WARCRY Gaming Table IN 4 HOURS With 3D Printed Terrain

Speed building a WARCRY table using 3d printed terrain really improved the speed that this went together and how strong it all is. if you own a 3d printer this Kickstarter could be a life saver for your D&D encounters and wargaming needs
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[@therealDonMac]

I always dry brush my printed terrain. You can avoid accenting the build lines with a softer dry brushing, and dry brushing with the build lines instead of against them. On a lot of stone work, a little accent on the build lines actually looks good. A lot of stone has natural striation in it, and if you're doing ruins, the striations make it look even more weathered down. Thanks for all the vids. I'm starting to actually call my work skilled now. Between you, Black Magic Craft, and Luke Towan, I feel like I've been to a trade school for terrain.

[@glennledrew8347]

Very nice result for what might be considered a broad, coarse approach! An efficient way to build lots of terrain when one's priority is game play. 😊 Cheers, from Canada!

[@3DPrintedTabletop]

Thanks for the open and honest review, Luke! BEAUTIFUL board! For reference: The corner ruins are going to be included as stretch goals - they'll be in there for sure even though those specific ruins aren't in the campaign :) Cheers!

[@MrBizteck]

Nice whiskey cups you have there !

[@Born_Stellar]

I joined at like 400 subs or something but now you've got like 40k! way to go!

[@3DPrintedTabletop]

@@MrBizteck ;) What can I say? Luke is a creative gentleman haahah

[@3DPrintedTabletop]

@@Born_Stellar Pretty sure ya had the same avatar as well. Cheers for supporting from the beginning my friend :)

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Great video mate, thx for the shout out! :)

[@TheDungeonMattster]

“It’s not brilliant, it’s not amazing...” Yea ok 👌 Too modest brother! Really loving your ground cover mix. Going to try it myself! 🍻

[@1Precusor]

love the quick build! feels like something i could achieve. Love you content!!!

[@Stonewaller87]

Printed PLA is porous so not considered food-safe; whiskey is self-sterlising, though...

[@davidtetard5781]

Whiskey would probably kill bacteria but would not destroy the chemicals ingested. The latter are the issue though!

[@Stonewaller87]

@@davidtetard5781 As I understand, PLA isn't toxic. You can smooth it to seal it using solvent. Pigment, on the other hand, is anyone's guess.

[@lukemcdonladson6648]

I was just checking out these trees yesterday ... Very Cool ... Luv the Cross over X4 😁

[@Heffalord]

Backed the lost dragons and was super happy with it. Definitely backing this too

[@Donmegamuffin]

You called out the two youtube channels I literally found this week... spooky

[@charlesfe]

Something that can help with FDM prints is, prior to hitting with a primer, use a gloss varnish. It's not going to correct layer shifts, layer wobble, or anything large like that, but it does a decent job of masking the 0.2mm layer height.

[@alexmorton5867]

would you spray that gloss varnish or brush it on?

[@charlesfe]

I've always sprayed it on.

[@Greentreeanduril]

Looks great for such a quick build. I’d be very happy with that result 👍🏻

[@TalismancerM]

I also drybrush 3d printed terrain...As mention by Don...just brush side ways if the build-lines are looking dominant. If your printer is any good those line are often invisible.

[@andygorman858]

Mate! That table is well wicked! The trees are really cool and I can see a lot of uses for these in my KoW games 😉 The growth of 3D printing has come a long way, and has improved over the early attempts, I have 2 printers (although I’m still faffing about with my second), and have made small items for my games. I’m interested in seeing what you do with yours for sure! On a side note, will you, or have you, planed any terrain board vids for games (fantasy or otherwise), using 15mm miniatures? Awesome vid!

[@euansmith3699]

I like the idea of hanging your terrain boards on the wall, like 3D paintings :D It looks like you could do with a wider neck on your flock container so you can get your mitt in. Maybe you could flock over the whiskey tumbler foliage cups to create a more "realistic" look? The "Endor 3" printer? Is that the one used by Ewoks and Witches? Thanks for another useful tutorial.

[@fm.s07]

I mean hanging it makes it easier for Spider-Man

[@kamorikioko]

It finally happened. 3d printing has finally come to LukeAPS!

[@GeneJordan]

There is a new box set of trees scenery from Citadel that has recently been released. I think it is much improved over the previous set. It's also $50 US versus $29 US for the old set. I plan on picking up a set of each, but 3D printed ones would be much less expensive.

[@TheMichaelflach]

I really love your builds. Thank you! It seems to me that terrain modularity is extremely important in Warcry. I was wondering...do you think it's possible to create a terrain board with a rough surface and still be able to use modular terrain on it? If you want to be modular, do you *have* to use a battle mat or a GW board?

[@BroadswordWargaming]

Looks awesome man! Hanging boards alllll daaaay

[@bigeye6606]

Endor 3 that's the moon where the Empire hid their 3rd deathstar xD

[@philRminiatures]

Quick, fantastic and atmospheric, what's not to like?

[@MurderHoboRPG]

Beautiful build

[@d.schaffer7366]

I like those tree tops...but they do look a lil Saturday morning cartoon ish. Could you make a version Luke that doesn't looks so toony but still has the inner pocket to hide Miniatures under. I can see that being fun and useful for Pathfinder lol

[@supertaco22]

Luke i cant find the corner ruins that you are using here. I have lost adventures just seem to be missing a bunch of the terrain you used.

[@tiredgardener]

Doesn't take much to kill the GW trees... bloody awful looking things, who ever designed them must not have seen many trees in their life. How do you manage to spray indoors and not get residue everywhere? Done it once and I had a fine dusting of skeleton bone on everything in the room, luckily it didn't stick, so wiped away easy enough. Also, glad to hear the shout out for drinking Whiskey 😉

[@MurderHoboRPG]

Doesn t warcry have a dynamic table setup component where the cards you draw determine how the table is laid out?

