Really good video. Saw your boards on a channel the other day which I’ve forgotten what it was called. It was at a Gaming club in Dorchester if I remember. 😂
Man I'd practically forgotten this video exists, I'm glad you like it, wondering how much of this I would do in the same way 🤔 You might well have seen it on Let's Geek it Out
Awesome. Certainly gave me a few ideas :) Any chance you could make a video for a stone bridge sometime? It'd be great to have a bridge to span those river tiles, and no osgiliath board is complete without the bridge so It'd fit well with your existing videos too.
Just a quick one - use water, a bit of fairy liquid and regular acrylic paints to make your own washes rather than using the GW pots - it will go way further and still get a similar overall finish (and is substantially better for your wallet)
Looks fantatsic. Nice job. That is some hot wire rig. As someone who doesn't own a proxxon or a handheld cutter that looks like something I need to know more about.......🤔
Thanks buddy, appreciate it! I got bought a hot wire cutter for Christmas and then just threw together something to make it a "table saw" It just goes through this foam and others like it isn't even there!
@@GoodEnoughScenery I have some of that blue foam myself bought off of Amazon. Hard to get decent foam here in the U.K. as I'm sure you're aware. So inaccurate, sloppy cuts and waste is something I'm trying to avoid, it's too costly to not utilise the whole block. I'm using an Olfa at the minute and it cuts it well enough but I need something a little faster without losing the accuracy for making bricks etc. I think I'm gonna try to rig this or something similar up myself. God damn bricks, so, so many bricks.......
@@mordor-focker for individual bricks play mat foam is way easier to work with and much cheaper. This blue foam is great for more intricate designs and curves in my experience.
Love your homemade hot wire cutter holder
It feels a little ridiculous, but it does the job 😂
Really cool
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Fantastic work mate 👍. Also great job on the bridge.
Thank you 🙌🙌🙌
Much better than "good enough"... thanks
Sorry, I've failed you!
Cool video. Saw a couple of things which I'll be using for making my own stuff.
Awesome, very happy to have provided a little inspiration ☺️
Really good video. Saw your boards on a channel the other day which I’ve forgotten what it was called. It was at a Gaming club in Dorchester if I remember. 😂
Man I'd practically forgotten this video exists, I'm glad you like it, wondering how much of this I would do in the same way 🤔
You might well have seen it on Let's Geek it Out
Awesome. Certainly gave me a few ideas :) Any chance you could make a video for a stone bridge sometime? It'd be great to have a bridge to span those river tiles, and no osgiliath board is complete without the bridge so It'd fit well with your existing videos too.
Literally the next video that I'll be putting out 👍
@@GoodEnoughScenery Brilliant! I'll look forward to it.
Just a quick one - use water, a bit of fairy liquid and regular acrylic paints to make your own washes rather than using the GW pots - it will go way further and still get a similar overall finish (and is substantially better for your wallet)
Ah nice, great great tip! Thank you
@@GoodEnoughScenery no problems. I think I got the recipe from one of Geek Gaming's original videos way back when
Looks fantatsic. Nice job.
That is some hot wire rig. As someone who doesn't own a proxxon or a handheld cutter that looks like something I need to know more about.......🤔
Thanks buddy, appreciate it!
I got bought a hot wire cutter for Christmas and then just threw together something to make it a "table saw"
It just goes through this foam and others like it isn't even there!
@@GoodEnoughScenery I have some of that blue foam myself bought off of Amazon. Hard to get decent foam here in the U.K. as I'm sure you're aware. So inaccurate, sloppy cuts and waste is something I'm trying to avoid, it's too costly to not utilise the whole block. I'm using an Olfa at the minute and it cuts it well enough but I need something a little faster without losing the accuracy for making bricks etc. I think I'm gonna try to rig this or something similar up myself. God damn bricks, so, so many bricks.......
@@mordor-focker for individual bricks play mat foam is way easier to work with and much cheaper. This blue foam is great for more intricate designs and curves in my experience.
@@GoodEnoughScenery The EVA stuff? I thought it needed heat sealing first? I don't have a heat gun (yet either), I'm relatively new to the hobby.
@@mordor-focker check out my corner ruins video 😉