2:37 Oh we most certainly do have glowing mushrooms in nature. I remember treating two patients who had eaten poisonous mushrooms, and they'd thoughtfully brought a sample of them in with them. They glowed in the dark! (And so did their vomit!) Anyway, another inspiring, wonderful build. Thanks so much for sharing.
This is what got me into miniatures. Awesome terrain pieces. This also makes me want to have a mini diorama of a dad decked out in his weekend wear pushing a lawn mower through all the tall static grass. Just a mini scene showing a clear cut strip and the rest of the "yard" tall and overgrown.
"20mil' bead goes round the outside, round the outside, round the outside. 20mil' bead goes round the outside, and gives you somewhere to put the foam in." What a lovely, moist looking board.
Nice one pal. Love seeing how quickly the combination of 3D printing and your "No Painting" terrain methods can bring an awesome looking board together!
"Huh, this looks pretty cool, I'll give the kickstarter a glance. Hmm, wow, if I ever wanted to start ANOTHER AoS army, these would totally work as proxies for Gloomspite Gitz. Oh nice, they have a Rogue Idol proxy for my Ironjawz! ... and the terrain is pretty nice." So anyway I bought all of it, goddamnit.
Really nice man. I really like the tip on the leaf litter soaking in and sinking in to the epoxy resin, thats going in the memory banks Would work perfectly for the dead marshes LOTR
I love seeing board builds. If I were building it I would have used less dirt more grass and epoxy just to maximize the wet look of the swamp. Fun as always!
Great board! had already backed the kickstarter, wanting to use the goblins for an opr army, and this board makes me even more excited for the kickstarter to finish
What kind of glue are you spraying out of that big canister? I bought scenic paste in a spray bottle but what you're doing seems WAY better for a larger board.
Great build, and I have had a subscription for Asgard Rising for about a year now - you're right; their models are great! I am a little confused with the end of the vid, though. You went to all the time and trouble to lay in the LEDs, but then you never turn the lights down to show off the eerie effect of their light at the reveal in the end.
This is soooo good! I dream of having a bayou board inspired by Hunt: the Showdown for Dracula's America and this video is really making it hard to maintain any excuses for not building an amazing looking board ina reasonable time!
Lovely board. I'm in planning stages of a game/display board for my 40k ork army who in my head cannon are based in a sort of temperate rainforest (their bases are all muddy, and covered with leaves and twigs, and their warbikers are all riding Warhammer Fantasy Iron Jaw Orruk boars from about 10 years back). I've been collecting odd bits of ork terrain (a few sets of the terrain from the new version of Kill Team, and the Mek Boy Workshop) and the terrain from the new Necromunda Ash Wastes set to set within an Endor-like setting. I saw your recreation of the Ewoks vs AT-ST diorama, but now it seems I'll have to watch your moss effect video next. I have a feeling those Ash Waste structures and elevated walkways are going to look awesome done up for a forest setting. Here's hoping I can do them justice. Thanks for the videos.
I like the idea and the ruins are fantastic. The leds don't seem represented well, though. Perhaps if the mushrooms were painted (orange?) it would provide some contrast or draw the eye to the glow.
man, this would be cool to play a game in a dark room with nothing but the LEDs and each player gets a small keychain LED flashlight. Don't forget a soundtrack of crickets and bullfrogs.
Great Video as usual! Would be great to get a nice flocker but the one you are using is not available to the US. Im tired of the woodland scenics one I have. Any Ideas?
Wonderful video as always. Is this the board you were working on in the Pickle Jar video when Josh comes and asks if you can help him build his first terrain board?
looking at the final board.. and this came to mind: "When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. And that one sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, and then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. And that’s what you’re going to get, Son, the strongest castle in all of England."
Luke, been watching the channel for a long time now - 5+ years maybe? When I first caught your channel I was intrigued but felt like everything was a bit low quality - then video after video you've consistently blown me away. You are the definition of trust in the process, feels like every time I doubt a tip/method I'm (happily) proven wrong. The moss is a great example, I think "this looks shit, ruined it" and once again you prove otherwise and remind me not to be so bloody cynical. Great work on the video and the channel in general buddy - hope you continue to prosper.
I like everything except the ruins. Ill be honest here its the biggest eyesore of the board. It just looks like a primed centerpiece. If it was me I would have at the very least Bry-brushed it.
This looks amazing a great use of LEDs. Question: where does one get dry/dead bonsai trees/branches that you used for the tops of the trees? That's a great idea but my cursory look has only brought up either very expensive examples.
The transformation of the moss paste is insane. Another sweet build squire.
I swear that stuff is made of magic.
