Awesome realism on all these awesome project.s. I’m excited to know how people that are getting great results accomplish the effects I hope to evolve to. Great of you to share! ❤️✌️
Wow! What a beautiful result, Neil. Thanks so much for the demo. The way you integrated the bridge with the surrounding terrain was a joy to watch, my friend. The gentle nuance of the blended edges is perfect! Found myself grinning from ear to ear as you added the moss - crowning glory, dude. 😀 BTW: Polyform Model Air | Air Dry Clay is my absolute FAVORITE casting clay - because it is so soft it creates very high fidelity castings. A light dusting of Corn Starch in the molds creates the perfect mold release. I like to demold while the clay is still fresh, then adhere them to almost any substrate with a good quality PVA while they are still moist - this way, the castings conform to the contours of the substrate, and will harden in place.
Thanks Heather!Wow great tips on casting with the poly form clay! I’ll definitely need to be giving that a try. I’ve got my eye on some Hirst Arts molds, definitely going to have to give your method a try when the time comes! Thanks again for stopping by! Love your gothic miniature series you’ve been doing. Been watching all of them and have been meaning to leave some comments on the great work you’ve put into them! I need to do that right off the bat rather than thinking “I’ll do it soon!”🙄. Thanks again for leaving such great feedbac over hear! Always puts a smile on my face😊
Is it weird that I love listening to your voice. Sometimes I just play your videos like I am listening to a audible book. Great videos in general by the way.
With modern technology it could be done: 3D Scan the miniature or use photogrammetry, import it into a game engine like Unity, then create a VR player controller and scale it to the scale of the miniature.
I totally missed this one! I didn't get alerted for some reason! You are so precise. It must take ages to set up the camera on certain angles. Well, it was well worth it as I loved every minute of it. BTW love the music
Thanks! I went over and took a look at your work, the beholders look awesome! Very well done. Yeah I'm incorporating it in my current project as well and I'm starting to really like the stuff! Thanks again. :)
Great job really cool result with a strait forward technique. By the way could you tell whats the soundtrack? Its really cool and gave the video the proper "ambiance"
I'm in the construction industry so of course I went with the heavy duty construction adhesive(lol) worrying about the possibility of anything breaking down the road.🙄 I've since abandoned that due to the long cure times. PVA still has me slightly worried about pieces accidentally snapping off over time but I haven't thought of anything as a fast curing replacement yet. I'm thinking of just using wood glue which is basically PVA but a little less diluted from my understanding and more reliable for a strong bond. But yea, going to be ditching the PL Premium I've been using in the above video. Any other recommendations?
I suppose I should mention the PL Premium glue in this video was actually nice due to it's tackyness and helped when forming the structure of the bridge. I'm thinking of going with a hot glue gun but that always seemed like such a grandma thing to me haha. I'll probably end up adopting it all said and done.😏
I've been using Wood Glue recently which does seem fairly good, but if I can get a small amount of hot glue and then PVA over the top after that is usually what I do. I'll have to try and use gel super glue, see how that goes! :)
Thanks! Hey sorry for the late reply. The music at the beginning is called Medieval Myths1 by Andreas Ericson. As for the others, not 100% sure exactly lol.. I need to go and look them up but I get them from a paid service and can look up literally 1000s of different music to use for the channel.
A bunch of different stuff from epedemic sound. Any one in particular? Here's a few: Climbing Through Air 3 - Tomas Skyldeberg, Feel The Breeze - Tomas Skyldeberg, Input - Brookii, Winterlake - Tomas Skyldeberg
Sorry to say something different, but I don't think it's so realistic. Don't get me wrong, it looks nice from a distance, and for a fast work it's good. But coming nearer the stones are not very defined. Looking closer the bridge would collapse because the ground stones aren't conical. Maybe that's not important for a first look or for a tabletop game, but when somebody uses the word realism, then it shoud be mentioned. Also I miss the details of the inner sidewalls. To improve that it would be neccessary to let dry the ground and then afterwards start making the bolster. Letting single steps dry until going on, is a good tipp for general I think. It gives you more time and possibility for pressure and defining details without having the fear to destroy things you already finished
Nice build but I would hate to have to traverse that bridge could have done with a longer and shallower curve t make it look more natural as bridges go
sorry but thats not realistic. nobody would made bridge where one side is so much higher than other also one one side bridge is far to steep to be useful. useful for some D&D i guess but not really realistic
It doesn't make sense to make a bridge to close a distance between a high and a low spot. In these cases you design a ramp/stair , which has bick steps with incline . Great job in general , techniques etc.
I like the clay applied over structure. The cobblestone creator is cool. Excellent.
