Here you go Mel..... In the 13th century the word hobby referred to a small horse or a pony. It later came to describe a toy horse - a hobbyhorse. It’s from the hobbyhorse that the word’s modern sense of “favorite pastime” evolved. A hobby is something that you do for fun - not money - and you typically do it fairly regularly. 🐎
love seeing ya back Mel, great video as always The word "hobby" comes from the word "hobbyhorse", which was used in the 13th century to describe a small horse or pony, especially one that moved at a gentle pace.
I’m so happy to see you back! Bed ridden with Covid for the umteenth time so I’m catching up on all the UA-cam! Can’t wait to watch all your recent videos ❤
I wish I had a teacher like you at school Mel you're a natural! Loving the content brother and will look forward to those shorts! Keep on smiling my friend! Like button pounded into the ground! :)
@@TheTerrainTutorHey Mel! That's awesome I thought you might have already had some teaching expertise because you are so good at it! If only all teachers were as good as you! Hope your having a good start to your week! Great content brother will look forward to the next video! :)
Hobby comes from hobby horse, or a tourney horse, which was a children's toy, a horse head on a stick as it were, that a child could "ride" around on. The hobby part of the toy eventually caught in as a term for playing with your toys (get your mind out), and then the usage widened to cover activities of leisure.
In the novel Tristram Shandy, the term 'hobby-horse' was used to refer to a whimsical obsession. This eventually progressed to the term hobby being used to describe a regular activity that is done for enjoyment, usually during one's leisure time...of course, due to the ramshackle nature of the English language, there might be a few places the term came from.
Thank you for the vid! It really cheered me up in the midst of a mental dip. Glad to see you feeling better and trying things that excite you! Wish you the best!
Rather than using Vallejo Texture paints, I use Acryllic tile grout. If you get the white, you can use acrylic paints/ink to "dye" it to whatever color you want. Plus a jug that is 10x the size of the Vallejo stuff is $10 to $20.
I once bought a big jar of Vallejo dip/wash, and had the same whitening problem. Apparently, they don't like being mixed with tap water, so I started thinning them with airbrush thinner to good effect. Distilled water may work as well, but I don't remember offhand if I ever tried that.
Philosopher Thomas Hobbes and his son Calvin would be seen fishing, but throwing the fish back. This was strange, at the time this is how people fed themselves. When asked why he does this, Hobbes replied, "I just fish to relax and have fun, I've plenty of food at home." So activities people do for pleasure became hobbies, as opposed to jobbies(as they were known at the time).
I actually really like the vallejo texture paints/weathering effects paints. They work really well for basing miniatures and actually I use them a lot of times to attach a mini to the base instead of super glue. I'm not sure I would use them for a large base for like terrain. The pots are kind of small for that, but they do make large pots of texture paint, too, which could be better for larger bases. But I would use one of your tecniques if I was going to try to do a whole tabletop with texture.
You're doing a fantastic job, Mel. Both with the terrain and in bringing the park up to an enjoyable condition. Would be wonderful if a local gaming or modeling club would join you in the effort. Been watching Flawless Cleaning for the past few months. Fantastic family and great people. They help folks to tidy up their properties, get rid of brambles or simply pressure wash the entry way. Because, as Ben says, "Kindness ripples". One thing I learned from them is that councils over there are pretty much like the municipalities over here. Rack up them taxes, do nothing with the money. Just my 2cc of vitriol about that whole lot. On the filler thing... I thing you had something reacting with the filler medium. Probably a thinner or medium in the washes. Or the other way around. Only time I had Vallejo go white on me was while spraying a varnish coat on a model, some twenty years ago. Turns out I had royally botched the thinning ratio. Lichen and moss are fascinating stuff. Tying up to Ben's channel, they remove a lot of it on some videos. Moss is incredibly colorful, depending on its age. Sometimes it leaves a reddish residue in the water, others it's black. Same with lichen. A myriad of colours, up to an ash white, when baked by the sun. But I digress. Keep the spirits high, mate. You deserve to be happy. Cheers.
Kindness ripples, in medical terms, that's Oxytocin doing its community building magic mate ;-) Medium hey, thats worth exploring. Thanks for your kind words buddy
Sky watching my Assteroids, 😂 Your looking for UAPs Stippling Mell ! the new dry brush n Am thinking stippling might be the way to go when I finally finish the 40 k Cathedral iv bn building, Great vid buddy 😊
Another lovely vid. Always good to learn some techniques Andromeda was... a lovely lass, of "galactic" beauty Is the Discord for patrons, only, or can we get a current link?
