Warhammer: The Old World | Forgeworld Blacksmiths Forge Tutotial

Warhammer: The Old World | Forgeworld Blacksmiths Forge Tutotial | Has 3D Printed & MDF Terrain Repl

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@johnclarke25 Ай бұрын

Only have the elf shrine in warhammer but have 4 of the large ruins for 40k and the road system,fun to paint and great on the table,also a few tanks and aircraft also one of the studio L shaped ruins from the 3rd edition rulebook and they all grace the tabletop 20 plus years later.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

They’ve made some incredible stuff over the years, love the aesthetics of both the Fantasy and 40K/30k stuff.

@guleri Ай бұрын

That is a great looking sculpt from Forgeworld and you painted it up very nice. Would love to see Games Workshop releasing some of these Forgeworld scenery pieces for Old World if possible. I love that we got the hills and the chapel/watchtower combo that can be built as seperate building or as a mansion.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I hope something may have survived to be released again 🤞

@joshgriffiths8879 Ай бұрын

The coaching in is something I always wanted but I was too young and broke to get it

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Such a lovely model

@nagashthegod Ай бұрын

The classic FW terrain was brilliant. I have two of almost everything they did for Warmaster, including the historic Ireland castles. So detailed, they make even the simplest battlefield look so characterful. The Warmaster windmill was a complete pig's ear to tidy up, though.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

The Warmaster stuff looks so amazing, bet your tables look incredible.

@mjhsinclair Ай бұрын

Looks great! For my buildings I found picking out some stones in other tones gave a nice sense of variety.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you, and yes that’s a really nice effect.

@huwtindall7096 Ай бұрын

Terrain always used to be a hard task when we were kids. Scratch building really is a skill in its own right. But the terrain does make a game so much more immersive. I thought the GW cardboard terrain was pretty good ☺️. Friend and I make a 6*4 foot MDF table. Lots of PVA and sand and then a Dulux colour match of goblin green and sunburst yellow dry brush over th top ☺️

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I think my first gaming table was a bright goblin green, my old gaming clubs table were all bright green as well. Very much the standard for years 😂

@BigTiBu Ай бұрын

Lovely paint job! That throwback through the old catalogues has brought back a long forgotten memory of me, my brother, and 2 of our friends on holiday in France in maybe 2002 paying to use the holiday camp computer (!) to go on the Forgeworld site and dream about what we wanted. I'm fairly sure we were put off by them being about £50 in some cases (shock, horror!)

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

That’s awesome! I’ve got fond memories of the GW and FW websites back then, I can remember logging in and watching the webcam they used to have in the WHW gaming hall, god knows why, but it was fun to ‘wish I was there’. Oh I’m sure £50 was expensive back in 2002, probably double that now in inflation.

@JohnMarkM Ай бұрын

I still like the more organic look of resin buildings over MDF or 3D printed. That's why I invested in some of Hovels resin buildings, really good price for what you get. Even for someone living in the US.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I’ve got a few Hovels buildings in 15mm for historical games, they’re very nice.

@Skyhervagault Ай бұрын

Great job! The weathered style looks great! We need a tour of your miniature table set up when your new Empire army is ready!

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙂

@TomatoRoll Ай бұрын

Looks awesome. I too always wanted that coaching inn.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. I wish I could get that coaching inn at 2008 prices 😊

@oitoitoi1 Ай бұрын

Beautifully done! I have quite a lot of the old forgeworld terrain, but not this piece. They are really wonderful, my favourite is the siege earthworks, it's so impressive in person. I do think in terms of the buildings tabletop world has really picked up the slack and taken it forward, though they've recently moved a to a very high grade in house 3d printing process, their cast stuff was incredible. Their way of making stonework is really incredible, essentially the same as making a real stone building!

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. Tabletop World have been on my radar for you years but I’ve never picked anything up, probably time I finally got around to it.

@henriksorensen82 Ай бұрын

Looks fantastic! I wonder if GW will enter the 3D printing scene and then I'm thinking primarily of resin printing? It's something they could do and give us fantastic models. Of course 3D printers for home use in all their glory, but the professional ones are much, much better and we don't have to sit in toxic air because not everyone has the space to have a dedicated, well-ventilated place for a resin printer

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. It would be very cool if they did, but not sure if they could print the volumes they needed, maybe the future is someone inevitable in that regard though.

@jordansorcery Ай бұрын

Fantastic stuff Stu, what a great result too!

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you Jordan 🙂

@JohnPC00 Ай бұрын

The building turned out great. Also, someday you’ll need to do a compilation of all these stories at the end of your videos.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. I’m thinking of doing a Christmas special with all the Easter egg stories from this year (just got to remember which videos I’ve included them in 😅).

