Really nice effects without overdoing anything. They look great. :)

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Kind of you to say mate, thank you, cheers for watching😉

Looking very good now. Some ideas worth using myself like the broken glass and rubble dust.

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Cheers mate, so glad you found it useful. Thanks for your continued support, means a lot🙂

Great series! Definitely some ideas I will try in future. Thanks!

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

That’s great, so glad you liked it, thanks for watching😉

when I was a boy I remember seeing a film in class about WWII it was footage of Stalingrad and other bombed out city's as a boy it just flowed over me just another 'film' but then I saw a upper floor bathroom a bath tub. a loo and a medicine cabinet above it still standing on a small section of floor. That was what hammered home to me that this was someone home it was real not just a 'film' .

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

I know what you mean, it brings it home that real people just like us lived there. I like to build it into my terrain too as makes games so much more immersive. Thanks for watching🙂

Hi Chris, the ruined furniture is a great touch. They look great. These buildings are shaping up nicely.

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, really appreciate your encouragement and support🙂

Cool details and weathering. 🏠

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching and for the kind feedback, much appreciated 😉

@goforitpainting

4 ай бұрын

@@TheGreatMim Check out my projects. Have a great day.

They look great

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and for your kind feedback Sam, much appreciated mate😉

Been looking forward to this one, like the broken glass idea. Match sticks cut up with EMT shears (heavy duty scissors) and stirred up with some burnt sienna paint makes handy ‘bricks’. Laid out carefully you can get an effectively flat floor and I add some strips of thin card timber fragments and a door made from thin card, smooth enough for Airfix soldiers to stand on with their own little bases. Did you buy the 3D printed bits ready made, if so where from? In the 1970s I bought some Bachman model railway ‘interiors’ (very ‘American’) but they were expensive so I started making my own furniture. Did a set for a lad about 20 years ago with some ruined cottages and ended up having to make an extra intact furnished cottage for his Mum. The pots and pans in the kitchen were lengths of paper straw with thin brass wire handles and a spot of epoxy putty to get a flat bottom. Plates were postcard cut with a hole-punch and then pressed into a scrap of rubber with the domed end of a pencil. A couple of mugs were cig paper wound around a pin and glued with a strip of printer paper for the handle (also good for hollow mortar barrels with thin paperclips bent up for the bi-pod). Three cocktail sticks glued together and cut to length with paper strips near each end makes a fairly convincing discarded British mortar bomb carrier (if keen you can add a paper handle on one edge).

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Mike, like you I normally make my own furniture from old sprues, mdf left overs and anything I can recycle. These were a present a while back, I think they were from Warlord Games. Recently I’ve been focusing on that backlog of gaming purchases and presents that have build up, while moving home and working on other projects. It’s helping with my space issues and saving on money too, I think I’ve had those 3D furniture bits for about two years😂. Love your modelling ideas mate, you should start up a KZread channel, I’d watch😉

Mate they are SOOOO amazing!! I hope one day to maybe get a game on this amazing terrain and marvel at it in person :) Super inspiring build mate :) cool!

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

That’s so kind of you mate, thank you so much for watching, you’d be more than welcome😉

Great video, where do you get the furniture from?

@TheGreatMim

4 ай бұрын

Thank you,I normally make my own furniture from old sprues, mdf left overs and anything I can recycle but these were a present from a while back, I think they were from Warlord Games. Cheers for watching 😉