Problems with the park authority issue could be do to corruption or something playing politics. You're in the UK? I'd contact the offices of everyone from your local council all the way up to your MP (I think that's the term for the person representing you in the commons? I live in the US so I'm not completely cognizant of how y'all have your government set up) It's always frustrating when something turns out defective. But hey, I learned a new thing about weathering with how to apply green washes! Not that I think I'll get a chance to use that information as I'm more of a table-ready crafter lol. But listening to you talk through your methods while I'm carving bricks into foam is a good way to go.
The name derives from the word 'hobin', a French word thought to be derived from the Gaelic term 'obann', meaning 'swift. Part time light cavalry , non professional soldiers , serving as light cavalry. Irish in origin ,although popular in England also. Hobnobs , popular biscuit, from Hobnobbing ,riding with the nobility . Hobnails , the type to affix he shoes t a horse ,later for soldiers boots. Hobgoblin , a small, swift and cruel fey creature, all deriving from the term. Scottish Isles town Oban also in with the original word.
@@ClipCraze-i8j the data processes in batches, pretty quickly, but not up to the second. It is interesting to see when channels discuss their analytics views to see viewership progress.
Here you go Mel..... In the 13th century the word hobby referred to a small horse or a pony. It later came to describe a toy horse - a hobbyhorse. It’s from the hobbyhorse that the word’s modern sense of “favorite pastime” evolved. A hobby is something that you do for fun - not money - and you typically do it fairly regularly.
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Mel - you are and you will be always a Professional. Keep the hobby going. Thank you! God bless you!
love seeing ya back Mel, great video as always
The word "hobby" comes from the word "hobbyhorse", which was used in the 13th century to describe a small horse or pony, especially one that moved at a gentle pace.
It's good to be back mate
Mel it is so good to see you happy and well. Keep it on mate!
I’m so happy to see you back! Bed ridden with Covid for the umteenth time so I’m catching up on all the UA-cam! Can’t wait to watch all your recent videos ❤
I wish I had a teacher like you at school Mel you're a natural! Loving the content brother and will look forward to those shorts! Keep on smiling my friend! Like button pounded into the ground! :)
Thank you buddy, I used to be a college lecturer
@@TheTerrainTutorHey Mel! That's awesome I thought you might have already had some teaching expertise because you are so good at it! If only all teachers were as good as you! Hope your having a good start to your week! Great content brother will look forward to the next video! :)
Hobby comes from hobby horse, or a tourney horse, which was a children's toy, a horse head on a stick as it were, that a child could "ride" around on. The hobby part of the toy eventually caught in as a term for playing with your toys (get your mind out), and then the usage widened to cover activities of leisure.
it actually goes back further than that mate ;-)
In the novel Tristram Shandy, the term 'hobby-horse' was used to refer to a whimsical obsession. This eventually progressed to the term hobby being used to describe a regular activity that is done for enjoyment, usually during one's leisure time...of course, due to the ramshackle nature of the English language, there might be a few places the term came from.
Thank you for the vid! It really cheered me up in the midst of a mental dip.
Glad to see you feeling better and trying things that excite you! Wish you the best!
That's what I'm here for buddy ;-)
Really like the vibe of this, the casual presentation is very you in such a nice way
I appreciate that!
Great seeing you into it again Mel buddy!!
Ah, i just saw the scouts mug on your table! Be prepared! Best wishes from Germany and thank you for your great work!
Thank you! You too!
No squeaky seat. Like! 👍
Rather than using Vallejo Texture paints, I use Acryllic tile grout. If you get the white, you can use acrylic paints/ink to "dye" it to whatever color you want. Plus a jug that is 10x the size of the Vallejo stuff is $10 to $20.
Happy indeed am I aboard the TUBE Choo Choo TERRAIN!
Great show and love the paintwork and the fantastic shirt 👍👍👍🤠🤠🤠
Thank you kindly
good see you put vid out mell thanks for the share on channel thanks lee
I once bought a big jar of Vallejo dip/wash, and had the same whitening problem. Apparently, they don't like being mixed with tap water, so I started thinning them with airbrush thinner to good effect. Distilled water may work as well, but I don't remember offhand if I ever tried that.
Thanks for the tip!
Philosopher Thomas Hobbes and his son Calvin would be seen fishing, but throwing the fish back. This was strange, at the time this is how people fed themselves. When asked why he does this, Hobbes replied, "I just fish to relax and have fun, I've plenty of food at home." So activities people do for pleasure became hobbies, as opposed to jobbies(as they were known at the time).
That'sinteresting
Yippee, another vid from Mel. Cheers from 🇨🇦
I actually really like the vallejo texture paints/weathering effects paints. They work really well for basing miniatures and actually I use them a lot of times to attach a mini to the base instead of super glue. I'm not sure I would use them for a large base for like terrain. The pots are kind of small for that, but they do make large pots of texture paint, too, which could be better for larger bases. But I would use one of your tecniques if I was going to try to do a whole tabletop with texture.
