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Great job, it always amazes me how scrap built things remain looking like they are made from scrap until that moment paint goes on then BOOM they instantly start looking like amazing builds, nice one bud =)
Do you start these projects with a plan or is this freestyled? And if you do start with a plan how do you go about that planning? Your process is fascinating.
Man it always impresses me how people have this eye for detail, to look at some random piece of junk and know exactly where and how to use it to make it something cool. Awesome work
Besides the obvious quality of the beautiful piece you created, I mainly want to compliment you on your editing and narration style! There's plenty of good creators out here, but you certainly grasped my attention! Keep on making amazing content!
It's been a while since a new material has made me drop everything and start online shopping, but the easy metal panels from the fruit packaging got me excited. Another great addition to the set!
@@ScratchBashing unfortunately (for crafting anyways) I live in an area where compostable products are the norm vs plastic ones. Amazon didnt have much luck either for "berry baskets" or similar...if someone finds a link in an online store this American wants to know!
Honestly, the matrix vision handrail bit had me laughing. Yet again, a thing from things that people don't think can be used as things anymore. This one looks great, never ceases to amaze me how cool literal junk can be in your hands. Thank you :)
that pre sbackle prime really helped my visual understanding of this project! Like, i was able to see how certain surfaces were too busy, and the gaps themselves that are otherwise hard to parse on a 2d screen, which in real 3d life are probly easy to spotIf it isn't a problem from you, i think it is a good practice to hold onto as you make more videos.
Love it. I wish I had your "matrix vision". That would make scratch bashing so much more easy! Without it I had to spend like 6 monts to build that grot mega tank I showed you.
Incredibly inspiring, thank you! So, I saw the secret message at 08:25. The rust sauce is: spackle, mod podge (or pva), matt medium, sand (non homogeneous in size), sodium bicarbonate, and dark brown paint? I love the idea of stippling that as an undercoat for a later greenish fine coat, will try it!
Thanks! Mostly right on the recipe there. It's acrylic varnish, not medium. I use varnish because once it dries/cures it can't be re-hydrated by subsequent paint layers. Same goes for Mod podge, it is more resilient than PVA against re-hydration.
This AND Eric's hobby workshop on the same day... I smell conspiracy, or something. Fantastic build as always. Your eye for adding (crap) detail is unsurpassed!!
I am insanely jealous of your creativity. I always overthink things and just get nothing done because of that. But hey, the hair band thing is absolute genius and I am totally using that one! Thanks!!
Great video, and great sense of humor. Also, best use of an apple product I've seen to date. Looks like I found a new channel. Oh, and by the way- caught that last secret message, but not the one before it. Have a great weekend.
You have inspired me to try my first scratch bash. No idea what I'm going to make yet. I'm thinking something in Mutant year Zero. I will become a patron as soon as able. Im sharing your video with all my peeps. What impresses me the most about your Content. Is that on top of the out standing creatively and then execution. You freaking record and expertly edit it. I'm in awe.
Scratch builders are perpetually in that scene from the Lego Movie where Emmett realizes that everything is pieces and there are no rules in how they go together
This was a very impressive build, did you have any idea what the finished thing was going to look like or were you just adding as you went? Subscribed!
What do you use to prime this kind of plastic? I made some terrain a little while ago using various bits, but also some thick plastic "re-useable" drinking straws. My primer really did not stick to those pipes at all. I ended up using AK interactive primer and microfiller on those pipes which actually worked great, but that stuff cannot be thinned/cleaned with neither airbrush thinner nor turpentine and it clogged my airbrush, so I had to ruin a brush. It would be great to have some kind of spray can that I can use on all kinds of materials for quick and strong priming.
I use a spray can primer from the hardware store. It's cheap and seems pretty resilient on most surfaces. I have also used automotive primer in the past.
Metro passes are useful for SO many err.. things ;) I used to use my aussie Medicare card (helth) or my Japanese Pasmo (transport) card for uhh.. hobby related recreational purposes.
