FOAM Blacksmith and LED Forge for D&D
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2020
- Build this Foam Blacksmith for your gaming table. This building has a flickering LED glowing forge and torch, and removable roof to access the forge area, and second floor of the main building. The main walls also are removable to play the inside of the shop. Grab the plans at DriveThruRPG and follow along. You don't want to miss out on this build !!!
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Rockin!
Wyloch's Armory That means a lot coming from you... Thank you!!
I found using crushed glass you can get at the craft store over the flickering LED painted with transparent yellows and oranges lightly dry brushed black will give you a nice glowing coal effect
That’s a great idea. Thanks NORSEPUNK.
What an awesome build. A torch light at the front door, a forge out back, and a playable interior. I specially love the little details like the missing roof tiles with the wood showing through.
Thanks Echo. It's fun adding the details.
i don't say that often, but wish I could like this vid more than once.
Jeru _JJ I appreciate that Jeru_JJ !!
This is so incredibly humbling. Absolutely amazing channel, thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much :). I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel.
When I use the magnets I use a small brad nail for one side. That way you don't have to worry about polarity and burying the magnet in glue.
Yeah that’s a good way to do it as well. You lose some strength which is why I use 2 magnets though.
I like this build because it´s not so clean as your other builds. you snapped the planks and the holes in some places aren´t perfect. Really cool man.
Thanks Madis. It was a fun change.
I have never played D&D or any other miniature war games.. I find the craft amazing to watch. I began the hobby of automotive scale model building at a very young age, probably 10 years old, right away with glue kits; skipping the snap-together kits. I always thought about building a complete garage for the models. My best friend and I would stay over each other's house on weekends, mine on Friday night and then his the next night...we'd stay awake as long as we could building our cars. While building our model cars, we would talk about how we should build the shop (garage) for them, even drawing blueprints...little did I know I was planning a diorama.
Cool story Brian, thanks for sharing. Sometimes I craft with my kids and letting them go wild sometimes results in some pretty cool stuff.
I cant say I'm a huge fan of your stylistic choices, but I love your techniques.
Everyone has their own taste it's all good. Thanks William.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT you still earned my sub.
William Thanks William.
10/10 build!
In these few months you've easily become my favorite crafting channel.
Great job as always
I appreciate that Alessio!
this has got to occupy so much time planning, crafting, and filming. very awesome build
Yeah, but I love it!
This build has such a nice calm vibe to it. Love it.
kriss667 Thank you kriss
As always, top notch detail and interesting layer work! The magnets are my favorite for modularity 👍🏻
Your details are insane dude. Wowed by your builds. You are definitely a top tier creator. Excellent job. I'm hooked bud!
Merlin's Monkey Awesome, thanks a lot! 🤘
I don’t even play d+d but I love these videos!
Thank you Yaya :) Give one of these builds a go !
These builds are getting more and more detailed! I did a binge session with your vids and learnt sooo much! Thank you for sharing these vids and look forward to seeing the next one!
Glad to hear it Andy. Thanks for watching.
Tabletop WitchCRAFT no worries, loving every new vid you release! I can on;y image what would happen if you put everything in the table and set up a ‘small’ village to game in!
Absolutely excellent build, one on my favourites so far , very atmospheric, bravo 👏🤘
Thanks re-run!
Wow, dude! You really have an eye and patience for incredible details! You'd think you were building a model for a contest, not just personal use. Most excellent and you have an instant sub.
13thBear Thank you 13thBear. I really appreciate the kind words. Passion!
Finally got my wire cutter dialed in to 90°, going to step up our game and give a 100% foam build a go. Your videos are incredible mate, very inspiring.
Great, that’s important for the more precise cuts. You got this, I’d love to see some progress photos of your builds. You can always post on my Fan Art Photo Album on Facebook. Take care.
So good. Love the magnets and especially the sword sign arm. I picked up a bunch of ideas for making my blacksmith building look a lot better: textured ground by the forge, painted embers in the fire, flocking on the stone, and more. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, --Bo
I love to hear the video is helping you create your own blacksmith. Thanks for watching.
Honestly make some of the best builds why havent you blown up yet?
Help me get there Joel. Spread the word! Thanks!
That's gorgeous!
Thank you Robert !
Amazing build, so therapeutic to watch!
Thank you... I think it's relaxing as well ....
