awesome to see you hear, your channel is great too! Seeing ur paintjob of vampire zombie dragon got me hyped to get one for soulblight gravelords, it looked fantastic!
I've played WoW from launch up until just a month ago and am just now really realizing how deliberately designed the roofs are. Amazing analysis and paint schemes.
@@GoobertownHobbies From now on, when I'm circling SW for hours on end, I'll be thinking about Gobbertown and decide instead of flapping around in the sky to paint some minis. WoW Model Viewer was a really amazing tool for printing WoW models (although I only had a pretty cheap 3D printer so it'd be awesome to see the results with some supports and a better printer.)
I've never heard of or seen this channel before, and painting stuff isn't usually something I even care for. But seeing that smiling happy dude in the start of this just really warmed my heart. There's nothing quite like seeing someone happy as a clam with their work or hobby
Well Brent, I was a little dubious about the teal color on every building! You are truly inspirational and undeniably an artist! I think they look fantastic! I am just as glad the other buildings are maintaining their own colors and believe it to be a real world solution too! Nowhere is the roof color the same on every roof! Even in a made up urban-scape there is variety in each and every point of view. Thank you for sharing your esoteric schemes with us! I am looking forward to watching your next video! You are truly a master creator! Please take care and be safe no matter where you may journey.
"I played World of Warcraft... a LOT" a man after my own heart! These houses turned out awesome. You both captured the WoW aesthetic AND made it your own. Amazing and inspiring work good sir.
Great video. As a D&D DM, I have about 20 buildings like these and I really enjoy painting them. I only have 6 done so far. I too was a WoW player years ago and I painted the roofs of my buildings dark blue, dark green, red etc. …now I know where that inspiration came from!
Thanks for everything Brent. Because of your tutorial videos, I was able to paint an Owlbear mini and it came out great! I just got a bunch of unpainted mini's and can't wait to paint them all!
Tabletop world buildings are so gorgeous. Your paint jobs are stunning. As having spent a disproportionate amount of my childhood in Stormwind and Goldshire, seeing you paint them up like this brought an absolutely joyful feel of nostalgia. Goobertown feels like home. Well done.
Hehehe, those places really do feel like home don't they. That's the biggest reason for me to log in to WoW now, just to run around Elwyn forest a bit. :-)
I have never played d&d, ive never painted or played a table top game. Now, for some reason, I am SUPER excited to get the gang together and play some D&D.
Excellent job! The results are fantastic, i love the colourful shingles, but dude, the grout trick is a game changer for this kind stuff, the stonework turned out spectacular!
Oh my dear Goobertown, you always fill me with joy. I share your love of World of Warcraft and it would be amazing to see more from the franchise! Been pondering how to Craft some of my own War gaming terrain and armies, lots of potential conversions and fun, but oh, so much work! Keep it up, friend, you are doing awesome!
I really like each house having it's own colour, it gives them more character. It reminds me of photos I've seen of Reykjavik in Iceland. There are also a couple of small towns/villages (Tobermory and Portree) on some Scottish islands where some of the cottages have their outside walls painted in different colours rather than the roofs but has a similar feel.
Oh yeah, that's a beautiful city! Someday I will own a house, get worm my way into the homeowners association, and we will have some truly glorious rooves!! :-)
Oh man Brent. Such an awesome take on your own personal Stormwind village. Love the experiments on the different colours roofs. Red brown and ocean blue where my fav ones. Those wc2 shots really brought me back. Thanks for this vid. Loved the grout technique. The blue townhouse was my all time favourite. Great job as always #GooberDoc #Goobertownmayor #Goobertown4life!!!
The colour really makes these models pop! Now 3D resin printing is such a big thing, someone surely has to make some WoW buildings and scenery. Even if they don't actually call them that. You can tell the model sculptor lives in a part of the world that really has old buildings like these to use as inspiration - the stone and wood look really authentic. As a side note: the iron bars in the windows aren't iron bars but lead. In old times, windows were made from lots of individual small panes of glass that were made by hand. These were slotted together with strips of lead which has a sort of 'H' cross section. These are then soldered together to make a larger window. Very common in many parts of Europe, both in old houses and stained glass church windows etc.
