I introduced your channel to my boyfriend and he described you as 'the Bob Ross of warhammer' and honestly I've never agreed with him more. Just pure wholesome vibes, can't beat it! ❤️
Love it. One plus of using spraycans is that they do really well with 3D prints. I've noticed they cover layer lines a bit better, and makes spot drybrushing look even better because of the variety and random patterns.
Hell yeah, good stuff! I've found that too with big terrain projects, if you just abandon pedantic perfectionism and work fast and loose you get a really cohesive and fun gaming set out of it.
Nice to see people encouraging terrain builds - and simple ones. It's not hard to get a pretty good looking table, but terrain is so often the ignored "third army". It is going to deliver 80% of your aesthetic appeal to your game...and sooooo many people skimp on it. You don't need to be doing intricate, difficult, scratch-built stuff. It's much easier to get a cohesive good looking table than many people think.
Perhaps i was born to be a model train guy... i can not get enough of terrain building!! Also! I am so happy to see another video from you! I really appreciate the segments you have where you play around with what ever you are making/painting, it gives us a sense of scale, and multiple angles as you turn them. A useful and charming choice in your production style!
this will get lost here but thank you so much. i got into 40k maybe 3 months ago and you have been so helpful and showed me a lot. I hope to be half as good as you one day. keep doing what you are doing and im loving your content. ^.^
Hullo Brent, I am glad that you are sharing your joy with painting, transforming pieces into terrain is a job all on its own! I do enjoy watching your videos and seeing how much joy you bring to this hobby! Well job for you eh? Nicely done all around.
Just wanted to say thanks for making videos! Got into warhammer, and I can’t afford it, but I learned I love painting minis! Your channel is a great resource for me, so thank you sincerely for sharing your experience and perspective.
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing work. I am in the wargaming hobby since the beginning of 2020 and since then I have followed your channel and watched every new video of yours. They inspired me to paint and helped me through a pretty tough time at the beginning of last year. I hope you keep up the amazing work and wish you a wonderful week
I randomly went out and bought the Chalnath terrain two weeks ago thinking it would be a nice, simple project. It was a surprisingly large amount of work just to get it all cleaned up and assembled. Yesterday a guy in my neighbourhood was selling another copy of it new on sprue and heavily discounted so naturally I had to get it. Now I have to go through the building process all over again. Then of course a decade of painting them.
Terrain is one of those projects that just keeps sliding down my to-do list. I really need to sit down and get some built so I can play at-home Warhammer 40k, One Page Rules, and Star Wars Legion games - not to mention the endless amounts of D&D terrain needed!
Tamiya tip. Put a big wad of sticky tack on the bottom of the pot and press it down on your work surface so you can't accidently knock it over. The extra thin and extra thin quick dry are so thin you will lose most of a pot if it gets tipped on accident. I learned the hard way.
I really like this. Playability is really important, and it seems like it's something that gets forgotten a lot. Some of my favorite terrain is really playable. The game of Five Parsecs from Home that i am running as a group rpg/adventure game uses an assortment of fully complete, undamaged buildings that were 3D printed, made by Corvus Terrain. what makes these great is that unlike a lot of solid buildings, you can lift the roof and actually play inside of the buildings too. I like adding random items inside of the buildings for the players at my table to encourage exploration. Great terrain really makes a game so much more engaging.
Started a new job today, included a tour of the huge steelworks in my city, where I'll be doing a lot of work. Got extremely excited to just commit to a forge world as the setting for my terrain collection. Also set my decision in stone to buy Nachmund.
@@GoobertownHobbies I think Nachmund is that 'treat yourself' I've already been collecting Corsairs for about 5 years, well, before GW killed them a few editions ago.... After today I'm also pretty sure I can get excited about building and painting all that industrial Mechanicus terrain.... although my newfound real life inspiration makes the box art look positively cartoonish in it's colour and cleanliness!!!! No way I could ever believe any real grimddark industrial forge world would have even a single square cm of painted or rust free steel.
