Hey I set up some links for products similar to the ones I use. You can support the channel (no extra cost for you) by purchasing stuff through the links. As matter of fact it doesn't matter what you buy, so go buy your silly halloween stuff right now, or perhaps christmas presents if you are an absolute lunatic. Thank you! -Lukas
Your subscriber count is a crime. You make professional quality videos that are legitimately helpful for beginners and veterans alike. I wish all the best to you.
Those colours are bloody brilliant, it’s a nice change from the monotony of dull dungeon tiles, it’s a fantasy world after all and colour makes it more magical, well done, I loved it.
Looks a bit like a New England-y autumn to me, S. Lots of autumns are available. This one's great, isn't it? (I'm in Old England, so I don't know much.)
Followed the link from Wylock's channel and I'm blown away. My first impression is that you're the Bob Ross of terrain building. Simple, straightforward techniques that create the details, you just need to paint them! Brilliant!
Man...You always make it look so easy and I love how with the most basic of tools you turn out the BEST looking finished product. I need to try your process! I am also a huge fan and supporter of Black Magic Craft and he was my inspiration to begin crafting. You give some great advice and ideas in a different medium and I value that just as much. Never stop being you and your own creative ways!
Okay now after i watched the whole video, I can tell that this is the best project on this channel! Even tops the Iron Titan (if he doesn't mind) Also, painting with long sleeve is another level of badass
Excellent job with the autumn colours, it really highlights the ability to use bold colours. I’m a fairly new crafter so I enjoyed the tip on oregano as fallen leaves and the sponge for bushes! Count me as a new subscriber :)
Hi Bard, I love your videos. I’ve been making scratchbuilt WW2 and sci fi dioramas for a few years now but I hVe learnt so much from your channel. Great tips and tricks. All done with a sense of humour. Great job. 👍😁
Thank you for putting out these videos. You make it look so simple. I am planning on putting together an Alpine themed Christmas Village. Hoping you could put together a video for making village walls, canals and mountains. It is a popular hobby and I would love to direct others to it
I'm stopping at 10. Some minutes in to say that I love the cardboard details but really love the detail work of the ground edges. I hate when I see cuts that look so uniform on the base so your hacking at the foam looks much more real. Now I shall continue. Thanks! Great work!
Glad you like the rock textures. This time I actually made less cuts and hacks and I think it looks better than some of my other "stone hill" scatter where I made too much deep textures. Better rip off large chunks than lots of tiny cuts, at least that's what I've learned.
You did an amazing job of the whole diorama..I love all the details you put into it and the crystals on the altars just brilliant ..the whole thing looks incredible 😀
I see what you did there, that was Finlands flag! Smooth ;) I want to say, I really like your channel. I've found lots of inspiration as well as laughs. It's actually become a coffee-break thing at work where we put you on the big TV while we have our break (I work with a bunch of friends, and we're all into D&D and Warhammer). Don't change!
@@BardsCraft OH, it wasnt intentional? :o When you painted the blue tiles with surrounding white, the floors, I thought you went for a Finn approach to it. Unconscious bias, perhaps? ;) Around 17:00!
Amazing build once again; I was wondering though, would you ever try to expand your tree designs? I'd love to see some sort of weeping willow - I imagine it would be spectacular for some river scenes. Just a thought
The modular terrain (and öats👍) are really paying off. This temple is inspiring - could be the focus for a whole campaign. You are going from strength to strength. Awesome work Lukas👍👍👍
Thanks! Modularity is good, there is no "why am I wasting 10 hours to craft this thing that will be used a total of 0.5 times" thoughts Right now I'm doing a dwarven stronghold. Parts of the keep will be the modular castle keep. Fits right in, I'll just make some suitable dwarven battlements to slap on top instead of the normal roof.
