So folks, did you notice any improvement with the video quality? Fingers crossed you did! :-D

@littlejimmy5020

6 жыл бұрын

TheTerrainTutor looks really sharp, I do usually watch on my phone however so the TV may be helping. ps this is awesome

@dreadknot69

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I can tell it's more clear than it has been in the past.

@jamessquibb7766

6 жыл бұрын

those photo's look professional quality mate!

@AwsomeFluttershyYAY

6 жыл бұрын

It looks great man

@irishmanwolfhound

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely more clear video. well done!

6:06 Was the most perfectly timed notification ever.

@TheSuperDerp

6 күн бұрын

At that moment, everybody checked their phone.

Great job, my Dad was a field gunner in the Royal Canadian Army,And was on the Second wave of Juno Beach ,and made it through the war.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

the blink "you got a message" sound was so perfectly timed.

You are totally the Vince Venturella of terrain building

"Give it a quck rub. It always makes it better guys 😉"

Very enjoyable just watching you create pieces of art. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks so much for this vid - and yes the photo quality is very nice. Can't tell you how wonderful it was to be able to take a half hour out of this terrible week to get out of my head and just enjoy something - and learn some good stuff while I was at it! Thanks again for what you do.

Amazing Job!!! Congratulations.

I love the enthusiasm in your videos, great job my dude.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers buddy

Another great video Mel! I'm still in love with the pink monitor...

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Me too!

I have no intention of building a log bunker,or anything for that matter. I did however find this oddly satisfying. 'Subbed'

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

As long as you enjoyed it bud!

The maturity of the audience must have improved: no-one's mentioned Mel saying he was going to make a mound to bury his whatchacallit in

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

even I didn't spot that one lol

@BramsCommando

4 жыл бұрын

You did

Enjoyed this one Mel. It looked great. I don’t play the Pacific theatre but your Burma build has really tempted me.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Do it!

Brilliant, professional video, chocked full of information! Thanks for your efforts and obvious talent!

I love your videos, been subscribed for a few years now and this is by far my favorite tutorial. Thanks for these awesome ideas and techniques!

Incredible! I will added to my wargamesfor sure. Thanks for share this tutorial.

Good use of sports direct mugs

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed

Love the video as always! That little photo course really paid off. Big thumbs up!!!!

Dogwood sticks work fantastic for this (red woody stems etc)

Great tutorial, this is actually a very good beginner project. Not much money is needed to start it up and you can test your skills at terrain/diorama/wtfe you want in mini skills. Hope to learn a lot from this channel! :) FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS THE 6 P's!! Proper Planning Prevents _Pee_ Poor Performance! Diorama and scale model building a hobby of mine, only just picked it up from a family member who's been doing for 20+ years.

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard buddy

Another excellent tutorial Mel, thanks so much!

These bunkers are completely bonkers! ;)

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers

Awesome videos especially for beginners like me to learn. Thank you so much.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Hope it helps you mate

Hey Mel, If you hold the sides of your spartel bucket clean, the spartula will last for a long time and you can use the entire bucket 😀

Another great vid Mel, thanks a lot!!! My Germans need a log bunker now. And trenches ;-)

Awesome piece of wargame kit.

"Its blended it it in all bloody lovely !" - I talk like that sometimes, im from North Somerset XD

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

I'd like to be from north somerset :-(

Outstanding video and presentation.

Nice job. Looks really good.

Firstly yes I enjoyed the video. I'm a new viewer and thought it looked amazing, can't wait to find a video where you do a 'proper' piece. Had a question about why did you paint the logs but you answered it already - ta

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Check my projects playlist mate

Fantastico....sei veramente bravo i tuoi modellini sono dei piccoli capolavori.

Great video Mel keep up the great work

another great vid . cool bunker bro , very nice . will make . thanks .

Damn, Mel, another great video. Enjoy your new PC and the photography courses.

Absolutely helpful. Just earned yourself a new sub!

Very cool! Might want to think about using a black wash on those logs before you add the flocking

Superb video this - thanks fella!

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome mate

I think that it looks natural for what would happen if you were in a war with a short time to build a new bunker . What others don't understand is that you can't get a hold of all straight wood to build your bunker .

Looks fantastic!!!

Great vid Mel. Great quality :)

I really like what you did beautiful job

Nice work..!

this video makes me started to make wargames diorama's. thanks for that! made likely the same, but more background around the bunker, like it was build in a hill. with some stones and trees, again! thanks, i like your video's

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

Crack on bud!

Belo trabalho! Adorei! Parabéns!!

