That's wonderful. TBM buildings start by being brilliant. You've added another level with your skilled painting, and then the base takes it to the superlative. That bicycle is a work of art in its own right.
Thanks Ralph! It was a rewarding project. One thing just led to another and soon I was spending 2-3 hrs scratch building a bicycle. Maybe I got a little carried away, but in the end I had a nice useable piece of terrain. It is rewarding to have a unique piece on the table that no one else has. Thanks for watching!
Very nice work, excellently done. I love that some have the same footprint so you can use the base as a nodular piece. Thank you for sharing this with us all.
That’s outstanding Dan. Adding the wall and rear building is an awesome touch and really adds to the building. I was really impressed with the bicycle as well. Personally I think the dollhousing element more comes in when you start adding loads of furniture inside and there is less room for miniatures to move and stuff starts to get broken In order to play a game. Even then though to each is own when it comes to playing with our toys lol...I think you have hit a great balance of design/durability with your base.
Thanks Palmer! It can be a balance between making a terrain piece for gaming and taking it to the diorama level. It takes some planning to make a sturdy, interesting, and playable piece of terrain. I enjoy the challenge and am always trying to up my game and take it to the next level. Good terrain can really add to the immersion and overall gaming experience.
Thank you! The tree and the cobblestone were both new techniques for me and I am pretty happy with the results. I really enjoy pushing myself to improve my terrain
Fantastic work on the café very impressive looking.The bicycle is excellent.Always nice to push one's modelling skills.As you say nice that a lot of the buildings have the same footprint so interchangeable.👍🤗🐻🐉
That's really awesome Dan, really adds to the story building of your battles. I watched a video on scenery once, saying that the building's had to make sense for your board, and I think your little French Cafe works well, either as a little village cafe somewhere, or in a bigger town.
Fantastic stuff Dan. I like the interior work and the customization you're doing to make your scenery versatile and great looking. When you said Das modeling clay all I could think of was the old package from the 70s with a creepy clown on it. lol. I think doing 'diet doll housing' is a nice approach. As long as there is enough space to fit 10 minis in a room easily, the odd bit of furniture or whatever is OK. I'm looking forward to seeing you do more with this scenery range. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thanks James! I agree. It can be detailed and unique while still being playable. I was inspired by your Berlin House build. That was fantastic!! Happy Holidays!
Great stuff Dan. This looks fantastic. It’s great that you can slot other buildings in there too, that gives you plenty of options. Merry Christmas to you too. 👍
lol! Thanks Dom. I really love the immersion that detailed terrain can create. And besides, tabletop wargaming is largely made up of grown adults playing with toys :)
Beautiful work on the base. I dig the cobblestone and bicycle. Thanks for sharing the great work! Take Care. 👍👍
Thanks! I think I went a little crazy on the bicycle but once I got started, it gained a life of its own. It was a fun project
Very nice piece. Great details. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Table Salt! I really enjoy making terrain
Awesome work on the building Dan, amazing terrain pieces that you created!👍
Thanks Rusty! Looking forward to our game together and a chance to put it to use.
That's wonderful. TBM buildings start by being brilliant. You've added another level with your skilled painting, and then the base takes it to the superlative. That bicycle is a work of art in its own right.
Thanks Ralph! It was a rewarding project. One thing just led to another and soon I was spending 2-3 hrs scratch building a bicycle. Maybe I got a little carried away, but in the end I had a nice useable piece of terrain. It is rewarding to have a unique piece on the table that no one else has. Thanks for watching!
Very nice work, excellently done. I love that some have the same footprint so you can use the base as a nodular piece. Thank you for sharing this with us all.
Thank you! The shared footprint is a nice benefit for sure. Thanks for watching
This is great work and you've given some good ideas to think about for other building efforts. Thank you.
Thank you and I'm glad it offered some inspiration!
Excellent work Dan, love all the extras you've created to go with the building.
Thank you! I think the little details really add to the immersion and is what makes tabletop gaming special
That’s very nice Dan, the extra bits certainly gives the building character. Great video 👍
Thanks! I like it when the terrain helps tell the story
Great work Dan. I really like the interior detail.
