Building a DWARF HOUSE for Crippled God Foundry's new Miniatures
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In this video I build a custom miniature house for a band of angry dwarfs inspired by Crippled God Foundry's new line of resin miniatures.
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Black Magic Craft I can see either grumpy or doppy driving the mec suit or have grumpy duel wielding the axes.
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The chimney's... They have no raincaps! 😂
Dan1985 I don’t fucking care. It’s a house for a pretend world game where dwraves live. It’s not a museum diorama of a real building. 😂🤯😩
Greatest takeaway from the whole video:
"Nobody is gonna care. It's gonna look fine."
It's like theater scenery, in a way. "If it looks ugly, you're standing too close."
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Black magic craft:” PVA? Ain’t nobody got time for that!”
Immediately uses pva
Now it needs a workshop with crane to service the killer robot-suit the one of the dwarfs was having.
When you where taking about participating to spray foam you reminded me of how I react when people say they can't paint, draw, craft. If you want to be good at something you have to practice, people aren't born with the ability to cut foam straight or draw perfect circles. Not every try will result in perfection but it is worth persevering.❤️
For a minute there, honestly all I could think of was Bob Ross saying "There are no mistakes, only happy accidents." 😆🎨
OMG I've just wrote it above... !! :)
Crippled God Foundry's stuff is on sale for Black Friday. 20% off most stuff!!! Really nice PC miniatures.
“Every paint job is the first paint job.”
And here I thought I was dumb for not remembering every cool technique I learn on the way. Good to know I’m not alone in that. 😝😎
How appropriate that this shows up just after listening to “Diggy Diggy Hole” by The Yogscast and “When the Hammer Falls” by Clamavi De Profundus
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Hey I just finished listening to misty mountains epic metal cover😂
As soon as this video ends, I'm running off to listen to those XD
I am a dwarf and I'm digging a hole...
@@Katzztar Clamavi De Profundis has been doing A LOT of awesome dwarf songs! Not only did they do their own outstanding versions of Song of Durin and Misty Mountains, but they've made they're own Tolkien/Fantasy-inspired Dwarf songs: When the Hammer Falls, and Dragonshore! They're all outstanding and I love that they've given the dwarves so much more respect!
Awesome build! I love the variety of looks you tackle in all your different builds. I hope you can find some relief from your anxiety regarding your channel and the upcoming changes. As a community member I know that we will support you through the transition whatever changes may come. Necessity is the mother of invention, if it becomes necessary we will be here to help you figure out a new way to move forward and keep your new found business afloat. Many happy thoughts and warm support coming your way!
Have you tried a cheap contour gauge for making perfect joining pieces? I was just doing tiling in a bathroom and it just occurred to me to use it for terrain houses
I really like the fact that you mention your errors... 'Cause, it's clear for everyone whose doing crafing, that above all the tricks and technics, what we all do on a regular basis is : problem solving !!! So my favorites parts in your are when you explain how you worked on creativity to outcome a bad situation !! Let's not AND NEVER forget the heavenly words of Bob Ross about mistakes !!!
I really love how this building turned out. I feel like it could easily also work as a home on an agri-world in Warhammer 40K or any setting with a steampunk element.
I enjoyed your roasting of your commenters as much as the craft build! ;-)
Naaaah! Dwarfs lives underground so you have to find another creatures to live in it :D
Cool project, as always!
Btw the prince was transformed into a bear in some versions of the fairy tale
leescience That’s what I was thinking too, Snow White and Rose Red. I would have enjoyed seeing a fierce warrior or druid Snow White in the set.
Great work as always !! Have you considered investing in a "contour gauge" ($10.00 US). I think it would help your templating significantly.
The house looks great! I've been playing a Grim inspired campaign for a while and was getting bored of it but this video have me some motivation. Thank you for your hard work.
The "barn" section could be a garage for the exo-skeleton-thing with a big metal gate on the front. Great build. Awesome.
Inspiring video as always - can’t wait to incorporate some of these techniques in a build :D
Came from the Crafsman’s newest video to watch this one...life is good
Indeed!
I can totally relate with doing things in a different way even though I have a perfectly fine way of making something look good. But that's what makes us better at this kind of stuff, as well as keeping it interesting. Great video as always!
Don't worry about the bubbles in the glass, hand poured glass has bubbles. Also, as my daddy used to say, no one's gonna notice from a galloping horse.
be honest, you wanted to work out your pencil technique huh
I wish I were able to give this more than one thumb up. Well done in model and in video work.
It does look EXTREMELY good, man! Honest congratulations!!! =)
Good work man, an honest.. build/review. I enjoyed it.
The dwarf with mecha... sounds like an artificer class,(at least that what I think the class was called in Forgotten Realms books) which always seemed to me as engineers in a medieval settings
Instantly made me think of WHFB Dwarven Brewery or something like that... so, objective Dwarven Cottage achieved I would say ^^
Great video! I love them all and get ideas and inspiration from you.
