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I seriously love your work, especially these small terrain builds. Each one is so cool and on its own can tell a whole scenario. Thats why I love this channel so much.

Nice work. I really like little pieces like this. Best regards Chicken

Another excellent piece.I like the idea of using flocked embroidery floss for the vines. I have seen plain embroidery floss coiled up to represent ropes too.

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I like the idea of having the wall go just past the edge of the "base," allowing for a mid of modularity with other pieces on a table.

Awesome-looking piece, though it does make me want to hit those veneer stones with a little overbrush of some white/eggshell color to make it look like they were plastered/limewashed at one point.

I think I like your original method for vines. Having said that, maybe combine both to add some bulk where needed? Still, I think the arch looks awesome! You are building fantasy terrain, not a scale miniature so who cares if the masonry is not realistic. 😉

Always super impressed with your builds.

Loving this channel, my dude. Calm, focused, and informative. Not only are your models first class but your delivery of the tutorials is top shelf as well. Keep up the good work.

Dont be so harsh to Yourself. Its a game terrain not real life diorama

First class terrain as usual, very impressive!

Great build, love the finer detail inside the archway

Love your video's. The video about the ruind building has started me in miniature building. I'll use your video's as inspiration, for my D&D session with my students. In about a few weeks. :D This is there first time playing D&D. Do you have a list of products/paints you use?

Love these builds. The vines are a great idea. It would be great to show us all your builds in a setting as your work has a great theme going on. Keep up the great work, look forward to future projects.

Love the vines. I do something very similar, but instead of pva glue I use a heavy body acrylic paint to stiffen them up

The vine idea is great. I've not seen that before. This is a very cool build. Thank you for sharing your work. What spray lacquer do you use?

love the vines!

Looking good, bro. I used that vine technique years ago, but never added to it with more flock. Great idea! I'm still learning new techniques from you. -Rick, USMC

Don't know if I said this before but your wet on wet style works so well. Finally had a project to try it recently

Love the shaping and weathering. Looks really good 😊😊😊👻👻👻

Looks great!

After getting my Proxxon im going to make this as a nice at starter.

I enjoy your videos and your presentation style. Thanks.

awesome!

Several years ago to make this layout and some six or so years later I have finally made it. Had the best time too. Thank you so much for your inspiration.

Always look forward to these builds.

Awesome haunted ruins, and just in time for October. Of course you still managed to include the ever present rotten plank.

Beautiful as every time you craft anoter piece. 😊

Awesome, as usual! Love your work! <3

Very atmospheric. I love the smaller builds, that look so detailed and amazing, but still inspire en push me to make my own terrain too.

I love it , great work 👍

good stuff, good stuff.. I want to see you do oil washes I think you'd kill with em.

Another creative masterpiece, congrats, I do like the finishing, especially the use of the moss/vegetation...

Beautiful build, love seeing the rotten plank back

cobweb could b a cool and subtle "haunted"" touch :--)

I noticed some strands of cobwebs in there as well. Very cool. As always.

You know, I’ve never heard of anyone trying this material in terrain painting, but I put that down to being novel: they make a water soluble oil paint. One tube of Burnt Umber ought to tell you whether it would work for you, and it should be pretty translucent even before you thin it out, with water or spirit. Dark brown. Enjoyed your video, nice little ruin.

You really should give it a try to paint those stones in sandstone brown (reddish brown / e.g. old GW saddle brown) with a highlight of pale skintone. Pretty much most European medieval stone buildings from little stables to majestic castles were constructed from the red sand stone (harder and more expensive) or yellowish sandstone (cheaper and softer). It looks much more realistic than grey stones and is not as usual in the tabletop community.

I'm curious; what's haunting the ruins? I like this build because it seems very playable all by itself; a small ruin sitting alone in a shrinking clearing. Thank you for sharing.

That is a must!

Very cool project ✌️

My painting skill is more geared for miniatures. I got one stop tomorrow at Home Depot for the right foam and minor tools. I can't argue with getting a free hot glue gun. Soon enough, I'll have time to do my own work. Your techniques are easy to grasp and i could get it going really quick. Love these videos. 👍

Another great little project. Thank you!

First Comment!!!! Go Me!! Nice video!!!!

Bro I absolutely love it! Good job!

Nice work

Nice build. It gives an interesting, if not exactly secure, high vantage point. With how far out the top end of the log stuck, as well as the fact that the lower end was hollowed out, I tend to suspect that bugbear would have ended up faceplanting as the log tilted under his weight.

Really cool build!!! Love the bricks and palisades 😊😊😊

Your terrain pieces always turn out so awesome. You have a very cool style and aesthetic!

I really do like these smaller terrain pieces that you make and this one in particular reminds me of one of the very first pieces of terrain that I made 20 something years ago when I was first introduced to Warhammer Fantasy. I had a small warband of Skaven and I wanted to make them a watchtower so with my parents trusty hot glue gun I cobbled together a horrible looking mass of sticks and hot glue which didn’t match the scale or even resemble anything that could pass for a watchtower lol It was an awesome mess and who would’ve guessed that all these years later I’m still proficient at making a mess when it comes to making terrain for my wargames 😂