Awesome! I haven't crafted anything in a while, but now I gotta pull the ol' Proxxon back out and get to work. Just the inspiration I needed.
Awesome.
I love the sign outside the tavern door. Really great work!
Thank you Paula :)
You are killing it bro!!!!
Thanks, Franky. Just doing what I love.
Franky! why did you not tell me about this channel lol *shakes fist*
Nates Miniatures sorry I’ve been all over the place this month. I didn’t even think about it.
@@FrankyDCrafter haha all good brother :P
I'm currently making my very own first DnD building, based on what you did for this video. I love what you do and am amazed at your skill. Thanks for putting this out there.
Awesome... welcome to the world of crafting, and thank you for the support :)
Just an awesome piece, and that freaking sign is amazing!
Thanks M. Yeah the sign was fun to make.
By far my favorite channel, keep it up!
I really appreciate that Jorge! Thank you!!
I have never created any scale models of buildings but you really captured my attention with this video. I have always wanted to get into building miniature buildings like this and you showed me that you don’t have to have tons of money invested in doing so. Great video!
Hi Brett... I'm glad this video has inspired you to give crafting a go!
Man that building rocks! All those small details like the LED torch and the interchangeable sign really make the build stand out.
Very clear explanations and guidance throughout the video too. Congrats man!
I am now subscribed, and will start exploring the rest of your content ;)
Thank you for the feedback! I love adding the details!
A superb build, I really like your foam shingles idea that is a great way to make a huge number of them very fast!
MacAttack001 Thanks MacAttack
Stunning as always buddy loved it
Thanks Michael.
You just keep wowing us! Great job!
Thanks Jacob
This turned out really great.
Thanks Duke!
Wow this is AMAZING!!!!!!
Thank You 🙏!!
Love it! Keep building!
Thank you... will do. It's a passion of mine :)
Why would anyone put a dislike on this? This is awesome!
J.C. Overwatch Thanks J.C.
I'm really glad I found this channel
T S I’m glad you found it too!
Quality craftsmanship.
Thanks Brian
Very impressive build.
Thanks!
Beautiful work.
Thank you Lamar.
Crazy build! Fantastic music! Thanks!
Glad you like them both. Thanks.
Absolutely amazing!! I just got linked your channel and thought how the heck did I miss this!.
Well I'm glad you found it Nate
Beautiful piece man. I just got back into D&D and stuff like this really inspires me to build my own scenery.
Brandon Browning Awesome, thanks for checking it out Brandon. Glad to hear your picking up the dice again!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Hey, no problem man. Keep up the awesome videos, you've definitely got a new subscriber.
This is the first video of yours I watch(for some reason I can not understand why that didn't happen before today??); but this might be the best tabletop terrain build I have seen in a very, very, very long time!
10/10 tutorial and result.
Only thing I would have done differently is not use a chipboard as base, it can warp. Either styrene or foam, or nothing.
Those plans remind me of when I used Hirst Arts molds, building with the dental plaster bricks with plans like that made it so damn easy. I ofc stopped using Hirst Arts like many, many others, when he went crazy and demanded people who were using his molds to cast, build and sell terrain pay him a % of the profits. Can you imagine if a company who sells hammers would ask a % of each kitchen the carpenter buildt?
I will be checking out ALL of your videos his weekend.
But, those trees....nah, they are no good, haha.
RPRsChannel Thanks so much! The chipboard held up well since most was covered by XPS. I get that a lot about the trees. They are just fillers, stay tuned real soon for something special!!
Man, this is stunning 👍👍👍
Thank you Alrethian.
Brilliant work man!
Thanks JayBob!
Great work!
Roll for Damage Thank you!
Wow is that ever beautiful appreciate you sharing I will be following for more
Thank you Andrew !!
That smithy is killer! Just found your channel. Appreciate your work :)
Garage Lodge Crafting Awesome, I’m glad you found the channel! Thank you!
omg this guy be at it on a video terrain roll,
Thanks Pancake!
Love it.
Thanks :)
Amazing.
hiomation Thank you hiomation!!
very impressive!
Thanks
love your builds, really are great
Thank you :)
Great build thanks for sharing and keep it up I am hooked!!!
jamman737 Awesome, will do.
Top, tolle Arbeit.
Thanks.
Amazing job!