Another great build! I will definitely use some of those techniques in future projects, thank you
You are like the Macgyver of miniature hobbies. I've never seen anyone just grab stuff,and turn it into a work of art! Awesome brother 🤘
You're videos are even helping me with my woodworking skills. Love the channel.
I don't mean to sound like a hater, but this episode felt a bit off. The little cutaways felt unnecessary, and out of character. When you cut away to say "this would later be ripped off" it felt so bizarre, like why not just say that, why cut away? Or when you cut away to freak out about the chimney, it felt so wrong, like I actually cringed. I really don't mean to sound like a hater, I love your videos and I really really liked this build, I just wanna give my 2 cents
Can't please everyone.
Really love the vids man, top 3 TH-camrs for sure. Speaking of my favorite TH-camrs Scott from MINIAC just announced his very own mini. Any Chance you get your hands on one and do a vid for it? Would really love to see your take on it!
Love watching these videos. You inspire me all the time
Awesome build. It looks amazing and I like that you took inspiration from the miniatures.
I find that when I’m running a game is when I find I need something new for my table. Which is good to inspire, but I don’t want to build things that are game specific, and I couldn’t use in too many other situations.
Buildings, however are a lot more flexible.
I wanted to comment because I remembered something from back when I was in school, and I would build with my legos to make towns and such.
I started to run out of ideas and made repetitive styles of buildings. Then I looked at some buildings from my favorite game at the time. (Elder Scrolls 3)
With this, I started recreating things from the game into my other hobby with somewhat of a twist. So if you’re ever in need for some awesome visual inspiration, games like that definitely helped me out with the need to try something new and gave me a fresh look at things.
Keep on crafting. Love your work
That cottage looks fantastic and that was with a *mistake* in nearly every piece of the build - amazing. Sooner or later, I really will have to try one of these builds - it will be tricky getting foam, probably needs to be an online buy. That's one disadvantage of living in the middle of nowhere; even a tube of paint is tricky.
Good Luck with this COPPA nonsense. I really think you should be OK; some other hobbies are much more likely to be classed as "aimed at kids".👍
Just use foamboard or foamcore, whatever they call it in your area. I've used foamboard, balsa and cardboard as my main construction materials. Even won £50 in a UK terrain contest for the Fallout Wasteland Warfare miniatures game, using only those materials.
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@@cycoholic Cardboard, I can manage - I eat cornflakes.👍 Anything else, balsa, foamboard, paints etc means a 5 hour return train journey to Inverness and taxis to B+Q and back from the station. Do-able of course but a pain in the bits. And, of course, when you get there, "We're out of stock. It should be in tomorrow." Happens every time.😀
I'm well used to it though and eBay/Amazon are your friends.👍
@@2H80vids You certainly are out in the sticks! You certainly can get what you need through ebay and amazon. I use thick cardboard for the bases, think it's about 4 mm thick. I get that on ebay myself. I know you can get foamboard in different sizes these days, you should be able to find someone selling a pack of it in say 1 foot squares. Would be far easier to ship than a single large sheet of rhe stuff. If not, see if they'll cut it down in size for you. I also recently found someone on ebay selling sheets of the same sort of foam that BMC uses to build terrain, but they're here in Australia. Maybe you could find someone doing the same closer to home if you want to go down that route.
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@@cycoholic Yep, I think that's the plan. I've built up quite a collection of stuff from packaging etc which might get me started though. That way, I can maybe see what I like working with before commiting to an actual order. I watch a lot of TH-cam channels and I've picked up a load of tips. I reckon a lot of folk overthink this stuff and I like the way Jeremy adapts his builds to what he has available.
@@2H80vids Totally! Start off small and work with what you have at hand or cheap and inexpensive. Work out if you enjoy the hobby and then if so you can up your commitment. Main thing is do what you enjoy at a level you can afford. There is no need to go the foam and hotwire route that Jeremy has. After tinkering with card and foamboard, see if you can get some samples of the foam he uses and try building with that. I'm about to give that a go. And if you like using that type of foam construction, you can always save up for a proxxon hotwire. I recently found an official proxxo outlet not far from my place here in Australia. They don't list the hotwire cutter on their site, they seem to be more on the industrial side. But I bet they could get one in.
In short, start small, and with what you have at hand. And if you enjoy it, keep at it and keep practicing.
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My favorite build you have done so far. I have used these techniques on all of my other projects. Thank you for the inspiration. Keep up the good work.
That turned out fantastic, man! Beautiful work! And I see you using your new spray booth, sweet!
Could you build some Starwars inspired terrain to use with ffgs system, or the old saga edition and homebrew???
Yes please.
