I built the ULTIMATE Dungeon sewer system for D&D!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
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You can make this sewer tile system for your tabletop Dungeons and Dragons encounters. Every good D&D campaign ultimately ends up in the sewers at some point, these modular tiles are so easy to set up and they look amazing. Guaranteed to make your encounters even more immersive! These are also the perfect sewer tiles to build gaming terrain for tabletop games such as Pathfinder, Frostgrave and Warhammer.
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Thanks for watching! If you want to download Zane's awesome sewer tiles and print them for yourself you can check them out here :) cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/modular-sewer-tile-set
Players: "nah we don't want to go into the sewers"
hahaha 😂 It's funny cause its true lol
I love how the LeDs are working in the resin!
Yeah man, definitely adds to the murky atmosphere ! Thanks for great products ;)
awsome vid ! love what you did with Zane's tiles ! LOOOOVVEEEE Lucy !!!!! 😍😍❗❗
Thanks Tine!!! Zanes tiles are beautiful, I can't sing their praises enough! And Lucy loves you ;) When you are London hopefully she will join us for a drink too :)
@@Nat1videos yes !!! love to meet her ! 🙂
Michael + Superglue = a bond that’ll last a lifetime. Haha. Absolutely love how this turned out man. You took my tiles and created something disgustingly awesome. Thank you for giving my tiles a try!
Thanks dude! No problem, I love the tiles !! Honestly, these deserve a lot of attention ;)
Intuitive designs, Zane! 💕
The opening bit was really good. Huge fan of mixed media mixed materials projects.
Thanks! haha gladly my wife was up for it. Fair play to her for being a good sport :D Yeah, mixed materials is the way to go. I often see people debate crafting over 3D printing... why not both ?
Man, that is an incredible build. Seriously, seriously impressive.
Thank You so much :D
Those ZM tiles are a great set and you made them way better. It all came together in the end, even the bubbles look perfect.
Thanks Brad! I really enjoyed the mixed mediums of foam crafting and 3D printing, especially with really cool designs like these tiles. Such a pleasure to work on when what you are working with already looks great, you just get to embellish it and make it your own :)
Great work! I could almost smell this project as I was watching…then I realised my son was hovering nearby with a nappy that needed changing! 😅 Love Lucy’s cameo!
hahaha Smellovision !! Now thats immersive content lol
@@Nat1videos Funny coincidence: I just mentioned in a Live stream I was chatting in earlier today that I was glad there was No Smellovision. The game they were playing was Mortuary Assistant. 😆
Easily the best sewer diorama/terrain I've ever seen, I think especially because of how you creatively combined multiple elevations/levels into the same area. Fantastic work!
Thank you so much! I started from a great place with the amazing tiles from Zane Morgan crafts !
Beautifully gross, Michael. Cool way to hide the wires. The resin looks really good. Mucky water often has bubbles rise from the bottom slime, so the tiny streams of bubbles look perfect
Thanks Cross! I think the key is choosing projects where bubbles are welcome hahaha
So pleased the resin pour worked this time! The sewer looks fantastic and it’s definitely got me thinking of ideas for future projects!
Thanks man!! Yeah, feeling like i'm starting to get to grips with the resin now. Its the same as any other learning curve, you've just got to give it a try and then correct any mistakes you encounter. Once that shed is built you will have tons of space to play around!!
Turned out awesome.
I think the bubbles coming up added to the overall scene.
Thanks! Yeah, I think the key to Epoxy resin projects is choosing things that look better with bubbles haha
Beautiful work Mike! I really like how the paint job worked and that you took the time to tidy up the back. Thanks for going through the detailed steps of the setup for the resin pour, that is really useful!
Thanks dude! Yeah, hopefully all the mistakes I have made recently result in other people having an easier time... thats what these videos are all about :)
@@Nat1videos What mistakes? The pour went great. Ok, there are a couple of bubbles but it's a sewer :) Pretty sure there would be some bubbles in there.
