Very impressive build. I'd love to be able to recreate something like this myself, however I currently lack the space and tools to do it. I'd love to see something larger done in a similar style, as my gaming group are considering starting a Mordheim campaign, so ideas and tutorials on building more terrain in this fashion would be great.
Thank you! You might be interested in my tavern video. It's a larger interior built specifically with indoor playability in mind. That sort of idea can be scaled larger or smaller depending on the building you had in mind.
This is a great build and a great video. I appreciate how clear and clean you produce everything. What program did you use for your original blueprint?
Great video! I just found your channel (it’s new I gather?), and find the videos of very good production quality, especially considering it is a new channel! It takes other channels longer to get this nice. Subscribed and hit the bell button looking forward to more vids!
Hey there. Sand wouldn't have the weight needed to weather the foam-you're better off finding other heavy objects if rocks are not an option. Good luck!
Hi, I must say that your builds are a great inspiration for me as a new foam builder. However, in the UK, I am struggling to obtain a variable temperature controlled, hot wire wand, the sort you make your wood-grain with. Can you tell me what make of wand you use please? Thank you so much in advance, and carry on with your stunning builds.
Thanks Graham! Glad to hear. 😀 I found mine on Amazon (amzn.to/3HTRqx9). They don't tend to be branded, mine included, and seem to all come from oversea.
what browns do you use im getting a chalky look as well, and its annoying me, im very new to painting terrain so dont know what browns look good, i started with burnt umber and then tried to mix my own highlight and now it looks shite lol
Thank you! And it's a hot wire foam cutter with a wand attachment. There's a bunch on Amazon and the prices always fluctuate. Just make sure to get one with adjustable heat!
aaaah you work with self-made templates! have you saved the templates somewhere and can you send them to me? preferably from all of your houses that you showed here on youtube: D love greetings fraenky i'm happy to pay you for the work that goes into creating the stencils!
Not at the moment, but I'd love to this build again without the tech seeing as it's one of my most popular videos and there's people that don't have access to everything.
@@OkayHobbyTime First of all, thank you for an amazing video! I’m currently building 3 of these and have a question for you. I had these doors and windows printed and I feel like they are too small. Do you remember the sizing for when you printed them? Thank you for your time and amazing videos!
Terrain templates are now available 🙂 okayhobbytime.itch.io/
It's amazing.... Thanks for this useful channel for helping beginner's like me..
Can you provide the dimensions for the build? It looks amazing and I would love to do something similar. Thanks!
Thank you! A link to the full plans are now pinned in the comment section.
3D Printing certainly took this build to the next level. Would you ever consider selling the finished products?
Definitely going to try this but with the original wood roof I liked it when it was clean looking
Awesome-good luck with the build!
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Great job. Looks really cool. I especially liked the moss on the roof
Thank you! 🙌
Huzzah,, nicely done.
Very impressive build. I'd love to be able to recreate something like this myself, however I currently lack the space and tools to do it. I'd love to see something larger done in a similar style, as my gaming group are considering starting a Mordheim campaign, so ideas and tutorials on building more terrain in this fashion would be great.
This is really beautiful but how would you tackle a larger playable building with different rooms and floors?
Thank you! You might be interested in my tavern video. It's a larger interior built specifically with indoor playability in mind. That sort of idea can be scaled larger or smaller depending on the building you had in mind.
Amazing work. Your guide is very clear and easy to follow
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
This is a great build and a great video. I appreciate how clear and clean you produce everything. What program did you use for your original blueprint?
Thank you! The program I used for the blueprint was Adobe Illustrator.
Very nice. A lot of ideas for other purposes. Thanks.
Thank you!
Will u provide ur blue prints I’d be willing to pay for them love ur work extremely detailed it looks amazing
Thank you! And yes these are available: okayhobbytime.itch.io/
Great work. Very nice results.
Thank you!
Hi, At first because of the miniature I thought it was 3D printed. really good job congratulations
Thank you very much!
Great video! I just found your channel (it’s new I gather?), and find the videos of very good production quality, especially considering it is a new channel! It takes other channels longer to get this nice. Subscribed and hit the bell button looking forward to more vids!
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. And yes, it's a new channel-stay tuned for more videos!
