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I love and I appreciate your work. I want to make terrain for games for years, but I leave in small apartment with my sister, so I have no room for all that xp foam, hotwires, 3d printest ect. But you? You showed me that i can make stuff only using cardboard (what i have plenty) with cheap paints and litres of cheap white glue. Thanks to you I want to return to this hobby, working only with cardboard, even though years ago I decided that it makes no sense if I dont use xps foam and other expensive things, because it wont be "nice and neat or clean"

Really good work, mate. Well thought out and well explained. Good terrain making philosophy. Looking forward to seeing more content.

Thanks for the tips. Have made a bunch of terrain for the kids at my after school club. The tissue paper trick is genius! I shall be teaching them how to make their own and showing them this video!

I just got gifted this set so this video is extremely relevant to me. subbed for sure!

Awesome work!

Dude. You do land that Mordheim vibe perfectly. Way too many modern tutorials go for that dull-gray finish, when the colorful-but-burned-down is definitively the way. Fantastic work!

Dude, fingernail polish. Really?

Another inspirational video. It inspired me to give it a go and I'm rather pleased with my own ruin. I love the fact you use such simple materials and techniques and yet achieve such a high quality result. - - Inspirational

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This is an excellent video, I'd really appreciate a video on how you do your ruined roofs on these buildings. Again, excellent video.

Great one, Selrahc

Nice ! , Well done Sir :)

Well done. Amazing terrain :) . Keep it up!

I managed to pick up one of your wood texturing tools (patent pending), and it works just as well on popsicle sticks!!! It's a very useful tool. Thank you.

Without doubt one of the most inspiring terrain building channels around. Has totally shifted my view of crafting and I'm going to have so much fun using these cardboard techniques and ditching the alternatives.

surprised this has not blown right up yet this is great !

Looks official love the colors you chose

As I had mentioned in your last Ork video, The Beast Snagga Boyz are pretty good for kitbashing compared to the new Boyz kit. The area where the shoulder pads go are a bit hard to cover properly with anything other than the intended pad, but I made it work where I could.

Using hot glue sticks to create the gems is such a great idea!

Awesome work.

Crackin video and techinques. I made a bunch a while back using just cardstock, but I'm gonna try these for the second gen attempt.

The best 13 minutes of watching paint dry 😂😂😂 had me rolling. These are amazing. I’m just getting into building stuff this was super helpful.

"my nature as a grotesque ratman" was really funny, good video and great results, i'll surely try to build a set of these houses, keep it up!

Very affordable materials, very approachable techniques, and no compromising of quality. I'd not considered using the texture paper for walls, it looks great and I'm going to add this to my arsenal. Same with the fire damage drybrushing.

Excellent channel my friend, you just got a new sub.

Ther great video, these will also serve for some mordhiem gangs.

Inspirational man. I have been planning on pulling the trigger on a Mordheim terrain build for a few years now and been researching different options. Yours seems to be the most 'Pure'. I will be adding FDM printed windows and doors and such, but for the most part, this is the one.

You continually improve the quality of your work and your videos. Thank you also for the helpful words of encouragement you offer to others who are not artists or architects.

Fantastic results, beautifully simple and affordable. Massively inspired now. Thank you!

very nice!

Heartly recommend Crooked Staff Terrain (www.youtube.com/@CrookedStaffTerrain/featured). There a number of videos for rubble, treasure, bottles etc. that would add to your work, either as extra decoration forr say the shop or as objectives. Along with other tips and tricks that you might find interesting, if you haven't come across him before. Adore the wagon. As well as being so thematic and playable, it reminds me a Vermintide 1 where the wagon was your start or exit point. Sadly never got into Mordheim though I have the rules and even started a warband. Necromunda was our main game. College then work, along with friends moving away but a dampner on tabletop gaming. Still doesn't stop us collecing minatures and terrain!

Love your channel chill tone and the use of simple materials. No 3d print, no premium special effects, just brilliant use of things we all have in out homes. It really makes you want to pick up some cardboard, glue and 'texture' paper and do stuff. It reminds me of DM Scotty's or early Bard's Craft tutorials which I loved for the same reason. Great job!!

Ciao Selrahc, non avevo pensato al cartone, avevo usato il polistirene ma hai ragione, come l'hai fatti risulteranno più resistenti. Con il sistema della colla a caldo ho fatto i cristalli. Ti seguo sempre con piacere, i tuoi video sono molto interessanti, mi rilassano piacevolmente e le tue creazioni sono fonte di ispirazione oltre che di innegabile bellezza. Un caro saluto 👍😉

Good stuff, thanks for the video.

Awesome video! I think I shared before that I made a cart for my D&D game using your tips. I'm looking forward to making a building in the future.😊

These look really amazing

I really want to try the texture paper technique. Thx

Great video and techniques. Cardboard is the uncrowned king of cheap construction. Regards Lexi

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Awesome crafting. What glues do you use?

Mouth feel 😂

Some great takeaways from this video. I have just built a stack of buildings for a new Mordheim campaign along the Devs n Dice model but have not painted them yet. Your video will transform what these look like as I complete them. Thanks for all the great hints and tips.

That's so cool. I have an entire table full of houses and buildings made from keurig and twinnings boxes. The paper wattle and daub is a trick I will use.

Thank you Selrahc very informative and inspiring, have a great day.

Best part of this technique is I already own all the crafting materials! Great audio and video quality as well! Great work!!

Wow! This was an amazing video. So much nostalgia but so much ease. I'm saving this for a long time brother. Great job!

Thanks for making and sharing, great results!

Such a simple yet clever idea!

Always looking forward to your tutorials, and this one is 30 minutes long! Hell yeah

Very nice looking thank you