics super easy ;)

[@withernck308]

Thanks for including the foam types👍

[@Nat1videos]

No problem 👍

[@pageantofinertia]

This looks fantastic :) How is it practically though? I have concerns over how flat and wide those stairs are - do dice get stuck?

[@Nat1videos]

It works great! You wouldn't want to make the stairs much wider though ...

[@Ombra0]

Great Work! any suggestion or special note on the shape of the stairs to have a good rolling of the dice?

[@Nat1videos]

Actually thats a good question, I would say just don't make the stair too wide or the dice can stop half way and rest on the stairs. I should have mentioned that in the video ...

[@bruceleroy99]

Think it would've been cool would be to add motion sensors on the inside of the tower that cause the lights to go on when dice are falling through so it looks like there's someone "walking" down the steps. Might need to modify the tower to make the motion sensors not just go on / off instantly - e.g. taller tower, bigger windows, and a more gradual slope or just having timed delays on activation / deactivation. In my head it seems like it would be cool to have a kind of "stoplight" (position-wise, not color-wise) transition. Another idea would be to add lights on the inside / outside of the tower door - think there's an opportunity for some cool flickering torch effects in general (both in / outside of the tower). Overall though great work!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you ! Those are some great ideas to think about for future builds too ! :D

[@dermabsel7545]

I made a dice tower once, it changes the Colour very often. From boring Grey, to something that looks similar to wet dirt Colour. A few weeks ago I get a plexiglass pipe from Ebay. I want to make a similar dice tower like the big one in Gerard's video, when he introduced the Stairway tool. Your Dice Tower is brilliant. It looks really like an old ruin. It would be awesome if a sensor at the staies could notice the rolling dices and than the lights are lit, like woke up inhabitants... :D Anyways: Good job, I like it! (Excuse me for this English, I'm not a native speaker.)

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you! Yes Gerard stairs jig is great !! And your English is fine ;)

[@DarkCamui]

Hi, how thin is the pink foam you wrapped around the top? 2mm? 5mm?

[@Nat1videos]

Hi, I didn’t make exact measurements but I would say roughly 2 mm :)

[@Voltzila]

Fun fact the phrase is originally "More then one way to skin a catfish." Apparently at some point it was considered too long and was shortened to the horrible turn of phrase we have today.

[@Nat1videos]

oh wow, I didn't know that haha Thanks for the fun fact :)

[@philhicks6518]

I stole a still for my local D&D group page,. with credits......

[@Nat1videos]

Steal away Phil ;)

[@ObsidianDragon616]

DO YOU KNOW THAT 1 FLICKERING LED CAN BE USED TO MAKE NORMAL LEDS FLICKER?. JUST MAKE SURE THE FLICKERING LED IS THE FIRST IN YOUR CIRCUIT IT CINDA ACTS AS A CONSTANT VERITABLE RESISTER CONSTANTLY GIVING THE SECOND LED A VERITABLE CURRENT WHICH MAKES IT FLICKER AT THE SAME PASE AS THE FIRST LED.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks for the tip! I think your caps lock is stuck... lol

[@Tuner010]

I want to make a funny dice roller. An Outhouse one the rear is the exit. The entrance would be the hole in the said door. Btw like the build!^^

[@Nat1videos]

hahaha that sounds cool!

[@l0rddr4co35]

I dont know why i like Videos that arent in the usual terretory of interests of mine, but yeah pretty relaxing.. thanks Nat 1

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! Really glad you enjoyed it :)

[@TheMiniMason]

Somehow I never watched this 'til the end... Nice wood grain you got going there :P

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks dude! I learned that wood technique of this really weird guy I know.... he is an awesome builder though lol ;)

[@cskarratt]

Sweet, sweet work! Let's hope you've set the standard on dice rolls :)

[@Nat1videos]

Indeed! But lets not hold our breath! Looking forward to delivering this to you tomorrow dude ;)

[@ReinQuest]

I just want to add that I’d not decorate the bottom tray of your courtyard like that. I see it as a thing that would mess with the final resting of the dice.

[@Nat1videos]

As long as you can see the final result of the roll it doesn't matter. There is always a number point up, any increased randomness is a good thing

[@lucycannon6732]

Beautifully done. When not in use, it would make a great mini display piece. Two nat 20s! The Dice Gods have obviously blessed your creation! :D

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you! hahaha lets hope it keeps rolling well :D

[@CrazyCrafterLivestream]

Great video bud, gonna have to try making those stairs sometime soon for my tabletop!

