13:56 I realized very recently that the canoo tree has been useable in free to play for ages. It wasn't when I initially started playing around 2006, and never bothered to check after.
I kinda just forgot about it's existence. I'm a member on an ironman, and that would save me some runes for sure, getting to Varrock faster rather than teleporting each time.
amazing work! I gave some feedback last video about some slow parts in the beginning editing wise and I'd like to say I think this video was a perfect blend. Can't wait for the next one! keep up the great work
Woah, that picture with the minifigs really puts things into perspective. I'd thought the buildings were at least one minifig tall, that's wild. Makes all the work even cooler!
I love how you explain the crafting process, telling us the tools, materials, and techniques you're using and why you're using them. Also WOW that is much smaller than I imagined it in my head! The fact that you're able to get such detail at such a small scale is really impressive! Keep it up!
The amount of love put into your craft can be felt through the amount of detail, it's so inspiring. This makes me want to see an entire to-scale Gielinor made piece-by-piece by the community; A world split into chunks, but united by the passion of its players and makers.
Just perfect! I was actually waiting on my barley to grow just north of here, so I pulled up the video and watched it while standing in front of the hut! So cool to watch it come to life while being there in game. Keep up the awesome work
The hot wire cutting montage was baller! Thank you for all your dedication and attention to detail with this massive undertaking! Loving this series and the frequent uploads!
That run-down building by the goblins is one of the most nostalgic places in the game for me. I remember being so excited as a kid when I got that iron dagger lol
The house is Lozar the mage’s from dragonslayer 1. Who was killed by goblins and doesn’t even get a grave, and even the lorekeeper refers to her house as the “goblin house”!! Justice for Lozar!!!!
Something you said reminded me of when I was younger. My family would do home made Halloween props. Our most proud prop was a brick wall made from styrofoam. We discovered that spraypaint dissolves the styrofoam, and we used that to create the spaces between the bricks. We didn't plan it, we were just trying to paint while we considered how we were going to do that step. The walls were to make the garage more narrow to hide stuff like the fog machine and audio equipment. We got comments how real they looked, one person even stating that we're insane for bricking our garage like this. I wanted to share this because of an earlier comment you made to experiment and find things that work for you. It's incredibly rewarding to find something that odd trick that works for this particular need for your project. This is what is so much fun about artistic hobbies and why I think this series is so homey and enjoyable to watch. Seeing your creative process through something we all know and love.
Using the straw on the Mod Podge to get the water rippling effect blew me away. Great work again! Also, to get good detail on small scale parts with 3D-Printing, you need a high resolution laser (for X & Y detail) that can also do reliable thin Z-height printing on your resin printer. Some can print Z height layers of 25 microns (0.025mm, or 0.001"). It increases the number of layers to print, so going from 100 to 25 microns it'll take 4 times as long to print. If it is an SLA (resin) printer, you don't want the part / character you print to be on the print bed surface. Your slicer program should have a setting to print the part with a full raft & supports. If it is a small part, the support's touch point to the part needs to get small as well. On a side note, I got my Mythical Cape today, cleared the Dragon Slayer 2 quest finally.
Acknowledging that a model of whole map would be ridiculous it would be cute to see mini models appear of famous structures like Blue Moon inn, Varrock West bank, GE, Draynor Manor, Fally Park . This serious has been a great change of pace from usual content I watch. I don't have the skillset or brain power to be creative however I appreciate the art and unique take.
"An example of trusting the process". That is a such an important note on anything you do, it may look bad now, but just wait haha! Fantastic work on the river design, keep it up!
Hell yeah! Fantastic job, I was wondering if you’d add figures! Love the idea of using ppl for goblins really smart. Honestly I love 3d printing, I think resin is easier than pla. I think you could make those figures happen with resin easily
big osrs fan first time viewer so freakin' cool dude and didn't realize how tiny the scale was till the end that is absolutely wild and so indepth man great job. subbed
Man, I was trusting the process, but I was still screaming in the back of my mind during the river part.
i didnt trust the process at all, but i was desperately hoping i was wrong
"IT RUINS IT!!" i screamed in my gollum voice
Really hoping this blows up to the point that you're forced to model the entire runescape map
Could you imagine? Lol . . . If I'm calculating right, at this scale, the model would be 26²ft (≈8²m)
It will be like a chunk locked account 😂
I hope we get to vote where we go next
It would take him 200 episodes lmao
He'd do a tile accurate wilderness but he keeps getting jumped. :(
Yes
Wow I never realized just how tiny the model actually was until you put the minifigs up. Props man, its looking incredible!
Those ducks are microscopic!
Agreed, the scale is unbelievable. I was thinking this could be a nice DnD terrain piece but man, maybe if the party drank growth potions lol.
The wake coming off of the ducks is * chef's kiss *
Amen
The crumbling wall looked so good, nice job!
Appreciate it!
Rargh and I model our weapons & armor of choice over 24 hours, then we fight!
We model our chunks of choice to get gear, then we fight!
