Right on, sensei! I’m really digging how you are showing us these new techniques. I’m looking forward to seeing the diorama. Can’t wait to see the new addition to your family! - Rick
Dude, that design is genius. I have been trying to figure out how to make swamp terrain for some time, you just gave me exactly the method I need. Looking forward to seeing Ge Boom again.
Those look amazing! Love the details and swampy feel. All the flocking and moss effects really add character to each piece. So many options for the tabletop and game play you have created in just a couple hours!
Amazing work! Love the effect you got with the resin….not sure I’d want to travel through there alone! Cannot wait to see the new vid coming up, having seen you build all the elements individually over time seeing them all together in one setting just blows my mind! Great to see you back! ❤
Awesome tiles, John! I can't wait to see the new video coming out! I've been working on a Hag's Hut and swamp terrain since I saw your Baɓa Lasaga hut video!Craft on, dude!
Thank you so much Kyle. I appreciate the support 💪 and Firelight Fables is an amazing company that takes pride in everything they do down to the packaging of their products!
8:00 if that's what I think it is, that reddish "Sponge" is fibrous, you can pull it apart in stringy clumps to make draping red moss (aka Blood Moss). and dead grass/foliage
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT NGL, I am also a "never throw anything even potentially useful away" person! 😅 I could see you using it as blood moss, dead grass/bushes, but also the roofing of a mud hut that's dead/dry. you could also cut out the out an outline of a animal/monster, spray it with adhesive, stick that to it, the air brush it to make a rug, or put it on a frame as a skin being tanned of a furry beast/monster. you could also "dye" it with a strong wash of acrylic paint, if you needed a lot of it in a strange color also experiment with bleaching it! you could make a GREAT Blighted or Drought effect if so! (assuming it's synthetic, it may not be possible, depending...)
Thank you :). You don’t have to get super fancy. You can literally texture a piece of dollar store foam board to look like a wall, use clear packaging from a food container for the base, Play-Doh for the island, then pour your resin. It really is a quick project to tackle. Give it a go!
Great question… it allows you to accurately place the resin right where you want it. Pouring from a cup is a risky move with all the placed tufts, rocks, etc. This resin is completely opaque. If you get it on something you don’t want it’s now black!
Right on, sensei! I’m really digging how you are showing us these new techniques. I’m looking forward to seeing the diorama. Can’t wait to see the new addition to your family! - Rick
Right on Rick! Been grinding for weeks. I can’t wait to get on Discord and catch up. This truly is the largest project I’ve ever undertaken!
Wow! So unusual terrain! As always, very cool!
Thank you ! 👍
Great effects for such a gloomy marshland setting. However, do you know what the loneliest swamp in Barovia is? Bayou Self....
Thank you…. Doom and gloom is what I was going for! One of these days…. I need to know how you come up with these lol
Hah! Classic. 😂
Dude, that design is genius. I have been trying to figure out how to make swamp terrain for some time, you just gave me exactly the method I need. Looking forward to seeing Ge Boom again.
I love to hear that! Time to get crafting 👍
Very cool set! I love the organic edges on these. They are going to be so versatile.
Thank you! Modular and versatile… 2 things that are a must!
Yeah, I mean it's alright... I GUESS...
(Looks amazing. Great one!)
Haha, thanks.
❤ Very cool and creative swamp terrain! Love your ideas and creations. Keep it up, especially for the UA-cam algorithm. You deserve more subscribers!
That algorithm…. Tell me about it. Glad you like the terrain. Big things coming out the next 2 Fridays !!
Those look amazing! Love the details and swampy feel. All the flocking and moss effects really add character to each piece. So many options for the tabletop and game play you have created in just a couple hours!
Thank you Scott! I actually want to make for our Strahd campaign. Discord soon…. Been grinding hard on this diorama.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I am excited to see the diorama. I am sure it will be epic.
Amazing work! Love the effect you got with the resin….not sure I’d want to travel through there alone! Cannot wait to see the new vid coming up, having seen you build all the elements individually over time seeing them all together in one setting just blows my mind! Great to see you back! ❤
Yeah that’s the idea of setting the mood at the table! The massive diorama is looking EPIC!!!
Awesome tiles, John! I can't wait to see the new video coming out! I've been working on a Hag's Hut and swamp terrain since I saw your Baɓa Lasaga hut video!Craft on, dude!
Oh that’s awesome! Time to run Curse of Strahd ! Thanks Frank.
john, congrd. good to see you back after few weeks.. nice craft as always..
Thank you :)
That’s a super cool idea with the glue and resin. Can’t wait to give it a try. These look awesome 🤘
Awesome, have fun!!
Just ordered my candles with your code. Thanks!
Thank you so much Kyle. I appreciate the support 💪 and Firelight Fables is an amazing company that takes pride in everything they do down to the packaging of their products!
Amazing crafts!!! They are always unique,easy and for a multitude of scenarios in gameplay. Thanks Again!
Thank you!! Get the most use out of your crafts ! A goal of mine for sure.
8:00 if that's what I think it is, that reddish "Sponge" is fibrous, you can pull it apart in stringy clumps to make draping red moss (aka Blood Moss). and dead grass/foliage
I’ll have to experiment with it a bit. Thanks!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT NGL, I am also a "never throw anything even potentially useful away" person! 😅
I could see you using it as blood moss, dead grass/bushes, but also the roofing of a mud hut that's dead/dry.
you could also cut out the out an outline of a animal/monster, spray it with adhesive, stick that to it, the air brush it to make a rug, or put it on a frame as a skin being tanned of a furry beast/monster.
you could also "dye" it with a strong wash of acrylic paint, if you needed a lot of it in a strange color
also experiment with bleaching it! you could make a GREAT Blighted or Drought effect if so! (assuming it's synthetic, it may not be possible, depending...)
@@lady_draguliana784 ok you have me thinking…. Thanks :)
perfect timing, I´m almost finished with my barovia/vallaki houses
Right on, that’s awesome!
awesome !
Thank you!
Last time I saw this much product placement was during a michael bay movie 😂
Running a channel like this costs money…. You’re right I’ll look for more ;)
As a side note…. My video coming out in 2 weeks cost me almost $700 to produce….. just sayin.
Great build for sure, but nothing about this diorama is "quick and easy" for a part-time hobbyist like me.
Thank you :). You don’t have to get super fancy. You can literally texture a piece of dollar store foam board to look like a wall, use clear packaging from a food container for the base, Play-Doh for the island, then pour your resin. It really is a quick project to tackle. Give it a go!
What is the advantage of the "bag method"?
Great question… it allows you to accurately place the resin right where you want it. Pouring from a cup is a risky move with all the placed tufts, rocks, etc. This resin is completely opaque. If you get it on something you don’t want it’s now black!
Your work is great, but working with Wyrmwood is kinda gross. Going to unsubscribe.