RED STEEL FORGE: my greatest conquests in diorama building (buckets & hammers!)
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
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How to make a fantasy forge diorama for D&D or Warhammer. In this video, I go through easy steps for creating "The Red Steel Forge" - includes miniature hammers, buckets, and bellows.
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Bro, that pep talk was perfect. I've recently started focusing on crafting instead of mindless browsing and prön, it's doing a lot!
Crafting and life advice is why I watch your videos.
This would make an amazing Duegar workshop. Very stark and foreboding!
Agreed.
Wow, I respect that you don't get expensive equipment to make your dioramas, I wish you all success.
I absolutely love his philosophy of life moments.
Good philosophy too. We only live once. Might just as well use the time to build something that may exist longer than we ourselves do.
@@Dinoslay we only live once??????? hahahaaaa - epic fail!
we are immortal sparks of the cosmic dragons flame and our souls still gleam after the fire has died. the winds of god shall enflame new life with ease ;o)
If I wasn't already subscribed for the crafty knowledge that bit of life philosophy would've gotten me to do it in a heartbeat. Something every young man needs to hear.
Could we get a motivational oratory compilation? I need it. Also, thanks for helping me get motivated to write my own game. You rock brother
Sorry that would probably get me demonetized for promoting traditional heroic values, UA-cam doesn't like free speech.
Unless I disquise it as roleplay and fantasy of course 😄
Bard's Craft you are amazing lol! Thank you for such a wonderful channel
Awesome build, filling the Wyloch shaped hole in our hearts💔
Funny, I started with Bardscraft and found Wyloch later.
Silly UA-cam algorithm.
Don't remind me :(
@Ben Watch Wyloch's latest video - he takes a break for health reasons. Recharging the batteries :)
To make a really good chain effect from wire: twist wire together, tight and evenly, make slightly longer than needed to make it easy to hold. Find a flat strong surface (bottom of iron or sauce pan) hold wire on flat surface and gently use a tack hammer to flatten from one side. It will round of twist, flatten off the round wire and look like an epic store bought chain that you can bend to shape.
Great tip!
Interesting idea! Generally though, I just use jeweler's chain, which you can get in most big box stores where all the beads are for less than a dollar per yard. Wire probably holds specific shapes better, though, might be a better call if you need more durability.
If I may suggest, for the fire, use crumpled cellophane food wrapper to expand the light from the LED. Use a light wash of yellows, oranges, and reds to increase the flame, and place reflective tin foil under the light to diffuse the light into the cellophane.
I used this method for making a lit flaming brazier for my nephew.
Good call on the hot wire cutter. Mine is collecting dust in a closet.
I enjoy yours also don’t stop what your doing
I have one and i didn't know before i bought it that it puts off stinky probably harmful fumes so i use mine sparingly
Just like the tomb of the ancients, simple but reoccuring design elemtents make the piece feel so whole
I think its epic how easily you make miniature weapons and tools. Its an area i often struggle with with my own crafts.
I started watching you when you first started, because you don't have a hot wire foam cutter. Your craft is strong! Thanks for the craft pep talk! The forge details ARE Epic!
Watching so intently, I tried to blow the sawdust off the base after he pulled the jigsaw away...
Oh, and the forge fireplace is called the hearth, at the center of which is the firepot. The air is fed from the bellows or blower through a pipe called the tuyeree (pronounced twee-yer) into the firepot, and most forges require fuel in the form of charcoal or coal, with shovels to move it. Your forge will also need a chimney to provide natural draft to carry away the smoke, which starts at the forge with a large hood to collect the smoke. Also, your smiths need tongs and tools, anvils, vises, mandrels, mandrel cones, swages, workbenches, files, and sledges. Smithies get quite crowded.
Same here!
Just came for the bucket! I am pleased.
Man the bucket sure did not disappoint.
Cool diorama. You can add a second LED with one battery to increase the light. Make the second protrude a bit further out as well to bring the light forward in the forge. Glass beads over the LED's will also disperse the light and send it over the whole area.
I am very satisfied by the bucket
The Return Of The Oats
The graphics for the bucket are so realistic.
Great build, Lucas! You make it look approachable and I appreciate how you work with what you have and come up with creative ways to make it all work. I also really appreciate how you call people out for not getting started while showing them it only takes a few small steps to get things going. Well done!!
Thanks to that mid video motivational speech I have changed my life and now am less worthless than I was before this video.
Good luck! Lift weights, dont fap, eat healthy and become good at a trade 👍
Great vid and your life advice was on point. Way to go! REVOLT!
Never played D&D but his narrations make me want to play !!
A Game Master who's good at narrating can really make things epic. So could a set piece like the diorama he made! I bet Bard's Craft is amazing to play tabletop games with.
8:36 Another Wisdom gem from the Bard
Very cool! I love to watch your process!
Amazing work! Your work just gets better and better and almost every time I pick up a few new tricks! Thank you
I enjoy your builds more than all the others on the tube, natural, made in your imagination, beautiful work
You have an amazing eye for detail, my friend. This was indeed epic. EPIC!!!
This is my favorite build you have done yet. Awesome!
The detail is soooo good
Love this build! My favorite part is the forge light!
I love the sharing of success principles while you are crafting and pursuing your dream! Keep it up!
Getting more epic by the build 👍
I love your work, especially the way you use colours. I appreciate the inspiration and will be sure to watch all of your videos. Lovely work!
