SCRATCH BUILT Scifi Building for Warhammer 40k, Star Wars Legion, Necromunda, and more!
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As a high school math teacher, I approve this video!
If my grade 12 math teacher had us building stuff like this, maybe I wouldn't have gotten a D haha
Woah, a real life math teacher out in the wild.
@@dumbdrumm5631 Did you raise your hand to say that?
Sorry to wake you
As somebody who enjoys ice cream, I approve this video!
Ive gotta say. Since you dialed back on your uploads your video quality has improved tenfold along with it feeling like you enjoy the hobby so much more again.
This video is super inspiring, really makes me wanna invest in some fancy new machines
The window! 😍
Right?! That alone made me wanna make something! Maybe put a flickering light inside as well
Yes, if wiring your structure with LEDs are a bit out of your reach, mangling/customising a battery-powered LED tea light is always an option. They are cheap (found at the local $ shop) and you can add color by using translucent paints.
"Not everyone can be goobs." is a mood.
Very nice man, lovely result. Thanks for the feature of my bits too eee
"Is planning worth it? Society still doesn't know." Cracked me up :D
Goooooood. Come to the terrain side. You're the GOAT Scott
And the master himself spoken! xD
That terrain build you had was amazing
Oh hey Scott's alive
Edit: and he hits us with a Darude sandstorm reference. Very impressive.
You're alive! We've missed you Scott.
One of the thing I like most about your videos is you freely admit when you're new to something or not skilled at it. Also you're more than willing to give credit to people who you learn from.
dude, you went from bashing and painting to full on designing and making your own model.
simply amazing and keep it up
Oh boy that Brad t-shirt sure is alive!
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well
It took my brain a second. I was sitting here like "Is that fucking...Brad?"
The tread wear on the ramp is a really slick touch.
I had just said to myself yesterday how I should make a bunch of terrain. This is a sign.
A whole city wouldn't be feasible but a small diorama including an attached junk yard with a few derelict ships in he process of being scrapped would look real cool.
Haha candid cam, Mrs Scott doing laundry in the back lol
Seems like you've accidentally made a Borderlands style building! Great result. Awesome to see a concept realized!
Catch a ride!
I think we can all agree 5:32 made the video!! Awesome job Scott, keep it up!
I am inspired. Printed up some terrain bits and I'm gonna finally put them to use! Excellent video Scott!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
You should bring your love of vampires, garages, and hot pink together and create figure of a vampiric mechanic with very loud fashion sense.
I too vote for vampiric space Barbie’s!
Since there’s a ladder going up to the roof, there needs to be a lawn chair with a beer can in the cup holder or on a side table next to the chair. Throw some Astro turf underneath the chair and a shade umbrella with the large bulb Christmas lights wrapped around the edges. Grim-dark hill billy.
Now slap in future SciFi Vampires to match it
I found that adding a satin varnish after the browns/oranges/rust but before the chipping medium application gave great effects.
You have definitely embraced the quality over quantity philosophy. This is absolutely amazing.
Quick aside, if Scott ever decides that TH-cam isn't making him enough money anymore, he could make bank as a damn good metal vocalist. That growl / scream at the end of videos that he does is damn impressive. Keep up those vocals, my guy!
Marvelous!!!!!! The subject matter, the processes involved, the attention to detail, THE GREEBLES! I love this project! All the pixelated applause!
It's a wonderful build. That window - lovely. Thank you
Cutting machines are fantastic, I love making airbrush stencils with mine. Using it on styrene looks like a great time!
Ive used some of these techniques for my MDF terrain but I did come away with some cool ideas I didn't think of for my MDF terrain. Thanks for making this video Scott!!
Ah yes, a great way to start a Friday: a Fresh New Miniac Video. Thank you so much Papa! I really like the direction of your videos, you are trying to invite to be part of a process, not only to show a step-by-step, recipe or else. It has all the things to entertain, teach and of course, to guide to anyone to be part of the hobby. Keep the incredible job papa!!!
Also, the building. Freaking +A
AND FINALLY, I truly suggest you to check the VMS products for weathering and preparing your next projects! Specially the Auxiliary Products. Like the
VMS Metal Prep 4K (Fancy name, but extremly useful for metallics parts).
Your scratch building is inspiring Mr Scott. I saw your spaceman building when it was on tour with ninjon’s turtle, right here at my favorite game shop.