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks dude! Yeah, I really like how the stairs turned out, and not hard to make at all :)

[@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291]

That is awesome. It could also be part of the scenery.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! Yes thats the idea, multipurpose dice tower :D

[@anam123]

Super cool work.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :D

[@TheSophiebscowen]

I love this! Is there something else you can buy instead of PIR foam if you can’t get hold of that? Something that is bendy/you can score in to? ◡̈

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you ! You can try XPS foam also, it would work fine for rock textures... if you look up Erics Hobby Workshop on youtube he has a great tutorial on it! Also, you cant go wrong with plaster and tree bark for rock textures ;)

[@TheSophiebscowen]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[@cryofpaine]

It looks great! How does the foam hold up against repeated rolls?

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! It seems to hold up just fine. One thing I didn't mention in the video is you can use a couple of coats of matt varnish to toughen it up a bit... but XPS foam is very durable

[@fang-tactics4829]

hello, sorry for the question, I'm from Argentina and I'm a bit confused about the material you use for the bricks or to cover the canister , according to my country, it's Foam board, but I get many different materials later and I'm a bit confused. Also, I don't know if that material is flexible. ( I am new at this)

[@Nat1videos]

Hi sorry for the delay in response! So the name of the foam is XPS foam. Sometimes it is easier to search for underfloor insulation foam, because that is made of XPS. The material is not very flexible, you can bend it a little though using the corner of a table like I show in the video :)

[@fang-tactics4829]

@@Nat1videos thx for the info bro!

[@HeroQuestFans]

not a fan of dice towers, but that looks awesome, great job!

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! :D

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

A masterpiece this dice tower . I did enjoyed watch your process . Perfect work with the tower and the light system . Well done .

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching :)

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

@@Nat1videos You are welcome .

[@jonattfield9837]

Awesome build, love the brickwork on the tower

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks Jon! But tedious, but worth the effort in the end. Thanks for watching :)

[@pulpatelier5623]

Fantastic work Michael! This is quite a premium dice tower :D

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks Martin ! Premium hot chocolate 😂

[@Raycheetah]

My only concern would be durability under heavy use. Especially if the dice used are solid metal! =@[.]@=

[@Nat1videos]

Yes, it will probably need some touch ups down the line... but I have added some matt varnish since making the video and I only used metal dice because it looked good for the video :)

[@Raycheetah]

@@Nat1videos Good. Now don't forget to stock up on chocolate! =^[.]^=

[@stoatystoat174]

Just using a pen to make bricks and wood texture is a great idea

[@Nat1videos]

The simple techniques are always the best ;)

[@elstonation]

I need to make one of these. Surprisingly simple, nice one dude

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks man! Suer easy to make and you get to drink lots of hot chocolate first :D

[@JohnSmith-qe6fb]

As a part-time sanitation worker- this is the best dice tower.

[@Nat1videos]

haha cheers .... I think lol

[@jsthewolf718]

Nice mate, i was waiting for the tutorial since i saw your tower on tiktok

[@Nat1videos]

Oh cool ! I wasn’t sure if I was getting any traffic from tiktok. Thanks for coming over :)

[@damionmahon5216]

My favourite dice tower by far! Now subd

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks Damion! Appreciate the sub :D

[@CampaignTerrain]

Really nice, Michael. Beautiful work

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much Cross ! How are your builds going?

[@CampaignTerrain]

My mind is elsewhere, but I'm seeing light at the end of that tunnel. I'll likely have a chance to craft, steadily, again, in about 3 weeks. That said, I have *definitely* got a list of ideas, ready to build

[@Nat1videos]

@@CampaignTerrain I hear ya man

[@Friedensbringer]

wow, crazy cool!

[@MaddyC156]

I've only made one dice tower (finished today), but I did end up sticking my bricks on individually as I was primarily using clay and cardboard. To be fair my dice tower isn't too big so it didn't take to long. Where is a good place to get that foam stuff and just general washes for this kind of thing? Brilliant tower :)

[@Directo13]

Awesome build. Subscribed!

[@Nat1videos]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Dr.Sheldor]

Did you seal the paint with clear acrylic spray or mod podge? I'm trying to figure out if paint is the last step in these builds, or if there is a protective coating on top of it all.

[@Nat1videos]

Yes! I used a clear coat acrylic Matt varnish at the end. I totally forgot to film it though 😅

[@Dr.Sheldor]

@@Nat1videos Thanks so much for the reply! I always wonder how these projects are finished off since I'm new to the hobby. Your creations are amazing and give me inspiration and a level to strive for!

[@ThePlanetWILL]

this is a brilliant little build, Im gonna defiantly gonna encoruralte The Pen technique from now on, seems more time manageable than glueing individual bricks one at a time. lol. love the elevated courtyard.