Love it, thanks for sharing. I love making models for zombie apocalypse and 40K, but between your videos and my friends playing D&D I'm getting right into making fantasy bases scenery and minis. Keep the videos coming 👍🏻
I literally asked on reddit a few days ago for recommendations of products that work well as leaves and everyone suggested specialty hole punches and a specialty product from greenstuffworld. Oregano. You used oregano. And it looks great. You make me wonder why I spend so much money on supplies.
This is the video that made me subscribe. I've watched your videos a lot and enjoy the fact that it's Not americanised. There's nothing more boring than watching a video of someone who has buckets of money to toss at a build. ..there's no creativity in it. Your scratch build videos are awesome and what you create with easily found and or cheap materials is damned inspiring. Keep it up and thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
When hot glueing two pieces that move a lot, you can use a tiny strip of tape to hold them together. You can also spin the tip of the glue gun around the final point of contact a couple of times to ensure the strands of thin glue don't pull.
Such a nice inspired craft! So much good ideas and tips concerning both materials to use and the way to handle them differently! Your Autumnal temple turned out great!
This is friggin' awesome dude! - I'll use your cheap techniques for an D&D / Pathfinder encounter with flying rocks. Thank you for putting up this vid! Keep up the REAL GOOD work!
Cool build. I think the wash was a bit heavy. General usage is to not let it pool so much. Also, i think you'd do yourself a favor by investing in a Proxxon.
This is dauntingly good, as always. Have you done anything on verdigris for copper roofs and copper building decoration? Dirty verdigris might look great on a statue.
I love your work! I love watching your videos and listening to your awesome accent! Your tealights, on/off switch must be accessible on the bottom? I have a great deal of problem placing tealights so that I can turn them on easily. If you have other suggestions besides the obvious, please share. Thanks. Keep up your unbelievable work. Have you seen the video on how to make pine trees with rope and wire?
Just a thought: Instead of a needle you can use old think screwdriver, the handle is already there so you won't burn urself (also do not breath in the smoke of XPS)
That might work, although wouldn't that be a bit more risky safety wise seeing as you are heating up a much thicker piece of metal? It would take much longer to cool down to safe level? I'd favour using a long piece of straight wire, same as the needle but the length removes the need to use a tissue to hold it. Just a thought 👍🏻
I love your channel! I'm sure I am not the first but...cut *away* from your hands for love love of all that is holy! Don't give your viewers bad habits!
Hi Lukas. I liked your idea of foam bushes and oregano leaves but i think it's a bit odd that the rocks are red. Whats the effect of mixing yellow with black AND white? (gras drybrush)
You are better than most of the crafters: 1. You use scrap matterials, that is what craft is about, it is OK to combine knowledge and modelism stuff but you need to adress it focused on your public target, things that most of youtubers dont do. 2. Reinforcemnt: you have some tricks like hotglue small cardboard areas, very important. 3. You actually how to dry brush and other paint basic stuff, with no: lets just pass the brush and see how it turns out all naste of several others, or they are like: lets make the was fix all my mistakes. 4. You use a variety of matterials to make the same piece (a rock or tree for example) depending on the build, that is nice optimization. 5. You are a potato, we all are potatoes.
"I like to get messy" ..... *looks at my own hands which are currently (despite vigorous scrubbing) stained with various shades of blue, cranberry, purple, copper and black * - yup that's half the fun ☺
Hey I set up some links for products similar to the ones I use. You can support the channel (no extra cost for you) by purchasing stuff through the links. As matter of fact it doesn't matter what you buy, so go buy your silly halloween stuff right now, or perhaps christmas presents if you are an absolute lunatic. Thank you!
-Lukas
Need a link for the knife
Your subscriber count is a crime. You make professional quality videos that are legitimately helpful for beginners and veterans alike. I wish all the best to you.
It's only a matter of time, soon he will have as many subscribers as the oats he consumes daily
Tiny Grimes 😂
100g oats daily so that must be how many subs? 😂
Bard's Craft one flake of oat per subscriber 😉
@@BardsCraft OATS
"An extra room for sacrificial rituals and such"
Just what any comfortable home needs
"like a savage".....lol, dude you have inspired me.