I think this might be one of your best builds yet!
Omg this is incredible. I've binged these build videos during the pandemic at least a dozen times. So inspiring. I'd love to do something like them sometime.
After 3 years, have you crafted anything?
This is why I look forward to your videos!
man... everytime i check in you are killing it with crits! nat 20s! awesome work
This looks fantastic.great job.
Good advice at 8:40, mate. Love the inspirational intent.
This is so sick. I NEED to build a forge kind of area. Thanks for the inspiration
Great job on the blacksmith tools!
Bucket is the best part. great job on everything
What an epic build. Those work benches and small bits all come together so well. I'm super impressed.
i love that's intro, nice narration, always love your work
I was quarantined twice. I discovered your channel. I began using your techniques at a larger scale for my Masters Of The Universe figures. Many thanks from the middle of Texas.
I really love the art. And you honestly make it realistic and achievable. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched these videos with people using plaster, epoxy, clay even small pieces of glass. They are incredible! But I love how you use everyday things and it looks attainable for someone like me who is a beginner. I can’t wait to see what you make next :)
The hammers and bars are so cool.
This looks so cool!
Alright, those little details look so easy but make such a huge difference. Definitely a good takeaway! Great build all over, you've got my wheels turning with all sorts of ideas.
This is one of the best dioramas you have made yet! I continue to enjoy your content and try your techniques! For this build, the pillars and walls are especially good- I like the rough hewn aesthetic! Thank you!
That turned out to be an epic build. Great job!
Splendid!
It is amazing what you achieve with simple tools and materials. I follow many of the youtube crafting masters, but you are the Picasso of crafting!
I made a hotwire cutter using an old laptop charger, nichrome wire and a basic wooden box. Good starting place for big cuts or round things. Everything else I use a knife for :)
Every episode is so inspiring and creative compared to the previous, all the while being extremely cheap and resourceful. Fantastic work again!
Love this channel, always has great builds that are simple ,effective and affordable!
That was awesome, definently some techniques there I will be trying out 🙂👍
Awesome work. Very interesting what you did, here. Thank you.
Awesome inspiring crafts + WORLD IMPROVING WISDOM = Fan for life
The bellows is amazing!
I’m here for the bucket!
Best craft on this channel to date!
As always a true inspiration mate loved it
always a pleasure to watch your videos.
This is AMAZING. Thank you.
Greetings from Spain.
Amazing, it looks like real.
Love it!
Love your work, you have inspired me a lot
Everything about this is EPIC _
This came out awesome! :)
Very nice! 👍🏻
Another great video! And that Kickstarter also looks awesome
i was 100% sure that the thumbnail is a screen from Planescape Torment - great job :D
absolutely amazing job. greetings from Italy
Another inspirational build.
I must have my wood burning tool lying somewhere for the xps foam 😊
Wonderful work keep it up!
I did indeed come for the bucket.
I love your work. Your are different and that is really cool.
Epic, man. I like this one. Great use of the sprues for the tools and metal ingots. This video makes me want to craft a forge myself! Cheers, --Bo
very cool! your really talented
If the charcoal still gets on you fingers while playing on that diorama you can use one thin coat of hairspray to get it permanently fixed in place. Really light spraying is enough otherwhise it could melt the foam. Thats a fun little project :)
Alright!! A great way to break into playing D&D
i like how he says "good" it soo good
Can’t get enough of your builds! Love your humour as well :D
Perhaps a bit of paint added to the coals could help make them appear as if they’re burning
Great Pep Talk!
This looks amazing, as always. But my man, Orktober is quickly coming to an end.... 😏😂 awesome build man
Looks fantastic. Your building skill has advanced considerably since you started on UA-cam. Nice to see the progression. Keep up the fantastic work, and who knows, perhaps somebody will end up "sponsoring" you with a Hotwire cutter since you refuse to buy one. Cheers and congratulations on another amazing and inspiring build.
You can use some mirror tape on the inside of the fire place so it reflects the light down!
This looks EPIC as always! Also loving the life advice!
maybe you’d have more luck with the miniature LEDs for inside balloons? They even have a tiny switch and are super cheap on amazon. Also if you go over your carvings with a white pen it will look like it’s glowing red hot after you’ve airbrushed!
Amazing jo
ohhh subtitles thanks
So much foam ASMR
no way its too cool
Another fantastic build, Lukas! I've been subscribed and watching your videos for quite some time, but have never commented. About time, huh? There is a product you might want to check into, to use for some fire effects applications...among other uses. It's called "Gallery Glass" and comes in squeeze bottles. It's used to create stained glass effects, but can be used in many different ways. It is available in lots of different colours and can be blended, (using a toothpick to drag the colours together works great for fire effects). It will also work great on the clear, heavy plastic pieces I've seen you use. It's an acrylic-based product, so it cleans with water. I thought some of it on the coals, with the light behind them, would've made a really great glowing coal effect. When it dries, it becomes translucent and allows light to pass through it...like stained glass.
Hope all is well with you! Looking forward to your next video!
1. amazing job
2. Count me in
You used a stick to make the bolts, but there are tools just for this called doting tools. They are just a little ball on the end of a pencil like tool. The ball makes a perfectly round dot when used with paint. You can find them for just a few dollars and are found where you buy fingernail painting supplies, or of course online.