Really nice! I've backed two of their Kickstarters... haven't received anything yet, but yours turned out great. I'll try a similar approach when mine arrive. :-D
Dammit Brent I don't need you to show how awesome this terrain is and how easy it is to paint and look fab! Genius grout technique btw :) I got a ton of this terrain from two Kickstarters and now there is no excuse for getting my thumb out of my a$$ and do it. Was planning on magnetising them but how many different configurations am I going to use, especially when magnetising means I leave it and therefore do not use it all! Also got a paint scheme in mind with ideas of using this stuff with Dwarven Forge Wildlands when it hits the UK. Top video Goobs and very inspiring :)
Nice!! Maybe you could glue some bits and magnetize others? Either way, definitely get on it and get you some terrain ready to go! Times tickin, that wildlands will be on your doorstep before you know it :-)
This terrain looks fantastic! Really nice work with the sprays and drybrushing, so simple and effective. My biggest fear with terrain? Finding somewhere to store it when not in use... hahaha
Turned out absolutely awesome! I backed the Rampart KS for a dollar, still need to go through the PM! xD But the Kazumi/Aztec terrain was definitely the one that looked the most interesting to me. ;)
I also have a giant box of rampart that I snipped off the sprue a year ago. I made the mistake of thinking magnets would be fast.... well.. still have approx 500 magnets to install.. anyways. Be sure to check out some 3d printed floor systems designed for use with rampart www.thingiverse.com/thing:4123778 And heres remixed I made for some more options ! www.thingiverse.com/thing:4791317
Perhaps ad some static grass? It's perfectly possible to create your own woodstain using (cleaning) vinegar and steel wool. Nice and cheap and it gives fresh wood an old grey wheaterd look.
Nice change of pace, to see a video on quick and nice terrain painting. I think it's very tempting to go crazy with the fine details of glyphs and patterns, but playing terrain should not distract too much from the miniatures, I think. Painting some details to make individual pieces of these ruins stick out (like one small building that got wild patterns all over the walls) is good to highlight that building and it gets too "busy" visually, when everything looks like that. I mean, it's anyone's choice, but I prefer terrain pieces to not distract too much from the miniatures. It's also nice that it sorta cuts down on the workload ;)
These turned out really nicely! Well done. One question though - how do you store terrain like this when you aren’t using it? I have limited storage space in my house, so any tips are appreciated.
I've been keeping my pieces from these sets modular and not glued together. I can stack the wall segments pretty efficiently and save a lot of space. Downside is I need to assemble it each time I want to use it and if its a whole wargaming tables worth of terrain it takes a little bit.
will we see a return of the goobertown roulette anytime soon? i've loved watching the random painting challenges whilst i paint my own minis. side note: you have a nice voice for naration.
I have some of these ramparts sets [just 1 box, your 3 makes me jelly] and was thinking using a very similar colour to its plastic colour and adding some VERY fine sand to texture. Thoughts? I heard you should avoid using sand.
Thats some good looking terrain, nice use of miliput. I liked your wood stained walkways. Some jungle scatter mixed in and you'll have a great table of lost ruins to adventure in. Shame those weird looking platform connectors looked so out of place after all the work that went into creating such thematic terrain pieces.
Funny, after my next mini project I intend on doing some terrain. Gonna make an imposing, gothic cemetery where my players can encounter a revenant king and his unholy followers.
Hey Brent, have you seen the Dirty Down Verdigris, Rust, and Moss paints? I think that having your perspective on the paints and how they work as a chemist would make for a very interesting video.
I gotta dive into this business. I have them, I've used them a bit, but I've honestly been hesitant to do much with them because of the price... people aren't scoffing at the price though, so maybe I should check them out!
Always a highlight of my day when there’s a stopover in Goobertown.
and almost as good when he makes a guest appearance on other channels!
Idk why, but this comment made me think of Mr Rogers
@@thedicehavespoken6234 Jeremy is Mr. Rogers with skulls.
I introduced your channel to my boyfriend and he described you as 'the Bob Ross of warhammer' and honestly I've never agreed with him more. Just pure wholesome vibes, can't beat it! ❤️
Love it. One plus of using spraycans is that they do really well with 3D prints. I've noticed they cover layer lines a bit better, and makes spot drybrushing look even better because of the variety and random patterns.
Cool terrain is awesome, but sometimes people forget about the playability for sure! Always nice to see more options for gaming terrain! 😁
4:28 Good on you for finding ways of not wasting stuff Brent!
This is one of the best examples of "Paint Bravely"! Thanks!
Hell yeah, good stuff! I've found that too with big terrain projects, if you just abandon pedantic perfectionism and work fast and loose you get a really cohesive and fun gaming set out of it.