@@Karlmakesstuff True!! I guess I am still hungover from the previous pour lol
@@Nat1videos Maybe! That gave you a whole lot more work :)
@@Karlmakesstuff haha yep... but it's cool too. Learning a lot !!
Love this. What a great finished piece. I’m a big fan of resin pours. I’ve had a few small leaks in the past, nothing major but I know that fear of missing a spot and having a disaster.
Thanks ! Yeah resin is funny stuff to work with... but I'm gradually getting more comfortable now! If you get it right it looks awesome!
Been looking forward to seeing how this one turned out! All the time and work absolutely paid off, it looks stellar :) Definitely terrain I would love to play on haha
one thing I've seen people do to help with bubbles coming up from things submerged in the resin is to paint a decent layer of resin over everything to get all the nooks and crannies coated before pouring it. Not honestly sure how much it actually helps, but it might be worth a try next time!
Thank you !!! Yes you are absolutely right, that does help with bubbles for sure. I just was a bit impatient, I didn't want to add another days curing time... but lesson learned. Gladly the bubbles are not too bad and kind of suit the project :)
@@Nat1videos I understand, patience is the hardest part of any crafting 🤣 I agree though, they ended up looking great for this!
@@allib8244 I am so impatient lol
This piece has come together so well! It is beautiful! I'm really inspired to start composing music again and add the pieces into my builds using those speaker modules!
Also the LEDs blinking under the resin looks so damn atmospheric. It's an incredible collaboration of efforts and design from you, ZaneMorganCrafts and TerrainTronics
Thanks so much dude! Glad you feel inspired, thats pretty much the best outcome :)
So much about this is extraordinary. Magnetized sound effects?!? It's perfectly grimey, slimy and gross... well chosen monster... I don't actually play d&d, I just love miniatures, but sometimes I see a build that makes me kind of wish I did. This is one of those 😊
You don't have to play DND to enjoy building the stuff... just make it for fun :D
Those bubbles actually help in my opinion!
Yes! I agree, I really like them now :)
Amazing end result, Loving how this all came together. Lights, sound and definitely some action for the players👍
Thank you so much! This was a super fun one... long build, but fun haha
Also, if you're a patreon member and you're reading this, jump into the discord and get involved 🙂 it's a ton of fun!
Agreed!! Last hobby hangout was a blast :)
Fantastic build! Hope you went home refreshed from your vacation :)
Thanks so much! Yes I did, I had a lovely time :) I am posting clips from that on Patreon... some forrest and rivers etc We also visited an old coal mine which was amazing !
Glaucus atlanticus is what I think of when I look at that weird monster. Very cool!!!
About the bubbles, I take it you’ve never had the pleasure of visiting a gassy sewer? LOL
lol yeah... good point!
Great project man! It came out perfectly in the end!
Thanks Mike! Glad you enjoyed it :D How are things going with the shop??
Amazing work! It came out fantastic! Modular titles are always good but built set pieces are truly next level.
Thanks ! The beauty about Zane's Tiles is that you can go either way with it! Really nicely designed
Amazing project! If you want to avoid bubbles in the future you can try adding a little resin all over the area that will be covered by the pouring and let it cure. (Just a painted on layer) This will seal the base to prevent air coming up into the main resin pour.
So nice my friend! 🖖🏻I’m loving yer experimenting with resin despite the fear, We all feel it xD looks phenomenal!
Thanks so much dude! Starting to relax a bit with the resin now... lots of troubleshooting recently. One day I will get a perfect pour lol
I want that pile of skeleton bones!!!! This build is fantastic!
Thanks you!!
This is such a great built! I love it :-)
Thank you so much!
This came out so well dude - awesome job 😃
Thanks Dene :D
Nice work, man. Looks great
Thanks man! How was your game last night ?
Really nice job!! Looks so good!
Thank you! 😊
Holy crap... wow. I actually switched devices so I could comment because this is *so* incredibly amazing. Wow.