Wow. Great job.

brilliant mate.

Damn good job Mel.

so much innuendo hahaha, very informative cheers :D

Yes, video quality is better! That pink monitor really pops now! :)

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers bud

Hey Mel, if you split your sticks/logs in half, lengthwise with this application, you can double the quantity of your materials, or half the needed quantity, however you want to see it. This would also help it to adhere to the sides as there would be more surface area.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Yep, easy to do with these but twigs/dowels etc would be much harder mate

Absolutely love your channel mate, now my terrain doesn't look like it came out of the rear end of a pigeon

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome matey

Fabulous techniques! Thank you for this tutorial. The thing that occurred to me insofar as the logs themselves are concerned would be bamboo or palm tree type materials. As such, I think your garden plant material was perfect as is in its natural state. I would not have painted the logs at all. Leave them natural. Perhaps a tiny bit of painted highlights with dry brushing only? An American patrol of Marines a generation apart -- Pacific Theatre island in WWII with the bunker manned by Japanese troops or a scene from the jungles of Vietnam with the bunker providing a safe haven for NVA or VC troops. THANKS AGAIN!

@jordibcn5772

6 жыл бұрын

I aggree, I would not have painted the logs (that requires to paint the walls in advance) Maybe a light varnish would be enough for the logs. THanks for sharing your mastering skills Greetings from BCN

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed but I paint the logs to help them bind to the interior walls ;-)

very nice vid, thanks for it.

great stuff thanks for the video

Excellent

Pretty excellent 👌🏻

Very talented!

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Incredible "how to" video. Great techniques ,easy to understand and duplicate with a bit of trial and error. 1 question. What tools would you recommend a beginner in making scenic models purchase before starting?

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers buddy, there's guides for all that in the back to basics playlist mate

That could have been a really cool snow bunker

"Always give it a quick rub, always makes it better, guys"...

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Sound advice!

Great tutorial (as usual) only thing I'm wondering about is if anyone has done it with raw wood? As in, instead of painting the 'logs' just maybe putting a wash over them to tie it all together? I'd say you'd have to get as far as painting the whole thing first and then add the logs then wash it and flock it.

looks good buddy. Robert

nice share, thanks bro

Brilliant!

I wouldve left the logs alone and not paint them. But rather take a small culinary propane torch and lightly scorch the logs a little bit. Then using your Elmer's PVA glue brush on a coat to seal them like a varnish or even brush on a matte wood varnish to seal them. That way if you get any drywall spackle on it you can easily wipe it off. That way you keep the natural look of the logs, etc. And to add a little extra detail to your log bunker. Think of like the trenches of WWI or other earthen bunkers and such. When it rains, and since the ground inside the bunker is just dirt. If you paint it a light color brown to show the ground is dry is good. But if you paint the dirt a dark brown then I would also dig out a small little puddle and then pour a small amount of EZ Water resin to show that there is still mud and water inside the bunker after a recent rain storm. Since many of those type of bunkers were common to have puddles of water in them giving the real battle conditions soldiers had to endure in combat living in those bunkers. Its amazing what just a little bit of detail can really bring it to life. Use your imagination when your building one of your dioramas. And most importantly have fun with it.

Great job..😎👍

You are so talented

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Mel would airbrushing have been easier for getting the tape covered rather than relying on gravity to take the paint on to it. Love these vids you've inspired me to try out foam board building... And I'm going to send some pics to the monthly round up

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yes but remember, I keep the lets makes as simple as possible materials/tools wise mate

Great video thanks alot for the great video's........ Im learning allot from you and i enjoy building dioramas now..... I v had big accident zo this is such a nice hobbbby to do at home. but i always thought it was to difficult to do...im still in the learning process.but my firstt model is very nice. Thanks and greeetings good sir.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Glad the videos are helping you mate

Loved it, just thought it looked more 'natural' before you painted the logs. Just my opinion. Great vid tho.

Awesome video keep it up

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy!

@erinwhite7964

5 жыл бұрын

U are very welcome

your my terrain god!

nice, you have given me some inspiration, just gonna get some material and start i guess, cheers from Sweden

Très beau travail monsieur et excellentes explications je suis abonné !!! et je serai fier de vous avoir comme abonné aussi very good work mister and excellent explanations I am subscribed !!!! and I would be proud to have you as subscriber thank you

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks matey

Brilliant

*gasp* Styrofoam, and to think I slightly upgraded to the more expensive foam sheets for insulation due to your tastes. Glad I can always go back.