Nice to see people encouraging terrain builds - and simple ones. It's not hard to get a pretty good looking table, but terrain is so often the ignored "third army". It is going to deliver 80% of your aesthetic appeal to your game...and sooooo many people skimp on it. You don't need to be doing intricate, difficult, scratch-built stuff. It's much easier to get a cohesive good looking table than many people think.
I don't even have play with miniatures, but I love these videos
So great. Love the approach and really love seeing Relicblade minis on the table!
oh yeah, we're getting realllly into relicblade :-)
I love making and painting terrain. It's so easy and stress free to get great looking results.
Perhaps i was born to be a model train guy... i can not get enough of terrain building!! Also! I am so happy to see another video from you! I really appreciate the segments you have where you play around with what ever you are making/painting, it gives us a sense of scale, and multiple angles as you turn them. A useful and charming choice in your production style!
terrain is so fun! It's just a matter of time until we all get deep into trains ;-)
Great video as usual! You had me when you got the high speed images of your cat watching you work! Thanks
Super big fan of terrain videos.
Very cool Terrain, easy and fast just how I like it!
0:30 you look so delighted moving the minis around the scene!
this will get lost here but thank you so much. i got into 40k maybe 3 months ago and you have been so helpful and showed me a lot. I hope to be half as good as you one day. keep doing what you are doing and im loving your content. ^.^
You gave this Aztec temple what it deserves !
Well done !
God damn it. Your face. YOUR FACE. Your thumbnails brightenes up my days.
happy to help! Hope your week is goin well :-)
I always prioritise painting figures, but I really need to sit down and do some more terrain. This looks so awesome!
you totally should! :-)
Hullo Brent, I am glad that you are sharing your joy with painting, transforming pieces into terrain is a job all on its own! I do enjoy watching your videos and seeing how much joy you bring to this hobby! Well job for you eh? Nicely done all around.
Hullo! Always a joy to see you in the comment section, thanks for watchin :-)
Just wanted to say thanks for making videos! Got into warhammer, and I can’t afford it, but I learned I love painting minis! Your channel is a great resource for me, so thank you sincerely for sharing your experience and perspective.
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing work. I am in the wargaming hobby since the beginning of 2020 and since then I have followed your channel and watched every new video of yours. They inspired me to paint and helped me through a pretty tough time at the beginning of last year. I hope you keep up the amazing work and wish you a wonderful week
The happy look on your face as you are laying stuff out is probably the same look I have on my face when I'm laying out terrain I've made.
Nothing would make me happier than to see you get into Relic Blade. The game has been on my radar for quite awhile.
hehehe, it's happening!!! :-)
The way you say your Intro, it makes me feel like I need to my screen "Hi Brent!"
Hi Koadster :-)
I guess it's time to play some Relicblade!
Seems like it!
Love it. Classic Goobertown video right there - wholesome vibe with great hobby tips.
Whenever a Goobertown video hits I’m immediately brought to my happy place.
Love the terrain, love Archon Studios and as always Brent, love the presentation. You are the highlight of my watching day.
Brent is so wholesome sometimes it hurts my blackened soul.
Painted fast and it DOES look great! Thanks for the video!
hey thanks! and thanks for watchin :-)
Awesome! The floor tiles on top fit so well.
So awesome! Glad I backed this project on kickstarter, can't wait to get mine!
there's just something about mesoamerican ruins that sparks creativity
Right?? So cool!!!
Awesome! Enjoyed this video a lot. ☺️🎨🎨🎨
This is awesome. Keep up the good work.
I randomly went out and bought the Chalnath terrain two weeks ago thinking it would be a nice, simple project. It was a surprisingly large amount of work just to get it all cleaned up and assembled. Yesterday a guy in my neighbourhood was selling another copy of it new on sprue and heavily discounted so naturally I had to get it. Now I have to go through the building process all over again. Then of course a decade of painting them.
nice!! spraypaint bravely and get it done fast ;-)
Terrain is one of those projects that just keeps sliding down my to-do list. I really need to sit down and get some built so I can play at-home Warhammer 40k, One Page Rules, and Star Wars Legion games - not to mention the endless amounts of D&D terrain needed!
oh terrain is great as a change of pace, you'll know when the moment is right :-)
Tamiya tip. Put a big wad of sticky tack on the bottom of the pot and press it down on your work surface so you can't accidently knock it over. The extra thin and extra thin quick dry are so thin you will lose most of a pot if it gets tipped on accident. I learned the hard way.