2:37 Oh we most certainly do have glowing mushrooms in nature. I remember treating two patients who had eaten poisonous mushrooms, and they'd thoughtfully brought a sample of them in with them. They glowed in the dark! (And so did their vomit!) Anyway, another inspiring, wonderful build. Thanks so much for sharing.
When they ate the glowing mushrooms, did it recharge their batteries?
@@Midnormeyou’ve heard how gullible he is… yes, they should recharge your batteries.
2:32 glowing mushrooms do exist actually and they are pretty cool
This is what got me into miniatures. Awesome terrain pieces. This also makes me want to have a mini diorama of a dad decked out in his weekend wear pushing a lawn mower through all the tall static grass. Just a mini scene showing a clear cut strip and the rest of the "yard" tall and overgrown.
I really like watching this stuff. Dioramas and gaming boards like this I can see my self building despite not needed to. This build was so cool.
I gotta try that dog texturing technique sometime, looks really effective.
I'm about to start my own WW1 Trench style board, and this is the sort of inspiration I needed. Thank you!
"20mil' bead goes round the outside, round the outside, round the outside.
20mil' bead goes round the outside, and gives you somewhere to put the foam in."
What a lovely, moist looking board.
Nice one pal. Love seeing how quickly the combination of 3D printing and your "No Painting" terrain methods can bring an awesome looking board together!
That board looks great and would be good for Kill Team
Dog is objectively the premier brick texturing technique
Seeing the dots of blue LED during priming gave me an Icecrown/Lich King vibe.
Absolutely awesome board!
Very cool and thematic intro - and table !
Why has this video not got like 1 million view! Top stuff!
I love swamps and this is excellent! Love the LEDs underneath and those swamp pools.
Absolutely fantastic board. Love the swamp plants and the static grass and the leaf litter and the ponds. A+ board, would skirmish on it.
Top notch. Now we just need to see a batrep on this board.
"Huh, this looks pretty cool, I'll give the kickstarter a glance.
Hmm, wow, if I ever wanted to start ANOTHER AoS army, these would totally work as proxies for Gloomspite Gitz.
Oh nice, they have a Rogue Idol proxy for my Ironjawz!
... and the terrain is pretty nice."
So anyway I bought all of it, goddamnit.
Another great build, thank you. Your DIY Moss has save me a lot of money and I can be more creative with my builds.
Really nice man. I really like the tip on the leaf litter soaking in and sinking in to the epoxy resin, thats going in the memory banks Would work perfectly for the dead marshes LOTR
I love seeing board builds. If I were building it I would have used less dirt more grass and epoxy just to maximize the wet look of the swamp. Fun as always!
Awesome results! Making something the way you want to make it is the best way to come out with a winner 👍 thanks for sharing the inspiration!
Lovely table Luke!
Love it! Screams Dark Souls (which really needs a solo skirmish game). I'll be definitely checking those ruins out.
What a beautiful board! This will definitely be a treat for many nights!. Also I loved using the pup for foam texture haha, so cute 😊
Awesome work on this build Luke.
what a beautiful dapple
Great board! had already backed the kickstarter, wanting to use the goblins for an opr army, and this board makes me even more excited for the kickstarter to finish
That bored looks amazing world class luke
I only go to swamps with adequate LED lighting 😁. Nice build!
Great looking board.
What kind of glue are you spraying out of that big canister? I bought scenic paste in a spray bottle but what you're doing seems WAY better for a larger board.
Awesome video and board !! Well done and thanks
Now I finally know why my builds are lackluster - I haven't got a texturing dog! Jokes aside, lovely build, mate!
board came out sick
Great work Josh
Great build, and I have had a subscription for Asgard Rising for about a year now - you're right; their models are great! I am a little confused with the end of the vid, though. You went to all the time and trouble to lay in the LEDs, but then you never turn the lights down to show off the eerie effect of their light at the reveal in the end.
Any ideas on how that moss was made? It is indeed incredible how it dries up and looks at the end
This looks sick! Great edit josh ❤️
Thanks babe 😘
Wow, this looks fantastic!
I was somewhat shocked by the moss paste, but the results were brilliant.
Looks great. Love the theme
Yet another amazing build, your work is a great source of inspiration well done Luke
What an awesome build Luke. It looks pretty damn cool!
sweet board! really enjoyed this video
Beautiful board there, reminds me of the swamp levels from Soul Reaver 2. Great work!
Great build again makes me want to build my own
Great video. Bioluminescent fungi generally grow in south America, mainly the bonnet genus. Amateur mycologist here :)
Absolutely lovely
This is soooo good! I dream of having a bayou board inspired by Hunt: the Showdown for Dracula's America and this video is really making it hard to maintain any excuses for not building an amazing looking board ina reasonable time!
