This video deserves 10x the views it has; criminally undiscovered - I wouldn’t have been surprised to see 500k or 1m+… but 35k!? Excellent time lapse of superbly detailed and exacting work: thank you, creator.

Thanks for the details, we are 100% doing this project in our homeschool this year.

I've been looking for a tutorial like this! I'm planning on making a 3d map frame of the lake my husband and I had our first date, as a Christmas gift this year so this was so helpful thank you!!! :)

@snapchaualis9424

3 ай бұрын

You guys are so thoughtful! Wow!

That Mountain trick is killer!! Did you discover that yourself? Great work!

Very cool lol! I just did something similar and I thought I had an original idea but turns out not haha. This is very nice!

That was awesome! Thank you for sharing your methods. Finally a better way to show players their corner of the world.

You know, when you finished painting the ocean section, you could have either painted or found/made a stencil for a compass rose. It would have looked really neat there for it

@StorycraftSociety

3 жыл бұрын

So I thought about that. And you certainly could do that, I put a compass rose on my full continent map. But the particular one is a zoom in of a particular region and will hang on the wall next to my full continent map. So I didn’t really feel it was necessary on this one.

@AzraelThanatos

3 жыл бұрын

@@StorycraftSociety One of the reasons for them with maps is to give directions on the map. Plus a lot of map makers have a history of designing their own as a semi-logo as well as a useful piece of the map for older maps.

I love this. I want to make this (sort of) with my own map

I’m so gonna use that method for my project!

I've always wanted a topo map of Middle Earth, and you've provided an easy-to-follow guide to finally get one! Thanks!

@StorycraftSociety

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! Send us some pics when you’re done! I’d love to see it!

I absolutely love your video style and projects! This one was especially unique! Thank you for producing such high-quality content!

@StorycraftSociety

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Wonderful

Damn, this is such a cool project!! I want to do this for my games, as well as for my favorite planets in Star Wars! Criminally under-performing video, too... Still, you've definitely inspired me!

@StorycraftSociety

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m glad I could provide some inspiration!

That’s a beautiful 3D map.

@StorycraftSociety

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I only had a tiny bit of cardboard, lots of paper and colouring pens/pencils though! So I had to change it up a bit. You really inspired me though as there is a geography themed contest at my school right now, hope I win ! ❤

@StorycraftSociety

10 ай бұрын

Glad I could help!

That is Amazing!!

@StorycraftSociety

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

what can I use as an alternative for lightweight hydrocal plaster

There is no alpine forest and tundra separation point unless the elevation is higher than 15,000 feet. Mountain ranges in these states are between 2,000 and 12,000 feet in elevation on average, though. The tree line is present at about 4,800 feet in elevation, but it can be lower in other areas.

How did you make the forest foliage?

Are you carving foam or some kind of soft resin or plastic?

Been busy last few weeks. Sorry for my lack of commenting I always Like the videos and share with my DnD group its report card season. Ill be doing some catch up on my detailed viewing/crafting of your content. as Always thinks for sharing G! Can I call you G? lol

@StorycraftSociety

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your support Gnomey! And only if I can call you G as well!

What material is the terrain made out of? If it is foam - what is the type of foam used? Thanks so much!

@Topramen2

6 ай бұрын

The foam used in this as well as most other terrain is a mix of foam core from the dollar star and xps insulation foam

Hi what paper did you use?