This channel is such a great channel and it allows me to escape from reality and live in a clay world
Haha, awesome. Glad to hear it
Another over the top build. Looked like a fun little project.
Beautiful absolutely amazing job
This was incredible! It was great to see the whole process, every time I thought it was finished you kept going and made it better!
Wow, nice work. You make it look so easy I'm gonna try it.
The finished bridge looks great, and even better when you have finished blending it into the scenery. Great video - thanks!
Realistic and gorgeous, inspiring job!
your videos wonderfully come with the music. That`s great!
This is AMAZING!!
You are so talented!
Csodálatos!
Én is tegnap készítettem egy hasonló hidat.
Very impressive! Awesome work!
Awesome realism on all these awesome project.s. I’m excited to know how people that are getting great results accomplish the effects I hope to evolve to. Great of you to share! ❤️✌️
Thank you very much! You can definitely get there. Just keep at it my friend and be sure to enjoy the process. :)
Wow! What a beautiful result, Neil. Thanks so much for the demo. The way you integrated the bridge with the surrounding terrain was a joy to watch, my friend. The gentle nuance of the blended edges is perfect! Found myself grinning from ear to ear as you added the moss - crowning glory, dude. 😀
BTW: Polyform Model Air | Air Dry Clay is my absolute FAVORITE casting clay - because it is so soft it creates very high fidelity castings. A light dusting of Corn Starch in the molds creates the perfect mold release. I like to demold while the clay is still fresh, then adhere them to almost any substrate with a good quality PVA while they are still moist - this way, the castings conform to the contours of the substrate, and will harden in place.
Thanks Heather!Wow great tips on casting with the poly form clay! I’ll definitely need to be giving that a try. I’ve got my eye on some Hirst Arts molds, definitely going to have to give your method a try when the time comes! Thanks again for stopping by! Love your gothic miniature series you’ve been doing. Been watching all of them and have been meaning to leave some comments on the great work you’ve put into them! I need to do that right off the bat rather than thinking “I’ll do it soon!”🙄. Thanks again for leaving such great feedbac over hear! Always puts a smile on my face😊
can i talk to you about Diy trees
Beautiful!
Is it weird that I love listening to your voice. Sometimes I just play your videos like I am listening to a audible book. Great videos in general by the way.
Thanks😋 I wouldn't have thought my voice would be something nice to hear just like that.😊 😊 😊
Yes it is :)
Wow, that is amazing, just finished watching the 1st video on the waterfall aswell, both are awesome, Well done!!!
Incredible work, well done
just found your channel, great stuff. nice to see another canadian putting cabin fever to good use.
amazing diorama
Que trabalho fantástico.Adorei .Parabéns!!
I wish we could get small and walk over the bridge & take pictures, even only for alittle while.
🤗Great job !! 🤗 Well done !! 🤗
With modern technology it could be done: 3D Scan the miniature or use photogrammetry, import it into a game engine like Unity, then create a VR player controller and scale it to the scale of the miniature.
Wow glad I found your channel! Love your attention to detail. Wish I could shrink down and stand on that bridge. :)
Haha thanks!! Glad you found it too and welcome on board!
I totally missed this one! I didn't get alerted for some reason! You are so precise. It must take ages to set up the camera on certain angles. Well, it was well worth it as I loved every minute of it. BTW love the music
Real nice! looks good! I am starting to do things with air dry clay more now. Just did 3 Beholders. Your water looks fantastic too.
Thanks! I went over and took a look at your work, the beholders look awesome! Very well done. Yeah I'm incorporating it in my current project as well and I'm starting to really like the stuff! Thanks again. :)
Beautiful.
Too cool!
Thank you so much for this tutorial Tom Hiddleston. I’ll do my best
brilliant bridge !!!
Thanks!🙂🙂
Oh meh gawd. I love the intro!!
YAAASSSSS... I love it!
:D
awesome!
...and the first tool is... patience 😸
That's one steep mountain of a bridge.
awesome
Great job really cool result with a strait forward technique. By the way could you tell whats the soundtrack? Its really cool and gave the video the proper "ambiance"
Great job.
Love you intro
Very real
Hi, sir, very good. Job.
Hi what’s in that spray bottle around 10:30-11?
Just curious where you got the leather roll up satchel to hold all your sculpting tools?
That came with the set of sculpting tools. It's this set here amzn.to/2Petyut
Will paper clay be very hard and expose to water after it dry?