[@scottmefford6917]

Bloody brilliant, you've created a beautiful set piece with a hidden function.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :)

[@dougmclean1]

Awesome sauce! Really inspired now to work on a dice tower... but no Tesla coil or laser beams or depleted uranium powered flux capacitor? I mean the LEDs wired on a parallel circuit is the equivalent of rocket science to my addled brain and the geometry involved in creating a spiral staircase jig on the fly is currently beyond me. For rust I like to actually create rust. Iron oxide powder added to black paint and then an acid type solution to activate chemical rusting process. You can get premixed fancy versions but there's recipes online for both. It's not practical for all projects but you can't beat actual rust to make something rusty.

[@Nat1videos]

wow that sounds like a really cool technique, this is exactly the kind of answer I was looking for! Have you got a link to any examples?

[@dougmclean1]

@@Nat1videos I bought a pricey kit from Modern Masters on Amazon that included a base coat and the iron oxide paint PLUS the activator... but couldn't find it on the UK site. They carry the activator OR... you could just follow this tutorial and mix up a batch as needed like a mad scientist instead of spending all my hard earned money. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqrVlYmHabijacU

[@Nat1videos]

@@dougmclean1 Awesome! Thank you :D

[@dougmclean1]

I would also try experimenting how the rust looks with different painting effects, washes, and even try mixing the iron powder into paints to see how the end result changes. WARNING!!! WEAR A RESPIRATOR WHEN USING METAL POWDERS. Once it is mixed in your paint it's fine but you really don't to breathe iron into your lungs... while filming a KZbin video like the video I shared.

[@Nat1videos]

@@dougmclean1 Yeah man, I imagine a mask is essential. Safety first!

[@kevinreid1933]

You weren't lying, that is the best DTB on KZbin. Just stumbled upon your channel. Definitely subbing, this is high calibre stuff.

[@jeffzlatkin469]

Landing surface should be (as perfectly) flat as possible.

[@arapacheco4050]

Wow great build! 😄👏

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you! 😁

[@jeffbostic1490]

I like the addition of the lights, and salvaging them from tea lights. How do plastic die work in the tower with their lower density? Also does the textured landing pad lead to "tilted" die?

[@aaanathema]

It's looking very good :)

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :D

[@The4gotNdeath]

Ok so how much for me to commission you? XD

[@Nat1videos]

haha sadly I don't currently have time for commissions :(

[@c.f.callier]

That dice tower looks awesome. The amount of detail you get into your work is amazing. Great job!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much! Very easy to do just by spending a little extra time on it, no actual skill required just patience :)

[@c.f.callier]

You're welcome! I think patience is a skill in and of itself. 🙂

[@ProxyGaming.]

Where do you get your XPS Foam?

[@Nat1videos]

I get it here ;)www.theunderfloorheatingstore.com/xp-pro-insulation-board

[@michaelsuess9212]

Klasse Arbeit 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼super gemacht

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks :D

[@kaig.-s.1040]

I like your project. I also think a dicetower that may double up as terrain is great. Currently Im building one out of cardstock with individual 7x4mm brickwork out of paper (annoying atm, but I hope for a good result). Your voice over is nice. Thanks for this video and sorry for that many words.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! I hope your project goes really well :)

[@lmtgaming8325]

Nice watching critical role

[@Nat1videos]

haha well spotted :D

[@Cragun.]

Failed roll at the end ... my first roll out of my first dice tower was a 1. Oh well. This turned out cool ... I think I'll try drawing in bricks instead of cutting them out individually for my next tower. Looks awesome!

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks! Doh Nat 1’s are a pain 😅

[@wouterbraamhorst1883]

Great job Michael! I kinda prefer individual bricks for bricking a build. But scribing definitely wins when you want it done quicker. And i love those rocks. Was it pir insulation you used for that? I want to try it out myself aswell

[@Nat1videos]

Thank You Wouter! Yeah bricks are also great. I think each technique is good at different times... and yes that is PIR foam. I love using it :)

[@markgnepper5636]

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :)

[@amyjudy33]

This is a great video!

[@Nat1videos]

Glad you enjoyed it! :D

[@joshuanine7690]

This looks amazing

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :)

[@amarvanduijneveldt7931]

This looks amazing! I just finished my very first build which I made as a gift, and I’m wondering if I need to put a varnish on the tower itself? You seem to only have put it on the grass if I’m not mistaken, thanks :)

[@Nat1videos]

You can use a clear coat, or a matt varnish spray and it will strengthen it for sure... You might get a very slight change in colour though

[@steirqwe7956]

If you want boards and stones to have organic smooth and weathered look you can wipe it lightly with acetone. Im not sure if it will work with PIR foam tho but works like a charm with PVC panels.

[@Nat1videos]

Oh cool! Thanks for the tips :)

[@reela42]

To answer you questions: Yes. I have made a dice tower before. It was more of a dice keep; it was square. The main tower was made out of cardboard. I like laying individual bricks for most things but it really depends on what look you are going for.

