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Merchant Tent for Tabletop Gaming
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2021
- Craft this merchant tent for your next tabletop gaming session full of custom fun details. This tent makes use of the merchant tables from last weeks video to construct a fully modular set piece that allows you to modify what's being sold and even the awning covering the booths depending on the setting of your game!
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I love the way this turned out! One of the most rewarding parts about being a patreon of yours is the interaction you give throughout the week on your discord. It was really cool to see you use a tip that one of us gave you in the build. Almost gives me the nostalgia of building terrain with my brothers back in that day. Thanks for another amazing build John. Keep up the great work!
You got it Chad. We have a great community of crafters with some great ideas, and now playing some games as well over Discord has really been awesome!
Oh gorgeous. Takes me right back to Trademeet!
:) Thank you !
the nicest thing about these modular builds is how they allow pieces of the miniature have more use on the table than what the piece was originally part of.
Example: if you want a merchant centre in a city, instead of one with a grassy/earthy base, you make one with stones!
Another fun detail you can do is if the place was ruined/ransacked/besieged. You can replace the flags with tattered/burned/torn ones, or even remove them entirely.
Fantastic work, as always :)
Personally, I would make the decoration be optional in my set to make it easier to use in different scenarios, and also have as much space without clutter. Although, those set pieces do in fact bring a lot of life to the piece.
Great tips for sure Raider. Thanks for watching !
This series of builds is awesome. Nobody ever thinks about the market
So much interaction to be had at the market... it was a necessity :) Thank you !
Bro, I love it. I don't have Instagram, but the modularity of this stuff makes it SUPER versatile.
Thank you Barney!!
I would love to see your medieval village all together, with a whole bunch of your other builds all set up.
It's going to happen :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT nothing wrong with playing with your creations. 😁👍
interesting thought for the pillar that snapped.
Put it together with a slight angle like it was hit by something big.
Players ask about it in game, just say, "Oh that? Ever seen a drunk minotaur?".
Now that's thinking outside the box :)
This is a beauty. I think these will definitely come in handy for “Beyond the Witchlight Fen” carnival terrain. Thank you!
Oh yeah... perfect timing :)
I can’t believe how much detail you put into these builds. They always look so cool.
Thank you Jeffrey... the details are where its at!
I apologize if my words will look ridiculous. I don't know English well and I use a translator. I have been following your work for a long time. It's very inspiring. Thank you for that. I also try myself in this. once I ran into the same problem as you. A small part burst when I pierced it with a toothpick. For myself, I solved the problem so that there is no need to put pressure on the part when you insert a toothpick into it. It is better when you rotate a toothpick, something like a drill. In this case, the small part does not break.
An excellent tip, and you're English is great. Thanks for watching and the comment !
I like using used sandpaper as a base ground texture, and then build up from there. I can mix and match scraps of differing sandpaper grit for smoother and more rocky/pebbly patches of ground.
I love the use of the Silicone adhesive with gravel/sand/tile grout for the ground material. This is a great way to handle large amounts of area that need to get covered.
Thank you... it's a recipe of a Patron of mine. Check out Working Dad Hobbies.
See, told you it would be helpful! *grin*
this beautiful...tent with pillars, great...😊
Thank you :)
those jigs are so versatile. nice work John!
That they are! Thanks Zane.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT cheers dude. I love all the little details.
Hey John! This is a great example of modularity and it is very fun to craft! Love the general idea and you was a genius with the woodgrain on the columns... Well done! When you get on little details, well... You always nail it! Bravo!
Thank you so much Max. I really appreciate that :)
A merchant has been selling herbs and spices for decades... One could say he's a pretty seasoned salesman.
Magnificent build to go with last weeks. Sorry I'm running late was in recovery for a ruptured distal bicep tendon surgery when you dropped last weeks video. Let's just say hurricane Ida and my age haven't been kind as of late. But, I'm back and can't wait for more my brother! .... Hell, think I'll circle back and leave a bad joke on last weeks as well🤘🏻
Hey, I'm sorry to hear that. I'm glad your back and on the mend! No need for apologies here... happy to have you back!
The merchant tent turned out great. It’s now become one of my favorite parts of your village build. I love all the detailing
I agree!
Thank you Jennifer :) It really becomes an art of love when working on these.... like adding the water to the merchants mug... not necessary but I just had to add it !
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT You know what they say, "The devil is in the details!". Lol!
That is an awesome project! I like your artistic eye. One thought about the caulking...I have accidentally used the non-paintable variety doing projects before, and that was a problem. I recommend using paintable caulk. Using a bit of stop fray on the fabric edges will help keep it from unravelling.
Two excellent tips, thank you for sharing !!
I found that if you twist the skewer while you push it into XPS it wont resist…as much. Great Job
100% that is an effective way to reduce tears and pops. Thanks for sharing Juston.
This is so cool John. Now if you just make a few more of these you can have a faire to go to in your campaigns! Maybe you can find a mini of a juggler or a fire-breather! I know I know! The rest of my group are always telling me I get carried away! What can I say? I am an artist afterall! But this build is really great!