By finishing the river and the bridge you technically finished making Lum-bridge in this video
That’s deep
13:56 I realized very recently that the canoo tree has been useable in free to play for ages. It wasn't when I initially started playing around 2006, and never bothered to check after.
I kinda just forgot about it's existence. I'm a member on an ironman, and that would save me some runes for sure, getting to Varrock faster rather than teleporting each time.
I personally have a new f2p account and I use it all the time for grinding beginner clues from dark wizards!
That goblin death edit when you dropped it made me actually laugh out loud
As a fellow Warhammer player x Scaper this is my fav series by far! Well done!!
amazing work! I gave some feedback last video about some slow parts in the beginning editing wise and I'd like to say I think this video was a perfect blend. Can't wait for the next one! keep up the great work
Woah, that picture with the minifigs really puts things into perspective. I'd thought the buildings were at least one minifig tall, that's wild. Makes all the work even cooler!
Loving this!,, improving quality and editing every time, and appreciate the lore as always.
I love how you explain the crafting process, telling us the tools, materials, and techniques you're using and why you're using them. Also WOW that is much smaller than I imagined it in my head! The fact that you're able to get such detail at such a small scale is really impressive! Keep it up!
Tile Accurate Gielinor: One Chunk at a Time
The amount of love put into your craft can be felt through the amount of detail, it's so inspiring.
This makes me want to see an entire to-scale Gielinor made piece-by-piece by the community; A world split into chunks, but united by the passion of its players and makers.
Great work! That trick using the mod podge on the river was especially cool
Just perfect! I was actually waiting on my barley to grow just north of here, so I pulled up the video and watched it while standing in front of the hut!
So cool to watch it come to life while being there in game. Keep up the awesome work
I voted this Best OSRS Artistic Creation Golden Gnome
The hot wire cutting montage was baller! Thank you for all your dedication and attention to detail with this massive undertaking! Loving this series and the frequent uploads!
No goblins were harmed in the making of this video 😂 that hitsplat caught me off guard
He was so young too, at-least he didn’t fall onto the razor tool
Oh man, the river really brings this together! I thoroughly enjoy your work and am looking forward to the next update and the next project!
That run-down building by the goblins is one of the most nostalgic places in the game for me. I remember being so excited as a kid when I got that iron dagger lol
i still cant believe the How It's Made voice-over guy plays runescape and makes miniatures, so multidisciplinarily skilled
That show was sick as a kid
87 Missed Calls from Blizzard Entertainment
runescape is Jagex, but i'd love to see a World of Warcraft diorama!
@DrewperttheGnome That's the joke.. Blizzard NEEDS this guy
The house is Lozar the mage’s from dragonslayer 1. Who was killed by goblins and doesn’t even get a grave, and even the lorekeeper refers to her house as the “goblin house”!!
Justice for Lozar!!!!
I didn't know this. Incredible
Something you said reminded me of when I was younger. My family would do home made Halloween props. Our most proud prop was a brick wall made from styrofoam. We discovered that spraypaint dissolves the styrofoam, and we used that to create the spaces between the bricks. We didn't plan it, we were just trying to paint while we considered how we were going to do that step. The walls were to make the garage more narrow to hide stuff like the fog machine and audio equipment. We got comments how real they looked, one person even stating that we're insane for bricking our garage like this.
I wanted to share this because of an earlier comment you made to experiment and find things that work for you. It's incredibly rewarding to find something that odd trick that works for this particular need for your project. This is what is so much fun about artistic hobbies and why I think this series is so homey and enjoyable to watch. Seeing your creative process through something we all know and love.
Deep moment! Memory sparking is really cool :)
We need a video reaction of the Gowers once this thing is finished. This must be a huge honor to them.
Holy crap.... The lego figure really is a good thing for scale. I honestly wasn't conceiving how small it was!
I really hope this series continues to blow up. I really enjoy seeing the process and the attention to detail involved. Keep them coming!!
I got so excited when I saw this pop up in my feed! Looking forward to the next episode! I hope you know we won’t let you stop with Lumbridge… :)
More to come!
Absolutely loving this series, perfect chill viewing, and also really interesting 👌
The river turned out wonderfully, great as usual
I'm amazed at the level of detail with every passing episode. Can't wait to see it all come together
I love the attention to detail you go through when making this model, it's really mesmerizing to watch. Can't wait for the next video!
After 15 seconds of watching this video I'm already hyped out of my mind. Keep up the amazing work my guy.
Using the straw on the Mod Podge to get the water rippling effect blew me away. Great work again! Also, to get good detail on small scale parts with 3D-Printing, you need a high resolution laser (for X & Y detail) that can also do reliable thin Z-height printing on your resin printer. Some can print Z height layers of 25 microns (0.025mm, or 0.001"). It increases the number of layers to print, so going from 100 to 25 microns it'll take 4 times as long to print. If it is an SLA (resin) printer, you don't want the part / character you print to be on the print bed surface. Your slicer program should have a setting to print the part with a full raft & supports. If it is a small part, the support's touch point to the part needs to get small as well. On a side note, I got my Mythical Cape today, cleared the Dragon Slayer 2 quest finally.
