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I used to do a lot of the terrain at my GW when I worked there. If you ever want to transfer designs to use as detailing like your imperial eagle, I would use the shirt-cardboards that you get from dry cleaners after they run your shirts. Most of them will give a few away for free. One side is laminated, the other side is exposed card material, and you can then use transfer paper to draw over your design and then cut it out, bypassing the issue with your stencil paper seperating since there is no stencil that is stuck this time. The laminated side takes paint well, and the card side soaks glue well enough to stick to whatever surface you want.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, good advice! 😊

This project reminds me a lot of a 1930 toy named "Morgoma". It was a modular trench system. They made the terrain a few cm up from the floor, so trenches were effectively in the ground. I like your bunker a lot.

I know why your short static grass isnt standing up the way you want. I noticed that when applying it onto a glob of glue the gripperthingy(sorry english is not my native language) was not touching each individual glob therefor you did not have a completed circuit and therefor your static grass applicator is not working. You need the positive charge to be in the applicator and the negative charge to actually be in the glue blob otherwise your static grass applicator is essentially just an overpriced strainer. Attaching the "gripperthingy" to a dry part of the terrain piece does nothing.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice, I appreciate you taking the time. 🙂 I think I explained myself poorly. It's just the 2mm grass, where it doesn't seem to make much difference. The two 4 mm grasses are standing up nicely. On rewatching the video, I notice that it's hard to see from the viewing angle, but if you look at the final reveal, you should be able to tell. I do the same thing in the video "I Made 4 Trench Tiles" with a better viewing angle, where you can see the grass clearly standing up. In fact, I've tried turning both the applicator and the subject sideways, and the grass shot out of the applicator into the glue on the tile. If you check out the Geek Gaming Scenics video, where Luke tests applicators, you'll see that he just hovers the clip above the base near the applicator. So sticking the alligator clip (had to look that one up 😄) into the glue shouldn't be necessary. 🙂

First rule of bunker building: Always place a very big sign on the bunker roof to allow enemy spotters to identify your bunker.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

🤣

@PvtMartin78

Жыл бұрын

It's actually not that weird. If you look throughout history you'll see vehicles with large markings of their military to avoid getting bombed by their own planes. Not that strange to think they'd do the same for fortifications.

You absolutely nailed the bunker paint/texture!

An interesting concept for future designs: If a piece of concrete has a significant chunk out of it, take the removed bits and weather them too, place them wherever they would've landed from the damage with some concrete-dirt around it.

Terrific stuff. Just found the channel. I've been a terrain maker since 96, and I already snagged 2 tidbits from this video. 🙏 I have one trick for you, which you may have already known. Use flush cut snips on brass rod for spent casings. You can get a lot of them from a single rod. Look forward to watching more.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Ooh, hadn't thought of that! Nice trick!

Pretty dope, I miss hand crafting terrain. There was something magical about it and made it feel more like a hobby than just a money sink

I don’t want to be that guy or even really care but isn’t that Aquila facing the wrong direction.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

If you mean that I accidentally swapped the heads around, yes. 😁

@spitfire3975

Жыл бұрын

Just imagine there is some poor imperial guard engineer shaking in his boots, praying the commissar doesn't notice.

@slyfawkes7772

Жыл бұрын

@@spitfire3975 I think you meant to say there WAS a poor Imperial Guard engineer.

@stillunsure7630

Жыл бұрын

Simply solution is to get a Guardmen with a paint case and brush to paint over the mistake. 😇

@niccosalonga9009

Жыл бұрын

It's the rare reverse aquila 😆. I'd be amused, though, if people could come up with story reasons why it might be reversed, apart from a mistake, though the thought of some overworked engineer realizing in the middle of the night that he reversed the design does make me laugh. As is the thought of some space marines attaching some sort of significant meaning to it.

This looks awesome. Great job!

