Awesome retro 1980's level technology build! Paint and details made me look really hard at what GW kits you had used...I was happily mistaken on my initial guess at how it was made :D Well done!
Fantastic work, I did'nt expect them to be crafted from cardboard based on the first look. Must been a pain to cut out the arches. Paintjob is great too.
Mate, this was fantastic. I will definitely attempt this in the future myself. No need to apologize, I understand family life all to well 😉. Again, great video.
Thanks a lot dude. Definitely pleased with how this turned out. Yeah, it's taken a while to find the balance with family life etc. but I think I will be able to devote a few hours each week to the hobby 👍
@SJsCraftingWorld They definitely look awesome. Same for me. I also have a couple of hours every week to work on my projects. Some weeks more then others, and then there is work as well haha.
Very happy to see new video. Your channel inspired me a lot years ago. For the rivets, it's not as "clean" as beads, but I use only drops of white glue that I put with a toothpick and it works correctly with probably less effort than beads.
A very cool project! I would like to thank you for your interesting and simple ideas. Currently, I am working on a similar project, but it is based on the covers of office paper packages. Some of the modules are similar to yours, while others are modular rooms. Your creativity has helped me a lot and inspired me to continue working on my project. Thank you!
Back with a bang! I feel like you and @BillMakingStuff could have a rivet-off 😆
Love it!!!
Awesome retro 1980's level technology build! Paint and details made me look really hard at what GW kits you had used...I was happily mistaken on my initial guess at how it was made :D Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it! Amazing what you can get from just a few layers of cardboard!
Fantastic work, I did'nt expect them to be crafted from cardboard based on the first look. Must been a pain to cut out the arches. Paintjob is great too.
Thank you! Not gonna lie, the cutting was a chore. As were the rivets. The end result is decent though.
This was awesome!
I don't have any tiles to raise, but there was still a lot of great stuff here 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mate, this was fantastic. I will definitely attempt this in the future myself. No need to apologize, I understand family life all to well 😉. Again, great video.
Thanks a lot dude. Definitely pleased with how this turned out. Yeah, it's taken a while to find the balance with family life etc. but I think I will be able to devote a few hours each week to the hobby 👍
@SJsCraftingWorld They definitely look awesome. Same for me. I also have a couple of hours every week to work on my projects. Some weeks more then others, and then there is work as well haha.
Yeah, sounds about right. I'm glad I can at least get a few hours now 👍
Great build, and welcome back.
Thank you very much!
Very happy to see new video. Your channel inspired me a lot years ago. For the rivets, it's not as "clean" as beads, but I use only drops of white glue that I put with a toothpick and it works correctly with probably less effort than beads.
Thank you! Sounds like a decent idea with the glue. I think I have a bit of a love hate relationship with those beads 😂.
A very cool project! I would like to thank you for your interesting and simple ideas. Currently, I am working on a similar project, but it is based on the covers of office paper packages. Some of the modules are similar to yours, while others are modular rooms. Your creativity has helped me a lot and inspired me to continue working on my project. Thank you!
Sounds great! I'm glad this can provide some inspiration. Keep on crafting 👍
I feel like you could make the individual panels and cast them in resin to speed up production in the long run.
For sure
Vey nice mate 💖💖
Thank you!
Brilliant!, those look great! And agreat idea for a game table too. 👍
Glad you liked it. Really pleased with how this turned out.
The detail on these is mad. How long did this take overall??
Awesome. Hmmm, not sure exactly. I only get a limited time each week, I guess it probably took somewhere between 6-8 hours