Loved the vid, as usual. I really enjoy the little shout outs and other nods you give your TH-cam hobby buddies. Luke getting some love as well as your wearing the Miniac snow hat. Great stuff.
Hey King Goober! i would love more chemistry related videos. That stuff is my life's passion and mixing it with my favorite hobby? thats beyond amazing
It was pointed out to be recently that watching, or mainly listening to Brent has a lot of the feel of watching Bob Ross. I’m starting to agree. Love it. 💕
If the roofs are tiled with ceramic, the color may be dictated by the color of available clay deposits nearby. For example, a town may be nearby to large deposits of red clay, and thus have red tiled roofs. It's possible to change the color of ceramic tiles by either mixing pigments into the clay or glazing it, prior to firing. So it might be that the leaders of a particular town (mayor, sheriff/shire reeve, local lord) might mandate a particular color for the tiles. Or it may be a product of local materials.
Beautiful. Fantastic sculpts and a fantastic paint job. I am slowly leaning the language of the artist. Overspray with a dark colour is weathering. Overspray with a light colour is OSL. LOL.
Everytime I see a video like this I just get 3D printing FOMO. I just don't have the money or space, but that doesn't stop me from wanting an FDM and a resin printer! These look so great!
As a big of of the Warcraft universe since WC1, I absolutely love this. Also, you have 110% permission to 3d print any of my WoW characters that you want!
Man, the first time I saw those Tabletop Worlds-buildings was on the video collab you did with Real Terrain Hobbies and I was completely blown away by the sheer quality of the models they produce. I'm more of a 3D-printing guy myself, but I can REALLY see the appeal these models have. Love the color schemes as well!
@@GoobertownHobbies a day of enormous magnitude. Perhaps the Green Knight of ole has a change of heart and comes to aid the neighboring village?? Perhaps he is in for personal gain? Who knows, Goobertown is always a mystery!
Somehow, we all seem to skim past the glorious treasure that was the 12 disc adventures of Willy Beamish on the Amiga! Good one, though! Keep on keepin' on, Brent!
Oh my good this is so beautiful it hits my wow heart. This high blue shingle house looks like it is a house in „westguard keep“ in the howling Fjord of wrath of the lich king. Please share if you extend your goobertown this is so beautiful.
Stormwind always kicked every other city's ass. Really feels like a city. Every other city by comparison just feels like a place w/ a flight path, auction house, and trainers.
Great work Brent! I am loving these buildings. Goobertown is coming together! I really like that you’re doing more than typical miniatures, really helps me learn more about painting.
I remember that back when they had their minis game, a lot of people had taken the in game models from WoW and reworked them into papercraft models as well as plans for each of them that were relatively easy to follow. I think those all disappeared when the game died. Unfortunately, my copy of the files disappeared when the computer I was using at the time completely died on me...I'd used them with my Scourge themed vampire counts army.
Most impressive video, I must say! I have two unpainted tabletop world buildings lying around. And I now know exactly what colours are they going to be painted in. Being a huge Warcraft 2 fan, I guess it's Alterac time! :)
WarCraft 2 on PS1 was my JAM dude! Whenever I hear the PS1 intro I still think back to all my memories with that game. Oh, and your stonework is looking superb too! :D
That looks so beautiful; I can just imagine the little minis wandering the streets admiring the vibrant roofs of Goobertown! One piece of advice, take or leave it, but Oregon is pronounced the same way that organ is (two syllables and the "gon" rhymes with the one in wagon, I guess because that's what you drive on the Oregon Trail). By the end of the video I'd completely forgotten why you said Oregon, but not the way you'd said it.
