I built three of the Outlands Core sets, and once they were completed, I solidified them with hot glue. Now I can transport and store them without wasting time setting up or worrying that they'll fall apart.
I actually read the book years before the movie. Found the paperback lying around and had no clue it was post-apocalyptic. With augmented super soldiers! (Who don’t appear in the movie version.)
Well, if you know exactly what you want to build, it goes pretty fast. You’re just sticking cardstock walls together with plastic connectors. Presorting parts for each building into separate plastic bags would probably help the process.
@@theindyjt i store it in quite large plastic boxes in the shed. Takes up a lot of room but the alterative is to keep rebuilding it and i don't have the patience for that!
@@stephenmercerProductions Thanks for the quick response! I found that I can buy this on Amazon for cheaper, plus free shipping, so I'm definitely getting some of this. And apparently a large plastic tote!
Thumbs up for the Father Daughter teamwork,not so much for the product.As A father and son channel we love the channel,any advice for newbie youtubers of the same ilk?
@@oldhammered Oh my goodness,I am so sorry I thought you were,she sounds so young.Well you are still a very lucky guy to have someone to game and craft with who brings to the table a completely different but compatible love for this hobby. Again my apologies, I hope you get the chance to catch one of our shows to see why we admire and appreciate your wonderful channel.
@@oldhammered Cool,It might also be because I have never seen your faces in your videos. You guys do seem to have a blast and that is what is important.
I find this type of release a little too late for me now that cheap 3d printing is available.. which is much stronger, lasts way longer and is more dimensional and convincing even if you do have to paint it yourself. I feel like 5nis would have been great 3 or 4 years ago but these days? It becomes a pass
I’ve got this myself and must admit this is a excellent kit. I use it in core space, 5 parsecs from home, and cyberpunk games
I'm going to build shanties on top of my BS Sci fi buildings
I built three of the Outlands Core sets, and once they were completed, I solidified them with hot glue.
Now I can transport and store them without wasting time setting up or worrying that they'll fall apart.
The 8th! The Postman is a very cool Movie. Maybe in this era it would be better as a Streaming service series!
Love your videos, keep em coming!
Looks cool, but like most cardstock models it would benefit from hiding the bright white edges, even just a quick pass with a black Sharpie
Agreed.
The Postman is an underrated gem imo. Just like this kit, heyo.
I actually read the book years before the movie. Found the paperback lying around and had no clue it was post-apocalyptic. With augmented super soldiers! (Who don’t appear in the movie version.)
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Lovely shanty town. Good stuff thanks
yuo shared well . see ya!! =)
So about how long did this take to build? I'm just wondering how fast you could possibly set this up
Well, if you know exactly what you want to build, it goes pretty fast. You’re just sticking cardstock walls together with plastic connectors. Presorting parts for each building into separate plastic bags would probably help the process.
Really nice!
I have thier fantasy terrain which looks great. I find it a bit tricky to store though. Maybe because i bought quite a lot of it...
This is the only thing keeping me from diving in. Did you find a good way to store everything?
@@theindyjt i store it in quite large plastic boxes in the shed. Takes up a lot of room but the alterative is to keep rebuilding it and i don't have the patience for that!
@@stephenmercerProductions Thanks for the quick response! I found that I can buy this on Amazon for cheaper, plus free shipping, so I'm definitely getting some of this. And apparently a large plastic tote!
Looks like it'll fill more than a 2x2 area.
Thumbs up for the Father Daughter teamwork,not so much for the product.As A father and son channel we love the channel,any advice for newbie youtubers of the same ilk?
Umm... We are not father and daughter, good sir.
@@oldhammered Oh my goodness,I am so sorry I thought you were,she sounds so young.Well you are still a very lucky guy to have someone to game and craft with who brings to the table a completely different but compatible love for this hobby.
Again my apologies, I hope you get the chance to catch one of our shows to see why we admire and appreciate your wonderful channel.
No worries my friend. Lynn thought it was hysterical. She is young at heart.
@@oldhammered Cool,It might also be because I have never seen your faces in your videos.
You guys do seem to have a blast and that is what is important.
Yeah, we really don't aspire to be talking heads, but I show up in the livestreams from time to time. Glad you're enjoying the content. All the best.
Was that a Young Riders reference?
The Postman, a mid-90s post-apocalyptic Kevin Costner flick. Sometimes referred to as "Dirt World."
@@oldhammered Makes more sense. I never saw the Postman though I've heard about it.
It's more than a bit melodramatic, but worth a look if you like the genre. As I recall, Tom Petty has a cameo, so that's kind of fun.
They're going to run out of clips. Only need one per edge.
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war lol
I find this type of release a little too late for me now that cheap 3d printing is available.. which is much stronger, lasts way longer and is more dimensional and convincing even if you do have to paint it yourself. I feel like 5nis would have been great 3 or 4 years ago but these days? It becomes a pass