BOY DO I GET NERVOUS ABOUT RESIN BUILDS lol. That intro really speaks to me 😂
haha yeah... its risky business using resin lol
Michael, loved the build, even though it was shite 💩 (see what I did there). 😆 That was a very cool beast for a freebie to print up! I absolutely adore and relate to Lucy in this. She’s lovely. I’m very excited to see so many different hobby techniques go into making a set piece. I’m glad the bubbles add to this type of build. Honestly, was thinking even some burst bubble indents on the surface would go well. Heck, even the worrisome gas chemical reaction kinda tracked authentically. Not sure the same effect could be achieved with smoke inducing special effects, as they usually seem more foggy than gaseous. I love your creativity and that there are more & more tools to realize what one envisions. Rock on 🤘🏻.
Thanks Lora! Really enjoyed this project. That would be a cool idea and some fog to the build, very achievable and would look super cool. On to the next project lol
Your work is always amazing, and I don't really have anything else to say except the fact that your videos are so personal is what I love. Your wife telling you to be quiet cracked me up!! Good on her for supporting your weirdness (is that a word?) because it makes all of us weirdos happy!
haha Thanks Kim ! Us Weirdos have to stick together lol. Glad you enjoyed the build :D
Three things:
1. Simpsons joke = default win
2. be honest: did your beard get stuck to the tape when you shot that scene? 😅
3. amazing build in all regards. Those flickering lights, the little details all over the place and on top of it, the sound trigger. So creative! Love the skeletons at the bottom.
Thanks !! and yes... I believe my beard did stick to the tape lol. This migjt have been take 3 😅 Thanks so much for watching and the nice comment :)
Absolutely amazing build, you’re right those bubbles really do add to the build.
Thanks mate! How is the fallout build coming ?
@@Nat1videos Going really well, nearing the finish line thankfully. Just trying to figure out whether to put down the stones and basing materials before or after I paint as I see it done both ways. Any thoughts?
@@MisfitHobbies Both way have they're merits.. I guess it depends on which basing materials you are using. If its something like bark and sand ect I tend to glue it all in before painting. But you can get some basing materials that look great not painted if that makes sense. Like some of Lukes base ready products, which you just glue on top and the seal with a sealant spray. I tend to go for painting after basing but just as a preference not because its better particularly
try doing the pour on a huge house speaker playing the basiest heavy metal you can find and play it at 11 that should bring those bubbles to the surface and stay away from clear pours b4 you are an expert at colored pours
It looks so good!!!! and the sewer is awesome as well! Great job! :D
Thanks Tina! Really glad you like it :D
Nice opening sequence, 😉
haha Thanks! Thanks for the help with that lol
Loved the tired wife cameo
@@aislingpatterson271 It works because Lucy basically method acts this 360 days a year lol
Great design! Try a thin layer of resin to protect the surface and after it cures you do the main pour. It will prevent from melting and a lot of bubbles.
Yeah, definitely going to give this a try!
back slapping your the best type comments never helped anyone so I've left a few comments split them up for the algorithm, and overall if you learned from this diorama it was a success no matter how it turned out
I've just finished making my own piece of sewers, not painted yet...I'd be to the moon if it looks half as good as yours !
This looks terrific ! Love it
Thank you! That's really cool, I hope you get some information from the video that is helpful for your project!! Please feel free to join my discord and share pictures of your progress, we have a nice little community over there and people are very encouraging and helpful. Here is a link : discord.gg/GSc22Pva Thanks for watching :)
Beautiful work! Awesome and really atmospheric 👍
Thank you man!! How is your ZZ build coming along..?
@@Nat1videos coming along ok thanks how’s yours? I should have it done next week, first time doing foam work so it’s been interesting 🤣
@@kitbashbox Getting there... slowly lol
the paint looks a little more like cammo than despair
Awesome thriller!
Thanks!
So good, amazing work
Thanks so much :D
I never stuck my finger in poop on purpose… Idk how you do it..! 💩
Your videos and builds never disappoint!
