@@theDMsCraft No problem at all, always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long-term.
holy crap dude! i am so happy i found you! my aunt told me about your page. this stuff is amazing. :) plus, its nice to see other weird ppl. i would rather be crafty weird than lonely weird. :) please keep sharing, and i'll keep watching! GO FORTH AND CRAFT!!
you all prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
@Leland Misael i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Leland Misael WTF IT REALLY WORKED! I just got access to my IG account details after ~ 30 minutes of using the site. Just had to pay 15$ but for sure worth the money =) Thank you so much, you really help me out!
One of the things that I like about your vids is how you show your completed product on the game table. Lots of lther channels don't do this but I really appreciate it!
Check clearance item after Xmas sometimes you can get lucky and find some cheap miniature log piles or similar things that would work great for a small fire scene. Not that yours don't look great! Awesome job.
If you want really looking nice flames. heres the trick that i got while doing my fire elementals. put a glob of hotglue let it sit fr a few seconds. not enoguh for it to cure but enough for it to start being solid. then poke it with tooth pick. it will pull the glue up and its gonna be really random while still having kinda of a way of choosing which direction the flames goes. i really should be showing up those elementals to give you an idea of what i mean. but seriously. try that its an awesome way of getting flames. and if the thing becomes too big you can just snip the hot glue. i think this would make the flame of your camp fire much better while maybe make some on the logs as well.
I bought the ones where the switch pops off but I managed to work around it by hotgluing some parts of icecream sticks as a box around it. The switch slides freely but the box pushes it down.
Hey Scotty, Thanks for your awesome tutorial. I have one burning (pun intended) question for you or anyone on this channel. Any tips on how can you paint/ make a desert dungeon or environment with broken buildings/arches and all. What colors would the ruin walls be? Whenever I use grey for ruins the yellow sand just makes it looks so fake and unnatural. Would love to hear or see some examples if anyone knows some!
I have searched everywhere for the tea lights that you can take the top off without it messing up the switch...but I cannot find one. Does anyone know anywhere you can buy online where you can take the top off without messing up the switch?
I know...I just wish I could find some now because I cannot wait for Halloween and I absolutely love your idea and I want to surprise my players with this. Lol if you find any online, would you be able to put it in a video or somewhere?
@@theDMsCraft thanks so much! I've never done a patreon thing, but you have been super friendly and replied to all of my comments on your videos...so I'm gonna definitely support you! Keep up the great work!! I love it all!
If you are having trouble finding suitable tea lights for the fire … you can make them using the most DM Scotty solution I think I've ever heard anywhere! Pick up some Amazon ASIN B0785DQ8FD (Scotty, please feel free to set these up with an affiliate link that helps your channel…), a couple of round 25mm bases, and some CR2032 lithium batteries. The LEDs come with resistors for use at 12v. You don't need them*. Trust me, giving an electronics nerd a baggie of 470 ohm resistors is like handing Scotty a couple of fresh hot glue sticks! Now look at the LED: It has two leads coming off it, and they're close together. You wanna bend them outward away from each other, then down, to basically make them wide enough you could fit the battery between them. Now take your mini base and a tiny drill bit and put holes in it for the LED's leads to fit through. Bend one down flat (the shorter one if you know which is which) and the other out just a little further. You're basically turning the base into a battery holder/tea light bottom with NO switch. You may need to snip the leads a little shorter at this point. You should be able to put the battery into the mini base so that one lead touches the button (-) side, and other touches the flat (+) side. If the LED doesn't light up, turn the battery around the other direction. LEDs only work one way. I don't know who first suggested putting a couple of holes in a 25mm base to hold the leads. That was clever thinking! Fat Dragon made a 3D print model with holes to run the leads, but probably a lot of us have bases and a tiny drill bit, if not a whole set of them and a pin vise to make turning them pretty easy. * Technically you ARE overdriving these LEDs at 3v, but that means they won't survive 30 years … Maybe only 15 before you have to replace them? *shrug*
superb upload TheDMsCraft. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the excellent work.
