If you see this, I'd like to say I've never seen a TH-cam crafter who used carving knives before. From a person with two sets of knives who's a beginning whittler herself-- OUT EFFING STANDING! I never considered using them for scatter terrain before and you've given me some ideas. Thanks a ton!
Our tinies getting interested is the best feeling. My 5yr has been into my crafting for a while and started building his own things (with help). He’s got a nice little collection started.
Ohhh it so is ! Honestly get so much happiness out of seeing her craft. Thats brilliant! Keep it going, what a great hobby to share as they get older :D
@@Nat1videos "If more of us valued lord of the rings references and quotes and memes above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world." - Thorin Jokinshield
haha believe me they are all quite different, I wish I could do it better... But to be honest I should probably have done each face with a different expression to each other. Maybe for a different project :D
Oh wow, it feels like fate, I'm just ordering some foam for carving and I find this tutorial. Thank you for helping us all learn how to craft cool and affordable scenery for our tables.
This is absolutely awesome! Love it and love how your daughter is getting involved. Perhaps she will become a storyteller herself, with all of this encouragement!
I just started getting into painting miniatures and I’m thinking about trying my hand at DnD as well. I love your tutorials because they are great starting points to show it is possible and it doesn’t have to be super extravagant or complex to look good.
I don't think I've enjoyed a build video this much in a very long time! The commentary from the dwarves, the great techniques, and a wonderful giveaway all made for an awesome experience.
Four sarcophagi, and four columns, but the columns are not portraits, because they all look the same. Would you not have had more fun doing individual portraits? That's an advantage of carving over moulding - each piece of a set can be individual. Also, if the scenario led the PCs to be looking for the pillar of Haldruin the One-Eyed, then there could be more potential there. Good stuff, though. Tempted to have a go. The carving gloves look awkward to me. Perhaps they could make them to cover just the highest-at-risk bits of your hands.
oh wow! Thanks for the comment Lindy :D .. Thats a good point actually! I guess I was keeping it as simple as possible just to show the techniques... the attached tutorial is for this specific face shape. You should definitely give it a go. To be honest I never really wear the gloves, but with youtube I often get comments from 'Health and safety" / "PPE" nerds. So just demonstrating it for people not used to handling knives. Thanks again for watching and the comment ;)
I used to carve wood spirits out of bass wood.i hadn't thought about them in years then I saw this vid and now I'm digging in my closet looking for my carvers.your channel is awsome and thank you for inspiring me once again
Every time you make a terrain set like this, it makes me want to spend the weekend making some as well. This is going to be a good weekend for it and I have some inspiration too! Well done.
I would never have thought about using wood carving tools, and there was me fighting with using a cheap retractable knife. Brilliant tips and tricks for a near beginner x
Sir, you have really mastered carving! I am not just saying that as an entry into the giveaway. It is so cool seeing skills being transferred from one seemingly unrelated hobby into another.
I've done a lot of foam work in my day, but not as much freehand carving. My grandfather did woodcarving that actually resembled the dwarven face stones quite similarly, definitely have to try out the techniques on a small scale!
Cheers Ben! Yeah, I learned the technique by carving woodspirits ... just transferred over to foam with a few added details to make the pillar shape :D
I was so fun to watch you hand carve again. Those were some of my favorite videos back in the day. You have a true talent my friend! I also love your patience with your daughter. I'm sure she will learn a lot from her daddy.
Thanks! She is doing well... She knows a lot of the techniques now, just about honing in the fine motor skills. I am glad she is interested in creativity :D
I love this build and how it turned out. I'm pretty new to terrain building. So far I've been focusing on things that could be interchangeable between fantasy and historical war gaming - Tutor houses, wooden boats, things like that. I have not tried building anything Dwarven myself yet but this definitely gives me some ideas. I look forward to trying some of these techniques.
Nice work, both on the carving and the video! Speaking as somebody permanently scarred from a model knife mishap 35 years ago: always use carving gloves! :-D
What a fantastic video! I start learning the Proxxon hot wire cutter and know how to use a retractable blade but CARVING xps foam?! Woah, why didn't I think of that. Thank you!
Love this build, so much character to it. My kids “helps” out a lot when I am crafting as well 😂. A lot of fun but sometimes less helpful but it looked like as she did good 👍🏻😁.
haha it's all about finding the right activity for them to help with! ... I do have the same problem sometimes, like if she want's to "help" with painting 😅
@@Nat1videos Yeah true that. I am going let her give flocking a try. My 6 year old is painting a big Reaper spider for the moment but with Contrast paints so the result isn’t that bad😁.
