thumbs up just for the added novelty of the snacks. well done.

Fantastic video, my friend! Love your style; reminds me of a more old-school KZread video (in a good way) with some modern touches.

Really interesting technique, will be copying this, but with an English snack box! Keep up the good work Sir! Subscribed!

Thank you for making such a simple, informative video - I am new to crafting terrain and this is probably the most to the point, informative useful video I have seen - Subscribed!

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear, I would like to keep them coming in the future!

Excellent tutorial and idea!

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, hope you can find use from it!

Legend. Adventures on a budget. So timely. Your work is needed sir!

Nice and simple. Well done

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Much Appreciated!

For what it is they look excellent man.

I like your choice of music. The - in a positive way - slightly awkward pauses around the cuts too. Excellent builds - definitely like to see more. Absolutely dislike the imperial system - because I'm european. Nothing I would ask you to change though. In change I refuse to measure anything in mayonaise buckets until I die. Thats not negotiable. I hope you don't mind. I kinda expected the video to be about terrain pieces you could store and take snacks from during a play session. Not sure why - maybe because my german brain mixed something up. But the idea is hilarious. (In case someone picks this idea up : please think about a terrain piece that can keep mayonaise as a dip - the base shape for that might be a mayonaise bucket for example - youre welcome) Also...first subscriber: me! : >

Solid system - I like how they stack nicely.

this is actually good. thanks

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!, plus I mean... who doesn't like snacks?

Very cool and simple to do. Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

Fantastic!

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Appreciated!

Great basis for a modular wall system using magnets like RP Archive. Also the tetris method of building walls is ingenious!

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

I always struggled making more natural looking structures so the Tetris method was a real break though for me

Those look great man! Thanks for sharing.

They look great

Dude this is so badass! We’ll done!

Dude, thats awesome. Been slowly getting back into terrain building and this really helps inspire. Thank you for the video! Not really a cheeseit fan btw, im more for shrimp crackers or doreitos lol.

Wicked

Very impressive

Dude, these are great. Last year I decided to get back into wargaming after 20+ years and thought Warcry would be a great start. I bought two of the different core set boxes, essentially JUST for the terrain as I dislike modern GW miniatures and I was already able to find the rules online. I wish I had seen a video like this as it would of saved me a lot of money! This hobby can get expensive really quickly and this terrain looks just as good as the Warcry starter terrain.

@JMcMillen

2 жыл бұрын

Usually when the Warcry boxes were released, there are people on Ebay that will break them up into parts. Usually they divide it up into the two war bands (+cards), the terrain, and finally the books. I've been able to buy the terrain and books from a couple of them and saved quite a bit as I wasn't interested in either warband.

@scathezombiestu3156

2 жыл бұрын

@@JMcMillen Yeah, that's exactly what I did with my unwanted models; bought the box and flipped them on eBay. But to be honest, I prefer the look of your terrain over the official GW stuff.

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

I think mixing in the super high detail GW terrain with these more basic structures would make a totally awesome looking board.

Complimenti davvero molto belli!

Muito bom parabéns 👏🏾👏🏾 abraço do Brasil

Nice!

I was so impressed the whole time, that's so creative!! Great job on the editing and the explanation. The only critique I have is that you continuously mention that you don't like thinking, and then show off how you've put in the forethought to make molds or thought up a system to assemble your pieces. I do believe that's thinking! And not just thinking, but thinking AHEAD!! As for cheez-its flavour, I'm from europe, so I've never had a cheez-it in my life. I do like cashews, though.

@crimsonchapperling

2 жыл бұрын

No Cheez-its? that's not a way to live lol

I was going to make these but all I have is a box of Cheese Nips..

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Well that just wont do at all lol

Thanks for doing this video but l can't quite always see exactly what you are doing. Respect thou. Dan

@crimsonchapperling

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about that, Trying to be a better video maker with each release!

Fun fact: The paper on BLACK Readi-Board foam core from Dollar Tree is stuck on a lot harder than the paper on the WHITE foam core; don’t ask me why, but it’s a true thing…

@crimsonchapperling

Жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, makes me feel a bit vindicated.

One very important thing, DO NOT use spray can primer on foam. The chemicals in it melt foam. Admittedly, if you are careful it can be a useful trick for making an irregular or melted area, but not a good way to prime foam.

@scathezombiestu3156

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I utilise this trick to add extra texture to my foam pieces!

@simonpaton2571

2 жыл бұрын

Use Mod Podge.. as primer

LOL you kinda scared me a minute with all the cheesits with talk because I know some people who use dried parsley for flocking. he is not going to use cheesits as the grid blocks lol just that you would find it funny

@crimsonchapperling

2 жыл бұрын

That idea scares me... I am sickend but curious at the prospect

@JCinLapel

2 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonchapperling LOL