Thank you Kevin
Amazing job very creative
WIGSPLITTA's Race Mob Nation Thank you!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT thank you for the time you put into your work very inspiring
Doing a great job! I've been sharing on FB.
Excellent. I really appreciate that Seth.
very awesome build man!
Paul Bergevin Thanks Paul!
Another awesome build! this payday I will have to go and pick up some of these blueprints :)
scorpionridge Thanks scorpionridge! I appreciate the support. Check out my Patreon, I have a tier where I mail out the plans to you!
Omg so cool!!!!
Thanks Buddy! I'm glad you liked it :)
Very nice!
Marcia Sunman Thank you
Excellent
Thank you AnaLeigh.
I've just discovered your channel by the random magic of the Algorithm, and I'm immediately hooked! Totally subscribed... And wishing you would do some futuristic gothic scenery... but... You do your thing, man! Awesome content!
Virakotxa You never know, I added your idea to my build list :). Thanks for subscribing.
For the patina on the metalwork, Citadel's nihilakh oxide paint would also work as that's pretty much designed for that job.
DMStretch Yep, that’s good stuff.
Очень, очень хорошо!!!!! 👍👍👍 👏👏👏
Спасибо :)
Magic.... 😳
Thank you :)
Really like your builds they look great. My only critique is that top beams you use to cover the seam of the roof line. They should be under the roofing to protect them they would rot out in no time. Unless that is some type of build style you are trying to mimic.
Thanks Nathan.... this blacksmith also owns a sawmill, and he found a way to create pressure treated lumber. :)
Beautifully crafted :-)
ImperialKneazle Thank you
Amazing. Well done :)
SpazTek Warrior Thank you!
Превосходная кузница. Лайк!
Спасибо
Awesome build! Only piece of feedback would have been to show how you rigged the LEDs and to go into that a little more. I am sure you have in a past video but even making a reference would have been nice to go watch that tutorial!
Hi Paul, at the end I should have said something, but a card does pop up that will take you to my video on how to make the torches/lights. Here's a link to the video. Thanks for watching. ua-cam.com/video/y9uo13qo7Es/v-deo.html
Freaking love it.
Thanks Aaron!
Awesome work.
Hail to another HeroQuest brother!!!
Hail brother !
The only thing I would change is to affix the door to the base and not the wall, so players know where the exit is from the outside AND the inside. The opening of the door frame on the wall can be painted black to let you know it is open. This way you can play out scouting scenarios, where only one player enters the house, and the others wait outside for an ambush or as lookouts.
Hey Zapan, the stone foundation breaks at the door so you can see where the door is when the walls are off, but yes, that's the great thing about crafting... you can make it just how you want!
Anyone using a Proxxon should be wearing a mask while doing so . That burning foam is poison for your body!
Also this dude will be top 5 in no time, His builds are awesome his sizes are spot on (unlike another builders channel BMC). Very Talented!!! Keep up the great stuff Tabletop Witchcraft!!!
Thank you for pointing out that tip Vetted Warrior. And thank you for the compliment!
This is a really cool channel! But I've noticed you mostly leave the LED installations out of the videos... It'd be cool to see that!:)
Emiliano Fisanotti Thanks Emiliano. I have a separate video showing that. There are links in the video via cards you can click on to view the video. I do this to try and not repeat the same techniques in my videos over and over. Here’s a link to my LED video. ua-cam.com/video/y9uo13qo7Es/v-deo.html
Hey man great build, it's truly amazing how much a couple of 99 cent tea lights can really step your game huh? And as for the trees...lol
Very nicely done! I'd love to show you how I used hotglue to make coals and torch flames. It's what I used when I was making some of the LED prototypes for the Dwarven Forge Kickstarters I worked on. Let me know if you're interested in chatting sometime. Someone posted this video to theThe Tabletop Crafters Guild FB Group so I came to check it out. :-)
Joshua Chunick Thanks Joshua. Yeah I’d love to chat. What works? Instagram/FB?
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT FB. I'm the only Josh Chunick in the world... ironically, I have an identical twin, though. ;-)
floor in blacksmith is always black from coal dust, not brown muddy, but ...fine work !
sedeslav Noted, thanks.
Epic
Right on!
Love your videos and you use all the tools I use lol. I had a question what I'd the size of the chip board
Excellent, then there's no reason not to build all my buildings and terrain :). You can find the 12"x12" chipboard in my Amazon links in the description of the video. Thanks for checking them out.
