Craft a Sewer Entrance for Tabletop Gaming
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Craft a Sewer Entrance for Tabletop Gaming. In part four of my Sewer Series we are going to craft entrance and exit for your sewer adventures! I made this out of XPS foam and DAS clay. This exit looks amazing next to the sewer tiles in this series. Download the plans in the link below and follow along !
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The only word I can use to describe this video is EPIC!! My only regret is that I can only LIKE this one time!!
Thank you Benjamin !!
This is by far the best sewer terrain I have seen, although it's also the most complicated. Love your emphasis on design as opposed to just winging it all the time. The results speak for themselves.
I'm really happy you enjoyed the video and thank you for that compliment :)
hard to believe you've only been doing this for 6 months, videos are top notch
Replicant Thanks so much! Always looking to improve.
I love your whole sewer series and plan on crafting my own. I just don't know if my skill level is high enough yet! The only thing missing from your sewers is Erik, The Phantom of The Opera, and his organ music!
True he would go well down there haha. You got it… one step at a time. Have fun, learn and it’s a success :)
Thanks for the DAS clay tutorial - I've seen finished products, but never how it was done. Great piece!
Thank you, and you’re welcome!
To stick the Polly fiber try putting some matte medium directly onto it then stick it in the pipe with tweezers, or try some spray adhesive directly onto the fiber then stick it to the pipe. Once you have it stuck inside then you can use super glue to a couple spots for it to be more permanent. I haven't used it inside a pipe but these are some things I use with Polly fiber, so hopefully it helps.
Da Vinci Thanks for the tip.
It really doesn't matter what hater viewers have to say about what you call something. This man is grown and should be able to call it whatever he wants to call it in his videos. They should let the man create and shut their faces. And if they have that big of a problem with what he calls something, they should go away and find a youtuber who speech they like. These strange birds need to stop thinking they can control people. And we need to always stand up to them and stand our ground so they get the message. We are free men and we speak as freely as we are free. Deal with it.
Right on Bigg Shepp :)
Absolutely fantastic series. That rust effect is stunning and I love the details of the rat and the garbage caught up in the flow. The detailed door and light are great too. Even the little ladder... perfect way to end the series. I just got a Proxxon and can’t wait to start working with some of your templates!
Excellent... The Proxxon will open up a lot of doors for you. Thanks again for the comments Michelle :)
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite crafting channels. Keep up the good work!
Ribbon Dye Thank you so much Ribbon Dye! I appreciate that!
those pieces are nice alone but as a built level they create something truly awesome.
Jos Ray Thank you. They look great all laid out in the table for sure!
this one is very industrial compared to your usual videos (i’ve binged pretty much all your videos now) and i think it would be rlly cool to see some steampunk things from you! like an airship or something
MrMrClock... keep those ideas rolling in... I love them... and thank you for the support!
It’s called a flange in the UK too.
It really doesn't matter. He's a grown a$$ man and should be able to call it whatever he wants to call it. They should let the man create and shut their faces. And if they have that big of a problem with what he calls something, they should go away and find a youtuber who speech they like. These idiots need to stop thinking they can control people. And we need to always stand up to them and stand our ground so they get the message. We are free men and we speak as freely as we are free.
I built some cheap shallow boxes, put down some wax paper, then I put the pieces in that I am going to pour the epoxy resin into. I am a big fan of 5 minute epoxy, that stuff dries clear and is very sticky for the polyfill to adhere to. Superb finale to the series! (PS: Very sorry to hear about the wife's buffet table.)
MacAttack001 Thanks for sharing MacAttack.... she was too haha
John this is simply brilliant. Love your stuff, your style is so very charming. Congratulations on the success of your channel, totally deserved! Greetings from Italy 🍻
Thank you Max. I appreciate hearing that from you ! Can you tell I'm Italian?? :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT really? No way 😮
Max DM Crafting I am. I uploaded a few photos from my backyard for you in my TH-cam Photo Request Album on my Facebook page!
