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Thank you for this! My 1st attempt at a resin pour resulted in bubbles 🫧

I think using a pipette to get the resin into those little corners is a great idea, this turned out really well

28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, Zombieland, Shaun of the Dead, Train to Busan are all worth a watch if you like zombies.

This is cool. Definitely some place dementors would breed.

Not about zombies - more about fungi creating a disfunctional ecosystem via controlling the cordyceps growing on the brain - but my favourite Apocalypse franchise would be The Last of Us. The show is great and the game is better!

You don't seem like a gamer, but tell tales the walking dead series is worth learning your way around a controller to experience the story

The paint job comes out so well. Def looking forward to following you and seeing more art videos.

I love this collab!!

Fuck yeah

You can get sheets of foam underlay from screwfix etc, if you stack em and glue them it’s a good alternative to buying those xps boards - you can also get a LOT for £15/20 and it’s almost exactly the thickness of those bricks. Source: myself trying to find xps in the uk.

Fantastic! Laying down individual bricks is such a nightmare to me, but it does make such a difference!

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Would work great with dungeon tiles for D&D

If you keep it shallow, you can definitely get started with UV resin for less than $30 as an alternative :)

Epic! Would love to see more HP scene diorama's :)

Nice! Great work.

Great job. Try painting the "net" in the window black. Let it dry, and then paint the front silver. It will make the windows look more realistic, I think. Because it blocks the light better.

I agree. You can do almost anything with oval and cardboard. Nice work. I love the toilet paper bark.

Just came across your channel and I absolutely love it, I love building dioramas ect and like yourself on a tight budget so it is so nice to see how you build different pieces on a budget , take care keep up the amazing work

Great excuse for me to eat lots of pringles 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hey, cool to see another crafting channel. Took some inspiration from techniques you use (smearing the clay on and adding texture for instance). One tip back: you seem to paint very dry. This is so much more effort compared to putting some more paint on your brush and also it makes your brush last longer in general :D

Nice ! Thanks for the video.

Nice ! As you are talking about "budget" maybe you could indicate the money you paid for the parts that you bought (of course not the toilet paper and future Pringles tube ;-) )

Very cool 😎

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For those wanting to search online to source the "granny grid" (which, since I started using as it was originally designed as a teenager always makes me roll my eyes), the "correct" description is "plastic canvas". It's used with yarn to take needlepoint into three dimensional projects. I've used it to make bags, boxes, creatures, furniture, even a castle or three. It also comes in different colors, so if you find some difficulties painting it, try one of the colored options.

It looks very good! Also the sheer amount of joy that exuded from checking the size with a mini.

Love it and in between the bricks.. use spackle before you paint

I agree with you on the tufts being boring by themselves. They go so much better alongside any other type of foliage :D Very synergistic bit.

Looks good! The blue wash on the roof completes the house 😊

Another dopé build. If you can't get a texture roller you can take a larger white eraser and carve a brick or cobblestone effect into it with like a pen or a pencil. Works great for softer materials like spackle or caulking.

Very nicely done

You should consider buying or making a texture roller for your spackle. Makes adding texture a breeze. Another option would be to take an old pencil and remove the eraser. Then crush it into a brick shape. Makes a quick easy stamp to add texture as well. You can also wait until the spackle is tacky and you can roll on a foil ball. Different texture options. Tbh last option is a little dodgy with spackle would not bother with that option myself, just throwing it out as a suggestion.

Love the unique design!

That's ace.better than expensive 3d prints for gaming with.nice work

Just came across your channel 😊 Nicely done made tower. Love the character of it 😊😊😊

Hahahaha! Year wizard tower is way better than mine! XD Love it.

See if you can find XPS foam. It's way easier to work with. That cosplay foam is a bear.

Great job smart to do the walls on the silicone mat so it drys straight and easy cleanup! you got a sub from Albuquerque NM in USA looking forward to more builds

Wicked build, good job! Looks great

I really love the roof! Well done

Ive been wanting to do this for ages so seeing this is really useful thank you!!

The range is also a good cheap source for supplies if you have one near you.

You could add spackle between the bricks to fill in some gaps and soften the transition between them before painting next time.

Fantastic! So many little choices you made that really pull it together: the Cross stitch screen, the creeping vines, the uneven roof shingles. Well done - Love it!

Love the idea of using cross stich material for the windows!!

I love the roof because it looks like a wizard’s hat! Your windows are amazing, as are your nails! I learned so much! Thanks from Chicago!

Nicely done! Do you play dnd or other rpg/wargame? I would like to see how you approach crafting medieval fantasy houses.

Suggestion for cutting foam: get a heavy duty locking snap off blade knife (Exacto, Olfa, any brand will do.) And cut foam using several passes lightly pressing the knife. It cuts smoother when you want to cut a straight line

I made a comment in the last video just now, but it's worth repeating. You have a real talent for this. I really like your builds.