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Thank you 😊 very pleased with it (though still pissed I dropped it!)

Thanks mate!

Kinda did :) Pretty sure it would have gotten bigger with use though.

It happens man, usually at the least opportune moments XD I'm glad you could save that tower, it's a cool build!

Grazie Stefano e Liam!

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Ah, i see you are also a man of culture! Thank you Cap'n!

Thank you! That works really well too, and it's certainly another option for some types of terrain! :)

Whoop whoop! Thank you ^-^

Thank you so much! It was a learning experience for me too. None of the things I did here were completely new to me, but re-treading old territory slowly so I could document it properly gave me some new insights, like how to mix modelling compound better. Small gains, but useful ones.

Thank you for watching! Glad you found it interesting :)

Those are some great points,. thank you! Cottage cheese is... kinda mushy but doesn't fall apart on its own :) Think kinda soft clay. Re. Baking dirt: Yes. I usually leave mine in a shallow tray in the sun over summer, but people in colder climates might not have that option. Interesting about the bicarbonate. Definitely worth a try! Stiffened aluminum foil would work, but it would compromise the durability of the piece and the paintwork as it will end up with air pockets under it, leaving unsupported areas to get crushed eventually.

@@Karlmakesstuff Nah. Just stuff some cottage cheese under the foil to prevent air pockets before slathering it in PVC/paint. =^[.]~=

That's probably trickier than just making the plaster rocks :) Although thinking about it, you could probably back the foil with some hot glue to fill the gaps.

@@Karlmakesstuff I *KNOW* what hot glue feels like! =@[.]@=

Thanks Cross! That's interesting about the natural fibers - I'll keep an eye on it but I suspect you're on to something there. Rock on!

Thank you Mia!

Nope, not so far! There is some shrinkage early on in the process when the caulk is first curing, which is why you need the canvas under tension until that sets completely. After that it's stable. The caulk layer is not very thick, so cracking has not been a problem so far, but if you use sand instead of baking powder it could be; haven't really experimented in that direction. The grass mat was a dud, but the problem was the layer of PVA I used for the flock. It's far less flexible than the caulk, and the resulting layer made rolling it up very unpleasant... Apart from the weird reaction with the caulk which left white patches everywhere. The plain desert and ash waste ones didn't have that problem. I'll take some pictures later today and post them in the community tab. Will check on my water mat too as that uses different materials and I haven't used that in a while - will report back!

Thank you for watching! Hope it was useful 🙂

Thank you, and that's awesome! If you're on discord at all and want to show off your builds, do drop in! Link's in the About section of the channel.

@Karlmakesstuff Alright, awesome!! I'll definitely look into that. Not on discord now but that can be changed quickly😊 Thank's for the invitation man🙏💫

Thank you! The tiny scale project is kind of on a hiatus but I'd love to build a board on this scale eventually - offers a lot more scope than 28mm scale :)

@Karlmakesstuff Definitely!! Epic landscapes with av veeery tiny footprint😊

Thank you! Interviews are easy when you have great interviewees :D The growth on Peter's channel is awesome, but not terribly surprising - it's a combination of quality and the fantastic community he's cultivating around the channel :)

Was a pleasure talking to you! Looking forward to taking the game for a spin 😁

Piacere! Faccia solo attenzione a non mettere troppo calore o si brucia tutto, basta solo quel poco per ammorbidire la plastica.

For sure :) *grins evilly*

Both these gents brought their a-game! The context they provided really switched around a lot of things in my head, plus it was so much fun!

Thanks 😊 it was a fun build. Definitely not one i'd do in winter though; I happened to do this during a heatwave, which was lucky as it would have taken ages to dry otherwise 😅

Thank you! :) I've changed the ground mixture and flocking I'm using these days, but the basics for this still hold :)

Thank you! If I remember correctly I used two tubes to make the three of them. It's acrylic caulk though, not silicone caulk - the results would be a bit different with that. I used silicone on my ocean mat if you want to see the difference :)

@@Karlmakesstuff Thank you ! good point

Cheers ☺️

Thank you 😁

My pleasure :)

Thank you :) I quite like them ^-^

Thank you, and thanks for watching! 😊

The studio who made it totally earned those awards! Even a low-fantasy grump like me can appreciate it :)

@@Karlmakesstuff Yeah Larian put some great videogames out there :)

Thank you 😊 Not so much my points as what I *think* the designers had in their playbook, but I may be completely off track 😅

Thank you! I'm certain there are other points that sailed right over my head, but these are plenty to get started with 😁