This bridge would be a lot cooler if I had some modular streams to use it with.....been avoiding that project for like a year now. One day, I promise!

@amdnable

6 жыл бұрын

yiss!

@petehardenberger6094

6 жыл бұрын

Black Magic Craft fantastic!! Have you thought about how would you do the stream? ...another video perhaps?

@99smite

6 жыл бұрын

What? No boaty mc boatface build? I am disappointed... ;)

@saylavi4325

6 жыл бұрын

Pour colored resins into a “mold” made of painters tape!

@AzraelThanatos

6 жыл бұрын

Streams are actually relatively easy to do. The key to it is cork sheets for the banks and something heavier for the base for it. One of the best options for the majority of the river, namely the straights is to look in the school isle at the rulers with sloped sides and a groove int he middle. Cork sheet is large pieces that are about the thickness of foamcore that are rather nice and come in large sheets that last forever. Cut the rulers to the lengths you want. Take the cork and start tearing little pieces off and working up the sides, the groove being the waterway and the cork as the banks for it. Use your hands to work the foam into what you think looks good, then add some gravel and sand to it. Once it's ready, hit it with a primer layer and paint it up as you like. Then, for the water, you can use whatever water effects you want, but if you get some of the bottles of polyurethane gloss that are available and a mix of acryllic ink added to the bottle (You really want to do this as a "bulk" project that way where it's an entire bottle of water effects you can go back to. Then just add a few layers of it down the channel. Don't really brush it on save for the first and last coat, but glop it in place and let it dry before adding more layers. Once you get a few layers, it looks a lot more like real water, but when you're happy with the depth, take some clear mod podge and stipple it over the water and once that's dry, brush on a layer of polyurethane without the ink to cover it

Pulls out the Mona Lisa and says "Now, obviously, this isn't as nice as if I had time to plan it." Whatever, BMC....

@gtkall

6 жыл бұрын

I know, right? It looks absolutely marvelous, yet he says he could do better... Pff... Artists...

@HorzaPanda

6 жыл бұрын

It's always easier to spot the flaws in your own work XD (and they always feel a lot more serious)

@Dinuial

6 жыл бұрын

The curse of the experienced crafter. You're better than most but know how bad you are really doing, especially on a speed build where you have both what it should look like and your own best work with which to compare it.

@Ingothrial

6 жыл бұрын

I said the same thing. Everything he builds is absolutely amazing, I can't be that creative with a gun to my head. He's got some major talent.

@hippiehillape

5 жыл бұрын

really want to feel bad about it... it's been a year, what have you built in that time?

that method of texturing with a crumpled ball of aluminum foil was a bonus. Nice tip!

I have a little town in Belgium that needs a new bridge. You're hired!

@zombfi

3 жыл бұрын

I love Belgium.

"If I can build something like this in six hours then you can certainly do something like this if you give yourself .... a few days!" LOL Savage!

I've been scratch building the Evil Dead cabin from styrene plastic and am trying to figure out how I'm going to construct the chimney. I happened to stumble across this channel, and upon seeing you use foam to make bricks, I feel like that question is answered! It seems a lot more efficient (and sane) than cutting out individual brick shapes then sanding them all down to look more stone like, or even etching out the stone detail into a sheet of styrene with a needle file (I've already done that with all the wood planks lol). I love finding cross-overs between different niche building. I don't have an interest in table top games or even model railroad building, but some of my favorite channels are ones like this and model railroad channels. A lot of the techniques are interchangable and there is almost always some sort of intersection between seemingly unrelated industries. I guess this is just a long winded way of saying "I enjoy watching your work and I've found inspiration for my own projects in them." lol

Your speed builds frankly are better than most planned projects I've seen from others, including my own!! Great work and inspiring ideas!

Amazing job as always Jeremy! And thank you so much for the still shots of the finished product (several angles) during the 'join up pitch' at the end!! You rock!

I'm always blown away by what you make man! Thanks for sharing.

Creative, realistic and impressive job, it looks so simple (but I'm afraid it's not!)...Excellent!

Best speed bridge I’ve ever seen

This build is awesome. I know you feel that it was not your best work however I think it turned out awesome. Great job. I will definitely be making one of these soon.

Great Video! I habe been wanting one of these for no better reason than I am tired of wood bridges. This will definitely be my next build.

Definitely my new favorite terrain channel - these videos are great and inspires me to build more!