Thanks to discovering your channel i managed to quit my valium habbit. All i need now is your soothing voice! One of your videos is equal to 10mg of Valium, so if you new to this better start slow and watch maybe half a video;)
Love the video, love your videos and love the choice of leaving every colour you painted! Thanks for your contents. As I said in a previous comment: they are a balm in these hard times. Keep up the good work! :) P.s.: can't wait to see the fisherman's house finished :)
Personally I was a fan of the green. It didn't contrast very strongly with the darker shades of wood, but I think that made it kinda nice in between of WoW and generic fantasy styles to be used abd have someone says "this kinda reminds me of WoW" vs the Stormwind blue of "This is from WoW". But seeing all the colored houses together makes me feel like this a complete town, ready for adventurers. I'd like to see that fishing house on some resin water, maybe just a pond that could be where are the Goobertown residents come to dip their feet. Either way, a comfy town.
Thanks! Yeah green definitely could have been a thing, It would've been one of the more natural and thematic colors to go with. I'm glad the rainbow town kinda works tho! :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies All my dinos are very polite and hardly ever destroys a building or stampede through a crowd (unless there are chaos deamons nearby but I don't think that really counts) :-D
I like how you are continues about still finding a use for products you don't like; like you did with the Vallejo wash for example. I like it because I would do the same ;)
Fantastic job Brent! We need more colour on tabletops! Love it 😀
Thanks Duncan! Love me some color :-)
awesome to see you hear, your channel is great too! Seeing ur paintjob of vampire zombie dragon got me hyped to get one for soulblight gravelords, it looked fantastic!
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Petition for Brent to dance like those Warcraft characters.
one signature, confirmed ;-)
I'll second that!!!
I'll third it
Make that four
God, I’d be willing to put money on the table.
I've played WoW from launch up until just a month ago and am just now really realizing how deliberately designed the roofs are. Amazing analysis and paint schemes.
Hehehe, oh the roofs are glorious! Keep on playin and havin fun :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies From now on, when I'm circling SW for hours on end, I'll be thinking about Gobbertown and decide instead of flapping around in the sky to paint some minis.
WoW Model Viewer was a really amazing tool for printing WoW models (although I only had a pretty cheap 3D printer so it'd be awesome to see the results with some supports and a better printer.)
I've never heard of or seen this channel before, and painting stuff isn't usually something I even care for. But seeing that smiling happy dude in the start of this just really warmed my heart. There's nothing quite like seeing someone happy as a clam with their work or hobby
Your sensibilities are therapeutic to my anxious mind. Thank you many times over for sharing this with all of us in the world.
Awe yeah. Brent, you've finally got to have your way with these buildings hehe. They're beautiful!
Awww yeah, none of this "realistic terrain" business. It's goober time! ;-) Thanks for teaching me some sweet tricks for painting these though buddy
6th??
The best way to start a rainy day in Germany. A colorful little town 😊
Hope your day turns out great! :-)
With a start like this? I think so!
Well Brent, I was a little dubious about the teal color on every building! You are truly inspirational and undeniably an artist! I think they look fantastic! I am just as glad the other buildings are maintaining their own colors and believe it to be a real world solution too! Nowhere is the roof color the same on every roof! Even in a made up urban-scape there is variety in each and every point of view. Thank you for sharing your esoteric schemes with us! I am looking forward to watching your next video! You are truly a master creator! Please take care and be safe no matter where you may journey.
Hehehe, so glad you liked it! Yeah I think we've got a fun color balance here. I might tweak them a bit, but they're lookin nice :-)
"The Off-Brand Citizens" sounds like a good band name for the local group of Bards in Goobertowns' tavern.
Hehehe, yeah that's a great bardband name!
Oh man I forgot about MYST. That game was so creepy. Warcraft II was my favourite though
good man. impeccable taste.
I like all the different colors for the houses. Could really give each one a little bit of their own character feel.