Don’t mind me, just gonna use this channel for inspiration for my lego stuff, nothing to see here! For real though this is giving me ideas for my lego stuff (I don’t post it I just sit and build in free time)
okay help where do you get the hp printer sheets of hard plastic ? or anything like that like rejected toys and stuff you seem to have lots of but i can never find "free plastic" online because its always how to make plastic free swaps (not what im looking for)
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That way you can watch the epic showcase and see me attempt to explain how/why I do things.
Pre-spackle priming was an excellent idea. Might go with a different color though, cuz now the spackle blends!
I will prime in the future, I'll try other colours
@@ScratchBashing when I paint my minis I use a black prime, that would certainly make it easier to see the spackle
Great job, it always amazes me how scrap built things remain looking like they are made from scrap until that moment paint goes on then BOOM they instantly start looking like amazing builds, nice one bud =)
Thanks 👍
The sheer amount of texturing you put into every piece is like holywood model spaceship levels of bonkers
I appreciate that!
I really love this piece. Necromunda is one of my favorite games from GW, and this bit of terrain absolutely encapsulates the look I love so much.
Glad you like it!
Do you start these projects with a plan or is this freestyled? And if you do start with a plan how do you go about that planning? Your process is fascinating.
I knew I wanted to make a rectangle and I had matrix visioned the railing so I knew it would have a walkway. The rest kind of just came together.
3:07 the DOOM shotgun sound effect absolutely got me
Your content is so inspiring, I try to make things out of junk like that but it always just ends up looking like it's made of junk
Cut the junk up so that it no longer looks like what it was. Best of luck!
Man it always impresses me how people have this eye for detail, to look at some random piece of junk and know exactly where and how to use it to make it something cool. Awesome work
Besides the obvious quality of the beautiful piece you created, I mainly want to compliment you on your editing and narration style! There's plenty of good creators out here, but you certainly grasped my attention! Keep on making amazing content!
It's been a while since a new material has made me drop everything and start online shopping, but the easy metal panels from the fruit packaging got me excited. Another great addition to the set!
Did you find any?
@@ScratchBashing unfortunately (for crafting anyways) I live in an area where compostable products are the norm vs plastic ones. Amazon didnt have much luck either for "berry baskets" or similar...if someone finds a link in an online store this American wants to know!
Love the project. The pre-spackle primer stage definitely helped. Also, your video editing is improving. Good job, SB, and God bless!
Thanks, glad to hear it!
your scrap collection is the stuff of crafting legend
Great narration, sound effects, music, lighting, photography, and scratch-bashing. 👍👍👍
thank you!
This is one of my favorite terrain making videos please do the community a favor and make more terrain video scratch bashing!!!
Honestly, the matrix vision handrail bit had me laughing. Yet again, a thing from things that people don't think can be used as things anymore. This one looks great, never ceases to amaze me how cool literal junk can be in your hands. Thank you :)
Legit underrated sense of humor, could watch your stuff all day!
Thanks! 24 hour video coming soon lol
that pre sbackle prime really helped my visual understanding of this project! Like, i was able to see how certain surfaces were too busy, and the gaps themselves that are otherwise hard to parse on a 2d screen, which in real 3d life are probly easy to spotIf it isn't a problem from you, i think it is a good practice to hold onto as you make more videos.
I can't believe I JUST found your channel.. your my speed dude. I'm digging your content in a big way. SUUUUBBED!!
LOVE the pre-spackle priming, it made it so much easier to see
Future builds will feature this
Nice build!
Rip Bardscraft indeed.
Edit: the unnarrated detailing is ok! Still lots of great little Easter eggs
Thanks!
I must have been thinking about orks when I recorded that part...
Love it. I wish I had your "matrix vision". That would make scratch bashing so much more easy! Without it I had to spend like 6 monts to build that grot mega tank I showed you.
😎 The tank rules so it was worth it!
Awesome terrain! Its always satisfying to take a bunch of random junk and bring it all together.
It sure is
RIP bardscraft indeed. Miss the almost zero cost builds that still look amazing. Your work looks great too!
Filling in that ASMR gap. Oates next week?
