Sorry about the terrible audio balancing. The video gets a bit loud at 17:03 fair warning! This was my first video and I didn't realize the issue when editing. If anyone knows how I can fix this after posting please comment here and let me know! Thanks!😬
The idea of making the roof shingles like that was pure brilliance ! Great build that looks amazing. Your videos are instructional, educational, fun and very entertaining.
Just a little tip for you - use a slimey green colour in small areas on the stone work to make it look like moss or lichen has grown on the building, maybe even a little static grass to represent an odd few grass seeds that has blown on the roof and germinated. Great building, awesome video.
It looks good, only thing that I can see is that the stonework looks to be level with the trim up against it rather than more recessed. Not sure if it actually is or isn't, but most of the video seems to have it the same depth there. The other thing is that the balcony looks like it ought to have a bit more in the way of supports. Also, a very easy way to improve the black wash is to swap the paint you're using in it for the acrylic ink options. A lot of craft stores have it near their art brushes. It tends to mix far better with the water and doesn't seem to settle as much. It also starts out as more of a liquid than most acrylic paints which is better for that use.
I really enjoyed this build. Per your request for suggestions; I would have made it more for game play rather than just looks. I probably would have used cut-away sections (roof and side walls) held together with magnets to the first floor and second floor.. I would have made the balcony larger, enough for about 6 minis to fit for an encounter. If I'm going to make a terrain piece just for looks, I'd rather just make the front face of the building and maybe the sides. My point is that when I make terrain, I try to build terrain in such a way that the player's minis have somewhere to interact with or explore the terrain. a stairway leading to the balcony would be a great spot for an encounter outside the manor. Perhaps add something to the manor that the PC's could use a grappling hook on, or specifically place vines leading directly up to a window, etc.
This is a really nice build and a very instructional presentation. Great job! One suggestion, I'm with you on cutting shingles as thin as possible, but save the wire brush on 'em until after they're glued down. I hang my shingles with wood glue. Takes a little more time, but they're rock hard after and you can do your wire brush for texture then. Just a suggestion.
Thats beautiful. I am doing one but bigger and I am doing an inn/tavern diorama...medieval kind of (fantasy) but I broke my arm so I am just looking for ideas...I really like that extruded polystyrene your using its well versatile. Jewellery bits and, believe it or not Nail Art decorations are amazing for miniatures.
MATE! I've just found your channel, I hit subscribe straight away just based on your thumb nails... Good move on my part! I'm not a gamer, but I love making model kits and dioramas (someone my channel if you're interested?) - anyway as I said I am not a gamer but I've come to really enjoy the build style and look that you and others use. Myself, I tend to build in a more realistic style but I'm pretty determined to try out the fantasy look (fantasy is how I describe your style). I'm probably going to spend some time studying what you and others do and get to it myself! Really looking forward to seeing more of what you do mate, cheers 👍👍
@@ScatterCraft No worries, best of luck with your channel. I could never get the hang of reddit, but they have a lot of forums to share your work/channel in. Maybe worth getting yourself on twitter too?
@@ScatterCraft like I said, I'm not tech minded so gave reddit a miss. But if your looking to grow your channel and get your content out there. Itll defo help. I'm only on twitter so I'll share your content on there :)
Really like the video. Cant wait to see more. One piece of feedback if your interested. The volume level of the voice and when you play music are way different and blows my ears out. If there was a way to make them more even it would be much appreciated. Anyway love the video I just started crafting myself and lots of info here. Keep it up!!
Hello! You're a very talented crafter, I've got nothing to say about that 😀👍 but I noticed a big volume difference between you talking and the music after... that's something to consider, it's like a jump scare! hahaha cheers from Spain!
nice! One thing, and it's not too late to tweak, the audio on the reveal is a bit loud, I had the head phones on. As for the build ! Looks great, Great tutorial, Excited to see this channel grow.
Nice job! Very nice build, just one suggestion: Every proper inn has a sign hanging above the entrance. How else am I supposed to know where I can get a beer? =)
Ha. I forgot to mention that in the edit. I wanted this piece to be either a large manor house or an inn depending on what I needed at the time. I really thought about a sign but I didn't want to lose that modularity. Nice catch!
Another great build, I'd spend a night there [but as I'm not a gamer, I'm not sure what to expect!]. Around 6:30 With black walls and blue trim it reminded me of an 80's action TV show where some digitised object would appear in the real world... pics.filmaffinity.com/Automan_TV_Series-409585786-large.jpg
Sorry about the terrible audio balancing. The video gets a bit loud at 17:03 fair warning! This was my first video and I didn't realize the issue when editing. If anyone knows how I can fix this after posting please comment here and let me know! Thanks!😬
I'm running straight to Walmart to buy that chocolate color. That is beautiful.
I hope you continue to make more videos someday!
I get it, though-I haven’t uploaded in like 2 years too 😬
That looks fantastic! I'm planning on building something similar for my haunted house session.
The idea of making the roof shingles like that was pure brilliance ! Great build that looks amazing. Your videos are instructional, educational, fun and very entertaining.
i really liked how you used a reddish color for your manor build i think it suits it very well
Awesome build again
Just a little tip for you - use a slimey green colour in small areas on the stone work to make it look like moss or lichen has grown on the building, maybe even a little static grass to represent an odd few grass seeds that has blown on the roof and germinated. Great building, awesome video.
Great build. Love the added detail with the vines.
It looks good, only thing that I can see is that the stonework looks to be level with the trim up against it rather than more recessed. Not sure if it actually is or isn't, but most of the video seems to have it the same depth there. The other thing is that the balcony looks like it ought to have a bit more in the way of supports.