YES LUKE YES!!!!!! straight murder this video! Hope to see you do a cool jungle table one day
Lovely board. I'm in planning stages of a game/display board for my 40k ork army who in my head cannon are based in a sort of temperate rainforest (their bases are all muddy, and covered with leaves and twigs, and their warbikers are all riding Warhammer Fantasy Iron Jaw Orruk boars from about 10 years back). I've been collecting odd bits of ork terrain (a few sets of the terrain from the new version of Kill Team, and the Mek Boy Workshop) and the terrain from the new Necromunda Ash Wastes set to set within an Endor-like setting. I saw your recreation of the Ewoks vs AT-ST diorama, but now it seems I'll have to watch your moss effect video next. I have a feeling those Ash Waste structures and elevated walkways are going to look awesome done up for a forest setting. Here's hoping I can do them justice. Thanks for the videos.
Totally amazing!
So cool, I'd love to play Warcry on that
Looks great !!!
Awesome work!
What'd you use for the pine trees and the fern/pine looking bushes? They look incredible
Another great build mate , really awesome 🇦🇺👍🏻
Brilliant build something to be proud of.
I like the idea and the ruins are fantastic. The leds don't seem represented well, though. Perhaps if the mushrooms were painted (orange?) it would provide some contrast or draw the eye to the glow.
What is the name of the modeling compound you use? The one you used in the cheap and quick war gaming table video where you didn’t need gloves.
Brilliant, as always.
Hello from Texas! We’re you able to find the link for the cobble textured paper? Thanks
Amazing build. Love it! Just phenomenal.
Great video dude, loved the board, looks amazing!!!
Nice to see hard work going into making a beautifuls scene. Would love to see gameplay using your resources... please add link if available.
Amazing as always
Wow amazing. Defos some class ideas for a mirkwood board
man, this would be cool to play a game in a dark room with nothing but the LEDs and each player gets a small keychain LED flashlight. Don't forget a soundtrack of crickets and bullfrogs.
Hey mate great build love the way you show the steps and I’m going to use some of the techniques in my model railroad that I’m rebuilding
Super cool!
Great board! And it made me back the kickstarter… which is going to make me finally pull the trigger on a larger resin printer. Thanks?
Looks fantastic like always fantastic work!
Awesome build! 👍🏻
SWAMP board I love it
Amazing work😁👍🏻
Great Video as usual! Would be great to get a nice flocker but the one you are using is not available to the US. Im tired of the woodland scenics one I have. Any Ideas?
Can't wait to see a battle report on this 😉
Wonderful video as always. Is this the board you were working on in the Pickle Jar video when Josh comes and asks if you can help him build his first terrain board?
What is that superglue you use to glue down rubble and bricks? Any particular brand or reason?
Amazing as always ❤️
Awesome job, particularly like the dog texturising, is he available through your store?😉
looking at the final board.. and this came to mind:
"When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. And that one sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, and then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. And that’s what you’re going to get, Son, the strongest castle in all of England."
A wonderful board.
6:43 Doggy! 😍
Cheers Luke ,
Luv~Luv~Luv .
(Phil McCavity , a Scotish Dentist .)
Will be a good board for a Lizardman army , :-)
Luke, been watching the channel for a long time now - 5+ years maybe?
When I first caught your channel I was intrigued but felt like everything was a bit low quality - then video after video you've consistently blown me away.
You are the definition of trust in the process, feels like every time I doubt a tip/method I'm (happily) proven wrong.
The moss is a great example, I think "this looks shit, ruined it" and once again you prove otherwise and remind me not to be so bloody cynical.
Great work on the video and the channel in general buddy - hope you continue to prosper.
As the camera man and editor, huge thanks for the kind words :)
@@ThePickleJar you absolutely deserve some of the credit mate , great work both.
Very nice
super cool!
Looks really cool and different.
Your giant foam cutter - did you make it or is one commercially available?
Any links for that wall paper!? Another great video as usual
OH MY GOODNESS HE'S A GOOD BOY.
I'd love to be doing this stuff but storage makes it impossible. Stuck with modular.
Nice board! 👍
Awesome!
I like everything except the ruins. Ill be honest here its the biggest eyesore of the board. It just looks like a primed centerpiece. If it was me I would have at the very least Bry-brushed it.
Awsome board! :)
This looks amazing a great use of LEDs. Question: where does one get dry/dead bonsai trees/branches that you used for the tops of the trees? That's a great idea but my cursory look has only brought up either very expensive examples.
Luke how can I go about buying the same applicator you used in this video, I believe it is only available to businesses only.
Very reasonable.
kind of want to see you try and make a Fallout style/themed board. Maybe something from Far Harbor or The Pitt