Man, that looks awesome! Great work! I love the stuff from Archon. Actually eagerly waiting for a package right now! ❤️
I really like this. Playability is really important, and it seems like it's something that gets forgotten a lot. Some of my favorite terrain is really playable. The game of Five Parsecs from Home that i am running as a group rpg/adventure game uses an assortment of fully complete, undamaged buildings that were 3D printed, made by Corvus Terrain. what makes these great is that unlike a lot of solid buildings, you can lift the roof and actually play inside of the buildings too. I like adding random items inside of the buildings for the players at my table to encourage exploration. Great terrain really makes a game so much more engaging.
Goobs you inspired me to make some neat scenery once more! Thanks as always for the great videos!
yay!!!! have fun :-)
Started a new job today, included a tour of the huge steelworks in my city, where I'll be doing a lot of work.
Got extremely excited to just commit to a forge world as the setting for my terrain collection.
Also set my decision in stone to buy Nachmund.
good luck with the new job. treat yourself with a bit of terrain :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies I think Nachmund is that 'treat yourself'
I've already been collecting Corsairs for about 5 years, well, before GW killed them a few editions ago....
After today I'm also pretty sure I can get excited about building and painting all that industrial Mechanicus terrain.... although my newfound real life inspiration makes the box art look positively cartoonish in it's colour and cleanliness!!!!
No way I could ever believe any real grimddark industrial forge world would have even a single square cm of painted or rust free steel.
Hell yea! Relicblade minis! I also backed that kickstarter but opted for the traditional fantasy version for my relicblade games.
cool!! Yeah I'm excited for my first games of relicblade- soon, soon!!! :-)
Really liked the colours on these pieces
thanks! me too :-)
Great video as usual Brent.
Ah texture paste! As my husband likes to say "Texture paste covereth a multitude of sins." Great work Brent!
Love it, and the dedication is amazing!! Also love the Terrain Set.
Terrain is a great way to get into painting.. Start small and Practice some Techniques ✌️💚
For sure! :-)
Looks fantastic sir!
Great job. We love making our own terrain (3d printed) and painting it.
I thought this was playing at 1.25x speed. That intro was swift.
That was wicked fast! I probably should spray more of my terrain.
Nice! I was hoping this was for a video when I saw it on your instagram! Time to grab some popcorn
Great pay off for the amount work needed!
Yes, another relaxing video to watch!
Really nice job Brent!
I love platform-based game tables
This looks fantastic!
I love building wooden floors and bridges like that.
A cool tip is to take a lighter to the popsicle sticks for instant battle damage lmao
Brent I see that Operation Crimson Stone box on the shelf. Very excited to see your take on Infinity.
;-)
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Really awesome very nice job, keep inspiring us!
Wow, the whole table looks amazing! And it sounds that it took a reasonable amount of time.
Now I want some of those terrain pieces ;)
Turned out fantastic.
Love the videos! Can't wait to see more!
Love your videos dude, you are a great inspiration!
Archon are great...I have a couple terrain and vehicle boxes of theirs and they're heavy duty.
This guy would be awesome at Audio Books.
Thank you!
My god he's alive outside the paint bravely universe...
Those look super good!!!
thank you! :-)
Very very cool stuff!!
Nice looking terrain
Really nice! I've backed two of their Kickstarters... haven't received anything yet, but yours turned out great. I'll try a similar approach when mine arrive. :-D
i recently picked up a pack of the TTcombat MDF terrain, its heccin awesome
a whole chapel ruin for 20 euro and it looks great
I started out doing that same thing with my Ork terrain, but then I spent way to many hours with the brush after. lol those look great!
sounds like fun!! :-)
7:16 "I have no idea what I'm doing here." -Goobertown Brent, Ph.D Chemist
Wonderful!
Dammit Brent I don't need you to show how awesome this terrain is and how easy it is to paint and look fab! Genius grout technique btw :)
I got a ton of this terrain from two Kickstarters and now there is no excuse for getting my thumb out of my a$$ and do it.
Was planning on magnetising them but how many different configurations am I going to use, especially when magnetising means I leave it and therefore do not use it all!