Those colours are bloody brilliant, it’s a nice change from the monotony of dull dungeon tiles, it’s a fantasy world after all and colour makes it more magical, well done, I loved it.
Looks a bit like a New England-y autumn to me, S. Lots of autumns are available. This one's great, isn't it?
(I'm in Old England, so I don't know much.)
Followed the link from Wylock's channel and I'm blown away. My first impression is that you're the Bob Ross of terrain building. Simple, straightforward techniques that create the details, you just need to paint them! Brilliant!
Love your random sentences. They add much needed humor to the craft. Keep up the good work!
Oat is not random, öats is inevitable. But yeah thanks!
absolutely love the use of dried herbs
Season to taste got a new meaning in this video
Man...You always make it look so easy and I love how with the most basic of tools you turn out the BEST looking finished product. I need to try your process! I am also a huge fan and supporter of Black Magic Craft and he was my inspiration to begin crafting. You give some great advice and ideas in a different medium and I value that just as much. Never stop being you and your own creative ways!
Okay now after i watched the whole video, I can tell that this is the best project on this channel! Even tops the Iron Titan (if he doesn't mind)
Also, painting with long sleeve is another level of badass
Angry titan is coming for you!
Dude this is wicked badass. Using oregano and pine bark for terrain is genius.
Excellent job with the autumn colours, it really highlights the ability to use bold colours. I’m a fairly new crafter so I enjoyed the tip on oregano as fallen leaves and the sponge for bushes! Count me as a new subscriber :)
My mom and brother used to make castles out of cardboard when I was younger. Your videos bring back those memories.
Finally someone who uses more then gray to paint stone.
"like a savage, I mixed my paint on the piece itself." lmao I'd prefer not to admit how much I paint like a savage.
Hi Bard, I love your videos. I’ve been making scratchbuilt WW2 and sci fi dioramas for a few years now but I hVe learnt so much from your channel. Great tips and tricks. All done with a sense of humour. Great job. 👍😁
I love how you use ingredients XD, and I also love how you say, "Oregano."
Gorgeous creation my friend :) Love the final look of it all!
Thanks, may you have advantage on your rolls
I wish I had a quarter of the talent you have. Truly a awesome video!
Thank you for putting out these videos. You make it look so simple. I am planning on putting together an Alpine themed Christmas Village. Hoping you could put together a video for making village walls, canals and mountains. It is a popular hobby and I would love to direct others to it
Love the 'even you...' And everything else.
I'm stopping at 10. Some minutes in to say that I love the cardboard details but really love the detail work of the ground edges. I hate when I see cuts that look so uniform on the base so your hacking at the foam looks much more real. Now I shall continue. Thanks! Great work!
Glad you like the rock textures. This time I actually made less cuts and hacks and I think it looks better than some of my other "stone hill" scatter where I made too much deep textures. Better rip off large chunks than lots of tiny cuts, at least that's what I've learned.
You did an amazing job of the whole diorama..I love all the details you put into it and the crystals on the altars just brilliant ..the whole thing looks incredible 😀
I see what you did there, that was Finlands flag! Smooth ;)
I want to say, I really like your channel. I've found lots of inspiration as well as laughs. It's actually become a coffee-break thing at work where we put you on the big TV while we have our break (I work with a bunch of friends, and we're all into D&D and Warhammer).
Don't change!
Wait where was the Finland flag? :D
@@BardsCraft OH, it wasnt intentional? :o When you painted the blue tiles with surrounding white, the floors, I thought you went for a Finn approach to it. Unconscious bias, perhaps? ;)
Around 17:00!
Only found your channel today. I think it's kind of funny that your channel is mostly crafting, but with asmr as well.
The crafting noises are a good change in between my narration noises :)
I found this video through a post by Wyloch; LOVED it!! Wonderful and beautiful! Thank you for the video!