Also, a very easy way to improve the black wash is to swap the paint you're using in it for the acrylic ink options. A lot of craft stores have it near their art brushes. It tends to mix far better with the water and doesn't seem to settle as much. It also starts out as more of a liquid than most acrylic paints which is better for that use.
Thanks.
I just found your channel a few days ago. I'm definitely a fan! Can't wait to see you blow up in subscribers!
Awesomr detail!
I really enjoyed this build. Per your request for suggestions; I would have made it more for game play rather than just looks. I probably would have used cut-away sections (roof and side walls) held together with magnets to the first floor and second floor.. I would have made the balcony larger, enough for about 6 minis to fit for an encounter. If I'm going to make a terrain piece just for looks, I'd rather just make the front face of the building and maybe the sides. My point is that when I make terrain, I try to build terrain in such a way that the player's minis have somewhere to interact with or explore the terrain. a stairway leading to the balcony would be a great spot for an encounter outside the manor. Perhaps add something to the manor that the PC's could use a grappling hook on, or specifically place vines leading directly up to a window, etc.
nice work
Немасштабно, но зрелищно. И очень интересная технология с черепицей. Лайк!
awesome craft and video, my opinion is you could speed up the video as you working and voice over it
Another sharp build and video. Great precision. Almost threapudic. Loved the red colour. Easy steps to follow. Keep up the great work!
I like this build. Especially your choice of colors. I tend to work in real wood, so it was nice to see a foam alternative.
Well done. Keep going.
This is a really nice build and a very instructional presentation. Great job! One suggestion, I'm with you on cutting shingles as thin as possible, but save the wire brush on 'em until after they're glued down. I hang my shingles with wood glue. Takes a little more time, but they're rock hard after and you can do your wire brush for texture then. Just a suggestion.
Just subbed. A great build with lots if interesting techniques. Looking forward to seeing more vids. :)
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Thats beautiful. I am doing one but bigger and I am doing an inn/tavern diorama...medieval kind of (fantasy) but I broke my arm so I am just looking for ideas...I really like that extruded polystyrene your using its well versatile. Jewellery bits and, believe it or not Nail Art decorations are amazing for miniatures.
Thanks. How did you break your arm?
nice!
MATE! I've just found your channel, I hit subscribe straight away just based on your thumb nails... Good move on my part!
I'm not a gamer, but I love making model kits and dioramas (someone my channel if you're interested?) - anyway as I said I am not a gamer but I've come to really enjoy the build style and look that you and others use. Myself, I tend to build in a more realistic style but I'm pretty determined to try out the fantasy look (fantasy is how I describe your style). I'm probably going to spend some time studying what you and others do and get to it myself! Really looking forward to seeing more of what you do mate, cheers 👍👍
Awesome :) look forward to more of your builds.
Thanks so much for the very first sub! 😊
@@ScatterCraft No worries, best of luck with your channel. I could never get the hang of reddit, but they have a lot of forums to share your work/channel in. Maybe worth getting yourself on twitter too?
@@BudgetSceneryWorkshop Yeah it is definitely in my calendar for Twitter. Hadn't really thought of Reddit but that sounds like a great idea.
@@ScatterCraft like I said, I'm not tech minded so gave reddit a miss. But if your looking to grow your channel and get your content out there. Itll defo help. I'm only on twitter so I'll share your content on there :)
Really like the video. Cant wait to see more. One piece of feedback if your interested. The volume level of the voice and when you play music are way different and blows my ears out. If there was a way to make them more even it would be much appreciated. Anyway love the video I just started crafting myself and lots of info here. Keep it up!!
Hello! You're a very talented crafter, I've got nothing to say about that 😀👍 but I noticed a big volume difference between you talking and the music after... that's something to consider, it's like a jump scare! hahaha cheers from Spain!
Yes sorry I was still learning about volume control in this video lol
points for bathrobe
This sort of reminds me of Bloodmire Manor from Baldur's Gate Dark Aliance 2. Just from the name alone
Great video, love your style! Definitely following your videos?
nice!
One thing, and it's not too late to tweak, the audio on the reveal is a bit loud, I had the head phones on. As for the build ! Looks great, Great tutorial, Excited to see this channel grow.
Nice job! Very nice build, just one suggestion: Every proper inn has a sign hanging above the entrance. How else am I supposed to know where I can get a beer? =)
Ha. I forgot to mention that in the edit. I wanted this piece to be either a large manor house or an inn depending on what I needed at the time. I really thought about a sign but I didn't want to lose that modularity. Nice catch!
I really like the build, but you blasted me with the music! Can you turn that down to match the rest of the video? Keep up the good work.
Hey thanks. Yeah I had some audio balance issues on my first few videos but I got that fixed in my newer videos. Thanks for watching!
what type of foam is that and where do you get it?
This was mostly foam core that I got at Dollar Tree but many hobby stores have it
love it.. can you turn down the music on the ends of your vids a little...scares the heck after listening to you talk at a lower level..lol
I want to like it, but I don’t want to spoil the number of existing ones (it shows 666 for me) so like this👍
Another great build, I'd spend a night there [but as I'm not a gamer, I'm not sure what to expect!]. Around 6:30 With black walls and blue trim it reminded me of an 80's action TV show where some digitised object would appear in the real world... pics.filmaffinity.com/Automan_TV_Series-409585786-large.jpg
Amzing build, but why not make it so the inside is playable
Just personal preference. I prefer using the building just to represent that there is a building and use a battle mat for different interior maps.
@@ScatterCraft i get that same as what id do for smaller buildings, keep up the good crafting
Yo! where did you go!? LOL
Moved. Working on new crafting room
@@ScatterCraft nice, this channel was just taking off and the pandemic is making TH-cam into primetime.
*mumble whispers* !!BLARING MUSIC!!