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@anonymousgamer9639

3 жыл бұрын

I like it better with more music but it was ok i didn't liked the squeaking sounds , it is your choice how you want to do it. with the music it was more calming, I will love your content and i'm biggggg fan of yours. never stop doing it ❤❤❤

@anonymousgamer9639

3 жыл бұрын

try to click on read more buttonnnnn

@6feetthing

3 жыл бұрын

why don't u start ur own Skillshare class Neil ?

@RPRsChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh....a slow, calm, nice build without fake narrative. Good job Neil, good job.

@readhistory2023

3 жыл бұрын

Did try your mortar mix as grout before you came up with the idea to use the snow flock?

Bloody lovely Neil, turning out a treat. Thanks for using our greebly bits!!

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Trent! :) We'll be seeing more of those bits up close in Part 2!

@catinathermostat6416

3 жыл бұрын

Miscast you could use some lights for some enemies (magic/fire) for your tabletop projects.

Other than the squeaking styrofoam sounds 😅 I absolutely enjoyed everything else about this video style! Your builds are INSANE, love it!!!

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry I really tried to cut out or at least quiet down as much of that as I could! My wife hates it too😆

@mj3818

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealTerrainHobbies haha! Sorry to pile it on 😆 I’m really looking forward to part II

@EricVanWinkle

2 жыл бұрын

These videos are great as tutorials. For those of us who haven't managed to really engage in the hobbies we love, they are inspirational. For those who can't afford to pay attention, they are awesome background, but the styrofoam sounds are tough to hear.

@carolyngames7705

2 жыл бұрын

I'd rather hear the squeaky or a bit of music. This guy talks way too much but never makes much sense.

Silicone sticks to itself well. In the future, you could use silicone glue.

@killallmortals

2 жыл бұрын

or silicone caulk

For the silicone covered LEDs, I suggest clear silicone caulking. The only thing I've found that sticks to silicone is silicone.

I wish I could get into diorama making I think it is really cool what you do

@simioni

3 жыл бұрын

Do it! No need to start with something this complicated. Start small and see where it gets from there. It's a really fun hobby! (:

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

You can totally get into this sort of thing. As @@simioni stated, start small! It's so satisfying to see what you can make with your own hands and the more you do it, the more confident you'll become with it. :)

@katiebellmichelle

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhh yes do it and share it with us 😅🤩

As someone who got into terrain crafting because of youtubers like you, Black Magic Craft and others, I can 100% appreciate the more raw as-it-is style of this video. It can be easy for good B Roll and voice overs to make the work seems short and easy. But it's a process, and can be a long one. Great job again man.

I like the new style! Very ASMR-like, which I appreciate since not a lot of terrain or mini channels take that approach with mics and editing.

@RokuroCarisu

3 жыл бұрын

ASMR is overrated. It's cool when Bard's Craft does it though, because he makes fun of it.

aaahh, this is soo cool!!! also, so stressful when your greebles build plate was dripping on your table ;-)

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

lol I was waiting for someone to mention that. Nice one XD

For gluing silicone together, or silicone to other stuff, try Technicqll Silicone Universal glue. Sorry if someone has already mentioned this recommendation, I didn’t read through all the comments.

@abdulrahmanel-gamal772

3 жыл бұрын

I liked for ur politeness 😊

I really like the real time footage! It's so hard to wrap your head around how long something takes when everything is sped up. Great video! Did I hear Lance from Autoshine in the background? Love him! 🤣

I wait what seems like forever for a new RTH video. It's always very worth the wait!

This was so cool to watch, man. So glad you didn't give up! I love this format with a bit of voice over, a bit of music, hearing you work and whatever podcasts/videos you're listening to. You have so much talent. Thanks for sharing with us ^_^

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for letting me know! Really glad you like the format. Put a smile on my face. :)

I have been waiting for so long. Can't wait to check this out.

I really enjoy this format rather than the heavy music editing that happens on a lot of craft shows because it gives a better sense of the time it takes for a craftsman to actually make something (which most people don't realize and I wish they would). It is also very calming to listen to the atmosphere imo

What you do is so incredibly satisfying and calming to watch. I cannot believe I am the 67th comment here because your work is so amazing I would expect you to be one of the most subscribed-to art channels. I know you get a lot of "wow, this is great" comments and I know they blur together, so I hope you know I am a random stranger who is taking time out of my busy day to watch specifically your work and doing so with excitement and anticipation because it is so interesting to watch. Just let that sink in. I subscribed to you after Jazza's video and have been so excited to see what else you do after watching nearly all of your other videos. Maybe it sounds weird but I just wish my favorite KZreadrs could know how talented they are and how much we appreciate them and sometimes I feel like a generic comment isn't enough to get that through. You're amazing. Please don't ever stop. ❤️