This is so impressive. My jaw is on the floor... Beginner crafter here, just building up my tool kit. Thanks for the video share on Reddit! You just got a subscriber.
Thanks Lucas! We are getting there slowly... I think I need to find more interesting titles and thumbnails to get more views. But I can't complain, any growth is good :)
Yes! Its a much sturdier blade, takes a lot longer to dull the blade and the blade is also a bit longer... also the shape of the handle is really nice to hold in various positions , so very useful for this kind of thing :D
I've just started following you after Jim from @TabletopEngineer mentioned you. I loved what I saw of your work so I am now a subscriber. I used to do a lot of wood Carving, but lost my tools during a move. Couldn't bring myself to replace them since they had belonged to my grandfather.
Very nicely done. It is always amazing to see how adding the different textures to a piece of scenery really makes it pop and feel more alive. Also kudos for having such a willing assistant. Can't wait to see her own creations in the future.
Thanks! To be honest that video, even though good for the techniques, is a little dated. I had no idea how to film properly back then... still useful though I hope :)
I’ve been wanting to get into tabletop rpg’s and creating terrain pieces, and these videos have been really helpful in letting me figure out how the hobby works. Also I kinda need some good carving knives.
Awesome terrain as alway. Every time I see one of your videos I think I’m gonna give terrain ago, then I don’t and do another miniature. If I win this prize it will be the kick up the arse to actually do some!!!
Oh wow... thanks so much for the tip! Much appreciated. I love the TTCG, great place. I often don't know if I should share videos there but figured people might find this one useful. Thanks for watching :D
I watched the start of this and was going 'ooo blocks of XPS foam!' - it's worrying that I'm so excited of blocks of foam! I bought a hot knife after watching your last video, I haven't got round to using it yet, but it's on the list - the ever growing list of projects! Oh and a Discord request from me too, please 😊 Nic
This was an excellent and wholesome video that I keep coming back to. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm hoping that I've picked up some tips and tricks as I set off on a journey to make some Middle Earth friendly terrain of my own.
Cheers Jonathan! Get that set off the wish list and in to your hands ;) You would do such cool things with them I am sure. In with a chance of winning a set now lol
Carving XPS with a carving knife is a great idea!
I love it !!
Loved having your kiddo in this one. So sweet!!! Very cool project!
Thank you! haha she is trying hard to sneak in to my videos...
If you see this, I'd like to say I've never seen a TH-cam crafter who used carving knives before. From a person with two sets of knives who's a beginning whittler herself-- OUT EFFING STANDING! I never considered using them for scatter terrain before and you've given me some ideas. Thanks a ton!
Thanks so much! Thats awesome. Yeah, its such a practical tool I use mine all the time... I have yet to find a more useful tool :D
Our tinies getting interested is the best feeling. My 5yr has been into my crafting for a while and started building his own things (with help). He’s got a nice little collection started.
Ohhh it so is ! Honestly get so much happiness out of seeing her craft. Thats brilliant! Keep it going, what a great hobby to share as they get older :D
There hasn't been that much of a dwarven massacre since Smaug! 😂 Fantastic as always! These look amazing 🙂
haha comment of the day! Thanks mate ;)
@@Nat1videos "If more of us valued lord of the rings references and quotes and memes above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world." - Thorin Jokinshield
It always amazes me how you're able to carve those columns so exact every time. If you told me they were printed or moulded, I'd believe you.
haha believe me they are all quite different, I wish I could do it better... But to be honest I should probably have done each face with a different expression to each other. Maybe for a different project :D
I appreciate the complex shapes you use. Non 90 degree angles are underrated.
Thanks! I got a bit bored with squares and circles haha
Oh wow, it feels like fate, I'm just ordering some foam for carving and I find this tutorial. Thank you for helping us all learn how to craft cool and affordable scenery for our tables.
Awesome! It's fun to do, I hope you enjoy making some cool stuff :D
This is absolutely awesome! Love it and love how your daughter is getting involved. Perhaps she will become a storyteller herself, with all of this encouragement!
Thank you so much! I hope she does, I would love that more than you know :D Thanks for watching !
Happy to see the return of the dwarf faces. And the tomb is tempting to build.