Excellent bunker. Find yourself a piece of gravel size lava rock for rough & concrete textures on XPF. Alex Fast Dry Caulking is how I hide gaps and joints on foam it's cheep and paintable if you run into that roof issue again and want to make it look like one piece. Just smear it into the joint with your fingertips and if you wet your fingers before touching it the caulking it won't stick to your digits.

This is the nicest grimey congrete I have seen in some time

Future video idea: can you make a modular fortress behind the trenches to further support and help the front lines?

Wonderful video with a beautiful result!

Looks fantastic! For the aquilla, I'd suggest mod podge to glue it on and seal it, as mod podge is supposed to be a varnish as well as a PVA, it is perfect for cardboard

@malanok

Жыл бұрын

Also as the aquilla is facing to the right, this works a pre heresy bunker :P

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

🤣

This is cool, and I love the battle damage. It wouldn't be 40k without battle damage!

@ralexcraft990

Жыл бұрын

It is missing the blood though, but I could see youtube not liking that

It's beautiful! I love the bunker!

Fantastic build! Inspiring!

This is awesome I will 100% be making this!

Thanks! I never thought about moving the wire on my proxon to cut at an angle! Genius!

@thecultofcrafting

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful! 😊

Dear CoC, Outstanding tutorial - thank you! Best Wishes Johnny

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Many thanks! 😊

Превосходная постройка и окраска военно-инженерного сооружения. И имитация бетона, грунта и растительности выглядит весьма реалистично. Лайк. Excellent construction and painting of a military engineering structure. And the imitation of concrete, soil and vegetation looks very realistic. Like.

Awesome bunker but one little note for the future: The Imperial Aquila open eye should be the left.

I know nothing about Warhammer, just here to admire the work. Looks great.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated! 😊

@geronimo8159

Жыл бұрын

Without the Aquila, you could probably use that bunker for any modern or SciFi wargame...

That looks cool, nice work.

Good job on this. Some Space Hulk rooms/corridors would be a cool next project.

Looks great!

Really like that mate

That hot wire thing is pretty cool.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Pretty hot, actually. 😁

I love how this all looks, you should definitely add some barbed wire to the trenches and bunker around the edges

Beautiful. Gonna build it right away in Valheim.

Love it! Keep it up!

looks amazing :) and simple, my first idea for roof would be magnets, but yours is easier :)

Really cool tutorial.

Excellent work :D

This looks fantastic, great job and easy to follow. Question for a non english-native: what is washing up liquid? Like dish soap?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Yes, correct. 😊

You deserve so much more love for these exceptionally quality videos. Keep up the amazing work!

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, that's very kind of you. 😊

Fantastic-- prompts some great ideas! Silly question, but where did you find that DIY scenic glue sprayer? Looking for an alternative to my empty Liquitex ink dropper bottle....

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😊 Oh, at a dollar store a long time ago. You can find small spray bottles on Amazon for air travel.

Epic deaign. How did you make or where did you get the plastic crate that is seen on the base of the bunker from please?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

It's from the Necromunda box set, I believe.

nice job!

11:17 is my jar of Reggie give it back.

The sequel we didn't deserve, but the one we needed

The pain of when the paint squirts out like that!

I feel lie there should be more cover in the bunk! Like, maybe the walls are a little bigger so you can hide under the windows or behind the walls/buttress.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Sure, but it's built for a game, so I prioritize playability. 🙂

Det ser godt ud. 🙂

I’m no expert but I think the reason the two millimeter grass was falling flat is due to how far away the applicator was. It could also be that the static anchor placement was too far away

Amazing video

Great video! :)

Can't wait to try your ground texture. I bought some AMS Mud 2.0 but it is so hard to get. Is there a way to make the ground look more wet if I wanted to go for a real muddy appearance?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

I'd make it darker and shiny using water effects, clear UV resin, gloss varnish or gloss Mod Podge.

@joshuamurphy4928

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting That all makes sense. Thanks.