Thanks, in a lot of ways, you helped me mentally survive that weird year we all just had.
That's a beautiful piece of terrain, absolutely love it.
This gives me the idea to use my bulging head of blender knowledge and make some 3d models to 2d paper cut out prints.
Finally, someone else using one of these. I got a Brother Scan-n-Cut 2 years ago and I love it. I wanted it for greebles and doing book/prop pieces. Really good for making your own stencils, too. Never considered using it for doing curves, really good move there.
That was a really cool building, well done well worth the wait.
Absolutely stunning work!
Very nifty!! Its wild seeing something scratch built like this and then the final result, looks like something from a movie mini-set.
This turned out so well!
One of the nicest terrain builds Ive seen in ages, good job dude!
Wow that looks amazing
Beautiful work man. Thank you
Looks absolutely awesome! The time it consumed too... This is the way.
Looks amazing.
The windowed portion looks like it may need supports under it to level out.
Your skills blow my mind! The textures & details in this are insane 🙌🏻 worth the WAIT!
Great angles! I especially like the colour stripe.
Beautiful work!
I'm always excited for math! Love the build Scott!
I remember doing this with my dad. We made a bunch of ork terrain using plasticard, old sprues, wood, and pink polystyrene. We made a couple buildings and a waaagh banner from dawn of war.
Great color selections
Came out brilliantly
Damn the production of these vids is AMAZING.
He lives!
Great to see your take on terrain! Hoping to see more from you in the future.
This turned out great! I know it might not be your wheelhouse but I'd love to see you create more terrain
Now that is a lovely building. Great work Scott!
I really like the modular look of the building, reminds me of Titanfall. Hats off for tackling the geometry!
I've been in a miniac drought and was super excited to watch
Supercool building, it really has that lived in feeling that some of the better starwars things match
Sweet, thanks for putting in so much work, it really shows. Awesome building!
This looks incredible
Fantastic...absolutely awesome...great to see your work and see how happy it has made you.
Man, the jump in quality in your videos since you went off the weekly schedule has been incredible. Well done.
This looks absolutely fantastic man
This thing is absolutely epic. You are an artist AND an artisan
Turned out great! Love it.
that was amazing work
this is so beautiful !
Excellent video. Thanks.
Dude your cinematography and music choice is killing it. A gorgeous video to watch!
Completely awesome and worth the wait!
This came out really nice. Good to see you back!
It's good to see you testing new stuff !! Hope to see more of this. I began my journey in terrain building less than 2 years ago and also started to use my (wife's) cricut machine few month ago on the same purpose thanks to 40khamslam too. Hobby is definitely a small world.
Now i'll go paint more minis
It looks awesome!
Really nice details. Thanks for the video.
That cricut shot is GLORIOUS
Really awesome work on this one.
Looks really cool
Really nice result
Cool garage and thanks for the tutorial Scott. I had no idea a Cricut could cut through styrene, especially that well!
F**king phenomenal my dude. You’ve got me all jazzed up to make some shiz from scratch like my childhood self dreamed of. 10/10, would recommend
Man this video has it all, fellow mini creator references, great tips and tricks, and even a tiny bit of a hint that Scott is a Garlic Connoisseur? Awesome. Missed you dude!!
Always love to see applications that apply to multiple miniatures games like Star Wars: Legion. Keep up the great work!
That's awesome! It looks so cool.
Wow! All that planning was certainly worth it. Next level build.
This is rather beautiful...so neat!!
Dude! This is easily the best video you've ever made. I could watch a hundred more of these!
This turned out great dude. Love the final result!
Definitely worth the wait! Thanks for another amazing video Scott!
My word that rust looks so awesome!
Great build man! Inspired to create today!
Awesome video Scott!
Fantastic result, have a great weekend!
It turned out great!
thanks for getting me back into the mood for hobbying
Awesome work! Lots of effort, but it all turned out amazingly.
I love your scratch built diorama type stuff!!!! Great video Scott, thank you for your uploads!
Great ideas in this video. Thanks for showing us the process in awesome detail.
Damn, that's amazing work!
Hey, this guy is using more than garbage for his scratch builds.... Get him!
This is a great build, looks like something you'd see in boarderlands.
This looks really good. Gives me some ideas to use from my bits box.