This was my best quarter of a hour today and made me regret the time when I was actually crafting such things (but on a very lower quality level...). Cheers!

omg... this is EXACTLY the framework / tutorial ive been looking for to figure out how to build a stone bridge.

Absolutely amazing. I wouldn't have even noticed the flaws you pointed out without seeing it come together from scratch.

Thanks a lot for a video - I discovered to myself a ROLLING TEXTURE PIN. Ordered one on Etsy site after watching.

For a "speed" job, this still looks phenomenal!

I've seen other videos of yours before and a lot of your builds can sit as an attractive decoration without being played as a prop. Great job on your videos and thank you for the inspiration to better everyone's games :).

Blown away once again by your awesome craft!

Suspected the stone bridge might win out. Very well done project, especially given your self imposed time limits. I agree about the tank tread look...but take heart from the fact that we learned a lot from the techniques you used to address the problem. If you had just done the same process as the bricking on the sides, we wouldn't have seen the striping and cap methods you did to be happier with the result. Look forward to future builds

You can get rid of the hot glue wisps by running over the piece quickly with a heat gun or hair dryer, this melts the glue wisps and they pretty much disappear

@johnpatrick1647

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this tip because those wisps were driving me nuts last night

Really cool bridge! So easy! Thanks so much for all the tips and ideas!

I love how you and Devs & Dice almost made the exact same bridge but you're methods could not have been more different.

Es el mejor puente que yo haya visto nunca !! Enhorabuena

Hey, I just discovered your channel and I'm addicted! I'm waiting for supplies to arrive today so I can make my first well set piece from one of your beginner videos, and I'm not at work for the next four days, so excited. Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the amazing work :)

This is awesome. I always love your speed builds and this one turned out great. And in only 5-6 hours?! Bravo

Love the look. Helped me a great deal with my design!

You have done a wonderful job very quickly

Another AWESOME speed build. I like how you showed your mistakes and how you hide them. This lets follow crafters know even the best crafters make mistake but there is alway a way to hide them.

@BlackMagicCraftOfficial

6 жыл бұрын

There is a saying amongst carpenters. "All carpenters make mistakes, a carpenter's skill is tested by how well he can hide those mistakes"

Great!!! I was asking for THAT bridge!!! Awsome improvising job man! Like like like like like it!!!!

Honestly, ITS AWESOME!!!

Awesome build. Something to add to my list.

While I have a host of craft materials I have never seen the texture rolling device you used. Thank you for introducing the texture pen to me. I now know to look for it! Sincerely, erik

I have watched a fair few of your videos now and its inspiring me to want to try and make something myself. Thankyou for such great and informative videos and keep up the awesome work

Good stuff man, easy to watch and follow. Thank you

Despite how you feel, this bridge turned out amazing 🤙🏾

@osareafallire

4 жыл бұрын

Fact.

Love this build and I think it will be the next thing I try and tackle. That should be fun considering your video on making a fountain (for beginners) was the only thing I have ever built to date :) Hope it turns out. Please keep making these great videos and being awesome.

First video I ever watched from your channel!

Adam Savage calls it "Hiding the crimes" :D

Wow absolutely beautiful it would probably take me months to build this but well worth the time 👍👍👍

I think the supports on the side look great, good job!

That turned out super awesome & he's like ehhh its okay

Awesome stuff man! Love the wolf mini at the end!

Looks incredible!!!

I love these and would like to build many for my fish tank if I can find fish and water safe materials to replace glue with aquarium sealant etc. Thanks for great ideas

Your work is beautiful dude!

Man this s*** is amazing. Absolutely brilliant.

Great build! I love it!

Dude, your work easily buries many architecture jobs around the world. Another masterpiece, great work.

love your content I am new to the crafting world and your videos are very informitive

Excellent work! I'm surprised at well that roller works on foam - thanks for the demo!

Well damn, for a speed build thats awesome!👌

Fantastic build as all ways bmc

I like the bridge. I've painted something similar, but to add a simple detail; I've paint the stones as different colors here and there. Browns and redish brown. Usually as wash over the base color. When its black washed its down toned. Love yer commitment and your channel!

We have a bridge just like that just down the road. Cheers from Connemara Ireland.

This is very cool. I think the best part is, it gives people ideas/inspiration and maybe motivation

@BlackMagicCraftOfficial

6 жыл бұрын

Thats the goal!

Killer build dude!