Excellent ideas to add to this build... Thanks !!
You really put your heart and sole into everything you do don’t you? It really shows, you’ve got a special eye for things that’s for sure. I loved this.
Thank you so much... I do. It's a passion of mine for sure. When I see something that can be added to a craft, even after I'm done... I'm drawn to make the addition !
Every single episode I am blown away by the increasing attention to detail. Thanks for all of the inspiration!
Thank you alex!! 🙏
I love it. So cool! I am already imagining creating the Wild Beyond the Witchlight carnival in this theme.
Definitely! Thank you Samantha :)
Soo cool! You are a master of detail! And modularity is so convenient.
Thank you very much !!
I love this channel and has increased my charting style
Thank you and I love to hear the video's are helping out !!
this is stunning and will be very versatile
Thank you Mike !!
Another gorgeous, unique build. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you Jordana!!!
Your attention to detail is amazing! 👌
Thank you Will.... I really appreciate that !
Killer video. Some of your best work. Those awnings are gorgeous. Great stuff!
Right on, thank you 🙏!!
Most terrain building use magnets in completely unnecessary ways but the hot swap function of the merchant tables is a great idea! Makes it so the piece can be reused at different points of a story without becoming stale.
Right on B K thank you!
Masterclass , indubitablement
Thank you very much :)
Absolutely awesome. I only wish i had the time and space to get back in to model building.
I hear ya Rob! Only so many hours….. thanks man.
I love this! So detailed and delightful to look at on every side!
Thank you Sara :) !
You've done it again! Fantastic! I love how you start small and implement previous builds into bigger ones. The creative journey is outstanding. Best crafting channel. Period.
I try to make video's build upon themselves in a meaningful way when I can. Thank you Tim :) I really appreciate that!
If that silicon mix became too dry to work, I believe a very small amount of vinegar should thin it. As you can use vinegar to clean up silicon. I havent tried it, just a suggestion.
Cool suggestion/tip! I'll have to give it a try. Thank you.
Turned out really nice. Looks great
Thank you !!
love all the small details
Thank you… me too :) !!!
Look forward to these videos every week. You were one of the crafters who really made me want to get a foam cutter. Especially with all the accessories you have from SL
Thank you Austin :) I hope you're enjoying your hot wire cutter !
Love your work. I keep trying to replicate it but never manage. Gonna have to try this one next.
Thank you! Keep on crafting!!! You got it :)
wow John that's beautiful work again no words for and if those colors and techniques cool
Thank you Luc !!!
This is excellent! The quality of your build goes without saying, but I have to tell you I really like the concept of a single item market. On most wargames tables, the market is a series of single item tables scattered over a portion of the table. Not bad as far as it goes, but this all-in-one piece gives the busy feel of a market without tying up more space that could be used for gaming. Well done!
Thank you Mike! That's exactly what I was going for. The busy market feel in a single piece !!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT . . . of course it needs a cave rat somewhere on it, but . . .
@@justMikec :)
Using the tea leaves in your ground cover because of the scent is inspired, dude. Exotic scents are archetypal marketplace sensations that will delight everyone. It seems like it would have added value for visually impaired players. What do you think of the idea of adding traces of powdered allspice or cassia to the tea leaves? Keeping the spices from overpowering the tea would take a delicate touch, but doesn't seem difficult.
Yeah, why not add some and see how it smells. It really is amazing the scent that is given off with this mixture... it's really nice :)
Watching this I thought a blacksmith shop would be an interesting build.
Great suggestion Stephen... I've made one already on the channel! You can find it in my Buildings Playlist!
When you say "silicone" I imagine you mean acrylic caulking :) If you are using acrylics you can mix a bit of water or isopropil to easier the application.
Cool tip, thanks for sharing.
Such a superb gem, perfect for a medieval atmopshere on our tables...Inspiring! 👍👍
Thank you so much Phil !!
Wow....now this was something else!
Have you made a amphitheater yet, or a stage area, for plays or music? Would fit in nicely with this and maybe more merchant tents. Add some wagons and it will look more or less like Darkmoon Faire-if you have been there.
I think if you add a small Exciter speaker(1"-2") like the ones Dayton makes, you could have music emitting from the stage. It works on XPS sheets(I tried last weekend, it's actually amazing), maybe on small XPS buildings as well? It should work to some degree on everything, but it does work best on XPS. Maybe add an Exciter to your arena, and have arena noises and crowd cheers from the arena. Thing is, the sound will come right from the arena, on the table, not somewhere from speakers; that makes it quit immersive.
Great thoughts here... I might have a few of them in my mind as well ;) The closes thing to my stage was part of my colosseum playlist... you'll find one in there.
Very nice colorful market
Thank you Patrick... I almost made it even more colorful with multiple different sheets of fabric for the awning... backed out at the last minute :)
Amazing build, terrific work!
Thank you Evan!
This one is a beauty.
Thank you !!
I love the details, colors and variety of easy to make crafts. I have been wondering how to make a vendor area for my town; now I have one to add to my project list. Great video John!