Thanks for the like, so glad you liked the tute.
@@theDMsCraft No problem at all, always happy to support my fellow content creators. I am looking forward to improving on my own current video format I have uploaded and, in the future, trying to create content as good as yours in the long-term.
Orange speedpaint works really well for flame textures!
Love your videos. So easy to follow. Am not a gamer but the fire and fountain ideas were awesome for my daughter's diorama for school!
So glad you found them useful.
But but why aren't you a gamer? :(
holy crap dude! i am so happy i found you! my aunt told me about your page. this stuff is amazing. :) plus, its nice to see other weird ppl. i would rather be crafty weird than lonely weird. :) please keep sharing, and i'll keep watching! GO FORTH AND CRAFT!!
Awesome, welcome to our crafting/gaming community.
you all prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
@Elisha Pablo instablaster =)
@Leland Misael i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Leland Misael WTF IT REALLY WORKED! I just got access to my IG account details after ~ 30 minutes of using the site.
Just had to pay 15$ but for sure worth the money =)
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
Probably should have ringed the fire with some aquarium pebble size stones to make a proper and safe campfire.
True....lol
Thanks for the great tutorial. I loved the banter at the end between the characters 😆😆😆
So glad you enjoyed it.
One of the things that I like about your vids is how you show your completed product on the game table. Lots of lther channels don't do this but I really appreciate it!
That's gorgeous! I am definitely going to make one or two of those! Great for wargaming terrain as well!
Glad you liked the craft...have fun...yep, these are good for any table top game.
I've made half a dozen of these fire camps they look really great.
Glad to hear it...go forth and craft
Check clearance item after Xmas sometimes you can get lucky and find some cheap miniature log piles or similar things that would work great for a small fire scene. Not that yours don't look great! Awesome job.
So true
Building dungeon terrain modules right now...going to use both of those pieces for sure! Thanks DM Scotty for your simple but amazing crafting ideas.
Very welome...Go forth and craft.
If you want really looking nice flames. heres the trick that i got while doing my fire elementals.
put a glob of hotglue let it sit fr a few seconds. not enoguh for it to cure but enough for it to start being solid. then poke it with tooth pick. it will pull the glue up and its gonna be really random while still having kinda of a way of choosing which direction the flames goes. i really should be showing up those elementals to give you an idea of what i mean. but seriously. try that its an awesome way of getting flames. and if the thing becomes too big you can just snip the hot glue.
i think this would make the flame of your camp fire much better while maybe make some on the logs as well.
Cool
If you hold the object upside down and use the glue gun it will make some beautiful wispy fire can use for spells smoke ect. Let gravity do the work.
Scotty you are a God among men!
I have a TH-cam playlist called "D&D Cool Builds". This video is at the top.
Awesome thanks =)
Great tutorial!!
Glad you found it helpful.
Your ideas are so awesome and creative. Looking good!
Glad you enjoy them.
So simple yet awesome!
Always my aim =)
The campfire's the most awesome thing i've seen
Why thank you.
Dm Scotty I love yer craft with the LED's Tea lights... now I gotta find a store that sells them near me lol...
Pretty easy to find these days.
I bought the ones where the switch pops off but I managed to work around it by hotgluing some parts of icecream sticks as a box around it. The switch slides freely but the box pushes it down.
perfect
I was wondering if I could do something like that! Thanks for your comment (yep, even 2 years later ahaha)
Haha ^^ I forgot I even did this, thanks for the reply :D
Wow this is great! Looks pretty cool
Thanks
Thanks for the great idea on camp sites.
More than welcome.
I really wanna go make a few now!
Good, then I did my job.
That's is sooo cute...
💫🏕🔥🏕💫
Thank you DM Scotty!
Nice work Scotty, that looks really great.
Thanks much
That sleeping roll is sooooo easy I think I'm gonna stock up on a ton of them
Very easy and look great on your table.
Awesome! I've got to buy some tea lights!
Yes sir.