Very nice build! I wish I had a hot wire table like that. I'm a pretty artistic person, and do a lot of woodworking, etc., so something like this would be fun to do.

nice! loved the flow of this video, liked and subscribed

Perfect Stone Bridge! You are really so good! :D

I'm don't even build my terrain(I use a big tv I horizontally mounted for my maps/terrain), but I still very much enjoy the channel, very well done and it makes me want to do arts and crafts.

That was very cool!

Looks really cool!

I just ran across this video and while I’m oooohing and aaahing over the bridge you say “This doesn’t look as good as if I’d taken my time and planned it.” Hmmm 🤔 Take some time and work on “World Peace” and see what you can do there... 😂😂😂 It looks friggin amazing!!! 👍🏼

Love it, can't wait to make a bridge and make a sleeping otyugh encounter underneath.

Big fan, great content

I'm inspired. Thanks!

That's pretty nice man!

Looks excellent! I’d love to build something like this for a Skyrim diorama.

lol. i must have watched the video 1.5 x's before I finally seen how the cobble stone was put on...cobble stone rolling pin = ef'n brilliant.

Now you need a big Troll to live under the bridge :)

Pulled the trigger on four rollers from GreenStuffWorld.com (using your promo code). Can't wait use them. Thanks for the tip.

I’m always in awe of great terrain builders. Every time I try building a terrain piece I get a measurement wrong or my Dyspraxia hits and any cuts I make are all jagged and crappy. I can’t deny that this makes me want to try again though - problem is it seems to be impossible to find foam core in the U.K.!

It really turned out beautiful I personally liked the color combination that you had achieved just before doing a black wash over the bridge the was just seemed to make it to dark for me but even with the wash it still looked good

Excellent Build! I get how you rushed through it, but the results were excellent and offer all kinds inspiration.

I'm a new viewer and have yet to jump off on crafting. I am having a baby soon, so that's my extra monies are not being spent on foam and paint. But something I thought while viewing. Maybe create a tutorial on a specific idea like your bridge, and have your viewers create and post. It would be great to see all the creative ideas and see different personalization added to your base.

I really like your videos. It helps me with my On30 layout which is 1:48 about the same size as D&D characters. I want to build a stoneacre bridge with some wood scaffolding. My layout is not prototypical. I make a lot of my own stuff for the layout. I have just subscribed to your page. keep up the great work on the amazing videos.

One minute it's just foam board the next minute it looks like real brick work then more black wash etc AMAZING 🤟

best t-shirt ever! also: cool bridge

Looks awesome. Would love to see a stream, or something, too go with it... Great video 👍

I just brought some rollers from Green stuff world. So I'll be trying something similar to this in the next few weeks (when they arrive)

Awesome video! I love unplanned builds! The diorama in my videos was totally unplanned

Wow!!!!!! So great

If you're going to glue brickwork on a curve, like the interior of the bridge, it is always useful to score lines on the support foam before, to avoid following the curve.

(gotta wonder how (or why) a trolls mind works. If you don't like it - DON'T WATCH IT! )I don't do terrain, I do fairy worlds , but I am so grateful to the terrain community for sharing all their techniques and tricks with us - thanks.

@Owaladragon

5 жыл бұрын

I get what you mean and are saying, but I don't know a single troll that wouldn't like to watch video on a stone bridge build ;)

@frog_champ

5 жыл бұрын

This bridge would be a perfect setpiece for a troll encounter

@tabaespinoza28778

5 жыл бұрын

Jean Kekstein T

Looks great

Great build. I'm looking around the house for foam bits i can use.

Holy goonsquad, if you can build this, "unplanned" in five hrs, I would love to see you plan something. That's amazing work. Respect to you.

I know you said you don't like the support details on the outside of the bridge, but I think they add nice detail, especially with the bevel at the top.

Your 5 hours of worked still killed my weeks worth...that hot man

Very nice for a quick build. I made one about ten years back and can't find it. Maybe time to make another.

My #1 gripe with most tables is they all have the same bridges! There's 3 or 4 commercially available and everyone (and I do mean everyone) uses the same damn ones. Give me a handcrafted bridge any day of the week! Yours looking spanking to me.

you inspire -> I aspire. :)

put your self down a lot it seems in that video. quite frankly that's amazing and has given me a better idea for crafting stuff like bridges , house etc

New subscriber just yesterday, working thru your videos now. You know those hot glue 'wisps' that you don't like? They vanish if you blow your heat gun (or hair dryer) on them. No need to camouflage them after that. :)

@isabellebrady9785

5 жыл бұрын

Joanne Carroll it could melt the foam

Beautiful love

Thank you very much.

Lovely, subbed.