Looks amazing. I really would've liked to see how you wired the lights up as well though... I also think that you should've put some "moss" on the roof... other than that it looks awesome. Great video 👍
Thanks, but no wiring needed! Check out my Simple LED Torch Video that I referenced in this video. Super easy. Here's a link: ua-cam.com/video/y9uo13qo7Es/v-deo.html
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I just watched that one, and it explains how to do the torches, but i still would've liked to see how you did the light in the fireplace, and where exactly you hid the batteries...
@@magikdust2095 If you head over to my Facebook page and go into the UA-cam Photo Request Photo album I took a few pictures for you to clarify the setup. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hey! I just started getting into this hobby and I absolutely love your content! You make some really great stuff and give me lots of inspiration! Also on a side note, I LOVE the shirt you wore in this! Do you remember where you got it? Thanks :)
I'm glad you are enjoying the content, and you found the channel :) As for the shirt I got it online.... I don't remember the site name sorry.
Hi. You are very talented and the builds are superb. The only advice, from the viewers perspective, your crafting style and materials are very similiar to the Black Magic Craft's. It feels like watching BMC 'cept for that you follow templates instead of eyeballing measurements. It might profit for you to work on your personal style. A little differentiantion from the 'competition' ;) has not hurt anybody yet . Otherwise brilliant crafting and it was pleasure to watch.
Could you do a video on making a ruined building?
I've added it to my build list. Thanks for the recommendation.
Amazing! Looks sooo good and so much detail. Good inspiration for others. How do you make drawings (blueprints) for builds? Some computer programm or app?
Thank you !!! Yes I do them on my PC.
Amazing job hottie!
Thanks Emanuele
Amazing! can you provide a link to the brick texture roller?
Thank you. You can find those rollers at ShiftingLands online. You can also learn how to make one on my channel from this video: ua-cam.com/video/mJS5JjTP1P4/v-deo.html
Your builds are amazing and really like the way you work. Am very new too this, I’m not a gamer but have always liked painting miniatures and would like to start building terrain especially the medieval buildings castles etc. Have looked on drive thru RPG but am unable to find any of your plans, could you help with what to search for etc Cheers
william price Thabk you Williams. It’s a great hobby to get into. In the video description of my videos I have links to either DriveThruRPG or Itch.io where you can find my plans.
Hi, great videos as always, just wondering what brand of roller are you using and what pattern, it would be perfect for an old railway bridge that I have an idea for, THANKS
Hi Malcolm, I actually made these rollers. I also made a video on my channel that shows you how I made them! Check it out, and thanks for watching!
Hi great job! How big are the measures of squares bases? Thank you!
Thank you. I’m not sure what you mean exactly. The foundation is a 1” grid.
Have you ever thought about selling a finished building? If so I know I would be interested. I am not sure I am talented enough to make them turn out as good as you can!
Hi Jeffrey, yes I do get asked that quite a bit. It's getting harder and harder to take on commission work now that I'm producing these videos. I know you can do it. Give it a shot! Any questions you know where to find me. I'm on FB and Instagram as well.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT hi, I am Ade Markus, can I know your FB name?
@@kecoablekekek747 Hi Ade, you can message me on my FB (Tabletop WitchCRAFT) or hit me up on my Instagram if you have any questions. There is always The Coven Tier on my Patreon that gets you access to my private Facebook page if that would interest you.
I will try to do « quite » the same !
Patrick Massé You got this!
Tabletop WitchCRAFT : yes thank you. But the result will be probably different. The same but in worst
Patrick Massé As long as you’re enjoying yourself it’s all good :)
Very Cool!! Just curious how thin do you cut your shingles?
On a 1/2" piece of XPS Foam I get about 6 -7 "slices" of shingles... you lose some thickness from the hot wire.
I didn’t see the texture rollers that you used in your description. Do you have a link to them?
I made these and you can watch the tutorial on how to do it yourself here: ua-cam.com/video/mJS5JjTP1P4/v-deo.html You can also purchase them from ShiftingLands.
This is awesome! But you didnt show how you intalled the LEDs
Thanks Aron. I have a card in the video during the forge section that will take you to this video that will explain how I use the LED's. I link to this video so I can minimize showing the same procedures over in my videos. Thanks for watching ! ua-cam.com/video/y9uo13qo7Es/v-deo.html