Yeah the rainbow is fun, I don't have the willpower to make them all teal :-)
"I played World of Warcraft... a LOT" a man after my own heart! These houses turned out awesome. You both captured the WoW aesthetic AND made it your own. Amazing and inspiring work good sir.
Hehehe, thanks so much!!! :-)
Great video. As a D&D DM, I have about 20 buildings like these and I really enjoy painting them. I only have 6 done so far. I too was a WoW player years ago and I painted the roofs of my buildings dark blue, dark green, red etc. …now I know where that inspiration came from!
Thanks for everything Brent. Because of your tutorial videos, I was able to paint an Owlbear mini and it came out great! I just got a bunch of unpainted mini's and can't wait to paint them all!
Tabletop world buildings are so gorgeous. Your paint jobs are stunning. As having spent a disproportionate amount of my childhood in Stormwind and Goldshire, seeing you paint them up like this brought an absolutely joyful feel of nostalgia. Goobertown feels like home. Well done.
Hehehe, those places really do feel like home don't they. That's the biggest reason for me to log in to WoW now, just to run around Elwyn forest a bit. :-)
These buildings are beautiful, I played WOW on and off for about 16 years and these buildings remind me of a great time with the guild =)
Of course! Now... Have you considered casting the Bank of Stormwind from sprues??? ;-)
@@GoobertownHobbies Haha, Im not sure I could do it justice but that being said I do like a challenge. How about I make it and you paint it =)
Thank you, Goober! Goober town is coming along nicely! Add a temple so can call it "San Goobertown" or Saint etc!
Good thinkin! :-)
This only makes me want to see a Warcraft themed fantasy on the tabletop even more!!
Warcraft has such nice design and character, I would love a warcraft miniatures game or something like that
I gotta imagine a good warcraft miniatures game will show up one of these days.
This video is one of a kind. Wow had a special place in my heart. Please continue this series!!
22.02 minutes of WoW nostalgia mixed with painting envy. The world needs more happy colors! Really great work.
Awww, ty!! :-) The colors make us happy!
I have never played d&d, ive never painted or played a table top game. Now, for some reason, I am SUPER excited to get the gang together and play some D&D.
Excellent job! The results are fantastic, i love the colourful shingles, but dude, the grout trick is a game changer for this kind stuff, the stonework turned out spectacular!
Thanks! And yeah, that grout is great :-)
Thanks for taking us through your journey, thoughts and imagination for Goobertown.
Oh my dear Goobertown, you always fill me with joy. I share your love of World of Warcraft and it would be amazing to see more from the franchise! Been pondering how to Craft some of my own War gaming terrain and armies, lots of potential conversions and fun, but oh, so much work! Keep it up, friend, you are doing awesome!
Aww, glad to hear it Daniel! I'm excited to see what you come up with :-)
I really like each house having it's own colour, it gives them more character. It reminds me of photos I've seen of Reykjavik in Iceland. There are also a couple of small towns/villages (Tobermory and Portree) on some Scottish islands where some of the cottages have their outside walls painted in different colours rather than the roofs but has a similar feel.
Oh yeah, that's a beautiful city! Someday I will own a house, get worm my way into the homeowners association, and we will have some truly glorious rooves!! :-)
Your cat completely dominates that Indomitus box like an epic Titan Cat.
sure does! :-)
Such cozy commentary. I liked the Classic and Vanilla pun.
Oh man Brent. Such an awesome take on your own personal Stormwind village. Love the experiments on the different colours roofs. Red brown and ocean blue where my fav ones. Those wc2 shots really brought me back. Thanks for this vid. Loved the grout technique. The blue townhouse was my all time favourite. Great job as always #GooberDoc #Goobertownmayor #Goobertown4life!!!
WC2 is a dang masterpiece!