Very good job. You are the master!!!
:) Thank you David !!
I'm not a gamer but am absolutely fascinated with your vision and attention to realistic detail and the rust effect is stunning. Kudos my friend
Thank you Terry! I really appreciate that!
I don't game either. I do make dioramas though and this dude has some good ideas and techniques I can scale up to action figure size. I've even made some terrain for gaming just for fun. I'm getting ready to put a purple worm terrain set up for sale on ebay, along with a few other items. Just need to take time the take some pics and list them.
Very cool series, full of ideas, techniques, and inspiration. I'd like to see more themed series like this.
rstrahan Right on rstrahan!
Enjoy all your builds. Always top shelf.
Thank you Perry. I’m hoping to add to this series in the near future.
Never thought of a pasta maker
Thanks 😀
Sure thing lanyeo.
Absolutely love the last sewer shot. Outstanding work on this series.
Thank you !!! I had a blast working on it.
This is a very beautiful sewer
Thank you :)
Use the same caulking as you used for the water effect to attach the fiberfill. Just a small dot of it should work fine. Then firmly press the fiberfill into it.
Yeah, that's great! Love the twisted metal bars in the grating.
Echo Delta Thank you Echo Delta!
Dude this looks flippin awesome ! For me, the best part of it is the rat swimming. It sells the piece and makes it look uber cool. The entire series is great, it's a fantastic idea to do a series of themed makes that all connect up to make an amazing piece of terrain. Any chance of doing more linked builds over a period of a few weeks ?An undersea Cthulu world would be my request. A* for this one mate.
Thank you! I'll definitely be doing more "Series" videos. I'll add the undersea idea to my list... great idea !
Love the addition of the swimming rat!
Andrew Beasley Thanks, me too.
Dude, you make some awesome stuff for such cheap materials.
Thanks :)
Tabletop WitchCRAFT :D
At dollarama you can get a bag of dried moss, it has all different kinds and colours. Love that you got a pasta machine. I do not watch any other D&d guy.
Thanks for the tip Kenneth !
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT you are welcome.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT also they have these bamboo steamer baskets that have 2 levels,though would be good for one of your projects.
Kenneth Young I’ve seen those, for dumplings right.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT yes and they are great for projects. I bet you could do amazing things with them. Hope to see them in the future on your channel. I like taking things and finding a new use for them,that nobody else would.
Love your sewer series. I'm 3 minutes in and I cant wait to see what you come up with next!!!
So it's entertaining then... good haha... Great video from you this week BTW.
Lovvve your sewer series.
Thank you Maurice :)
The concept is one that is not seen at all or often, corner the niche. I am currently trying to build something with the lights from greenstuff. Maybe do episodes on wiring and lighting?
Beautiful work on this. Especially the door.!!!
Right on... Thanks !!
Absolutely love this series
Thank you :)
The return of the brick blanket!
Haha... good one. Thanks for watching :)
Just awesome work. I’m using it for Necromunda!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
This is going to sound like a left-handed compliment, but I assure you, I mean no disrespect!
I know your channel is young and small, but I really hope you get many, many more subscribers!!! You're very good at this!!!
Mark Lewis Thanks Mark :)
The final of this serie is wonderful. Good ideas everything minute ! Never stop crafting !
Right on Patrick !! Thank you.
Really good work, I will craft this too
Valentin Ukaj Thank you. Have fun with the build!
Really nice build I enjoyed watching your video
Thank you Broyles !
Epic work! You’re talent is amazing! Thanks for putting these videos together!
You got it Tubby! Thanks for watching.
Bloody awesome
Thanks !!
Whoa, John. Man, this whole setup is really cool. Your players must flip when you bust these pieces out for the battle mat. Top notch, baby. Keep 'em coming. Cheers, --Bo
We have a good time when we get together... Thanks Bo!
a high pipe is better in my opinion becaule it allows for a bit of watefall coming in. I'd do the low pipe for the outflow.