Fantastic! I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Also, just as a side note, one of your dwarfs has to be a hunter - hence the bear, it is his hunting pet! (Too much World of Warcraft!)
i've never played table top games before, but i love watching your videos... i really enjoy watching u make these amazing scenes and pieces... thank u for sharing
Nice job, I appreciate that you include your 'wish I had done it differently' moments as well.
This is one of my favorite builds you've done. Great work.
As far as the bubbles in the windows go, that's perfectly historical. Lots of bubbles in old glass.
Breakfast & BMC. Today will be a wonderful day! Greetings from GER
This is one of my favorite projects. That is saying s lot because I ADORE your work.
I love your builds, D&D is not my thing but I want to apply your methods to model railroad based on Fallout 4. Thanks so much.
Thank you for talking about spray paint and foam. I have done tests with my foam and found spray paint and distance that works for me and my foam. My friends asks me how I did it and I tell them to test the different kinds of spray paint and distances. Most don't believe me. Now I will show them this video.
The Steam-Punk Mech dwarf would be a perfect fit in Wolsung!
Love it Jeremy, keep up the amazing work.
You never fail to amaze me with your builds, congratulations, sir!
Another great video ... Thanks to the chimneys though! Otherwise it would have been a disaster😂😂😂
I love how this piece evolved and changed as you went along. It's great that you ambassador this kind of process. You make me laugh how you're an "instant gratification" kind of guy and know how some processes will drive you nuts. Fabulous build. Can you now design a shrink ray so I can be shrunk and move in please. 😉
I love your art so much! You never fail to inspire and motivate us! ❤️❤️❤️
5:20 I'd argue, it *shouldn't* be perfect, as it makes it more organic and immersive.
Love your videos and I’ve really learned things from them. I really hope all the content creators get an easy way to mark their content not for children and this can all go away and everyone can get back to what makes them happy. Best wishes
Honestly I think this is my favorite of your builds. Absolutely stellar dude!
"Stop being so afraid of spray paint!"
Man this is in sharp contrast to your advice in your early videos. Really shows how you have advanced as a crafter.
It’s a lot less about me as a crafter and more about my comfort level giving advice. I’ve always used spray paint, but was very cautious to use it in video or say it’s ok because that just ends in people melting their work and getting mad at me for it....like happened when I recommended super safe clear coat. People still managed to cause melting. I don’t care any more though, people gotta learn 😬
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial that's fair. Oh also, I think I've noticed you've stopped using minwax for your clear coat. Is there a reason for that?
Yup. Switched to Krylon....Explained on my essential equipment page.....short answer is minwax yellows after a few years. But I don’t bother using anything most of the time now.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial thanks! Keep up the good work.
29 people dislike Dwarves and creativity..........such a shame. Cool build Man!!!
Beautiful work! Love how it turned out, only thing i might suggest to add in the future would be a barn/workshop for the mech dwarf to play in :)
Wow man, this was an amazing build! The minis are also badass.
At 5:14 i was in live with this build. Im totaling going to make one or two of these for my collection of terrain. Thanks for the idea. Love your channel.
Another awesome build and thanks for some new techniques!
Thank god he got that chimney in there at the end, I was about to lose it...
Really awesome build that fits with the mini's. I love the Chimneys
Love the Fantasy + Steampunk appearance of the finished house/inn/building. Great project that really ties in beautifully with those Crippled God Foundry miniatures which I am about to check out their products for the first time right now.
PS - OH MY GOODNESS! Not sure if you mentioned it but I was pleasantly surprised that ALL of the miniatures sold by Crippled God Foundry are ALSO available from them as downloadable 3D printer files! AWESOME!
Chimney? Really? It won’t break the concept. BUT that’s my opinion. Stay safe. Have fun.
Awesome build, Jeremy!! It looks fantastic!!
Have you ever used "Green Stuff World's" product called "SPIDER SYRUM" ? It's supposed to get awesome looking cobwebs on dioramas and buildings, but I can't find a review anywhere. So if you haven't used it, is there any chance of you testing it out and seeing if it's of any use, or if the hype on their website is OTT ? Thanks.
The house turned out so pretty it could be an official part of the set with miniatures.
Yay on a new house build!❤️
StyroDur PSA for those of you in the States:
My local big box store is Menards and I noticed an insulation board in their building materials section that is yellow in color and higher density than the big sheets of blue or pink. I don't know whether it's the same as StyroDur but it is definitely higher density and I find that it carves significantly better than the pink stuff. You can find it on their website with the SKU 1631228. It appears to be "CertiFoam" by DiversiFoam and looks like it's discontinued but there's is still a lot of stock where I am. Right now it's in 1x24x24" squares for $5.
First impression .. what a cool new video set with the red backlight to black and turntable and all. This looks really good.
The build is awesome. Try out and introduce all the new techniques, very good. Using the shifting lands fences is also perfect for this build.