Thanks! It's a fun little project :D
I just started getting into painting miniatures and I’m thinking about trying my hand at DnD as well. I love your tutorials because they are great starting points to show it is possible and it doesn’t have to be super extravagant or complex to look good.
Thank you ! yeah exactly, you can make some pretty cool stuff with a few simple techniques... and most of all it's fun to do also :D
Столбы в виде Гномов - это КРУТО! Pillars in the form of Dwarfs are COOL!
Thanks :D
I love, love, love the Dwarven statues!! However, your assistant is the absolute best!
Thanks so much Kim! Yes she is wonderful, love her to bits :D
Not sure why this popped up on the frontpage, but I'm glad I clicked the video. Results are stellar!
Thanks so much! So glad you clicked the video :D
Those pillars are so impressive! It's amazing what you can do with foam, such a versatile material.
Thanks! Yep, XPS foam is great! Such a useful material :D
I don't think I've enjoyed a build video this much in a very long time! The commentary from the dwarves, the great techniques, and a wonderful giveaway all made for an awesome experience.
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed it :D
Four sarcophagi, and four columns, but the columns are not portraits, because they all look the same. Would you not have had more fun doing individual portraits? That's an advantage of carving over moulding - each piece of a set can be individual. Also, if the scenario led the PCs to be looking for the pillar of Haldruin the One-Eyed, then there could be more potential there. Good stuff, though. Tempted to have a go. The carving gloves look awkward to me. Perhaps they could make them to cover just the highest-at-risk bits of your hands.
oh wow! Thanks for the comment Lindy :D .. Thats a good point actually! I guess I was keeping it as simple as possible just to show the techniques... the attached tutorial is for this specific face shape. You should definitely give it a go. To be honest I never really wear the gloves, but with youtube I often get comments from 'Health and safety" / "PPE" nerds. So just demonstrating it for people not used to handling knives. Thanks again for watching and the comment ;)
Oh a Lindybeige and Nat 1 Videos collab is a priority would be great!
The little voices are amazing ! It made my day so much better ! Also great work, i wouldn't dream of carving foam this cleanly.
Thank you !! A little practice and anyone can do it ;)
This is the first hand carved foam video I have seen. I usually come across hot wire tool videos but using a whittle type knife is brilliant.
You can do a lot with the knife! I may have to do some more tutorials on it now.... people seem to like this :)
those carved pillars are some of the coolest terrain ive seen lol
Thank you so much :D
A lovely video once again. Lovely to see G taking an active interest too! Thanks for the shoutout to my sconces!
Thank you dude! No problem, people love those sconces!
I used to carve wood spirits out of bass wood.i hadn't thought about them in years then I saw this vid and now I'm digging in my closet looking for my carvers.your channel is awsome and thank you for inspiring me once again
Yes!! Dig them out :D Such a great tool :D
Every time you make a terrain set like this, it makes me want to spend the weekend making some as well. This is going to be a good weekend for it and I have some inspiration too! Well done.
Awesome! Go for it!! Put it this way you only have something to gain from the experience, so get crafting :D
I would never have thought about using wood carving tools, and there was me fighting with using a cheap retractable knife. Brilliant tips and tricks for a near beginner x
The carving knife is so useful. I do have a stanley knife also but I rarely use it ...
Hi Nat, So impressed with the Dwarven Totems.
Such a shock when you started breaking them up!
Thanks! haha it had to be done sadly... for the cause of art haha
I love the freehand work you do. I’m always impressed by the size and scale of the big builds you do but your freehand skill is just as impressive.
Thanks so much! I need to do more carving on the channel... I have done a lot with the proxxon on. Need a balance between the 2 :)
Amazing how having a wee helper adds to the experience. Lovely terrain always excited to see a new Nat 1 Video pop up in my feed.
Awesome! Yeah I do love crafting with her... it's fun with an activity like this where she really is helping!
A lovely hidden gem of a channel that I’m glad I unearthed ☺️
Always learning neat little tips and tricks.
Thank you so much :D
I'd never thought of using wood carving knives for foam before. I have to give it a go
Such a handy tool :D
Love the dwarven architecture, and brilliant that you could do that with a handheld knife - Great job!
Thanks so much :D
I do like the flocking on the faces themselves. Gives them a more disused look.
yeah totally!! Trying to go for that mossy over grown look :)
I really like you share your passion with your family. And something for middle earth (wargame or rpg) is always welcome 😁
Thanks! I love it when the little one wants to be involved... I hope her interest grows and grows :)
Beautiful! So happy to see you using the carving tools again, it brings such a natural finish to terrain and your results are always fantastic!