Great project!
yes, bröther
Pre spacle prime definitely helped 👍
The tradition shall live on
HES ALIVE!!!!! Also why the shit did TH-cam not notify me of this, I only found it in my recommendations 4 days after upload.
bad youtube!
Cool vid, no messing about and great results.
Thanks 👍
You crushed it here, man. The priming to see the gaps was a good move.
Your overall editing and production quality have gone way up. Nice work!
Thanks! I'll keep up with the PSP
Incredibly inspiring, thank you!
So, I saw the secret message at 08:25. The rust sauce is: spackle, mod podge (or pva), matt medium, sand (non homogeneous in size), sodium bicarbonate, and dark brown paint?
I love the idea of stippling that as an undercoat for a later greenish fine coat, will try it!
Thanks! Mostly right on the recipe there.
It's acrylic varnish, not medium. I use varnish because once it dries/cures it can't be re-hydrated by subsequent paint layers. Same goes for Mod podge, it is more resilient than PVA against re-hydration.
@@ScratchBashing very useful, thanks!
Spectacular and creative reuse of materials.
Thank you! Cheers!
Definitely helped having a pre sparkle primer.
I will keep doing it!
'gloop the soup goop', possibly my favourite bit of narration ever!
🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣🥣
This AND Eric's hobby workshop on the same day... I smell conspiracy, or something. Fantastic build as always. Your eye for adding (crap) detail is unsurpassed!!
I made it a conspiracy 😎
Bravo sir! Entertaining and education! What TH-cam paradise did I come across?
Awesome work , very cool . Great finish .
Thank you! Cheers!
Thumbs up to pre spackle priming. Good stuff!
Thanks 👍
I am insanely jealous of your creativity. I always overthink things and just get nothing done because of that. But hey, the hair band thing is absolute genius and I am totally using that one! Thanks!!
Don't worry, I also over-think a lot and do nothing!
Great wee Video and yes the pre spackle prime helps a lot to make out the piece better.
The priming is here to stay!
Dude! Kudos! Great narration and epic results.
Thanks!
Your videos are very helpful to me for learning how to paint and weather for cheap.
Thank you for making these great "how-to"s :)
You're welcome!
killing it with your necromunda builds!!
how long does a project like this take?
A couple weeks usually
I've had the same Thermogrip glue gun since 1987 and it still works great. This is even after leaving it on for four days.
I leave it on for way to long lol
I'd love to see a prespacle prime in grey
Noted!
Def worth the sub
So much fun to watch!
EPIC BUILD 😁😁
Thanks!
Great video, and great sense of humor. Also, best use of an apple product I've seen to date. Looks like I found a new channel. Oh, and by the way- caught that last secret message, but not the one before it. Have a great weekend.
Welcome aboard! Keep your eyes peeled!
@@ScratchBashing Will do, and thanks for the reply. Have a good one.
This looks fucking awesome.
Also gives me a bit of a Mortian vibe, that dude also makes awesome stuff.
Brilliant work. Ideas for pinball machine toys!!!
Loved this and easy to follow
Glad you liked it!!
I love your content mate: Relatable. Creative. Hoardy. Nice.
Ya gotta stay hoardy
Great vid as always, and the priming was very nice
thank you, I'll keep doing it.
Curious about where the danger stripe stencil in multiple sizes came from!
etsy.me/3vF8a45 Tell them Scratch Bashing sent ya!
This looks so good
but also bad, I swear these cities are in a gross state of disrepair..
You have inspired me to try my first scratch bash. No idea what I'm going to make yet. I'm thinking something in Mutant year Zero. I will become a patron as soon as able. Im sharing your video with all my peeps. What impresses me the most about your Content. Is that on top of the out standing creatively and then execution. You freaking record and expertly edit it. I'm in awe.
Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Your technique is very inspirational ✨
Glad you think so!
Inspiring, hilarious, and informative. Thank you for making videos!
inspiring! thank you for the video!
My new favorite channel
Love it!
If you have the time, it’s definitely worth it
Your videos inspire me so much!!! keep it up!!