Great, more followers from The Armory!
This really inspired me!! Thank you
Amazing build once again; I was wondering though, would you ever try to expand your tree designs? I'd love to see some sort of weeping willow - I imagine it would be spectacular for some river scenes. Just a thought
I won't do trees for a while, but if I get some amazing idea to combine with the sponge I'll make sure to do more trees
How about household rubber bands for the willow branches?
The modular terrain (and öats👍) are really paying off. This temple is inspiring - could be the focus for a whole campaign. You are going from strength to strength. Awesome work Lukas👍👍👍
Thanks! Modularity is good, there is no "why am I wasting 10 hours to craft this thing that will be used a total of 0.5 times" thoughts
Right now I'm doing a dwarven stronghold. Parts of the keep will be the modular castle keep. Fits right in, I'll just make some suitable dwarven battlements to slap on top instead of the normal roof.
Love it, thanks for sharing. I love making models for zombie apocalypse and 40K, but between your videos and my friends playing D&D I'm getting right into making fantasy bases scenery and minis. Keep the videos coming 👍🏻
Mix fantasy+apocalypse. You'll have undead unicorns of war while listening to Gloryhammer 😂
Oregano as fallen leaves. You are a genius man!
I literally asked on reddit a few days ago for recommendations of products that work well as leaves and everyone suggested specialty hole punches and a specialty product from greenstuffworld.
Oregano. You used oregano. And it looks great. You make me wonder why I spend so much money on supplies.
This is amazing and inspirational. Thank you.
That's some spicey terrain. I love it ^^
This is the video that made me subscribe. I've watched your videos a lot and enjoy the fact that it's Not americanised. There's nothing more boring than watching a video of someone who has buckets of money to toss at a build. ..there's no creativity in it. Your scratch build videos are awesome and what you create with easily found and or cheap materials is damned inspiring. Keep it up and thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
Really appreciate the measurements!
Welcome :)
When hot glueing two pieces that move a lot, you can use a tiny strip of tape to hold them together. You can also spin the tip of the glue gun around the final point of contact a couple of times to ensure the strands of thin glue don't pull.
Such a nice inspired craft! So much good ideas and tips concerning both materials to use and the way to handle them differently! Your Autumnal temple turned out great!
It really feels good to craft something that is fitting to the season. Can't wait to make creepy snow monsters ;)
YES!!!! ROCKIN
Hey thanks for sharing my stuff! And also for the patronage. It means a lot to me
That looks great.
This is excellent work, great job! 👍
With love from Wyloch!!!
Welcome!
How to make good smelling dioramas! Big up!
Looks great. You out did yourself again. Awesome idea with the roofs.
Brilliant work as always...you savage 👍🏻👍🏻
This is friggin' awesome dude! - I'll use your cheap techniques for an D&D / Pathfinder encounter with flying rocks. Thank you for putting up this vid! Keep up the REAL GOOD work!
Feels good to inspire :)
I just started watching your videos and I cant get enough you are so great thank you
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!! SUCH A TALENT!! WELL DONE
Really beautiful, I’d game on it
Cool build. I think the wash was a bit heavy. General usage is to not let it pool so much. Also, i think you'd do yourself a favor by investing in a Proxxon.
One could say it wash a bit messy. Proxon? Never!! I'll keep upsetting everyone with the kitchen knife 🙂
Fantastic man fantastic
Great video loved the finale look
GREAT IDEAS down to the basement to try them out
Good luck!
Bro it looks great
This stuff is fantastic
Lovely piece and a great vid tutorial. Came because of Wyloch's shout-out. Stayed because of the great content. Thnx for sharing.
Wyloch is a good man :)
very nice work!
This is dauntingly good, as always. Have you done anything on verdigris for copper roofs and copper building decoration? Dirty verdigris might look great on a statue.
Very nice!
Superb bro ..very nice
I love your ideas
this is awesome.