Thanks Chris ! It's been fun to pick it up again... need to figure out something else to carve now :)
That skit got me way more than it should have 😂
haha thanks! I almost didn't include that lol
Loved the dwarf skit. Great carving too.
Cheers! haha I had fun with that :D
Sir, you have really mastered carving! I am not just saying that as an entry into the giveaway. It is so cool seeing skills being transferred from one seemingly unrelated hobby into another.
Thank you so much! Still lots to improve... I really am still a beginner. I see what other people can do and I'm like... wow
Love the blending of carving techniques and foam crafting!
Thank you :D
Never considered using carving but this has got my mind running with creative ideas!
Honestly it is so much fun! Definiely give it a try :D
Would love to!
Although I think you made it look deceptively easy 😂
I love that little burial mound. Very cool.
Thanks so much :D
I love watching you go back to your roots!!!! Love the scatter terrain! 😊
Thanks so much! Was fun to do again... itching to do more now :)
These stones are lovely. Adding them to the pile of stuff I want to make at a later date.
Awesome ! Thank you :D
Oooohhhh! I’d love to try my hand at carving some Dwarven pillars, and that prize pack would be amazing!
Fingers crossed ;)
Amazing watching you carving in the classic style again!
Thanks :D
Those 4 Dwarven head columns are magnificent. Im gluing up some foam today and will attempt to recreate a few. 👍🏼
Awesome! Just a wee disclaimer to say, go slow and be careful. Over the years I have given myself a few nasties...
I've done a lot of foam work in my day, but not as much freehand carving. My grandfather did woodcarving that actually resembled the dwarven face stones quite similarly, definitely have to try out the techniques on a small scale!
Cheers Ben! Yeah, I learned the technique by carving woodspirits ... just transferred over to foam with a few added details to make the pillar shape :D
Wow, these pillars look amazing! Not sure I could ever do such precise work, but well done.
I think you would surprise your self! Just a little practice ;)
I just now found your channel, and I'm so happy I did. Your work is stunning!
Thank you so much! And welcome :D
Fantastic build and I remember how much fun I hab when I carved a spoon from fresh wood when I was a kid. Thanks for your inspiration. :-)
Thank you!! I still haven't tried a spoon myself actually ... perhaps I will!
I was so fun to watch you hand carve again. Those were some of my favorite videos back in the day. You have a true talent my friend! I also love your patience with your daughter. I'm sure she will learn a lot from her daddy.
Thanks! She is doing well... She knows a lot of the techniques now, just about honing in the fine motor skills. I am glad she is interested in creativity :D
I love this sort of terrain, home made is the best.
Yes! Agreed :D
I love the dwarven community. I just love them. There super fun to paint. And your art is amazing. I love these pillars. They look amazing.
I'm a big fan of the Dwarves too! Thanks :D
The talking columns was hilarious
haha thanks ! A bit of silly fun lol
This is the first of you videos that I've watched and it has instantly unlocked a new desire to carve! Great work 😀
Awesome! That makes me super happy :D
The moss and greenery makes it. And your wee helper is absolutely adorable.
I love this build and how it turned out. I'm pretty new to terrain building. So far I've been focusing on things that could be interchangeable between fantasy and historical war gaming - Tutor houses, wooden boats, things like that. I have not tried building anything Dwarven myself yet but this definitely gives me some ideas. I look forward to trying some of these techniques.
Awesome! I'm glad you found a little inspiration for new ideas :D
This actually gave my project ideas a boost ! Never realized that foam could be carved like that. (and those tools do look quite nice!)
Glad I could help! :D
Nice work, both on the carving and the video! Speaking as somebody permanently scarred from a model knife mishap 35 years ago: always use carving gloves! :-D
Thanks! Yeah, the knives are sharp... this is great advice!
What a fantastic video! I start learning the Proxxon hot wire cutter and know how to use a retractable blade but CARVING xps foam?! Woah, why didn't I think of that. Thank you!
Awesome, thank you! Glad it was helpful :D
That looks fantastic! The skit had me laughing and feeling bad for those last two pillars!
Thanks! haha Maybe I shouldn't have personified them so strongly lol
This video was great!