Amazing work, thanks for sharing!
Jeroen Jeroen Thank you Jeroen, thanks for watching.
I’m waiting on a modular farmland. Your work is amazing man, keep up the great work.
Steve Kettelson Interesting...I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks Steve.
Wow!! Cool!!
AA M Thanks :)
Awesome work. My kids have asked me to make something similar for their TMNT figures. :O
Thanks, this would be perfect for that!
Brilliant! The whole series has been... thanks for contributing & sharing.
Nugget's Dungeon Terrain Thank you !!
Awesome thanks
More on my sewer series next week!!
You should do another sewer video of a large main chamber. Could have a whirlpool or raised areas. Good way to finish the series.... Boss room?
Odin Winchester I almost added it to the series. I might still :).
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I have been following this sewer series and have started building tiles using your videos as reference with my kids. So gutted this series is over
Odin Winchester I’m sure I’ll add more to the series over time :)
Awesome Series!
Thanks John, I'm glad you enjoyed it !
Have you ever used the silicone clay shaper tools? I think you'd love them, and they come in specialty nibs, multiple sizes!
Yes, I use them quire a bit. Very handy tools!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I haven't seen you use the soft ones, only clay metal tools Just wondering! Love the vids keep'em coming!
You might need some accessories for this one. Sewer bridges and the like
I'm sure over time I'll add to this series :)
So cool!
Romir616 Thank you.
Can you dust the clay with corn flour before you roll the texture over it? That would stop it from sticking. Just use a big fat makeup brush to brush the excess off.
58Kym Have you done this before? I need to try this. Thanks for sharing.
Tabletop WitchCRAFT No I have seen lots of other polymer clay artists doing it tho’ and I thought it might help.
Wow! Great way to end the series. Love it!
Thank you Kevin !
Great job!
Kevin Deleon Thank you!
Freakin’ awesome 👍🏻
A Wallach Thanks 🤘
Steeela build! This sewer is really taking shape and is getting more and more detailed with every piece you add!. Even better is it can be put together any way you like! Will you every do a Science Fiction set? Really looking forward to seeing what you build next!
Andy Gorman Thanks, I have something very special planned for next week!!
Tabletop WitchCRAFT but next week is soooooooo far away! Any hints? plleeeeeaaaasssssssseeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!😉
@@andygorman858 :) hmmm... I'm taking you back to the beginning....
Tabletop WitchCRAFT oh man, can’t wait!!!!!!!!
I loved the rat swimming
Thanks... he was staring at me for the entire build... I had to put him in.
AWESOME
Jacinto Thanks Jacinto!
Brilliant to watch, will be fantastic to make, thank you so much :-)
ImperialKneazle Thank you :)
Cool videos. It looks like a great place for skaven rats will hang out. I was watching a lot of videos after I saw your videos yesterday. I thought this would be cool for Necromunda after I told you some tiles you can make. Make a lava areas, have a metal door glowing orange with an LED light. And have tubes poring out lava or molten metal like at the end of terminator judgement day.
26Snoopy82 Those would look sweet! This sewer series is perfect for a Skaven Lair.
Tabletop WitchCRAFT after the lockdown is over I want to get the supplies to make the sewers. I’m also thinking making a flooded area for the sewer and for Necromunda. I have not done terrain building a lot. I’ve just been painting my armies.
26Snoopy82 Awesome!
Awesome sewer series Bro keep up the great work..
Will do... Thanks Andy.
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
awesome
Thanks.
Amazeballs!!!!!
LOL.... love it :)
Perfect!
Thank you Ben!
Dude, you're in isolation with a woman you've lied to about why you bought a pasta maker?! Clearly you have more to worry about than COVID-19. This is really a great build and you've done a really nice job of developing these instructional videos. Oh,... and thanks for the rat!
LOL... She's a great woman. That look on her face when I said the pasta maker was for clay... (Priceless). Thanks Mike !!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT I suspect that she is. Both of you stay safe.