😂 That sounds like you protest to much... are you sure you haven't done it and are just covering up?? lol
@@Nat1videos Hey I said “on purpose”! Hahaha we’ve all had an accidental paper rip 🤣
@@TheMiniMason haha Stinky digits lol
Beautiful build! :D
Thank you! Was really fun to build upon Zanes awesome design :D
Subbed! Great build!
Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed the build :D
Increíble!!! Eres un auténtico artista!
Thank you!
Brilliant!!
Cheers dude :D
Hi I am late to the party but as others before me stated. AMAZING>>>. again really amazing. THANK YOU. Dawn
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching Dawn :D
Care to share some of the color paints you used?
@@Nat1videos
Amazing video uncle Michael
Thanks Zachary!! Hope you and the family are having a fun holiday ;)
**Picks up jaw from mucky floor**
haha thanks dude :)
Sewer lobsters. Definitely... definitely lobsters...
haha yep
Awesome !
Thanks! :D
Throw in a squirrel,That will keep them guessing!🤣
lol
good video... thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it :)
You need to change your name to nat 20 because this is epic!
haha thanks ! :D
Have you thought of putting the project in a fridge or freezer to slow the curing and allow bubbles to escape, as well as managing heat issues.
A great idea, unfortunately one I can't currently execute... no way my wife would allow me put it in the fridge lol. Have you tried it before ?
Good thing D&D isn't a boomer shooter or Civvie would have to add another one to the count. But at least yours looks way better than the average FPS pooptunnel level :D
haha thanks :)
SOMETIMES LESS IS MORE AND MORE IS TOO MUCH
Genuine question: Why do people always never want bubbles? I would imagine all the gases trapped under things in a sewer would cause bubbles. Also, when things move quickly it sometimes makes bubbles too.
It's a very good point! I don't actually mind some small bubbles. I was kind of referring to the big bubbles I got in my last Stranger Things pour that could have destroyed my project, but I should have been more clear what I was saying :)
Oh noes the link to the sewer tiles leads to 404 Patrick
Yes! thanks for letting me know... Zane is going to sort me out a new link. I will let you know when I get it ;)
@@Nat1videos thank you ... the link to the panels for the boards seem to be missing as well? Or I am horrible at navigateing the tindy-store ^^
@@aerouge4492 ah ha, I do have that link for that : www.thingiverse.com/thing:5429465
Ok so I have a working link for Zanes tiles :) cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/modular-sewer-tile-set?fbclid=IwAR0M8nof79LwO-NoeM_s3qEVlvbr6_auOLfD_zTvBE70b8SQaauXdOt-Pm8
@@Nat1videos thank you very much for the links. Those will cone in handy forme!
TEST EVERYTHING NEW TO you b4 you do A POUR twine ,hot glue many things can react to resin but mainly cover everything in a layer of brushed on resin before pouring and watch CREATIVE COUPLE a russian guy that pours 20 liters of resin with zero bubbles and zero cracking/distorion
What's that Glue that hardens with uv light?
It is called UV resin. The brand I am using is from Decor Rom , but there are many good brands now. You will need to buy the torch separately ;)
No I don’t think I do need a sewer system. Still looks cool though
Haha fair enough Stephen! I’m mean let’s be honest here I’m just trying to get people to click the video 🤣😅 Thanks for watching though, and the comment and compliment. Much appreciated :)
@@Nat1videos it worked I watched! Keep it up!
@@grandpanurgle legend, thanks ;)
Can I ask what material you used at the bottom of the build?
Do you mean the paste I am using or the bricks?
@@Nat1videos neither, i mean the bottom layer you build on, it doesn't have the same colour as the foam so was wondering if it is some kind of wood or?
@@jenserikaugustinussen3833 ahhh I see. That is 3 Mil mdf board :)
@@Nat1videos Thanks, they don't warp on you?
@@jenserikaugustinussen3833 Not with something like this, with all of the structure glued around the out side and then the resin pour curing solid it stays 100% flat :)