@rupertjones5197 Ай бұрын

Never even knew these were a thing! Great video dude! Keep up the old world! Cinematography was brilliant, one extra thing! It would be nice to see the house set up on the board with some other terrain! Always good to see a diorama with newly made terrain

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙂

@JackFright Ай бұрын

You have a really good friend.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I’m very lucky for sure

@iainaitken8966 Ай бұрын

Baby poo 😂. Great job on the forge. I remember scratch building a dwarf forge from an old dwarf army book but this is so much better.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I bet that Dwarf Forge was amazing, it’s something I’ve been thinking about doing myself (that or a Dwarf Brewery).

@icewolffinc Ай бұрын

Never leave the superglue bootle open when activate spraying !! and nice end result.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. It was going in the bin after, I had fresh bottles and this was old (hence the wooden skewer used as an applicator).

@julianmhall Ай бұрын

Fabulous tutorial Stuart :) The model looks fantastic! I think whether 3D has replaced traditional methods / casting depends entirely on the intended use and implementation. Assuming whether the bulk of the terrain is MDF / papier mache etc., the surface detail and texture, and small objects, could I think be 3D. Then the question is resolution. Even high resolution PLA will /probably/ show the individual layers, as will a low resolution resin 3D print, but PLA may be more robust. Also either method will take hours just to print, even assuming you already have the requisite STL file(s) and don't need even longer to design what you want from scratch. I think in the future - if they are not already - the likes of Forgeworld etc. will cut their costs and not mould /any/ models themselves, and just sell STL files for the modellers to 3D print themselves. That also avoids any QC issues.. if the model print is rubbish that's not the sellers fault. There'll be catalogues to show what a completed model /could/ look like if you 3D print and paint it properly. Also originally Forgeworld had no competition; now they do so the company's profit margins will have become tighter. Regarding the roof.. could it be /hinged/ at the bottom maybe with a hook either end of the lower edge locating on the top of the wall to keep each side from falling off. Then you could have both sides removable. On the subject of the roof, didn't you make life a bit harder for yourself by gluing one half on /before/ you painted it? As one half was going to be off anyway, why not leave them /both/ off to paint? LMAO at 'baby poo colour' !

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you . Because the roof sits into the window slots, but also an indent on the chimney, it means it need to move in two directs, otherwise the hinge would have been a fun idea.

@czakivanovic Ай бұрын

Tabletop world in Croatia is still making excellent resin buildings if 3d printing isn't your thing.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

They make some great stuff, I’ve been very tempted before. I’ve got terrain of all different kinds though, I’m not too worried about sticking to one particular type.

@andrewclarke520 Ай бұрын

Very nice, will be trying some of ur techniques on an empire chapel soon. I still have fond memories of the old GW card buildings but the resin stuff does look good. Would need a second mortgage tho!

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

😂 Thank you

@frederikschulze8218 Ай бұрын

Renedra has great palstic terrain for various historical settings that also work for fantasy games like MESBG

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Absolutely, pretty reasonable prices as well.

@andrewclarke520 Ай бұрын

Almost missed Bernard at the end there! No idea how that lad is still alive 😂

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

😂 He’s in more trouble at the end of the Halfling video

@goforitpainting Ай бұрын

Really cool. 👍

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you

@Svengar Ай бұрын

Lovely looking terrain there. Shame they won’t likely produce it ever again but in this day and age of 3d prints and companies specialising in terrain it wouldn’t make sense for them to even try and make it again. Definitely sometime in the coming months I would like to give it a go doing some terrain myself. I’ve collected a few pieces which work well in addition to the fortified manor set I do hold out some small hope we could eventually see the plastic castle return from GW…

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I think you could be right, would be a good surprise to bring that back one day, and it’s certainly appeared in some of the new pictures.

@Vorpal_Wit Ай бұрын

If you happen to want to stick with resin buildings, I highly recommend the Tabletop World buildings.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I’ll take a look, I’ll definitely be tempted to get some more.

@RolandoRatas Ай бұрын

Thanks for this I was researching this over a week ago and I didn't find these ! as far as old WHFB terrain all I could find were the latest Old World terrain releases from the past and the the large wizard tower “Witchfate Tor”, its smaller, ruined “Dreadstone Blight tower and the Garden of Morr/Sigmarite Mausoleum (all at silly ebay prices). If you can think of any other pieces I am missing out on then please tell me. Btw I know all the Age of Sigmar terrain pieces many which are now lost in time, I even own a full blown 2 sets of the Chaos Dreadhold Helfort which my The Old World Warriors of Chaos are going to love - an amazing Chaos castle.

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

I found there’s loads of old FW and GW catalogs online, they reminded me of so many things I’d forgotten they made.

@marcchristian38 Ай бұрын

Hi, these were good times! I have the old well, horse stable and the coaching inn (last one still new in a box...). I remember that i tried to order the forge too, but it was too late... Great tutorial. But sadly not for me. I don´t use airbrushes. But nice nonetheless! :)

@MiniatureRealms Ай бұрын

Thank you. You have a real gem with that coaching in, will be a great fun project for you.