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Gobbo's!!! Hell yes! I love this so much. Keep up the good work, looks incredible.
This is so cool! I always look forward to this series! Keep it coming brother.
just a few hours ago was wondering if you've uploaded new part! Glad to see it after refreshing main page ;)
Honey, get the good glasses, Tile Accurate Lumbridge just dropped
Heck Yee
People never cease to amaze. This is awesome
Wow, I'm mad impressed with how good that water looks!
Best one yet. Keep up the good work!
Absolutely incredible! Thanks so much for sharing this experience with us. As always i will be patiently awaiting the next episode. Much love, Bud!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Goodness, if I was impressed before, I am _stunned_ now. This is such incredibly detailed work. Freaking amazing my guy!
This is coming together so we'll! Every single video you put out is so great.
That's definitely a "trust the process" moment, wow
Acknowledging that a model of whole map would be ridiculous it would be cute to see mini models appear of famous structures like Blue Moon inn, Varrock West bank, GE, Draynor Manor, Fally Park . This serious has been a great change of pace from usual content I watch. I don't have the skillset or brain power to be creative however I appreciate the art and unique take.
Fantastic as always!! The river turned out so good!!! 🎉🎉🎉
The flowing water effect with the Mod Podge looks soooo good!
This part is my personal favourite yet! Incredible work again here mate. The small details add so much
The river process was a masterpiece, looks awesome, good job on the mini goblins and ducks too! Loved this episode, can't wait for the next!
i was born in Lumbridge, thx for putting so much work into my birth place
i remember hearing the lumbridge church bells going off that day
This has got to be one of the best craft series on youtube! its awesome!
So nice to wake up to seeing more progress on this incredible project keep it up please never give up until the entire map is done :)
Loving the progress! Thanks for sharing your passion and skills with us ❤
I'm so invested in this project. Love what you're doing here.
The duck work is next level.
Clicked as soon as the notif dropped. Watching this is so calming. The river looks fantastic!
Really enjoying this series, can’t wait what you are going to do with the castle!
Keep it up pal!
Love it mate, I've subscribed to follow the journey!
"An example of trusting the process". That is a such an important note on anything you do, it may look bad now, but just wait haha! Fantastic work on the river design, keep it up!
Man, I just hope TH-cam survives long enough for me to show my grandkids this
Looking good! The goblins are a nice touch
This is my new go to channel when working on my gunpla. The osrs beatz is the perfect touch also
The water is just amazing!
Love how this is coming along, I love painting mini figurines and this just makes me want to get into building city models
Such an awesome series, really hope you keep going!
as somone who loves osrs and creating , This is a awesome youtube video to stumble across! awesome idea looking forward to seeing the final result !
This is simply amazing, keep up the awesome work. You've just gained yourself a new subscriber! #RoadTo10k 💯
Awesome series my guy! Brings back memories! The music tracks are straight fire 🔥🔥🔥
Hell yeah! Fantastic job, I was wondering if you’d add figures! Love the idea of using ppl for goblins really smart. Honestly I love 3d printing, I think resin is easier than pla. I think you could make those figures happen with resin easily
The river really look amazing great job man!
This brings me great joy!!
Crazy, how it looks like the original💕 If you ask me, you deserve a Gold gnome
Best series on YT by far
big osrs fan first time viewer so freakin' cool dude and didn't realize how tiny the scale was till the end that is absolutely wild and so indepth man great job. subbed
For anyone interested in model making, you can even make a hot wire foam cutter yourself fairly simply if you dont have the money to buy one
Wow the glossy modpoge transformation was crazy!
My dude, this is fantastic. I hope you reach 50k subs by the time the series is finished!
Cant wait for you to unlock next chunk.
Wow, that river turned out really well! The process certainly looked scary though, haha
as someone whodraws and makes things myself, the trust the process section of this build still gave me a panic attack. V nicvley done as always
Couldn't wait for this to drop!
Incredible, great work man keep it up!
I LOVE THIS SERIES AND THIS PROJECT OF YOURS!!!
Cant WAIT for this to be finished, its gonna look sooooooo good!
you did so many different things. best one so far.
had a great watch as always !
Really love this series
Looking forward to part 6, this is amazing model making :D
I’ll give you some insight into part 6, we are going to attempt to do the interior of the next building
Dang this is extremely impressive. You do excellent work. I hope you find enough success on here to continue building the rs map
This is so satisfying to watch
Man this is peak content please put the effort into doing the whole map that would be absolutely historical!
love this series, keep it up!
this is so cool man, you got a great talent for this and cant wait to see it finished
When I see these on my recommended I get so hyped lol
That Lego looking like general graardor
This is incredible! Amazing! Keep up the great work!
Also green and yellow to stone dry brushed close to the ground was always a great transition for me when I was making tables for 40k as a job