Only problem is strategically, with no partitions in that bunker, it's basically a kill room.

Great job aq Always mate 👍

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😊

thats some sloppy mud right there, hanz would approve

great video how you learned to make diagrams and always wanted to start doing it because I love how it turns out did you do a course or did you learn on your own? greetings 👋

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm not sure what you're asking, so let me know if I'm answering the wrong thing. I guess you mean the drawings I showed early in the video, where I mention which angles to measure, etc. The math side of that I learned in school. How to use the software to make the drawings, I learned online from different courses. Mostly a site called Lynda.com, but that was years ago. You can probably learn it on KZread or Skillshare nowadays. I made the drawings in a vector software called Affinity Designer. The most popular vector software is called Illustrator. A free one is called Inkscape. 😊

Historically bunkers has very small openings for obvious reasons but space marines are a different breed.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, realism goes out the window when I make terrain. Ease of creation, playability and looks are more important to me. :-)

If you want it to last, use thin plasticard for the stencils instead of cereal boxes.

Nice!

Impressive

Impressive - you're very talented no question about that, however, I'm still a bit disappointed about the outcome (albeit just a tad), because the bunker is open on all sides which leaves very little protection for those inside and I'm not too fond of the imperial Eagle as I think it would have looked a lot cooler if it had been painted on the roof instead and then weathered. I would also like to watch a video of you making one or more bunkers which are destroyed.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, a painted eagle might have been cool too. I've kept the template, so it might make an appearance in the future. 😉 As for the bunker being open on all sides, that was a decision based on gameplay and rules, but I could have made more of a point of mentioning that in the video. 😊 Hadn't thought of making destroyed bunkers. I like that idea. 👍

when doing the watered down PVA, why is the soap needed? I'm honestly curious and never seen or heard of that (I'm getting into Diorama building)

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

It's not strictly needed, but it can be helpful. It reduces surface tension which helps the liquid soak into the dirt and flock instead of lying on top of it. Some people will pre-spray the ground with diluted isopropyl alcohol to do the same thing, but I find that a little soap gets the job done. When added to diluted paint (when you're making a wash for example) it makes the liquid easier to spread out and less prone to form droplets.

@FiberglassUnicorn

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting AH alright! Def gonna need to remember this when i start going crazy with making them once i find room. Thanks for the info for sure!

Great job What scale is this

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. 😊 It's for wargaming in 28-32 mm range.

What foam safe spray did you use? Det ser godt ud i øvrigt.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Takker! Pinty Plus Chalk Finish Broken White. I just double checked, it doesn't actually state that it's foam safe, but it's water based and doesn't smell like the usual propellants used in rattle cans, which is what melts the foam. I've sprayed it straight onto both XPS and EPS foam from like 5 cm without it harming the foam.

@Lawec

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting Thank you! I also tried a water based spray once, which in fact did melt my XPS foam. I will try and see if I can scrounge up your brand. Keep up the good work.

Subbed at 19.5k subs... gonna leave this comment here so I could say that I'm one of the og's when you get 1 million subs

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😊 You have more confidence in my channel than me! 😄

@universalcrazy4889

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting nah man it's inevitable cuz your videos are high quality as crap. It's actually surprising how you only have 19k subs. Can't wait for future videos cuz I already know they're gonna be great

Alleine weil ich mir bei deinem Akzent NICHT die Ohren abschneiden möchte hast du dir meinen Sub redlich verdient. ;-)

the stencil page is not working, do you have a back up link? Thank you .

@thecultofcrafting

5 ай бұрын

Strange. Perhaps GW has removed it. If you google "40K aquila" or "40k imperial eagle" you should find it.

