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This was an awesome idea! I realy love the outcome of it!

I really enjoyed your makes. Gives me ideas for my modeling and I was wondering what clay you use.

I jump back and forth between my hobbies and it's been a pretty long time since I built any dioramas or miniatures. Finding your channel has been one of the most inspirational things for me. I just started putting together some medieval buildings because your work has inspired me so much. I love your style, the scale, the commentary, and your attitude around building. "Don't worry about it too much, it will all look fine in the end" is something I desperately need to be reminded of. I look forward to all of your new videos in the future!

An unexpected but beautiful addition!!! That horrible toy looks amazing now! ❤😊❤

Great work dude 👍👍

Tasteful! Fantastic!

Great addition! I love when you can take some cheap plastic rubbish and turn it into something amazing.

Algorithm. :)

Really excellent addition. Thanks for sharing some more process alongside the techniques I feel like I know by heart now. I wager cottages with a dragon view sell for more gold

The fact that you turned a simple dragon toy into a mountainside carving is pure brilliance. Well done. For sure watching you on this channel gives me a good feeling about doing this sort of thing as well. Thank you. :)

I love the way this is coming together. I'd love to see an overview of everything in the next video. Just a quick fly past, maybe. Great integration of the dragon today.

Gorgeous 😍 and Beautiful 😍 Love the little door beneath the dragon. Gets my creative juices oozing. Could be A doorway to a secretive religious cult that worships dragons. Or the entrance way to a thieves guild. Or a little room where a guard can rest when he she isn't on duty. Anyways I'm really pleased I have found your channel on U tube. Colonel of truths. As its truly gold dust.

Absolutely brilliant! I can't wait to see what you do next

Great stuff, do you think it would be hard to do the same in 6mm?

It looks like an awful lot of work, but for something that looks fantastic, and unique, worth it 👍🏻. Not sure I’d have the patience to hand draw the bricks though 😂

The pops of color look amazing 😊😊😊

great build!

Beautiful addition! I find myself wanting to know more about the winding street layout, it is sometimes hard to see how everything connects, and that of course means this is the kind of dio you just want to keep looking at.

I love the total chilled vibe of your videos, ypu must tell tho, please... Where do you get your magic stick from? ☺

Simply magical!

I realy ejoy watching Your videos!

I love waking up to a new video!! Another excellent addition to the story of undercrag - thanks for continuing to share!!

The wonky style is great and i really like the glass effect.

Always nice to see theres a new upload.

You and your work have now become part of my Sunday morning routine. I try to catch back episodes during the week, I find them super relaxing. Do you have a 'city tour' episode? ...or would you consider doing a city tour? I am curios about the back stories of the different buildings and statues. Thank you for showing us your work!

Chapel view. I actually live near A Chapel street. Lovely houses. I wonder who dwells in Undercrag city? Humans Dwarfs Elves Gnomes. Do wizards pass by on errands unknown. I love watching these builds.

Wow! Im amazed at what you manage to pack into this city. It's juat wonderful.

I think that this works so well because there is no overall plan or in universe town planner. This is a great addition to the city.

Have you ever visited the picturesque medieval German or French villages that are full of the half-timbered style buildings like you design for Undercrag City?

...and I've been fiddling with 3d printed houses. This looks so fun, simple and effective, and you get the design you want 😅 next time I'll try this, I happen to have all the materials at home already. Thank you for putting the pieces together 😄

Beautiful work!

Every video takes us closer to an incredibly awesome city!!! 😊

I've just recently come across your channel, and I am absolutely hooked. Your way of model making is something I myself have been considering doing for quite a long time, and seeing the way YOU create your models, landscapes, and the lot, makes me feel like I might be able to take a crack at doing stuff like this as well. I'm loving how Undercrag City is coming along piece by piece, and look forward to future installments.

Absolutely beautiful 🥰🥰

Looks great!

Fantastic work!

Once again, another beautiful touch to just add another element of curiosity to your board. Your work ceases to amaze me as I watch every week. Cheers!

These videos really do contribute to peaceful moments on my Sunday's. I found you discussing the LED process interesting too

Absolutely a nice touch. A good detail. And story telling opportunities. I can imagine walking up or down those stairs. Feeling fine sticky strings creeping gently brushing over my face. Things crawling over my hands and up and down my legs. The sound of water drip drip dripping in the gloom. And the echoes of my footsteps. A few times now I have scared myself witless having slipped on something wet and soft. Praying its the moss or slime. And not some poor souls cadaver lying on the steps. Also when I grab a stone on the wall to balance myself. A few times the stones have came lose and fell out the wall. A bat rushed past me. Brushing my face with its wing tips. Grabing ont the stones in the walls to stop myself falling. Disgusted with the putrid ooze oozing out the wall. Feeling it trickle down my finger tips. In a pitch black part of the stair case. Seeing faint flickering ligh up ahead. Startled again as a hairy thing brushed past my ankle. Grazing my knees on the wall. Trying my best to stop myself from falling. Face going into a dense mish mash of cold cobwebs. And the sensation of spiders crawling through my hair. My whole body coverd in goosebumps. Remembering an old story of why it's called the miller's stairway. That the Miller caught his wife having an affair with the black Smith. And the so the Miller killed the black Smith and buried his body in the walls. Probably just an old wives tale. Designed to scare travellers. Anys probably unlikely. Everyone needs to use these stairs to get in and out of Undercrag city. But A daunting journey non the less.

That must have been frustrating to do at times, but it looks amazing. As a newbie builder, I am always grateful for your tips and tricks and find them very helpful. It's great the way you problem solve along the way.

This is the sort of area that looks like it needs a sign saying "Beware of spiders" or something similar. For a piece of this size and complexity, I keep a small clean vacuum cleaner with a very fine hose to remove loose sand. This can then be emptied and reused.

This has become one of my favorite crafting channels. Your unusual techniques and dedication to showing exactly what you're doing make every video a trove of inspiration and tips. But I question whether a pointy stick is a better tool for certain jobs than tweezers haha.

I love your organic way of building ❤ It’s making such a beautiful city ❤😊❤

Awesome! Tecnically the upper roadfence is mirrored, but it does't matter, i just thinking the person who built it did use a ladder or he just did run into some kind of tecnical difficulties or allready had frames/scaffolding put up for something else related to the house or something, which made it easier o do it this way when it was constructed. :-)

Every video shows another impressive addition to this build. Well done!

Looking good!

This wall is looking good. Your small scale modelling skills are on point. Design wise, that triple window is a big security risk. I do not know if at this size you can add bars or similar?

Excellent job, once more. A thought occurred to me this watching: I know you have stressed time and again how organic your process is, but I must assume that you have some broader scheme or plan being worked out? You even have names for these various city sections, so I’d love to learn more about what planning and plotting you allow yourself as you go. I’d be overwhelmed working this way without some organizing blueprint, but perhaps your brain works differently from my own!

Another stunningly beautiful build. I always love to watch your videos, seeing this amazing place come together! You can hear your passion for your craft in your voice, but at the same time you're voiceover is so calming that I have to listen to your videos before 7pm or be lulled to sleep. You're the Bob Ross of diorama building!

It's always fun to watch your videos and see what you're working on! I have a question about working with foam. Do the glue and paint coatings make it somewhat durable? I see many diorama artists using foam for building walls because stone texture or wood texture can be carved into it, but also it seems like the foam can be easily dented even by pressure from someone's fingernails.