For everything else their's mastercard
Paul Bateman :)
Do you plan on co-labing with Black Magic Craft at all? I feel you two can really benefit bouncing ideas and making something really cool happen.
If I was afforded that opportunity I wouldn’t turn it down.
I saw someone use Quick Grip Glue on poly fiber. Don't know how it reacts to XPS foam though.
suznacky Thanks for the tip.
Love it mate!
Thanks !
What was the word the English were giving you flack over? Flange?
Oh... Bell end. Hahaha.
You hit the nail on the head :)
i use white woodglue for almost everything.
Yes, I'm becoming a huge fan myself.
Very good work. Reminds me of the TMNT sewers. I am working on an acid spill. How would you do a monster drooling acid and forming a pool of it?
Thank you. I loved watching TMNT as a kid. I'm sure some inspiration was drawn from that! Check out my HD Dungeon tile video. I make some pipes leak green sludge... I would say to follow that method... but there are a lot of ways to do that. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/Aop-pcsfn-U/w-d-xo.html
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT
Thank you I will. Since you remember the Turtles, do you remember Heman, & the Thundercats? Maybe give their terrain a try?
@@joehayward4545 I've had requests for some Thundercats stuff already.. I'm keeping it in mind. I have almost all of the original He-Man collection. Probably worth nothing because I played with them all the time haha. I'll add this to my list. Thanks.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT
I myself do a lot of terrain. I try to stick to the future, magical, or alien terrain. I also result minis, ( upgrade them you could say). I am trying right now on how to turn some human minis into werecreatures. Having some trouble with that.
joe hayward kitbash and green stuff :)
Great video and great build as always. Does the clay add any significant amount of weight to your builds?
Christopher Murray It does compared to just foam. It feels like your holding something more substantial.
Really
Enjoying your videos! A lot of great, easy to follow details. I’m new to crafting and starting a project soon. What glue would you recommend to glue XPS foam to wood? I’m making a display board for my army and want to make sure to foam really bonds well. Thanks!
Matt Cappelli Wood glue works well with foam, so to bond it to wood, that would be my choice. Do a small test sample ahead of time. It’ll need a day or so to fully cure. I’m glad the videos are giving you some ideas!! Thanks.
Tabletop WitchCRAFT thanks for the quick reply! Would I need to clamp the foam to the wood?
Looking forward to binging your videos!
Matt Cappelli Well I would definitely add some weight to it, but I’d be weary of calming it and crushing the foam.
Tabletop WitchCRAFT sounds good! Thanks!
always amazed at how creative you are John and you are super hot too! :)
Have you considered using a chisel to remove material? It”s what I was thinking before you just went ahead and removed the plug and used a slice from the back.
Hi Ralph, I'm not sure I follow exactly... can you explain more?
Tabletop WitchCRAFT at 4:34 or so, when you start to remove the material from the center with the sculpting tool, before you cut all the way through and then re-insert the slice. You could use a chisel to more easily remove the unwanted material. If your material was wood rather than xps you would use a chisel.
@@ralphhodge4295 Oh yeah, ok. You could use that, but way easier with the circle cutter :) If you don't have one, definitely get creative on how you would remove the foam.
there is no reason you can't still use that roller for pasta..
I notice you don't use UV glue.. any particular reason? I can never get the shit to sit right while holding the light
Well my wife will be happy to hear that haha.... Actually I just used UV resin last night for a build coming up. It has its uses, not often, but its nice to have when you need it. Time to upgrade your UV light to the bat signal.
Deep thought: At the end of the sewer is where they make green stuff for your rats.
🤯 haha. I like it!
What kind of foam are you using ?
XPS and foam core
Try gorrilla glue
Dude. Make your wife some Pasta!
Oh we like to cook, I actually made her some but cut it by hand. More like fettuccini than spaghetti. :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Good man! lol
Flange.....teee heeeee.
Tee Heeing at me :) haha