The colour really makes these models pop! Now 3D resin printing is such a big thing, someone surely has to make some WoW buildings and scenery. Even if they don't actually call them that. You can tell the model sculptor lives in a part of the world that really has old buildings like these to use as inspiration - the stone and wood look really authentic. As a side note: the iron bars in the windows aren't iron bars but lead. In old times, windows were made from lots of individual small panes of glass that were made by hand. These were slotted together with strips of lead which has a sort of 'H' cross section. These are then soldered together to make a larger window. Very common in many parts of Europe, both in old houses and stained glass church windows etc.
Thanks for making painting such a joy to get into.
Wooo!!!! Hope you're having fun :-)
Unstanded grout is wonderful stuff. Makes for great basing material as well. And if one has the molds, even can make pretty good bases too. :)
Hell's teeth, that's a massive pile of wonderful minis. The colourful roofs are a neat addition. What a happy little town.
so happy!! :-)
its so great that you put that artisan guild brent in there! their sculpts remind me of the really stylized warcraft designs!
He's a lovely model ;-) And yeah they have a great WoW-adjacent style
Loved the vid, as usual. I really enjoy the little shout outs and other nods you give your TH-cam hobby buddies. Luke getting some love as well as your wearing the Miniac snow hat. Great stuff.
I'm impressed that you recognized the miniac hat! It's handy when it's cold down in the basement :-)
Normally not a friend of such colourful paint jobs bug here it works. I feel you judged the colours just right. Great job
Hey thanks! :-)
Hey King Goober! i would love more chemistry related videos. That stuff is my life's passion and mixing
it with my favorite hobby? thats beyond amazing
Thanks Brent! I put my brushes aside for some month. But this video motivated me to dip some paint again!
welcome back, my friend :-)
It was pointed out to be recently that watching, or mainly listening to Brent has a lot of the feel of watching Bob Ross. I’m starting to agree. Love it. 💕
That blue townhouse is by far my favorite. It looks so good!
Thanks! Yeah that turned into something special, glad you like it too :-)
wow these miniatures of stormwind buildings are so adorable and beautiful!
If the roofs are tiled with ceramic, the color may be dictated by the color of available clay deposits nearby. For example, a town may be nearby to large deposits of red clay, and thus have red tiled roofs. It's possible to change the color of ceramic tiles by either mixing pigments into the clay or glazing it, prior to firing.
So it might be that the leaders of a particular town (mayor, sheriff/shire reeve, local lord) might mandate a particular color for the tiles. Or it may be a product of local materials.
Backstory is important for immersion! :-)
I love the different coloured roofs! Awesome.
Hey thanks! I quite enjoy them :-)
Really glad you kept the other colors, I think they make a much better village, with the variation.
No regrets! I think we've got a good color mix goin, I appreciate the vote of confidence :-)
Beautiful. Fantastic sculpts and a fantastic paint job. I am slowly leaning the language of the artist. Overspray with a dark colour is weathering. Overspray with a light colour is OSL. LOL.
Hahaha, exactly!! :-)
Awesome!!! Just what I needed! A new Goobertown video! Was watching this after work and it was a great way to cap off my day.
Have a great weekend :-)
These turned out really nicely! Very envious of such a characterful town!
Hey thanks! I'm quite enjoying Goobertown so far :-)
I can only say WOW.
ugghhh... have a upvote 🙄
get my upvote too!
GGGGET IT?!?!
To be fair, WoW colorfull style looks really good on miniatures!
Indeed! I wish there were more official WoW models on the market- plenty of fun off-brand stuff though. :-)
I love how wholesome and cosy your videos feel to watch! Even if the topic isn't up my alley I always tune in to listen and enjoy the creativity :)
Everytime I see a video like this I just get 3D printing FOMO. I just don't have the money or space, but that doesn't stop me from wanting an FDM and a resin printer! These look so great!
These are actually cast resin buildings! I haven't tried printing buildings yet. :-)
As a big of of the Warcraft universe since WC1, I absolutely love this. Also, you have 110% permission to 3d print any of my WoW characters that you want!
Oooh? where do I find these???