Mel in a Kilt!!! LOVE IT!!!!
Coming soon!
Swampy rocks! This should be fun :)
Hey, no squeaky! How good!
You're doing a fantastic job, Mel.
Both with the terrain and in bringing the park up to an enjoyable condition. Would be wonderful if a local gaming or modeling club would join you in the effort. Been watching Flawless Cleaning for the past few months. Fantastic family and great people. They help folks to tidy up their properties, get rid of brambles or simply pressure wash the entry way. Because, as Ben says, "Kindness ripples".
One thing I learned from them is that councils over there are pretty much like the municipalities over here. Rack up them taxes, do nothing with the money. Just my 2cc of vitriol about that whole lot.
On the filler thing... I thing you had something reacting with the filler medium. Probably a thinner or medium in the washes. Or the other way around. Only time I had Vallejo go white on me was while spraying a varnish coat on a model, some twenty years ago. Turns out I had royally botched the thinning ratio.
Lichen and moss are fascinating stuff. Tying up to Ben's channel, they remove a lot of it on some videos. Moss is incredibly colorful, depending on its age. Sometimes it leaves a reddish residue in the water, others it's black. Same with lichen. A myriad of colours, up to an ash white, when baked by the sun.
But I digress.
Keep the spirits high, mate. You deserve to be happy.
Cheers.
Kindness ripples, in medical terms, that's Oxytocin doing its community building magic mate ;-)
Medium hey, thats worth exploring. Thanks for your kind words buddy
@@TheTerrainTutor Indeed, it is.
Always a pleasure, Mel.
Cheers.
Welcome back bro ;-)
Thanks 😁
Remember Mel under a Kilt you wear nought but skin and if its windy, the lassies get an eye full
@@athollmcnicoll1028 he said he would go no-pants. Good thing he'll be indoors with no wind.
I'll be getting a kilt broach for the aprons mate
Sky watching my Assteroids, 😂
Your looking for UAPs
Stippling Mell ! the new dry brush n
Am thinking stippling might be the way to go when I finally finish the 40 k Cathedral iv bn building, Great vid buddy 😊
I'm pretty sure I've seen a couple mate ;-)
@@TheTerrainTutor u diff not be alone then ,it’s crazy up er n sw Scotland
Very cool t-shirt 👕 like it very much! Where to get one?
Amazon mate
And the columns. Where can I get them. Anubody knows the Mark?
Pegasus hobbies mate
Another lovely vid. Always good to learn some techniques
Andromeda was... a lovely lass, of "galactic" beauty
Is the Discord for patrons, only, or can we get a current link?
here we go mate - discord.gg/DFY58KJDXF
Thanks, much! See you, there
Hi. Can anybody tell me the brand of the building that IS working with in this video?
Games Workshop Imperial Sector mate
Problems with the park authority issue could be do to corruption or something playing politics. You're in the UK? I'd contact the offices of everyone from your local council all the way up to your MP (I think that's the term for the person representing you in the commons? I live in the US so I'm not completely cognizant of how y'all have your government set up)
It's always frustrating when something turns out defective. But hey, I learned a new thing about weathering with how to apply green washes! Not that I think I'll get a chance to use that information as I'm more of a table-ready crafter lol. But listening to you talk through your methods while I'm carving bricks into foam is a good way to go.
Already on it mate
The name derives from the word 'hobin', a French word thought to be derived from the Gaelic term 'obann', meaning 'swift. Part time light cavalry , non professional soldiers , serving as light cavalry. Irish in origin ,although popular in England also. Hobnobs , popular biscuit, from Hobnobbing ,riding with the nobility . Hobnails , the type to affix he shoes t a horse ,later for soldiers boots. Hobgoblin , a small, swift and cruel fey creature, all deriving from the term. Scottish Isles town Oban also in with the original word.
oh, I likes that!
Oh, I can't stand shorts. I wear them everyday, but I won't watch 1 minute videos. That's annoying.
59 seconds and no views could be worse
Takes time for metrics to catch up. They aren't updated in real time.
@rustedbeetle yeah though I had just went onto UA-cam so they were quite up to date
@@ClipCraze-i8j the data processes in batches, pretty quickly, but not up to the second. It is interesting to see when channels discuss their analytics views to see viewership progress.
Andromeda is the wife of... oh, I see. Go watch Clash of the Titans (1981).
First of your vids I have seen in a long time. Keep on carrying on.
Thanks, will do!
❤ for the algorithm... late recommendation again by YT will go and follow your discord now
Welcome aboard!