I Built The Moathouse from Greyhawk and the Temple of Elemental Evil. A Classic D&D Setting.

I built the Moathouse from Greyhawk and the Temple of Elemental Evil. A classic DND setting. 
The Moathouse was the most epic piece of TTRPG/dungeons and dragons terrain I’d ever crafted. It’s playable inside and out, has roof pieces that individually reveal rooms, and was as close to the reference art as I could make it. The entire board is 4’x4’ with the building taking up most of that space.
In this video I’ll explain my method for designing and building the Moathouse from the inside out. This is a post to build review, and not an in-depth tutorial, which I will explain the reasoning for in the video. 
If you'd like to have your own playable, realistic Moathouse Diorama built, you can check out my Etsy shop here: parttimetabletop.etsy.com/lis...
I’ll also post links to a few other tutorials from myself and other content creators that you can use to replicate techniques I used in this build:
The Swamp Boards:
 • I Built The Moathouse ...
How to Use the Shifting Lands Brick Jigs:
• DIY Foam Archer Tower ...
How to Carve the Stone Pattern for the Walls
• How to Carve: Realisti...
Color Scheme for the Exterior Stone Painting, with the Exception of my Washes:
• Painting STONE on Tabl...
The Black, Brown, and Green Wash Recipe:
• ⚠️How to Make a *BETTE...
00:00 Introduction/Not a “Tutorial”
02:18 Planning Phase
04:09 The Terrain Boards/Base
05:03 The Building Structure
08:14 Detachable Roof Sections
09:48 The Interior
12:20 Stonework
14:29 The Staircase
16:16 Building the Walls
20:00 Rubble Piles (Wood and Stone)
22:40 Painting!
25:03 4 Things I Learned/Conclusion

[@dasssnake6846]

Impressive, thanks for sharing your tips!

[@SnoddiesHobbies]

Enjoyed the build and the format of this video.

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thanks so much 👏 Still the largest project I’ve done to date

[@lilcwa]

Exceptional project. I have a lot of nostalgia for that structure, first encountered in T1 The Village of Hommlet back in the early 80s.

[@parttimetabletopper]

I love hearing that. And thank you very much. Glad I could provide something cool for fans of the setting.

[@Ray47nl]

@@parttimetabletopper Just wondering, after finishing this amazing build, how could you go on and part with it?

[@stillunsure7630]

This is an amazing looking project.

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thanks so much!

[@user-uy8zu5we1j]

Dude this is fucking epic ❤

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thank you 🤘🤘

[@prizrenbucpapaj869]

Very, very awesome😊!

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thank you very much!

[@Robert-bm2jr]

Really cool stuff!

[@goforitpainting]

Really cool. 👍

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thanks! 👍

[@cerisekappes580]

Looks amazing!!!😊

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thank you Cerise!

[@jnlsnfamily8747]

Love it!

[@parttimetabletopper]

So glad!

[@Exoseven]

Good job!

[@parttimetabletopper]

Thank you!

[@tinaprice4948]

Looks great :D I love shifting lands, they have so many amazing things for cutting foam!

[@parttimetabletopper]

I totally agree! The brick jig changed my life for the larger builds.

[@juriaan13]

*Googles that weird word ..planning* huh look at that, think before you build huh..that's a option? Interesting g

[@Ray47nl]

Planning... Almost the same weird thing as measure twice and cut once... Who invents that weird stuff anyhow?