Right on Scott!!! I'm glad this video is a good one for you. MOTW tomorrow !!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT thank you! Oh yes MOTW, hopefully I don’t die!
Exceptional work my friend.
Thank you Max!
John, just stunning!! All the details are what make this an incredible build!!
Thank you so much Angel.... I really appreciate that :)
Another awesome build. Great job
Thank you Ron !
Again another beautiful craft love it
Thank you Robert :) !
Beautiful.
Thank you David :)
I love this idea
Thank you Ben!
Absolutely AMAZING
Thank you !!
Love this build!
Thank you Steven !
awesome build
Thank you Keith !
Wow, this is incredible craftsmanship and content! Keep up the good work!! Inspiration gained.
Awesome, love to hear it :) !
Really impressive build, absolutely beautiful - and as always super soothing to listen to :)
Thank you Holly :) !!
I would love to see a battle map for one of his games!
It will happen.....
Amazing job mate!
Thank you !!!
You never fail to amaze, mate. This is incredible!
Thank you !!!
Another super well done video
Cheers
Thank you Jeffrey!!
Looks great!
Thank you !
Oh yeah!!! This is so good...
Nice work John! Thanks for this!
You got it... I thought you'd like this one :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Yes my friend!
I remember, like, a year ago when I started watching your channel, I suggested: you should do a marketplace...
Now I feel Grateful because you build it. Thanks again John!
Yay soooo good!! So clean!
:) Thank you !!
I want to come and buy some stuff at the market ;-)
Stop by Tine :)
With the pillars, one thing I would suggest is to swap the Q-Tip and sculpted top for some of the fabric pins that already have the ball top. The end result would be, largely, the same, but a lot less work and it tends to work better than the sculpting tool for going into foam.
Also, where did you get the dove from?
I keep working on something similar, I've wanted to have a set for a smaller festival situation, something partially based on the Gathers described in the Harper Hall books from the Pern series
You could certainly do that. The dove is from Noble night games.
Absolutely. Gather away!!
great work as usual! tossing the table onto the market stall in the beginning intro was a baller move! how many takes did it take? Did you get it in one? awesome!
Thank Clay... I'm a shot caller... haha... one take man and I had it !
great job
Thank you!
Looks great!!!!!
Thank you Donna :) !!
It's fantastic! Well done as always!
Thank you :) !!
Stunning build! This market will be the envy of the land good sir! Beware of raiders though……
I'll keep my eye out for them :) Thanks Andy !
Woahhh, so excited to watch this!! That looks amazing
Thank you enjoy !!
Khajiit has wares if you have coin
I love it haha... how about some skooma???
How about small wooden skewers instead of Q-tips?
Definitely... some pikes !
Another fantastic piece of artwork! Can see a mediaeval shopping bazaar coming up. Q: Do you research images to come up with a design for the build or just wing it?
Thank you Marcus. Research always helps to try and nail down a look or feel. I wanted to make sure I had the awning somewhat close with the fabric and shape.
Amazing
Thank You :)
This is pretty amazing it looks like something that would be sold by wizkids it looks like a high quality mass produced product like the market place set but a large scale peice big tent peice great job :) freaking amazing iv been playing dnd for like around 27- 28years and my gaming room /miniature set & place props are like know store I hav ever been in . Something amazing like This would be a amazing peice in my collection of all ways growing amazing quest and memory's of so many fun adventures who ever u gift this peice to will really hav a amazing peice
I really appreciate that !! Thank you!
Amazing. .
Thank you !
Awesome!!!
Thank you :) !
why do those pillars have to be pierced with qtips? i'm curious why you didn't use toothpicks. it looks so beautiful!
Great question…. I wanted a bit more strength in the pillar and I also wanted the diameter of the post sticking out of the top a bit larger than a toothpick. Thanks!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT that's a great idea! thanks so much
Magnificent.
Thank you!
Have you ever tried using small drill bits to create your holes in the foam? If so does it not work?
Yes I have and it does work... to see it in action and what can happen if you're not careful watch my Krampus video I put out a few weeks ago!
i would love to win this plans
Right on Heather !
Hey! Awesome video! If you can answer please say how you made the Plans? With blender's uv?
Thank you :) I use CAD.
Hell yeah
Thanks 🤘
Super kool
Right on!! Thank you.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT your work is awesome just keeps getting better 👏
0:05 How many takes did you have to do?
Just one.... seriously :) The magnets are super strong.
What is the music piece in the bakoground called?
"Town Square Parade"
what am I doing wrong? The matte finish melts my foam...........
So that will happen if you’re spraying too close to the foam. It’ll bubble the paint and can melt foam. You want to be about 18” away from the foam when you’re spraying and let it “mist” over your project. If the foam looks slick and wet after spraying… problems are coming.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT awesomesauce! I will give it a shot. I appreciate it and you're awesome vids!
4 people with bad aim accidentally pressed the dislike button
That's what I was thinking :) Thanks !
You've been on a roll these last few weeks. Well, the last year or so. Actually, you've been on a roll since I first started watching your stuff... So I guess this video was average, then?
:) haha... thanks.