[@MurderHoboRPG]

@@GeekGamingScenics i havent bought the game yet. But i saw a video with a gw woman explaining that you draw cards to determine scenario deployment and table layout

[@MurderHoboRPG]

@@GeekGamingScenics kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJrMk5Z8grmEiLc

[@MurderHoboRPG]

@@GeekGamingScenics at 02:18 she shows you

[@IDICBeer]

Looks great

[@LovoAle]

hi Luke! can you suggest a cheap way to obtain scenics like column etc in europe? I want to try to build a fixed table like the one in this video..but I don't want to spend a lot for my first experiment!

[@wolowizard4441]

They remind me of the Ayleid ruins from Oblivion

[@andrewamann8855]

If you want to get rid of the layer lines on a PLA print, and don't feel like sanding until you go mad, an acetone vapor bath should do the trick.

[@Photoshop3000]

Andrew Amann acetone vapour smoothing only world for ABS. If you want to texture stone runes quickly and easily a can of texture spray paint works wonders such a rustoleum stone effect. You can then wash and dry brush the prints as normal. Though these textured spray cans are a bit pricy Another option would be to mix some fine sand with a water based polyurethaning varnish to make a home brew texture paint

[@chrisgerardy2877]

Well done (as usual).

[@2007bing]

Awesome work!

[@Rohnon]

Don't get me wrong, that's a nice tutorial and a nice board! But I don't think it's quite Warcry. Warcry is very vertical and plays in Chaos Terretory, so weird, daemonic, unhealthy flora would be more up the speed :D

[@dennispyko3520]

Agree, warcry uses dynamic dedicated terrain sets with preprinted maplayout cards for a unique game every time. u can use a fixed board but i think this is only half the fun. the terrrain board is awesome btw.

[@AlbertoOlallaPianist]

Vertical?? Really? hahahaha

[@Rohnon]

@@AlbertoOlallaPianist did I miss something?

[@marainsbury]

What printers were used to produce these? (Thought they were in the comments originally)

[@MattsHobbyWorkshop]

I need a cup like that! A bit of what's in it wouldn't hurt either! And I love those trees. Quick question, do you use 100% iso? Apologies if you've already explained this...which you probably have lol :P

[@MattsHobbyWorkshop]

Lukes Aps LOL. Cheers, mate!

[@jeremygriffin620]

God's mercy! Trees that miniatures can be hidden in!

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Luke .

[@myfriendscallmelefty8934]

I got the arches from the kickstarter, where are the broken wall sections from?

[@attalusi9177]

What is the thick glue stuff called?

[@johnwayneeverett6263]

HELLO BUDDY BEEN BUYING ALOT MY PRAXXON HOT WIRE CUTTER ....NOW I GOT THIS TO BUY ALSO RIGHT BUT I HAVE A PLAN LETS TALK ON CELLS WOULD THAT BE OK I AM IN THE STATES HAVE A SMALL HOME BASE STORE....PS NO MORE DRINKING ON THE JOB....LOL

[@bryn494]

I found this while looking to see if anyone's producing a 3D terrain table that can read a 3D file and use, say, the rods to adjust height and LEDs for coloration, features etc. I haven't found anything at all (cost?) but an 'instant' terrain (with peices) can be produced like a screen produces 2D. One that can be played also using actual play pieces and larger feature pieces. If I wasn't retired I'd look into starting my own business to do it, perhaps Danny could spread his wings...

[@bryn494]

KZbin non-updating comments feature is ON, how do I turn it OFF to fix typos? Someone... Anybody... ...

[@bryn494]

And I've tried reloading...

[@athollmcnicoll256]

Yeah not bad wee board but tell me are you sponsored for spilling your Whiskey down your beard - sacrilege man what were you thinking of, it's supposed to go in your moo!

[@crystalclearchaos5387]

Use a putty based primer on 3d prints and your good

[@JaeEffSea]

Did you use Scale 75 for the ruins?

[@Komomo69]

Beautiful video! But isn't spraying isopropanol like that quite dangerous to your lungs?

[@Komomo69]

@@GeekGamingScenics All right! :) Thanks!

[@markstarling3405]

Wow, thanks

[@tenchuu007]

I think you're missing a few links you point out...

[@MB-st7be]

Having real soil in your ground cover, is there not a risk of decay/rotting over time?

[@aafdeckers]

Soil is just very small stone particals. Sand and clay can't rot because there is no organic material that decay. So it's perfect for a ground cover.

[@MB-st7be]

@@aafdeckers ummm I think soil is organic leaf material etc

[@gabrielcerda26]

Very good terrain but the ruins of that building have no structural sense.

[@andrewtate4897]

I do like those trees but I'm not sure this 3D printing would be practical for me I live in a small flat

[@owenthomas7014]

That was a rookie amount of whiskey.

[@shayulghul]

Whiskey cup = GENIUS

[@Robert-bm2jr]

I do like whiskey

[@ljk8059]

WTF is "fall" colour? ;-)

[@ljk8059]

@@GeekGamingScenics I know mate, i was just being an arseole ;)

[@cabe_bedlam]

The 12 downvoters are gin drinkers.

[@HeyBenRichards]

Wear a spray mask!

[@FyrebirdLP]

the 3d terrain looks really bad

[@carminethewolf]

"Fall Trees"...really? And boozing on the job. Disgraceful.

[@markrutter2005]

Exactly what i thought, whats a northern lad doing saying fall trees, its autumn, have a word with your self Luke!

[@carminethewolf]

@@markrutter2005 it's since he's been off hob-nobbing with the likes of that Black Magic Crafty bloke from Canada - he's forgotten his roots!