Hey Scotty, Thanks for your awesome tutorial. I have one burning (pun intended) question for you or anyone on this channel. Any tips on how can you paint/ make a desert dungeon or environment with broken buildings/arches and all. What colors would the ruin walls be? Whenever I use grey for ruins the yellow sand just makes it looks so fake and unnatural. Would love to hear or see some examples if anyone knows some!
Check out my Sarlaac Pit vid.
wow, very useful vid.
So glad you liked it...I have tons of other crafting vids.
Fire paint that's some cool stuff where do you buy that?
I just used some watered down craft paints, red, yellow and orange.
Great stuff. You can barely tell it's a modified tea light.
=)
now you only need a tiny mp3-Player for the fire sound...
So true.
I made similar bedrolls using rags instead of toilet paper
cool
Awesome brotha
Thanx!
awsome
So glad you liked it =)
I must have missed a step 💩
Oh you said UNUSED toilet paper my bad
Awesome fire 🔥 pit!!!!!
Yes preferred unused...lol
How's the eyes Scottie?
Doing very well, thanks for asking.
Who's turn to stand watch?
Ugh fine... I'll take the first watch.
Walmart regular tea lights are the evil ones :( Anywhere else we could get the ones you use or similar?
Cool. the ones I used are specifically Halloween tealights so they must be different.
I have searched everywhere for the tea lights that you can take the top off without it messing up the switch...but I cannot find one. Does anyone know anywhere you can buy online where you can take the top off without messing up the switch?
I buy mine at Halloween time at Walmart
I know...I just wish I could find some now because I cannot wait for Halloween and I absolutely love your idea and I want to surprise my players with this. Lol if you find any online, would you be able to put it in a video or somewhere?
@@xDFinalLeoJx I will let you know if I find others somewhere
@@theDMsCraft thanks so much! I've never done a patreon thing, but you have been super friendly and replied to all of my comments on your videos...so I'm gonna definitely support you!
Keep up the great work!! I love it all!
@@xDFinalLeoJx Very kind, thanks Daniel!...I have extra content on my Patreon also.
Genial 😬😬😬
I am the great Craftholio! You have TP for my bedroll??
heh heh
"These are a problem because its not fixed" *Proceeds to drown the piece in glue.*
Watching this in 2020 during the TP crisis. That's a wasted use of that hard to find TP. Lol
LOL
Dollar Tree has 3 packs of the tea lights $1
If you are having trouble finding suitable tea lights for the fire … you can make them using the most DM Scotty solution I think I've ever heard anywhere! Pick up some Amazon ASIN B0785DQ8FD (Scotty, please feel free to set these up with an affiliate link that helps your channel…), a couple of round 25mm bases, and some CR2032 lithium batteries.
The LEDs come with resistors for use at 12v. You don't need them*. Trust me, giving an electronics nerd a baggie of 470 ohm resistors is like handing Scotty a couple of fresh hot glue sticks! Now look at the LED: It has two leads coming off it, and they're close together. You wanna bend them outward away from each other, then down, to basically make them wide enough you could fit the battery between them. Now take your mini base and a tiny drill bit and put holes in it for the LED's leads to fit through. Bend one down flat (the shorter one if you know which is which) and the other out just a little further. You're basically turning the base into a battery holder/tea light bottom with NO switch. You may need to snip the leads a little shorter at this point.
You should be able to put the battery into the mini base so that one lead touches the button (-) side, and other touches the flat (+) side. If the LED doesn't light up, turn the battery around the other direction. LEDs only work one way.
I don't know who first suggested putting a couple of holes in a 25mm base to hold the leads. That was clever thinking! Fat Dragon made a 3D print model with holes to run the leads, but probably a lot of us have bases and a tiny drill bit, if not a whole set of them and a pin vise to make turning them pretty easy.
* Technically you ARE overdriving these LEDs at 3v, but that means they won't survive 30 years … Maybe only 15 before you have to replace them? *shrug*
Better not waste a stitch of that TP!!! TP is now legal tender post COVID19 AGE!!!😡
heh heh, true
Shame on people who shop at Wal mart.