Easy to follow tutorial, great jokes and a curious young helper to top it off
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching :D
Love this build, so much character to it. My kids “helps” out a lot when I am crafting as well 😂. A lot of fun but sometimes less helpful but it looked like as she did good 👍🏻😁.
haha it's all about finding the right activity for them to help with! ... I do have the same problem sometimes, like if she want's to "help" with painting 😅
@@Nat1videos Yeah true that. I am going let her give flocking a try. My 6 year old is painting a big Reaper spider for the moment but with Contrast paints so the result isn’t that bad😁.
@@johanenerskog2348 ahhh thats great! Contrast paint is a great way to get kids started and have some nice results for them to enjoy!
This is so impressive. My jaw is on the floor... Beginner crafter here, just building up my tool kit. Thanks for the video share on Reddit! You just got a subscriber.
Oh Awesome! Thanks for coming over to check out the video! Hope you find some other useful stuff on the channel :D Welcome aboard!
@@Nat1videos already have! Your work is amazing, especially as a Tolkien fan.
Sounds like a proper and precious assistant you have there, buddy....thanks for the vid...really nice results....Jim
Thanks Jim! Yeah she's great. This was a good activity for her to help with ... randomness is good for this kind of thing :)
Love the back to basics tool work. Great looking knoves for carving/shaping.
Thanks! Honestly such a useful tool. Its the shape of the handle I love too, so comfortable :)
This is such a different approach to what i usually do. Need to give this a try!
Do! It's pretty fun. Just take care, I have had a few cuts over the years lol
Channel is coming along nicely. I first found your channel from that dwarven carving tutorial. Keep up the great work and hilarious voices.
Thanks Lucas! We are getting there slowly... I think I need to find more interesting titles and thumbnails to get more views. But I can't complain, any growth is good :)
really cool video, great idea and thank you for giving a person the chance to recreate this with you're giveaway
Thanks for watching :D
Those carved faces would work for a Green Man base too! Love this as always
Thats a great idea too actually! Thanks for watching :D
@@Nat1videos when you do a fangorn themed diorama… 😊
@@goblincavecrafting The thought has crossed my mind actually ... hmmmm thinking cap on lol
@@Nat1videos I’ll look forward to it in the future maybe :)
The Dwarven commentary is gold hahaha. Well done
haha cheers! I let my silly out for a little bit lol
GOOOLD You Say??? I love gold.... Rock and Stone.
Great looking statues and the voice over for the dwarves was great! Good stuff man
haha Thanks! I had a lot of fun with that :)
Hey, that's a great idea, using the wood carving knives on foam. Probably easier than the Olfa for detail work. Nice job!
Yes! Its a much sturdier blade, takes a lot longer to dull the blade and the blade is also a bit longer... also the shape of the handle is really nice to hold in various positions , so very useful for this kind of thing :D
Those pooer dwarven stones! What a massacre :D! Great job as always, never saw anyone else using a carving knife for xps foam.
Thank you! I have seen a few people do it with some great results... saw one guy carve the Argonath and it was pretty impressive !
I am so willing to get into wood carving, now that I have time I will definitely look into it, love your content !
Thanks so much! I hope you do :D
I've just started following you after Jim from @TabletopEngineer mentioned you. I loved what I saw of your work so I am now a subscriber. I used to do a lot of wood Carving, but lost my tools during a move. Couldn't bring myself to replace them since they had belonged to my grandfather.
Welcome aboard! And thanks to Jim for sending you my way :D Shame about those tools... just think of the fun you could have though.
@@Nat1videos I would love to have a new set.
I do alot of painting, but not much terrain building. Still, I cant help but watch your excellent videos. This one was excellent, one of my favs.
Thanks so much :D
Very nicely done. It is always amazing to see how adding the different textures to a piece of scenery really makes it pop and feel more alive. Also kudos for having such a willing assistant. Can't wait to see her own creations in the future.
Thanks! She is already doing some cool stuff, I am glad she is taking an interest. Thanks for watching :D
Love these dwarven statues and had the old video as swatch later for ages but for some reason that I have been to intimidated to try.
Thanks! To be honest that video, even though good for the techniques, is a little dated. I had no idea how to film properly back then... still useful though I hope :)
I’ve been wanting to get into tabletop rpg’s and creating terrain pieces, and these videos have been really helpful in letting me figure out how the hobby works.
Also I kinda need some good carving knives.