Thanks Paul! It was a fun project.
That’s outstanding Dan. Adding the wall and rear building is an awesome touch and really adds to the building. I was really impressed with the bicycle as well. Personally I think the dollhousing element more comes in when you start adding loads of furniture inside and there is less room for miniatures to move and stuff starts to get broken In order to play a game. Even then though to each is own when it comes to playing with our toys lol...I think you have hit a great balance of design/durability with your base.
Thanks Palmer! It can be a balance between making a terrain piece for gaming and taking it to the diorama level. It takes some planning to make a sturdy, interesting, and playable piece of terrain. I enjoy the challenge and am always trying to up my game and take it to the next level. Good terrain can really add to the immersion and overall gaming experience.
A beautiful piece of work
Thanks so much!
Beautiful work Dan! The piece looks fantastic!
Thanks Victor! I keep trying to improve.
Brilliant Dan, i agree it's all about the visual, really enhances the game. Fantastic work, the broken glass is a great touch.
Thanks Leon! Its the little details that really increase the immersion.
The cafe bar looks fantastic, i like the tile from the back courtyard and that beautifull tree.
Thank you! The tree and the cobblestone were both new techniques for me and I am pretty happy with the results. I really enjoy pushing myself to improve my terrain
Really nice looking buildings and terrain.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Lovely building...Superbe et très réaliste!
Thanks Phil! I appreciate your support!
Very nice indeed. Really like your personal touch on the model.
Thanks for the support Tim! Take care
Fantastic work on the café very impressive looking.The bicycle is excellent.Always nice to push one's modelling skills.As you say nice that a lot of the buildings have the same footprint so interchangeable.👍🤗🐻🐉
Thanks Karen! They are wonderful buildings and with a little work and creativity, there is so much that can be done with them. Take care
@@danbuman8422 yes a wonderful result and a very nice piece of terrane.👍
Great work, a really impressive building.
Thank you Sir!
That's really awesome Dan, really adds to the story building of your battles. I watched a video on scenery once, saying that the building's had to make sense for your board, and I think your little French Cafe works well, either as a little village cafe somewhere, or in a bigger town.
Thank you! I think the little details is what really brings the game to life and for me, tabletop wargaming is about the story that the game tells.
Love what you do with your buildings Dan, the terrain piece look brilliant
Thanks Sean! Much appreciated. Happy Holidays!
@@danbuman8422 Same to you my friend
Exceptional work. I'm trying something similar with 3D print buildings.
Thank you! I hope it offered some inspiration! Good luck with your project :)
This is fantastic stuff, I really must start doing my own terrain for the table top, all the best Garry
Thanks Garry! I enjoy making terrain to help break up the monotony of painting figures. Helps keep my enthusiasm up. Happy Holidays!
Fantastic stuff Dan. I like the interior work and the customization you're doing to make your scenery versatile and great looking. When you said Das modeling clay all I could think of was the old package from the 70s with a creepy clown on it. lol. I think doing 'diet doll housing' is a nice approach. As long as there is enough space to fit 10 minis in a room easily, the odd bit of furniture or whatever is OK. I'm looking forward to seeing you do more with this scenery range.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thanks James! I agree. It can be detailed and unique while still being playable. I was inspired by your Berlin House build. That was fantastic!! Happy Holidays!
Really liking the building
Much appreciated!
Great stuff Dan. This looks fantastic. It’s great that you can slot other buildings in there too, that gives you plenty of options. Merry Christmas to you too. 👍
Thanks Jim!
Very nice and great modelling skills buddy
Thanks Lib! I do enjoy working on terrain as a break between painting minis.
Top work Dan ! Regards Gav.
Thanks Gav! Happy holidays!
Dang, those are look great.
Thanks Todd! It was a fun project
Great stuff Dan,
Happy xmas,
Terry.
Thanks Terry! Happy Holidays to you and yours!
I had no idea ‘dolls housing’ was a thing! Hell I don’t care if it looks as good as your setup, pass me the dolls!
lol! Thanks Dom. I really love the immersion that detailed terrain can create. And besides, tabletop wargaming is largely made up of grown adults playing with toys :)