The Secret to Realistic Gondor Ruins - MESBG

In this video, we're diving into the process of building and painting the Games Workshop Gondor Ruins set. But, of course, we're not stopping there! We're sprinkling a bit of our own creative magic, adding custom features to make these ruins truly one-of-a-kind.
🔍 What's Inside:
🎨 Easy-to-follow painting techniques for a touch of realism.
🏰 Simple customisation ideas to make your Gondor Ruins stand out.
👩‍🎨 Practical tips for building and enhancing your gaming terrain.
Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or just starting out, this tutorial is for everyone. 🌈✨
Plus, exciting news! My Patreon has just launched! For the first time ever, you can gain access to exclusive content and support the creation of even more incredible tabletop terrain.
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[@jaytee63236]

Funny but not too over-the-top, and still informative. Nice work!

[@TheWizardsBrush]

It's a tough thing to balance sometimes, I'm glad its working for you! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment 🙂 🙏

[@metalor696]

This was an enjoyable watch. Gave me a good giggle

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you 🙏 appreciate you watching and dropping a comment. I do aim to get a giggle or 2

[@LIFE-sm1oz]

wow nice.

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you! 😊 More terrain vids coming soon, got one about desert buildings and terrain in the works

[@user-qz3lx1uz6t]

Stylish vid bro, keep them coming for the love of MESBG

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you! 😊 I will do, I do love MESBG!

[@conorbarry5383]

Your leopard spotting technique is genius! It adds so much interesting detail to the stonework.

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you dude! The credit goes to the OG train hobbyists and I saw it again on Zorpazorp's channel. Originally used just for rocks, mainly plaster moulds, due to there absorbant qualities. I started using it on masonry too and seems to work wonders.

[@ajolotetunante6947]

Its one of the greatest paintjobs i seen of these osguliath ruins, definitely getting some ideas to improve mine! Thanks!

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you 😊 🙏 I really appreciate that! I do love painting terrain! I'm glad you took some ideas away. I'm still learning something new every day. Happy painting 🙌

[@ajolotetunante6947]

@@TheWizardsBrush im quite a terrain painting enjoyer myself! Just keep up with your content its shows a lot of passion and quality

[@TheWizardsBrush]

@ajolotetunante6947 I will, I promise. Comments like this keep me inspired to keep going ✨️ 🙌 🙏

[@highvolta1]

Great stuff. Looking forward to seeing more!

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you 🙏 got some more terrain stuff coming soon!

[@TheMatthewHeslop]

Watched all your current videos yesterday and was sad to not have more. Glad i didn’t need to worry

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Thank you! Really appreciate you watching the videos! i'm currently working on multiple videos so will have more out soon.

[@wolfcollective]

The ending! I thought it was the film again 😅 so good 👏

[@TheWizardsBrush]

😄 🤣 cheers dude, I thought you might appreciate that

[@AGoodBean]

Ah the cheeky wash coming through I have never done this properly 😅 all my terrain was mafe from polystyrene though

[@TheWizardsBrush]

Ah I love a bit of scratch built poly terrain, will have to do a vid on that soon. Gotta love a cheeky wash! 😃

[@AGoodBean]

@@TheWizardsBrush I am SURE that I inhaled terrible terrible fumes because i used to melt it to make weathering.... Now I'm writing safety documents for combustion I am horrified!

[@TheWizardsBrush]

@@AGoodBean 😄 🤣 ah we've all been there, I'm sure I've done worse