What fomecutter are you using?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Proxxon

This is BEAUTIFUL! I wish I had your skills & talent in crafting this WONDERFUL WORK OF ART! Say, have you ever thought of making a business out of this? I'd say you'd be reasonably SUCCESSFUL! So, waddaya say?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, that's very kind of you! 😊 I'd like that. Maybe some day. 😃

@fredhercmaricaubang1883

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting Say, if you are gonna actually make this into a business (& I hope you do!), might I humbly suggest breaking into the Dungeons & Dragons figurines market? With the rise of D&D's popularity, I'd say it'd be a VERY LUCRATIVE market for you, especially with the Open Gaming License mess out of the way! I would also suggest the Warhammer 40k as well as the Warhammer Fantasy/Age Of Sigmar market but you might face copyright/trademark infringement lawsuits because of it but then, there are others who still do it anyway! Whatever the case, I wish you the BEST in whatever you do! STAY WELL & BE SAFE!

I think your static grass applicator is basically useless. You're not using the attached wire, you're supposed to keep it touching the glue puddles while you drop the flock. The entire point is to charge the flock fibres so they'll be repelled by the glue and landing upright (also, helps to add a bit of salt to the glue). Otherwise they just lay flat like yours - if this is the effect you wanted than fine, but you could have just used a kitchen siff for that.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice. You don't need to actually touch the glue itself, you can attach it to the base. The grass does stand up - just not the 2 mm stuff (or perhaps it's just so short I can't tell the difference). :-)

@MistrzDemotywacji

Жыл бұрын

From my experience no, it's much better to touch the glue. Which gets annoying if you have tons of small puddles and half of them is already covered when you were doing the other half, but well. Yes, foam and some polymer glues catch static electricity nicely, but they're good insulators, especially the MDF you have.

What Brand of paint and Brushes you use

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Vallejo, AK, P3, Citadel, craft paints, cheap rattle cans and more. A bunch of cheap brushes for terrain. Mostly Windsor & Newton series 7 and Raphael 8404 brushes for miniatures.

feels like Vraks

Hey just wondering what washing up fluid is.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Dish soap

@nobodydoesanything381

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting I'm an idiot

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

😂

Do you ever use Milliput

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Sure, but mostly for miniatures. For larger things it's too expensive.

Don't you use some of the bits you pull out of your walls under where you pulled it out? There would be "rubble" at the base of the walls where the damage happened.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

I didn't, but that's a good idea. 👍

@Lordmaniax357

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting Yeah.. I used to do that stuff when I dabbled in model trains many MANY years ago... We did molded ceramic pieces... they would sometimes break taking them out of the molds.. Had to use the bits for something. LOL!

Do you ever make your own Sculpting Tools

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Not yet

"washing up liquid" == soap

3d print and paint

I wish i had the resources to do this stuff 😞

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Give it time. ☺

👍👍👍

Ah it's here, I can't wait to watch! Thanks Craftdaddy! (yes that's what I'm calling you now).

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

🤣 Well, thanks!

Hello first time viewer. What is your washing up liquid?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

I might have used the wrong word. It's liquid soap, dish soap or whatever it's called. :-)

@itsio7188

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting genius!

Instructions unclear. Face now glued to ceiling. Send help.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

🤣

Nice Vedio man ;) and are u danish ??

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Yes 😁

@Erasmus451

Жыл бұрын

@@thecultofcrafting Well det er jeg også 😉

are u from denmark ?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Yup

@GalMatis

Жыл бұрын

Hvor køber du xps fom henne¿

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

@@GalMatis Architegn.dk

"Aquila" that's an interesting way to pronounce target.

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

😂

glue sticks are great for sticking paper to paper, and absolutely useless for anything else

Minecraft irl

These look like they work with the trench tiles, do you think it's worth trying?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

Sure, but be sure to plan how the tiles will meet up. I didn't, so they match up perfectly. 🙂 But it's fine.

What are your social media handles?

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

IG: @thecultofcrafting FB: @The Cult of Crafting

Would have been easier to make a mold and poured concrete

@thecultofcrafting

Жыл бұрын

I'd still have to build the thing to make the mold. 😉