[@Nat1videos]

That sounds like a cool doc tower! Yeah individual bricks work great too, you get a lot of depth that way

[@SonsOfLorgar]

I think I would have used 12mm foam sheets and cut single step pieces for a more even finish on the spiral stairs and align them with a thumb tack or nail through the bottom of the can and coctail sticks to extend it as needed while gluing the stairs at the center and a line along each step edge. For the rest of the tower I'd probably do the same

[@Nat1videos]

Hey, thanks for watching! That sounds like it would all work really well too ;)

[@SonsOfLorgar]

@@Nat1videos well... it's basically how the spiral staircases in the 12th century cathedral of my childhood home town was built using lime stone XD

[@jamesreynolds1275]

Looks great 👍🏻

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks 👍

[@GavC-137]

Another awesome build! My dive tower is a prefab d&d one from lootbox and honestly, it's too small. d6 is a bit janky and d20 is just impossible. This is definitely something I wanna do in the near future! Thanks for the ideas; oft to weathertop now 😋

[@Nat1videos]

Awesome, thanks for watching! Making your own dice tower is the way forward, I hope you have fun :)

[@MsPixieD]

Stunning! And so sweet that you christened the tower with that lucky roll 😀 What was the baking soda for at the gate? Your build is way, way beyond me, but I started watching diy KZbins because I want to make a dice tower for a new board game I've ordered from Kickstarter called Botany. It should be more like a Victorian gazebo or part of a conservatory. (If that sparks your interest, I'd love to see what kind of next-level genius build you could make of that idea!)

[@VelourYeti]

Baking soda does two things: 1. Adds a bit of rusted metal “texture”. 2. (And most importantly) It causes the super glue to set really fast so you’re not sitting there holding two pieces together for five minutes. 😅

[@kjwinston77]

SUPER! WELL DONE!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you very much!

[@TechnoDewdrop]

I found your channel just today and AAAHH! I adore your videos, they're very good quality! It was a match made in heaven for sure, because I'm making a dice tower for Christmas for my best friend. This gave me plenty of inspiration. Thank you!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much! Really glad you find the videos helpful :D

[@lostkingdomsmusic]

Seriously cool dice tower! Like how you used the pen for the stonework, simple but perfect! Nice vid.

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you!! Yeah, it works really well and it does save quite a bit of time instead of laying lots of tiny bricks haha

[@coleenknickelbein8063]

I like laying individual bricks because it's like putting a puzzle together, except if you cant find the size and shape you want...you can just cut one to fit! LOL! Love this build! Looks great!

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks Coleen! Yeah bricks are definitely a great option, especially if you enjoy the process!!

[@GrandOldDwarf]

Very nice tower

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much :D

[@ryanferriera1785]

gotta make a dice tower now. probably going to carve bricks . Your tower here is awesome and inspirational. Also brave move making the stonework so small I always want to but get lazy i guess lol

[@Nat1videos]

Once you get started it doesn't take too long... put on a good movie and give it a try ;)

[@moltenbullet]

Damn this is so sick.

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy my other videos too :)

[@sevendeadlysins6430]

What is that song being played at the end of the video?

[@Nat1videos]

The song is called As Loch Awe Weeps by Deskant

[@sevendeadlysins6430]

@@Nat1videos thank you! I found the song on Spotify, and the artist is just amazing. Gonna be playing a lot of their music during my dnd sessions.

[@Dragor699]

WTF an advert I actually watched.

[@Nat1videos]

This was an advert ..,?

[@Dragor699]

@@Nat1videos No the advert prior. It was a gaming table

[@Tysto]

That is super cool. A gaming atmosphere enhancer for sure. I don’t even like dice towers, but i love this.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much !

[@oscarsalesgirl296]

This is in fact the best (and only) Dice Tower I've seen on KZbin! I don't even play board games but dam you are a craftsman, its beautiful

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :)

[@hotknux]

I love this!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you :D

[@tokenfilipino]

Sir! You have made a two-purpose terrain piece/dice tower! It's great! In all seriousness, it's one of the best dice towers I've seen out there. I'd love to see this possibly be a series?? Bell tower? Draw bridge? Watch tower? The possibilities are out there!

[@Nat1videos]

Those are some great Ideas! I will definitely make more in the future! Thanks for watching :)

[@uzumakis2]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks :)

[@lordofgraphite]

Thats such realistic brickwork

[@PlaidCatStudio]

Beautiful work! I've been wanting to make a dice tower for a gift and I've just found the style I want to build. Thanks so much for the inspiration and for sharing your skill.

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much! I hope your build goes well :)

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

That is so cool

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you !!

[@FSBushcraft]

Very cool

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you :D

[@kevinkrueger7479]

Well done!

[@Nat1videos]

Thank you :D

[@Tinmann_77]

Amazing

[@Nat1videos]

Thanks so much :)