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

This so made my day. Thank you so much for the lovely and very kind words. It means a lot to read this, so thank you for taking the time to type this out and say something so kind. ❤️

@PlayLyss

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealTerrainHobbies So glad it reached you. You are very welcome. Meant every word. :)

Just found your channel wonderful stuff here

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks and welcome! :)

Well I am very excited to see how this turns out in part two. And don't be surprised if the gang wander by the Palace Pub now that you've made it Reboot.exe canon

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Heeeeeeyyyyyy now that would be slick if that were to happen. Thanks Dave! Looking forward to chapter 8!!

Found your channel through Jazza’s colab video with you and now I can’t stop binge watching

So awesome to have a build in this underexposed style! Great job (again)!

I can hear Dave and jazza in the background, tabletop time is cool

great build, and loving the new format

I like the new format and how you stayed more positive than usual!

I favour this format! It's nice and natural to hear the sounds of objects and such. It also puts the audience in a similar headspace as you were when working, which I appreciate.

Much better format. Its direct and relatable. Far too many you tubers are trying to turn their videos into a Spielberg epic with overproduction. I just skip past those. This is far more informative and interesting. Thank you.

I find all of the snipping, carving and cutting sounds so ✨Satisfying ✨

Adafruit makes a board called the "trinket" that is nice for stuff like this.

Recovering from surgery and this was wonderful. Just like I work. Mostly quiet... no TV in the background maybe the radio on occasionally. Loved it. Can't wait to dive back in. Blessings

Very enjoyable - almost theuraputic. Keep them coming.

I have a feeling this will turn out great, despite the struggle with architecture and lights. Can't wait for the big finish!

The organic way this video is filmed is so nice, I really like it.

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback :)

I'm so amazed by your creations. Can't wait for part 2!

I like this direction style for this video. Music introduced in stages is working well, many other channels play looped music which does become draining in a weird way. The ambient sounds are a great touch. Sounds more organic. Also triggers that ASMR!! 👍 Hope you continue with this video direction!

Love the format. the light music here and there, time lapse, and especially the pizza ...

It's looking amazing can't wait for part 2!

Absolutely loved the new format. Keep it going!

This new format, with less music and all is really good! Much prefer this.

Resin printing - I recently added a Wham Bam magnetic build plate to my Photon and it's wonderful. I can remove the whole print job from the base, throw the lot into a wash and cure without removing it from the plate (less warping). Then a gentle flex and everything pops off. I got a double kit so I can have one lot processing while another job has already started. Looking forward to Part 2!

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Hey that sounds pretty cool! I'm going to have to look into that...

I'm so glad I found your channel. Can't wait for part 2

i absolutely ADORE this video format! thank you so much for creating it

I like the new format, it’s very relaxing. Both formats are great. Maybe switch between the two occasionally:)

I SO WANNA TRY THIS!!!! Beautiful work!!! Incredible craftsmanship!!!!

So so so well done. The build & the video itself. Keep up the amazing work Neil. Can't wait to see the end result!

This was worth the wait, awesome video, awesome build

Hi Neil, love the new video format! Thx for giving a shout-out to Backbone, it looks so cool! Btw if this or any future dioramas you build will make it into a Tabletop Time collab, I'm gonna die.

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Uh oh, well you had better be careful then... 😬😬😬😉

So awesome! Love the cyberpunk vibes, keep it up!

Damn, what a masterpiece. I love your new format as well. It’s like a therapy to me, watching you building cool stuff with less music & more ASMR-ish sounds produced from crafting your builds. I love it!

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback man. Appreciate it and glad you liked it! :)

Different style of video.... IT’S AWESOME!😍 Love the longer videos and the way you make them a journey we can follow along with. Great work my dude, your videos are always a treat.

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cameron! Much appreciated man and really glad you liked the format! :)

@TheDnDCoalition

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealTerrainHobbies Would love to see more content from you brother. You've got yourself a new Patron to help support the these videos!

looooooove the new approach to the audio. Great job in editing the campaign you were listening to, and then blending into music.

Absolutely incredible work!

I for one, love the new format

Coming together nicely

You and your work are inspirational. Keep up the incredible work, and thank you for all the effort you put into your videos.

Fair play for sticking to it awesome video as always 👌👍

New editing style is very enjoyable!