Awesome! Glad you find the videos helpful! Fingers crossed for the draw ;)
Awesome terrain as alway. Every time I see one of your videos I think I’m gonna give terrain ago, then I don’t and do another miniature. If I win this prize it will be the kick up the arse to actually do some!!!
Miniatures are great too though! Make a small diorama to display one of your nice paint jobs ;)
They look great mate! Your little apprentice enjoyed it too 👍
Thanks Dave! yeah, she is getting more interested all the time... I expect she will be popping up in videos more often haha
Amazing Job, Michael!
Best wishes and hugs from Brazil!
Thank you! It amazes me that people on the other side of the world are watching my videos haha :D
Found my way here from the guild on facebook. Wicked cool stuff, new subscriber here.
Also, the bit with your kid was the most ADORABLE THING EVER.
Thank you! A fellow guild member, nice :D haha thanks, she is my little apprentice :D
That's a wonderful carving knife! I didnt know you could carve the foam in that way with such a knife. A super good and inspiring video!
Thanks! Yeah, you can treat foam in a very similar way to wood... it's super fun too :D
@@Nat1videos ah nice, I do alot of wood sculpture and carving so that's good to know :) thanks for doing the video!
@@Nat1videos ah nice, I do alot of wood sculpture and carving so that's good to know :) thanks for doing the video!
@@deanparsons2895 On that note you can also sand it with some great results too... just for that you really need a mask is the only downside
@@Nat1videos ah true, yes. I'll mask up and give it a go. Cheers!
Great video! I love the free hand carving of those pillars. I love dwarven terrain, my favorite pieces to build.
Thank you mate! Yeah Dwarven stuff rules... although I do like Elven architecture too.
@@Nat1videos I would love to gain the skills to build Rivendell in the future. I agree Elfven architecture is amazing.
You make it all look so easy to do.
Honestly at first it's not ... but, with a little patience and care you can achieve great results right from the start!
Thanks for sharing in the tabletop guild!
Oh wow... thanks so much for the tip! Much appreciated. I love the TTCG, great place. I often don't know if I should share videos there but figured people might find this one useful. Thanks for watching :D
The dwarven pillars are awesome very nice I'm going to have to give carving a try
Cheers Sam! I hope you do. Super satisfying little project :D
Wow…I’ve got to have me a go at carving some pillars…they are amazing!!!
Thanks! Yeah, definitely give it a shot :D
Great video mate... awesome work on the dwarfish collumns. I particularly liked your knife support commentator.
haha Thanks :D
+1 for more carving terrain videos! Great job as always.
Thank you :D
Those pillars are really cool!
Thanks :D
Wonderful tips to make some cool dwarven art. Still have to try to make a few dwarven ruins yet myself.
Cheers! Ruins are so fun to make, mistakes just become part of it lol
Love the carved columns. Great job!
Thanks so much! :D
Noice! Brings me back to taking wood carving classes and doing tree spirit faces. I've never thought of bringing the skill set to foam craft🤔🫢🤪
Yes! I learned through carving tree wood spirits too. So much fun, and so easy to transfer over on to foam :)
I watched the start of this and was going 'ooo blocks of XPS foam!' - it's worrying that I'm so excited of blocks of foam! I bought a hot knife after watching your last video, I haven't got round to using it yet, but it's on the list - the ever growing list of projects!
Oh and a Discord request from me too, please 😊
Nic
Thats super cool! Sure thing, here is a link for Discord ;) discord.gg/Mh9EBRBf
I will definitely use these ideas in one of my up coming projects. 👍
Awesome! Thanks for watching :)
Awesome! I recently moved and am now displaying my ol dawrf army. This was so usefull!
Thank you ! I am glad it helped :D
This was an excellent and wholesome video that I keep coming back to. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm hoping that I've picked up some tips and tricks as I set off on a journey to make some Middle Earth friendly terrain of my own.
Thank you!! I hope so too :)
I think I just realised ... this is Grant, right ?
@@Nat1videos that's right 😅
200th like was me. Yay. Nice to see you getting back into carving! Love it dude
Thanks man! Need to think of something else other than Dwarven pillars to carve now lol
I actually have that same set on my wishlist! It's always a treat when using tools and techniques from one hobby to another.
Cheers Jonathan! Get that set off the wish list and in to your hands ;) You would do such cool things with them I am sure. In with a chance of winning a set now lol
@@Nat1videos true indeed! I could carve statues reaching out of foam.