Also got a paint scheme in mind with ideas of using this stuff with Dwarven Forge Wildlands when it hits the UK.
Top video Goobs and very inspiring :)
Nice!! Maybe you could glue some bits and magnetize others? Either way, definitely get on it and get you some terrain ready to go! Times tickin, that wildlands will be on your doorstep before you know it :-)
I really like your choice to spray paint with multiple colors as a base coat. The terrain could have been table ready at that point.
Great video
I love aztec ruins and these look great, awesome quick paint job =)
This terrain looks fantastic! Really nice work with the sprays and drybrushing, so simple and effective. My biggest fear with terrain? Finding somewhere to store it when not in use... hahaha
Turned out absolutely awesome! I backed the Rampart KS for a dollar, still need to go through the PM! xD But the Kazumi/Aztec terrain was definitely the one that looked the most interesting to me. ;)
I hope they expand that kazumi line and give it some more variety :-)
Yeah, it looks really good! Just up my alley - so I wouldn't mind more stuff in the same design! :D
I also have a giant box of rampart that I snipped off the sprue a year ago. I made the mistake of thinking magnets would be fast.... well.. still have approx 500 magnets to install.. anyways.
Be sure to check out some 3d printed floor systems designed for use with rampart
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4123778
And heres remixed I made for some more options !
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4791317
Perhaps ad some static grass? It's perfectly possible to create your own woodstain using (cleaning) vinegar and steel wool. Nice and cheap and it gives fresh wood an old grey wheaterd look.
Nice change of pace, to see a video on quick and nice terrain painting.
I think it's very tempting to go crazy with the fine details of glyphs and patterns, but playing terrain should not distract too much from the miniatures, I think. Painting some details to make individual pieces of these ruins stick out (like one small building that got wild patterns all over the walls) is good to highlight that building and it gets too "busy" visually, when everything looks like that.
I mean, it's anyone's choice, but I prefer terrain pieces to not distract too much from the miniatures. It's also nice that it sorta cuts down on the workload ;)
These turned out really nicely! Well done. One question though - how do you store terrain like this when you aren’t using it? I have limited storage space in my house, so any tips are appreciated.
I've been keeping my pieces from these sets modular and not glued together. I can stack the wall segments pretty efficiently and save a lot of space. Downside is I need to assemble it each time I want to use it and if its a whole wargaming tables worth of terrain it takes a little bit.
will we see a return of the goobertown roulette anytime soon? i've loved watching the random painting challenges whilst i paint my own minis.
side note: you have a nice voice for naration.
oh for sure! It's on the painting desk, I just keep getting distracted ;-)
Great vid! I also see those Warlord Romans in the background... Would love to see which historical/other games you're into.
oh I've got some black seas just off camera too! :-) I've been listening to napoleonic naval audiobooks for the past year or so
@@GoobertownHobbies Ohh, very cool! I'm working on Black Seas atm too (Starter Set / French and British). Any naval Audio book you'd recommend?
I'm very tempted to join the late pledge for that terrain but I cannot decide which theme I like most 😅
Whoo Relicblade.
great vid
I have some of these ramparts sets [just 1 box, your 3 makes me jelly] and was thinking using a very similar colour to its plastic colour and adding some VERY fine sand to texture.
Thoughts? I heard you should avoid using sand.
Thats some good looking terrain, nice use of miliput. I liked your wood stained walkways. Some jungle scatter mixed in and you'll have a great table of lost ruins to adventure in. Shame those weird looking platform connectors looked so out of place after all the work that went into creating such thematic terrain pieces.
Was waiting for this ^•^
Funny, after my next mini project I intend on doing some terrain. Gonna make an imposing, gothic cemetery where my players can encounter a revenant king and his unholy followers.
Hey Brent, have you seen the Dirty Down Verdigris, Rust, and Moss paints? I think that having your perspective on the paints and how they work as a chemist would make for a very interesting video.
I gotta dive into this business. I have them, I've used them a bit, but I've honestly been hesitant to do much with them because of the price... people aren't scoffing at the price though, so maybe I should check them out!
You said you clipped them a year ago, how were the moldlines? Maybe one thing that grinds my gears about GW terrain
they were mostly on the flat joint areas and reasonably easy to clean up (like along the tops and bottoms of the walls)