@@GoobertownHobbies no idea. I know you can see my characters in the WoW armory, but no clue on how to get actual 3d images of front and back.
Goobertown Rocks. Awesome Job Brent. The world needs Goobertown!
wooo!! Thanks Andrew :-)
I'd love to move to Goobertown. The giant roaming kitty really seals the deal.
hehehehe
Your pure delight makes me happy. Amazing job as always!
Hehe, Glad to hear it!! :-)
I love how enthusiastically monotone you are, it gives a passionate calmness to your videos.
They are beautiful houses and I am a very big fan of the different coloured shingles. Great job!
Man, the first time I saw those Tabletop Worlds-buildings was on the video collab you did with Real Terrain Hobbies and I was completely blown away by the sheer quality of the models they produce. I'm more of a 3D-printing guy myself, but I can REALLY see the appeal these models have. Love the color schemes as well!
Thanks! Yeah this was a treat of a project for me :-)
Hot diggity dog. That’s some fancy looking terrain. Can’t wait to see the yellow knights of the north invade it sometime in the near future!
hehehe, that'll be glorious! :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies a day of enormous magnitude. Perhaps the Green Knight of ole has a change of heart and comes to aid the neighboring village?? Perhaps he is in for personal gain? Who knows, Goobertown is always a mystery!
This makes me happy too :)
wooo!! :-)
It looks so good seeing these houses come to life!
Thanks!! yeah this was a fun one :-)
Such iconic colors! Love the game! (Both miniature gaming and Warcraft!)
hey thanks! :-)
Somehow, we all seem to skim past the glorious treasure that was the 12 disc adventures of Willy Beamish on the Amiga! Good one, though! Keep on keepin' on, Brent!
Hahaha, never played that one. I think my highest disk game might have been a star trek game with 5 or 6 3.5" floppies
Thank you Brent for all the good content you do! You sure are the Bob Ross of miniature painting
A full table of tabletop scenery is definitely on the dream project list for someday. Sadly their stuff is waaay out of my price range though haha
It's good to have dreams :-)
Oh my good this is so beautiful it hits my wow heart. This high blue shingle house looks like it is a house in „westguard keep“ in the howling Fjord of wrath of the lich king. Please share if you extend your goobertown this is so beautiful.
Oh yes, I must return to howling fjord one day! :-)
We need a giant goobertown diorama. Yes we do. Fantastic.
wooo!!!! :-)
omg I got such a rush of nostalgia from the warcraft 2 bit. sunk so many childhood hours into that game.
Right? I might have to play a bit more of that.... :-)
I might not always agree with you on certain hobby points, however your Goobertown is amazing, you are a truly good and relaxing painter to watch.
Great video, Brent! I'm glad you went with teal, it's very cheerful. Though I was honestly expecting purple for some reason!
Hey thanks! I agonized over that color choice hahaha, there was a moment where it coulda been purple for sure :-)
Ah, Brent. Everytime you upload a video I spark with joy! They are so calm and positive they make me feel great! What a lovely Goobertown city :)
So glad to hear that! Goobertown IS a lovely city. TY :-)
Now I feel inspired to do a warcraft inspired army and terrain..
ooh, enjoy! :-)
Simple techniques Awesome results LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT
Seeing a physical Goobertown developing makes me happy!
Me too! :-)
Warcraft 2 was the first game I ever sank hours into. Playing lan games vs my dad and brother was amazing
ahhh, memories :-)
Looks really great. Never thought that high fantasy could catch me like that.
Stormwind always kicked every other city's ass. Really feels like a city. Every other city by comparison just feels like a place w/ a flight path, auction house, and trainers.
Ah, but back when ironforge had the only auction house... :-)
Your videos make me so happy - Please stay the way you are!
Right on! :-)
watchign this guys happy face when he picks up all the houses and looks at them, almost makes my day. hahah
I love it, man. I think I'll have to buy a couple of these Tabletop World houses now.....
heheheehe!