What glue were you using to glue the Balsa together? I love using balsa, but I use PVA, that glue looked a little darker to me? :)
I'm in the construction industry so of course I went with the heavy duty construction adhesive(lol) worrying about the possibility of anything breaking down the road.🙄 I've since abandoned that due to the long cure times. PVA still has me slightly worried about pieces accidentally snapping off over time but I haven't thought of anything as a fast curing replacement yet. I'm thinking of just using wood glue which is basically PVA but a little less diluted from my understanding and more reliable for a strong bond. But yea, going to be ditching the PL Premium I've been using in the above video. Any other recommendations?
I suppose I should mention the PL Premium glue in this video was actually nice due to it's tackyness and helped when forming the structure of the bridge. I'm thinking of going with a hot glue gun but that always seemed like such a grandma thing to me haha. I'll probably end up adopting it all said and done.😏
I've been using Wood Glue recently which does seem fairly good, but if I can get a small amount of hot glue and then PVA over the top after that is usually what I do. I'll have to try and use gel super glue, see how that goes! :)
Good idea on the hot glue to tack in place, then pva. I'll have to give that one a go.👍
Let me know how it goes! :)
great build! what's the music at the beginning of each episode?
also music from during the build? Specifically at 2:37 and 6:31? it's all so cool!
Thanks! Hey sorry for the late reply. The music at the beginning is called Medieval Myths1 by Andreas Ericson. As for the others, not 100% sure exactly lol.. I need to go and look them up but I get them from a paid service and can look up literally 1000s of different music to use for the channel.
Awesome, thanks man! I'm gonna use that opening track for a Dnd game over my Thanksgiving break! :D
@@josephmead8325
Sweet! that would be epic😎
Fantástico- estou no Brasil
Omg..i need translate english indonesia..hhehehe...(good job..amazing lah)
What do you do when you aquire a lot of dioramas? Do you throw old ones away?
So far I havent gotten to that point. Building up my collectio for display for now and moving towards gaming pieces rather than dioramas
The only bad thing about this channel is that it's not got nearly enough the subscribers it deserves
Thanks Maisie, that put a smile on my face. :)
The music is fantastic. What is it?
A bunch of different stuff from epedemic sound. Any one in particular?
Here's a few:
Climbing Through Air 3 - Tomas Skyldeberg,
Feel The Breeze - Tomas Skyldeberg,
Input - Brookii,
Winterlake - Tomas Skyldeberg
@@RealTerrainHobbies Right at 6:40 or so. Reminds me of Spaghetti Westerns
@@whisperingdeath308 Oh, sorry wrong vid! Yeah I like that one a lot :) It's called: Mountain Spring High by Gavin Luke
Looks great, too bad nobody can climb that 40 degree slope to get across. Mountain goats I suppose.
I keep thinking you remind me of someone and I know who it is! Its a really young Mel Gibson!
Good day, sir! May I ask what is that board called? -the one you cut out for the bridge. I hope you'll notice my question. Thank youuu!
I could be wrong but I think he is using some kind of mdf particle board there
It's balsa wood...
Thank you! ❤️
And you're happy with the results?
I think so. Always room for improvement.
great video and I learned tons, but maybe change your video angle so your hand isn't blocking some of the close up shots. thanks.
the slope on that bridge though....
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Sorry to say something different, but I don't think it's so realistic.
Don't get me wrong, it looks nice from a distance, and for a fast work it's good. But coming nearer the stones are not very defined. Looking closer the bridge would collapse because the ground stones aren't conical. Maybe that's not important for a first look or for a tabletop game, but when somebody uses the word realism, then it shoud be mentioned.
Also I miss the details of the inner sidewalls.
To improve that it would be neccessary to let dry the ground and then afterwards start making the bolster. Letting single steps dry until going on, is a good tipp for general I think. It gives you more time and possibility for pressure and defining details without having the fear to destroy things you already finished
This bridge with a more than 45° of slope is completely bogus.
Hey now my wizard walks across just fine! He’s not bogus, he’s real!! th-cam.com/video/92hw7k3G7Dw/w-d-xo.html
Hey, it's Neil's world and he can build it any way he likes.
Six months to late but Google General Wade's bridge at Carrbridge
WTF only 16k !?
Nice build but I would hate to have to traverse that bridge could have done with a longer and shallower curve t make it look more natural as bridges go
You over brushed the shit out of a beautiful build
sorry but thats not realistic. nobody would made bridge where one side is so much higher than other also one one side bridge is far to steep to be useful. useful for some D&D i guess but not really realistic
Please tell us what you do the music is monotonous and brain killing, otherwise a great video.
It doesn't make sense to make a bridge to close a distance between a high and a low spot. In these cases you design a ramp/stair , which has bick steps with incline . Great job in general , techniques etc.