Found your videos because I started looking up D&D stuff! I probably won't ever build this stuff but I love your voice and the level of DETAILS you manage to work into all of your work. It's really art!
This was a huge project. Maybe 80-90 hours after rigging sails and painting. 13 hours of video had to be cut between the whole series. I'm so glad you like it! 😁👍
Could probably buy a boat model kit, I've seen a couple wood kits in the past that were in pretty good scale, and were movable enough to use as terrain in ship-to-ship combat.
Finally someone built a nice ship ! My son and I made some like this for the Saltmarsh adventures 😎
One of my favorite projects. I love my pirate ship. Thank you for checking it out.
This is a very nice design, amazing work
Thank you very much. The ship transforms even further in parts 2, 3 and 4.
Found your videos because I started looking up D&D stuff! I probably won't ever build this stuff but I love your voice and the level of DETAILS you manage to work into all of your work. It's really art!
Thank you very much.
That ship's back end does look good
Do you have an approximate idea of how long this project took you? It looks amazing!
This was a huge project. Maybe 80-90 hours after rigging sails and painting. 13 hours of video had to be cut between the whole series. I'm so glad you like it! 😁👍
@@brokenterrain totally cool BT.
Nice video, great build, enjoy the channel, but you have to work on your nautical terms
The YT algorithm makes me sad. This is criminal that this video doesn’t have at least 20k views. This is so good
Appreciate that. Very proud of the pirate ship build.
I think I'm gonna follow this tutorial and build this in 7 days to die.
It took me way longer than 7 days. 🤣🥲😥 Good luck.
is it posible to make this type of ship out of balsa wood? I'm looking to build a ship for campain that I'm in
I'm sure you pull off something similar in balsa wood. I'd love to see it, share your progress with me on Instagram.
Could probably buy a boat model kit, I've seen a couple wood kits in the past that were in pretty good scale, and were movable enough to use as terrain in ship-to-ship combat.
What brand hot wire cutter are you using?
The Proxxon hot wire cutter amzn.to/3A9QiU0
I haven't started on the video but I'm already super excited to see where this goes. Always wanted to DM a pirate / privateer d&d game.
I hope you like where it goes.😁👍
like! like! like!
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