Can't wait to see part 2! It's looking amazing already

this is therapy to me. you're awesome

Thank u for useing our products

I'm happy to see you didn't give up, a good challenge, making mistakes and rectifying them is how we all learn to become better at anything. you and Boulder Creek Railways are my go to channels for diorama builds, keep up the great work an I am looking forward to the next part.

I really, really like the style of this video. Very captivating.

Very cool Can't wait to see the next part.

The cinematography is spot on 👌🏻(chef's kiss)

Thanks for not killing the clip with music - i like the new format!

Wow, looks awesome so far!

Realy loved the editing for this video. Great ambient, great atmosphere, and I myself dont usually put that much attention into this kind of stuff, but this time it stood out to me. I will enjoy future videos with this style, keep it up!

Love the slow motion and editing!! You are so amazing with of the camera!!

I’d love to see you and Jeremy collab with each other. Maybe getting some of the same packs of parts/pieces/models and seeing the different ways you both go about putting something together with it/different techniques you use, and/or using the same mood board and seeing what different materials you choose to achieve that style/aesthetic, and then maybe zoom call with each other to discuss your approaches and show off your models! Maybe throw something like that in a list of “what the heck do I want to do for a video next month” if you feel like you’re stuck or unenthused with a work in progress and need a little palette cleanser. I want to do that with my friends and challenge myself to learn something new, but none of them are terrain nerds. Closest hobby in common we have is resin 3D printing and minipainting. I enjoy Jeremy’s channel so much, been watching for a few years now I think, and I don’t think I’ve seen him use cork much in his builds that I would like to see him get challenged to do. Glad I stumbled across your channel today, it’s been fun going through a bunch of your builds! I feel really inspired by your dedication and attention to detail.

I really like this new ASMR style! It really draws you into the process and great work once again!!

Way to keep at it, Neil. Watching the problem solving is always really cool and fun to watch.

Wow I am always inspired by fellow artists like you!

Thanks for sharing and caring! Looking awesome!

Both you and Jazza inspired me to start diorama making myself! Thank you for awesome content

truly a master at your craft

Your stuff always blows me away, but this is one of the coolest dioramas I've ever seen. Awesome work bud.

Beautiful work!

Backlit signs need a diffuse light to work. My recommendation is a bright LED in the centre, then thin white paper to diffuse the light, then apply your acetate prints.

man i admire your patience with these kinds of projects, this is so dope

THE BEST AND THE GREATEST I'VE HAVE SEEN SO FAR. CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS ACHIEVEMENT IT GAVE ME TEARS OF JOY JUST BY WATCHING THIS

😊I want to do a Gotham city... 1989 style

i think it's not a bad idea splitting things up and showing a bit more of what you do and reflect some more. That way you can get twice the amount of content in the same time. Format is cool with me.. even if I like the old format too. And.... can't wait to see part 2 of this! Super nice again Neil

Really impressive level of details, creativity, and skills. Awesome build. Like the video format.

Wow, can't wait for part 2 🕛🕐🕑🕒🕓🕔🕕🕖🕗🕘🕙🕚

Amazing build and editing as usual

man you're so freaking talented, this is amazing love your work man

Great to see that you keep improving your projects :)! You're an example for all of us

Amazing work!

You could use the diffuser sheet from an old lcd screen as backing for your light boards. Or maybe a layer or two of white tissue paper.

I think my favorite part of channels like this is watching the artist's progress. You are doing some AMAZING work! Especially incorporating LEDs.

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! Cheers:)

You've been such an inspiration to me in the last several months. In fact, I've been so inspired that I created my own channel for sculpting with polymer clay and dioramas. 😍

I was just wondering today where you were. Nice to see some great content.

That was fantastic, thank you. I mainly do D&D terrain and this had some different techniques that I hadn't seen before that I really enjoyed. I appreciate the time and effort you took on this.

Damn! I was so entertained I hadn't realized there's still a part 2 in the making, really cool so far, I'll be waiting:)

i love the way you made the vid i would love to see more like these

I can't wait to see how this thing turns out

@RealTerrainHobbies

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man :)

I don't wanna die in suspense..... Notification Bell ✅

When is part two coming? The anticipation is killing me!!

Neil, if you put a piece of tracing paper behind your clear acetate paper signs, the color wont wash out when you light them up. They'll light up just as bright too. Just an fyi. Great build!

You always blow my mind... amazing

Wow, thanks for the Backbone headsup, I'd completely missed that demo. Installing now while I watch the rest of your video. Looks awesome :)

Ahhh part two needed NOW!