I shall
0:29 Why did you have to remind me :(
Wait, what happened to Bardscraft?
I think he was pressured into that lifestyle where you have to support yourself with a “real job”.
*sad öates noises*
We need more vidéos like this
Scratch builders are perpetually in that scene from the Lego Movie where Emmett realizes that everything is pieces and there are no rules in how they go together
Generic comment because you deserve the quantifiable data. Keep it up.
Orktober? New ork project coming soon?
You know it! 💚
RIP Bards Craft
The secret messages, damn XD
gotta find em all 😎
You destroyed your kids bead art, given with love, to make terrain? That is pure evil genius!!! 😉
Definitely some kids bead art..
Love your work! Keep it up it's awesome! Just curious - what does the soup goop consist of?
This was a very impressive build, did you have any idea what the finished thing was going to look like or were you just adding as you went? Subscribed!
I knew it was going to be a rectangle at the very least
Nice work! What saw are you using to cut the plastic printer bits?
x-acto hobby saw / razor saw
Hey! I spotted something from Toronto!
🚌
I so love your ideas the always turn out freaking ❤❤🎨👍
brilliant
HP is the greatest company that ever lived
it definitely exists
Do you know about the new subscription based ink service for color printers?
Great videos, but also best crafting TH-cam name
Thank you so much 😀
What do you use to prime this kind of plastic? I made some terrain a little while ago using various bits, but also some thick plastic "re-useable" drinking straws. My primer really did not stick to those pipes at all. I ended up using AK interactive primer and microfiller on those pipes which actually worked great, but that stuff cannot be thinned/cleaned with neither airbrush thinner nor turpentine and it clogged my airbrush, so I had to ruin a brush. It would be great to have some kind of spray can that I can use on all kinds of materials for quick and strong priming.
I use a spray can primer from the hardware store. It's cheap and seems pretty resilient on most surfaces. I have also used automotive primer in the past.
Metro passes are useful for SO many err.. things ;)
I used to use my aussie Medicare card (helth) or my Japanese Pasmo (transport) card for uhh.. hobby related recreational purposes.
Only good to pay for transit and clean up the workbench... that's all
Cool build, cool video. :) Was the pre-spackle paint only for our benefit, or is it something you’d recommend anyone to do?
Do it in your own builds for sure. I usually don't since I have a pretty easy time 'reading' the surface detail in-person.
you seem quite adept at moving powder with a card there mate
It's called cleaning the work surface!!
Don’t mind me, just gonna use this channel for inspiration for my lego stuff, nothing to see here!
For real though this is giving me ideas for my lego stuff (I don’t post it I just sit and build in free time)
Man now I have to go hit up some garage sales
Yes!
10:54 Noticed it hahaha
Where can I find those hazard stripe stencils!!
etsy.me/3vF8a45 Tell them Scratch Bashing sent ya!
It’s orktober, plan to make a new addition to THE WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH?
yes!
@@ScratchBashing in that case, I cannot wait! I’ve never seen ork tek as good as yours!
Really great build and entertaining video. Your sense of humour made this a pleasure to watch. Thank you. Subscribed )O(
what did you mix for that textured rust? I like that effect. Great work.
saw the last comment and the comment on unnecessary detailing. Fun video thanks!
😄
Where does he get those wonderful stencils???
Etsy!
The pre speckle priming is great. V
Yes! I will continue to do it
hahaha cool!
how the heck do you come up with something like that? how can you be so creative?
the madness! I wish I had a look like that too! >.
Oldskool!
I Noticed.... Not sure how to feel about it.
Feel as bad as I do
okay help where do you get the hp printer sheets of hard plastic ? or anything like that like rejected toys and stuff you seem to have lots of but i can never find "free plastic" online because its always how to make plastic free swaps (not what im looking for)
Good ole Torona boy
wow that is an old metropass
I think I followed you on Facebook, thought I might mention that.
thanks!
@@ScratchBashing Your welcome 👍
ASTM C39. Get at me!
MPa value over 9000!