I realize this is a bit of a necropost, but I have a question on stone texturing. Would sand work for weathering the stone bricks, rather than rocks?
Hey there. Sand wouldn't have the weight needed to weather the foam-you're better off finding other heavy objects if rocks are not an option. Good luck!
@@OkayHobbyTime thank you
Hi, I must say that your builds are a great inspiration for me as a new foam builder. However, in the UK, I am struggling to obtain a variable temperature controlled, hot wire wand, the sort you make your wood-grain with. Can you tell me what make of wand you use please? Thank you so much in advance, and carry on with your stunning builds.
Thanks Graham! Glad to hear. 😀 I found mine on Amazon (amzn.to/3HTRqx9). They don't tend to be branded, mine included, and seem to all come from oversea.
very nice/20, this is so great!
Thank you very much!
what browns do you use im getting a chalky look as well, and its annoying me, im very new to painting terrain so dont know what browns look good, i started with burnt umber and then tried to mix my own highlight and now it looks shite lol
The issue is when there's a big jump in colour from brown to very light brown. Better to build up the colours in layers from dark to light.
The foam pen you used to add the grain to the wood planks. What model/product is that? Great video BTW!
Thank you! And it's a hot wire foam cutter with a wand attachment. There's a bunch on Amazon and the prices always fluctuate. Just make sure to get one with adjustable heat!
aaaah you work with self-made templates!
have you saved the templates somewhere and can you send them to me?
preferably from all of your houses that you showed here on youtube: D
love greetings fraenky
i'm happy to pay you for the work that goes into creating the stencils!
Can you link the page for the window frames?
Sure! www.thingiverse.com/thing:3646814
How did you make the proxxon foam cutting jig? I'd like to see that.
Hey, it's a kit purchased from a company called Shifting Lands. It comes in a few pieces and requires minor assembly.
You've done a great job with this :)
Thank you! 😄
What is that wood burner called can’t find one with that wire tip
Search for "hot wire cutter". They're all similar, but make sure you get one with controllable temperature.
What tool are you using for the vertical foam cut?
Hi there, I used a hot wire table by Proxxon for those cuts
@@OkayHobbyTime Thanks for the answer!
That's so good. Would you commission build 2 of these?
Thank you! And I'm currently not taking on any commissions at this time.
do you have a less technology dependent tutorial for this?
Not at the moment, but I'd love to this build again without the tech seeing as it's one of my most popular videos and there's people that don't have access to everything.
OMG THE TRICK ABOUT TEXTURING THE BRICKS SHAKING THEM WITH ROCKS SAY WHAAAAAAAAT
and what did you do with the oozing wood glue before you painted it? can you just cut it off?
I find that it's a non-issue once it dries clear and is painted. If there's too much, I recommend using a damp cloth to clean it up.
@@OkayHobbyTime okay I see! I just take care that nothing becomes too much :)
U deserve more subscribers
Thank you!
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I did much enjoy your content. Wold be nice to link that Stl files. :D
Sure! Windows: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3646814 and Doors: www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-modular-town-props-pre-supported-100651
@@OkayHobbyTime thank you very much
Are you resin printing those or are they PLA?
@@rayslover8526 in his video He uses Resin. I printed thoose with my sla printer as well
@@wedekind4764 I have an endet 3 v2 still in the box that's scares me. I'm getting closer and closer to opening it though, LOL.
Is there a link for the doors and windows on thingyverse?
Sure! Windows: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3646814 and Doors: www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-modular-town-props-pre-supported-100651
@@OkayHobbyTime First of all, thank you for an amazing video! I’m currently building 3 of these and have a question for you. I had these doors and windows printed and I feel like they are too small. Do you remember the sizing for when you printed them?
Thank you for your time and amazing videos!
@@MuttonTheChop Glad you enjoyed it! The doors are approximately 47mm by 26mm. Good luck with the build.
@@OkayHobbyTime Thank you!
You should 3D print chicken legs for the house
A hags hut might be in the works down the road... stay tuned!
Yep killed it with the 3d printer. Next
Thank you! 😀
bit to cartoonish for my taste. I think its the proportions of the pieces that makes it that way.
Haha, that's fair! I borrow a lot of inspiration from Blizzard and their chunkier, cartoonish art direction.