Great work Brent! I am loving these buildings. Goobertown is coming together! I really like that you’re doing more than typical miniatures, really helps me learn more about painting.
Thanks!! And I agree, always good to switch things up now and then :-)
Man, I wish I had the funds to get a good selection from Tabletop World. They’ve got some really good buildings. Fun to see them painted!
It's definitely a luxury, but they're really fun! :-)
Goobertown is shaping up very nicely there Mr. Mayor. Great job!
woo!!! :-)
Warcraft 2 and 3 is amazing games, few games today can match them. I played them mostly single-player, because the story is so interesting.
Those are some awesome houses and your paint skills do them justice.
Hey thanks! Yeah this one was fun :-)
I remember that back when they had their minis game, a lot of people had taken the in game models from WoW and reworked them into papercraft models as well as plans for each of them that were relatively easy to follow. I think those all disappeared when the game died.
Unfortunately, my copy of the files disappeared when the computer I was using at the time completely died on me...I'd used them with my Scourge themed vampire counts army.
We'll get more wow minis someday, someday... :-)
Most impressive video, I must say! I have two unpainted tabletop world buildings lying around. And I now know exactly what colours are they going to be painted in. Being a huge Warcraft 2 fan, I guess it's Alterac time! :)
WarCraft 2 on PS1 was my JAM dude! Whenever I hear the PS1 intro I still think back to all my memories with that game.
Oh, and your stonework is looking superb too! :D
Yeah!!! Many good memories :-)
That looks so beautiful; I can just imagine the little minis wandering the streets admiring the vibrant roofs of Goobertown!
One piece of advice, take or leave it, but Oregon is pronounced the same way that organ is (two syllables and the "gon" rhymes with the one in wagon, I guess because that's what you drive on the Oregon Trail). By the end of the video I'd completely forgotten why you said Oregon, but not the way you'd said it.
Hehehe, so I've heard! My characters never made it to oregon though, so they never learned how to pronounce it. ;-)
It feels like you made this video for me on the day I needed it. Thank you Brent!
Have a lovely weekend :-)
Seeing the rooftops and canals of stormwind on this wonderful channel made me so happy
It's a happy place :-)
Thanks to discovering your channel i managed to quit my valium habbit. All i need now is your soothing voice! One of your videos is equal to 10mg of Valium, so if you new to this better start slow and watch maybe half a video;)
This is one of the most wholesome channels on youtube.
My miss playing WoW and I love this buildings.
Love the video, love your videos and love the choice of leaving every colour you painted! Thanks for your contents. As I said in a previous comment: they are a balm in these hard times. Keep up the good work! :)
P.s.: can't wait to see the fisherman's house finished :)
Awww, so happy to hear you say that! Keep painting and having fun :-)
Absolutely wonderful
TY! :-)
Personally I was a fan of the green. It didn't contrast very strongly with the darker shades of wood, but I think that made it kinda nice in between of WoW and generic fantasy styles to be used abd have someone says "this kinda reminds me of WoW" vs the Stormwind blue of "This is from WoW". But seeing all the colored houses together makes me feel like this a complete town, ready for adventurers. I'd like to see that fishing house on some resin water, maybe just a pond that could be where are the Goobertown residents come to dip their feet. Either way, a comfy town.
Thanks! Yeah green definitely could have been a thing, It would've been one of the more natural and thematic colors to go with. I'm glad the rainbow town kinda works tho! :-)
These are awesome! My Lollipop Lizards would definitely feel quite at home on that tabletop! 😀
wooo!!! lollipop lizards may visit if they behave themselves :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies All my dinos are very polite and hardly ever destroys a building or stampede through a crowd (unless there are chaos deamons nearby but I don't think that really counts) :-D
I like how you are continues about still finding a use for products you don't like; like you did with the Vallejo wash for example. I like it because I would do the same ;)
"heres 3 test pieces", better than anything any of us can paint. love it.
Hehehe, I don't take shots of the ugly bits :-)