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Posh now are we ;-)

this is a really cool piece I really want to build it. What is the brand name of the flock that you use?

U have talent!

You are the best 🤯🤯🤯

I love your videos, you might need some variation with the flocking, all your builds look like they are in the normandy ;)

28:25 That moment when you realize your weed has been showing the whole time so you have to pretend it's flock :p (Just kidding haha love your videos!)

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

I've been raided for making clump foliage in the past, 8 officers, with firearms

@luigi4743

6 жыл бұрын

Wow, terrain making to its extremes!

@ProjectRevoltNow

6 жыл бұрын

Haha making terrain can be risky buisness ;p Keep up the great work! Your videos have helped me with my terrain techniques alot! I will send you a couple pics some time.

@icenesiswayons9962

5 жыл бұрын

I knew a fellow that actually had a whole wall dedicated to a war scene with an untold amount of weed for foliage, had even been visited by the sheriff's dept. While they never noticed the incognito pot. At the same time telling him how much they appreciated his WW2 scene as they were VETs. Lol. If his story wasn't true it should be, lol.

@TheTerrainTutor, can the same be done with concrete bunkers instead of the log one? Just wanting to do a hidden concrete bunker surrounded by earth. Looks amazing by the way :)

Great!

Loved this video too. Can't wait to start my war diarama. Question, wouldn't the logs look better natural than painted all brown?

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

I prefer to paint

Really great job creating this bunker. The logs really are nice & TY for explaining hovv to prepare them as I've made the mistake of not "sterilizing" them & gotten bugs running around. Most of the materials can be gotten through recycleing except for spackle, glue, tape paint & flock/foliage ( except the lichen, ty for the idea but should that be "sterilized" as vvell & using the same technique ? ) so cost is much lovver than a store bought piece. One question, have you used sculpey ( lovv temp oven baked clay that turns to plastic & can be further sculped after baking) in any of your models ? I've found it to be relatively lovv cost & capable of being turned into anything needed including miniature figures ( depending on our sculpting ability ) & I'd ike your opinion of it & vvhat you find are its best uses . TY again for sharing your creativity .

@TheTerrainTutor

5 жыл бұрын

I've not used sculpty before bud but it's on the to checkout list

Your gaming table must look boss

Hey Mel great vid as always! One thing that threw me off was you used imperial measurements! Is that for the benefit for us US folks or has the UK finally seen the light? LOL!

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

You do realise we invented the imperial system in 1824, that's why it's called the Imperial system mate ;-)

@dmcory4283

6 жыл бұрын

lmao yep! I just didn't know yall still had a working understanding of it or that it was commonly used.

@nickkohlmann

5 жыл бұрын

well, the rest of the world is using the metric system, but it's easy to remember that one inch is about 2.5 centimeters (2.54), also helps having a direct comparison to the common GW model measurement.

@GB-yt9sn

4 жыл бұрын

The UK is not like Europe we still mix imperial and metric. Easy example, all motorway signs are in miles, but all liquids are in litres. So you'd drive a mile for 30ltrs of petrol.

Im starting up with making game tables for my models which are scale 1.72. What would you recommend i use for the paint which i can use as a undercoat before i start adding all the detail on.

Your buddy's foot prints are a good defence when you have no other defence

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Harsh!

I would like to see u do more videos with using foam and hot wire tools, I just got the a set of hot wire from foam factory and looking for things to do.. I am dying to do something, my husband is a table top gamer and want to make something for him.

Looks and sound good Mel

What plant did you use for the logs Mel?

What if someone's ear hurt when the foam crinkled?

wooo, no time for sleep

And who doesn't enjoy a lovely mound?

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

Im going to be planting a black eyed susan... JUST for harvesting hobby supplies.

I was wondering, is there anything you might suggest mixing with filler/spackle to get some different effects? I've been experimenting with using Future Polish in any situation where normally you would use water (thinning paints, most obviously), and I was wondering what that might come out looking like if I used it to thin down some filler. Likewise, what are your thoughts on mixing filler/spackle with ink, paint, or grit?

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Beyond paint, no idea mate, give it a go

Will you be making a bunker/buildings set on Star Wars worlds like Endor or other overgrown lands? Some bunkers could be like this one, but more than likely would be metal in design. You have a vid for making Pillboxes, but i dont think these would be correct. If you hurry i could make something for when the new Star Wars Legion game comes out in February. :) :)

@TheTerrainTutor

6 жыл бұрын

Not unless FFG give me approval mate

Hello Which paint did you use to paint the wood and the floor of this bunker?