Turning JUNK into tabletop terrain | Warhammer 40k terrain building
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this video, I'm going to be building warhammer 40k terrain out of junk soda cans. This terrain is great for 40k, but it can also be used for other tabletop wargames that take place in a sci-fi setting such as Stargrave or Necromunda.
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Very creative as always. When can we expect the storefront to buy some of the items you make on the channel?
Here's a tip for building terrain pieces from "junk". If hollow like cans and such before enclosing them put some sand or kitty litter inside the hollow part, don't have to be full, the addition of the filler will give the pieces some wieght to help them from being easily bumped around the table while you play, and I feel the extra weight makes them seem like they're made of better quality.
Great idea if extra weight is needed-thanks Thomas!
Yet another awesome build simple yet effective!!! Adding the moss to industrial builds is something you don’t see yet it definitely adds character to the terrain piece!
Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks Matt! It's appreciated 😀
I've been using cans to make very cheap urban fantasy towers and walkways for about a month now
Nothing as refined as these beauties, but I'm only just starting out
That's awesome. These cans are surprisingly versatile!
@@OkayHobbyTime and they're all exactly 5" tall, consistent for modularity, but that's also the height of some necromunda stuff, so they're great for kitbashing
Not sure about the moss alone, it looks a bit lost/ out of place. Maybe with more vegetation like vines it would look better. Quite good video though.
Thank you! I have some ideas for vegetation incorporation that I'll show in future videos. I've been playing around with some of your 3D printed parts for other projects. Thanks for sharing your work with the community-it's all so great!
Why do all these trash terrain vids use 3D printed parts kinda beats the point of trash terrain if you can afford a 3D printer
With the rise in popularity of 3D printers, this hybrid approach to terrain building is becoming a great combination of quality and cost to a lot of people. Don't sweat it if you cant print these parts, though. Without a printer, I'd recommend XPS foam for the bottom portion and card stock for everywhere else. Thanks for watching!
Spackle? Suspiciously similar profile pic? I'm sold!
Fantastic! You’ll love my upcoming series; scratch building a Warlord Titan entirely out of junk. Thanks for checking out my channel. Also, kidding about the Titan… maybe.
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Just found your channel, and I have been "binge watching". Thanks for including the link to the 3D printed parts. That makes it so much easier than trying to hunt them down.
Glad to hear that! 😀
That gray rusty tank near the end was awesome
Thank you! I was really liking that direction as well. I might make something new using that paint scheme for a future video.
Looks awesome! Thanks for the video and 🤩
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. 😀
Nice job! 👍🏻
Thank you, Paulo!
Terrain is probably the most underestimsted use for a 3d printer, just making bits like this levels the piece up ten x. Well done!
Thanks! I always like adding 3D printed bits to my builds. It takes things to the next level and prevents things from looking too "homemade".
@@OkayHobbyTime exactly. There's nothing wrong with trash terrain but that little extra detail goes light years.
Really good video, thanks
Thank you 😀
I working on these cans as we speak, I have a question. Does that glue really hold the resin pieces in place? And would you recommend filling the cans with something before glueing on the ends? I am a bit worried about durability
Nice, glad to hear. Wood glue does a great job at bonding the pieces, as long as you let it dry. I did one side at a time, leaning the can up so gravity worked in my favour. A hot glue gun would also work. These would dent like a normal can if they were squeezed hard (I haven't had any issues so far). For more durability I'd recommend filling them with sand. Something that wouldn't rattle around inside.
Hi! These look great! Did you have to add supports to the stl files?
Thanks Micah! And nope, no supports are needed for these files.
You can use Bathcroo. CHALKING
To fill seams
Love it thank you
Thank you, glad to hear!
Did you have any problems with the paint cracking when the can flexes
No issues so far. They became quite stiff after being painted in a few coats of paint. I still wouldn't try squishing them though. Filling them with something before sealing them up would be a good way to prevent any issues.
Can you make a video of how to build a ruined house
Yes! A ruined house is on my to-do list. Stay tuned.
What Brand of paint and Brushes you use
For terrain pieces I usually use cheap makeup brushes. No need for anything expensive. There should be a link in the video description of the exact ones.
What kind of printer is that? Never seen one that uses liquid.
Hey, it's a resin 3D printer. Definitely recommended for anything miniature related because of it ability to print fine detail.
'I'll make nice terrain out of junk' needs 3d printer for the pieces... Not exactly following your title no matter how, admittedly nice, your pieces turned out.
The cans are the biggest part of these builds. I wouldn't worry about the 3D printed bits. They're cool but could easily be substituted with cardboard to cover up the holes and create legs. Thanks for watching!
What is that little turn table thing called? I need one
They're great. There's a bunch on Amazon if you search hobby / spray booth turntable.
Drink Canada Dry! (trad)
Always!
loimprime mmm osea pudiste haber impreso el cilindro.
Saves on printer resin and recycled my empty cans. Win-win!