More Epic Sewers for DnD!!
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Hi, I’m Franky, and today I’m making some awesome sewer tiles.
I wanted to make these tiles stand out from any of my other tiles. The sewage wasn’t going to be enough of a difference. I dedicated a lot time painting these just right. All while still experimenting with resin. One of those materials I’ve been too scared to work with.
Talking about the resin, I ran into a few problems I still have to figure out. Problems I failed to mention in the last episode. Alright, let’s get into this.
Welcome back gang, let me tell you something about how I dm. When I build dungeon, I actually stray away from doing long halls unless they make sense. When you look at buildings, you notice that things tend to be split by rooms, not halls. Players still like that sense of cloister phobia, so how do we compromise. Easy, make your dungeons stand out from each other. Capitalize on what kind of dungeon is best for what type of game play. It’s nice to have one set of tiles that you use for everything, I get i. But at the same time, if you are playing a lot with the same group, I think it’s best to spice things up with different dungeon styles. Long Galway’s don’t make sense for buildings but they make perfect sense for something like the sewers.
Sewer tiles is that project I’ve put off for too long and honestly I think it was such a missed opportunity. Specially because its one of those projects you can basically offer players to explore in just about any town settjng. Stay till the end for some extra builds we’ll knock off while we are here in the seeers. So let me show you how I made mine.
I rarely watch crafters to recreate what they've done so the tools used aren't that important. It's all about the inspiration, and your builds provide plenty of that.
Don't worry about using tools people might not have, I mean you don't even have them, you are at a friends house for cutting. People will find their way around obstacles, just as you do ;)
I like your sewer tiles, the bricks look really good and remind me of Victorian sewers. The transition tiles between these and the other sewer build was nicely done.
The tiny poop piles at the end just tied it all together! 🤣
We've been away from crafting since last summer and watching this is a good way to start up again!.
Gosh darn it! Those look great man! Master class in painting tiles right there.
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Love the red bricks. It's certainly a different look, and one that really makes the gunk pop even more.
I think you are right
Looks good to me! Not like folks can't find alternatives to MDF if they don't have access to a saw.
Don't worry about showing a tablesaw or similar tools, you can get one for the same price as the half gallon bottle modpodge you use 😉
🤣 this made me laugh way more than I thought it would.
I'd love to have dungeon tiles made from wood MDF
What stile? What kind?
We love seeing cool stuff being built and always appreciate showing how it's done the poor man's way as well
There is nothing wrong with ether
Awesome stuff, would be cool to see some variants with dead bodies or blockages of slime and rubble
Dude you're one of the most inspiring crafters on TH-cam!! Love your stuff. Please never stop ✌🏼👌🏻
It's your art, bro, we're all just spectators! Make it how you want to!
I like that! Thanks?
@@FrankyDCrafter You're welcome? 😜
Great work!!!! 😁👍
Sweet action!
I like where this set of tiles is going. The colors are great. Maybe make some sewer monsters/critters and some sewer scatter terrain to go with the set?
That’s next
Cool. I've seen sewer terrain in the past. But I rarely see anyone make accessories to go with it. Monsters/critters/scatter terrain. Because the tiles are useful, but I feel like stuff doesn't get full effect till you have a bunch of stuff to go with it. The cages you made in the first video were a nice touch. I needed something similar for a game I play. And I'd been planning on making some from cheap plastic hair curlers from Dollar Tree. Keep up the good work. I enjoy watching you brainstorm your way through projects and how you admit to and point out mistakes or problems and how you fixed them.
Excellent job making the Sewers, now all you need is miniature figurines of the TMNT, see you on your next video. :)
Let’s goo!!
@@FrankyDCrafter :D
Heck yeah, more Franky vids!
On the way
These are awesome. Rather gross, but awesome. I am terrified of resin and you were able to make modular tiles with it. Great job.
I’m still scared now but at least I’m experimenting. I’m getting more comfortable with it as I go.
These look gosh darn good!
That’s got to be my catch phrase now
@@FrankyDCrafter yes heck please
These turned out great!
I'm glad I watched to the end, nice touch ;)
👍 They came out great.
My dude. Love the finished result. That will be a fun environment for your players. As far as the materials you're using: any crafter will use the materials and tools they have available to them. That's part of the fun for me when I make stuff, anyway. I hope you continue to do the same. Use what you can get your hands on. I would hate to see you limit your creativity because of the comment section. Looking forward to seeing your next build!
That’s a great way to put it.
Turned out great. Looks like you've got the resin thing in the bag
I always love you videos, these look really good.
Thank you so much. There will be more on the way.
@@FrankyDCrafter awesome I can't wait.
Love this build! Great work!
Lol poo scatter at the end.
Amazing work you are so creative. My wife does a lot of resin work. She says she can try to help you with any questions if you have any. Me I am working on some native american coasters & a kit bash wagon & cart for a table top rpg game. My skills aren't as good as yours, buy I try. I am better on making terrain & kit bashing figures.
I’ll let you know if I have any questions. Thank you
Your welcome. She will try her best. She her self still is experimenting. She sells her stuff on line.
Awesome extension to your previous project. Spending time on one tile and using it as a template for the others is a great idea. how did you do the eh... Portable splash of sewage? did you let the resin cure to a thicker consistency before pouring?
To be honest with you, the portable splash was left over resin from the project. I had a silicone plate. Wish I would have done more.
As for the resin, I used it not long after I mixed it. The resin I use just feels thick I guess.
I don't envy your players' characters, that looks like a horrible place to be in!
As for tools and that, while i love when you do builds with dirt cheap stuff like those goblin huts, it's OK to also do things like this that are meant to be more durable. And see it from this point of view, there's creators on YT doing tiles with many materials: Scotty, Bill, Jeremy and others using foam, cardboard, there's even Kristian from Crooked Staff using print and paste textures on paper, you bringing tiles using wood is interesting too!
We’ll said. Thank you!
Make a cool thing, we’ll figure out the rest.
#ME-POO at the end
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