I love you little comedy inserts. Chimneyyyyyy! :-D Wish to see such more often.
All in all a great video. New type of build, new techinques, new video style .. very entertaining, very surprisingly.
Thank you very much.
You're right. This is an especially pretty piece. I love the roof but all of it really. I really like that you change your paint techniques because, for me, I need variable possibilities on painting (I'm the dollhouse gal, not a gamer). So every time you do some other than the dark blacker type stuff, it gives me new ideas. In that vein, your paint jobs are beautiful--proof positive, that one or two coats just does not cut it. I find it takes minimum 3-5 layers to get really cool effects--which is, I think, about what you use. Just did an entire roof in egg carton "slate." (1600 "shingles" to hand cut.) Used maybe 5 colors on it. It looks awesome.
Your tutorials are an inspiration for me. I make buildings for my Garden railroad in 1/24 scale, using your techniques and ideas.
Thank you.
Really great build and inspirational video! I love the way it turned out. Especially the cracks in the stucco and how chunks of it have fallen off here and there! Two thumbs way up!
that bear would be useful for my army in Bolt Actions Konflikt 47 as Wojtek the bear that assisted the polish army in World War II as a mascot and loved beer and smoking cigarettes
Remember how you got that stucco paintjob, because it worked like a dream. Cracking build. Those factory made kits [even with the greatest paint jobs] are far too clean, especially ruins. This piece has a warmth that breathes life into it - irrespective of whatever the inhabitants get upto inside! Fun to watch & I can tell, fun to build.
Awesome build! Anyone build just to build? What do you do with them afterwards?
I have a question; where can I get one of those slow spinning displays/lazy-susan thing you have? I've been looking for one just like that.
Love those chimneys!!!
Are you dropping weight? Maybe I’m still not used to the beard being gone but you’re looking slim. Great build as always. I need to make a better effort at being willing to try new things as much as you do.
Great looking build. Out of curiosity, is there a reason you make all your timber bits out of foam, instead of using thin planks of balsa wood? I've used balsa on some of my old models and it works pretty well. It's got a nice tight grain that drybrushes up pretty well, and you could easily use your pencil to add some deeper grain if you wanted.
This looks amazing!
I really enjoyed this video, and the end product! Unfortunately I'm struggling to find a good supplier for easy peel foam core in the UK (especially since I've been isolating at home since March so can't go shopping). I've tried three online sellers, but all of them have been near impossible to remove the paper. If anyone reading this knows of an online supplier please let me know!
sometimes you have to do something the wrong way intentionally to support the "better way" that you know of, a. just in case it ends up being better and b. to enforce your understanding of what 'wrong' looks like.
Hey, that female dwarf doesn't have a beard! Old D'n'D controversy...
Good idea...succes..
This is an awesome looking little house. You did a great job. One small part bothers me though. The part where you cut off part of the door frame, because a piece of 'wood' was going across the side of the house where the door was going. That just looks odd, you should not have cut the door frame. Another thing is that at the end of the video, I would have liked to see a slow shot, going around, showing the entire, completed, house. Other than that, great video 👍
I couldn't help it; the two mini-rants in the video both made me grin because sometimes that's what it takes to *really* make a point. All in all, this build was very impressive; from the detailed timber to the bronze roof, this definitely has a Dwarven feel to it. Using the wrought iron fences as both roof decorations and porch railings was a great choice since it helps sell the somewhat eclectic nature of the house. As for the windows, live and learn; although I will say that, looking at the analogous time period that most fantasy settings are based on, it was quite common for panes of glass to have bubbles and defects so in the end, even though you didn't intend it I say it adds a little touch of realism.
Water-based spray paints are a thing and have changed how I use foam. Check out Montana for a line of water-based cans with good coverage.
Impressed as always! Well done!
Cool trick with the bricks beneath the stucco. What's this about changes to TH-cam? Haven't heard about that.
JEREMEY YOU DIDN'T ADD A CHIMNEY EVERYONE PANI-
oh never mind
How do you decide how big/small to make the buildings? For some reason, they seem soo small. I fear once i get started Id make mine gigantic by comparison. Is there a reason their small?
Fantastic build love your use of different materials ans how you can make mistakes and come up wirh way tp cover them up on the fly love ypur videos grate to watch and very entertaining and educational
Awesome miniatures and the cottage is superbly incredible
The minis look great. The monster queen could very well be used as a zombie giant. A little disappointed with the bear; I would prefer a rougher texture for the fur which would help hide the areas where pieces connect to each other.
The house looks great - as they always do - but I would prefer the roof to be a little more red, or the wood to be more brown to make it easier to separate the two colors.
If it ever helps for future reference with the direction of the "corrugated metal" they always go vertical on a roof to allow rain and snow to flow off. But Obviously your builds are fantasy and have an artistic element to them and don't have to imitate real life.