I thought you had way more subscribers because of your production value is way better then way larger channels
The subs are coming!
in stead of origano and other herbes iva strated using egshells waw stunning effect
Love it!
I love your work! I love watching your videos and listening to your awesome accent!
Your tealights, on/off switch must be accessible on the bottom? I have a great deal of problem placing tealights so that I can turn them on easily. If you have other suggestions besides the obvious, please share. Thanks. Keep up your unbelievable work.
Have you seen the video on how to make pine trees with rope and wire?
ingeniuos.. as all your work!
Awesome vid! I think I'll make a temple next. There I will use my fancy shingle technique
What is your technique, I might steal it
You are a genius! Love this project 👍
Thanks :)
Really wish I could get that kind of foam here... is kinda the only material I have no idea how to get for a reasonable price XD
4:10 looks like Ireland
Complete with Lough Neagh!
Wyloch's Armory sent me here! :)
Send him a d6 Bardic Inspiration dice in return :)
great video as always, hope the channe grows quickly cause you deserve it!
Amazing work
I just found your channel today, and subbed already. Great stuff!
amazing!
You are soo talented!!!
I actually do not feel comfortable with measures, I know I will mess it up but just eye balling it gives it a special charm and look
Eyeballs are there for a reason!
Just a thought: Instead of a needle you can use old think screwdriver, the handle is already there so you won't burn urself (also do not breath in the smoke of XPS)
That might work, although wouldn't that be a bit more risky safety wise seeing as you are heating up a much thicker piece of metal? It would take much longer to cool down to safe level? I'd favour using a long piece of straight wire, same as the needle but the length removes the need to use a tissue to hold it. Just a thought 👍🏻
@@margaretgordon7481 good idea with wire, you can poke the wine crock to make a handle. As for cooling down, you can always use a glass of water.
Yeah a really thin screwdriver should work
Great job!!
Awesome
I love your channel!
I'm sure I am not the first but...cut *away* from your hands for love love of all that is holy!
Don't give your viewers bad habits!
You are really talented :) I don't like the black wash. I don't think everything should be dark always.
I like this a lot
PVA GLUE ... in Poland we have WIKOL ! :)
Hi Lukas. I liked your idea of foam bushes and oregano leaves but i think it's a bit odd that the rocks are red. Whats the effect of mixing yellow with black AND white? (gras drybrush)
Sanding the plastic a bit before cutting wuld prob dirperse the light more evenly & make it possible to give it a tint?
You are better than most of the crafters:
1. You use scrap matterials, that is what craft is about, it is OK to combine knowledge and modelism stuff but you need to adress it focused on your public target, things that most of youtubers dont do.
2. Reinforcemnt: you have some tricks like hotglue small cardboard areas, very important.
3. You actually how to dry brush and other paint basic stuff, with no: lets just pass the brush and see how it turns out all naste of several others, or they are like: lets make the was fix all my mistakes.
4. You use a variety of matterials to make the same piece (a rock or tree for example) depending on the build, that is nice optimization.
5. You are a potato, we all are potatoes.
Epic! 😸
10:22 - "Safety first" and all that
Falling on the knife would be a sad way to go :)
Awesome!
Maybe next you Craft something for 40k?
I think I need to start eating more oats.
Acquire the oats!
@@BardsCraft You really should contact them about getting a sponsorship lol
instead of cutting textures to the foam I use nails, it looks less vectorish
"I like to get messy" ..... *looks at my own hands which are currently (despite vigorous scrubbing) stained with various shades of blue, cranberry, purple, copper and black * - yup that's half the fun ☺
nice
bravissimo !
Super sharp AND magical? Where do I get one of these fabled blades?!
Supermarket for 10 $ 😂
Seriously it's a poor man's blade, re-edged and sharpened as shown in my cutting tutorial video
Where are you getting your foam at? Having a hard time finding stuff thanks to Covid...
Im also wondering where you find the foam.
Please the form you are using to build what's called please and thankyou