I only meant to watch a minute or two of this video to see how you were going to accomplish the builds- that was about 5 fifteen minute videos ago! I’ve got to go to bed! Love your channel- subscribed after the first two minutes. Thanks!
A few days ago I was nursing a grumpy baby at 2am. TH-cam recommended I watch this video. I did. Then another, then another. I watched my way through your channel. These videos are great. So well made, narrated, edited. Makes me want to make things. And I don't even play any games. Thank you for them.
You're fighting the toughest battle. My wife is a superhero too. Glad to help pass the time. Also, try gaming! Dungeons and Dragons is so fun and easy. No terrain required.
Wow! If I saw those completed structures without this video, I'd assume there's no way I could create something so complicated. But, when you break down each step, it actually seems like something a beginner like me could accomplish! Love this video!
Wow that stuff looks legit like the real deal! You see some stuff on TH-cam looking vaguely gothic but this onereally captures it lush and ibrant architecture! Good job! Super inspiring stuff here
Amazing and inspiring work! GW? Never heard of them! Wyloch... that's the name I know! You just elevated my tabletop gaming to another level! Keep it up, man!
Fantastic video I plan to use a lot of the techniques shown for some terrain I'm planning on. Also I love how you went from your paper minis to your own creation to the real deal. It's fun to watch the evolution
Awesome! Thanks for letting me get my Wyloch fix on! A great video and I have not yet worked with chipboard. Thanks for taking away my reason and I look forward to cranking some of these out. The Gothic look certainly works well for multiple types of games. And a great point on saving up items in what I think we all call our junk boxes. You just keep adding and eventually, you've got a collection that has plenty of stuff for multiple gaming terrain pieces. Thanks again and take care!
Absolutely fantastic! I’ve always wanted to make a spiffy 40k cathedral, but I wanted to keep it cheap. This video is gold! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom 💜
Wyloch's Crafting Vids - I read tarot cards 😊 But I take more of a psychological approach to reading rather than the stereotyped spiritual, "woo-woo" style. I also have a possibly unhealthy addiction to the cardboard crack known as Magic the Gathering. On the 40k front, I've been playing Sisters of Battle since they were Witch Hunters. This video is right up the alley of what I've always dreamed of making for my shooty nuns. 😀
Wyloch, thanks a lot for making this video. I have used this terrain on my own channel and am super happy with how it looks and plays. You style is relaxed and patient- a must for terrain newbies like myself!
I did the cathedral build following your method. First build I ever realized. I wanted to thank you cause the result is amazing. You're doing a really great job on this channel, keep going ! It's very helpful for beginners like me !
Excellent! If you have the terrain-building bug, be sure to join us on Facebook (The Tabletop Crafters Guild) and share pics! There are many other excellent TH-camrs, and 30,000 other people there sharing their work.
Great vid, A tip for if you want a concrete wall texture is to mix a bit of light spackle with PVA glue, fine grain sand, a little water, paint it on roughly with a large brush and then stipple it a bit to remove any obvious brush stroke, due to the PVA being in the mix it solidifies great and become really sturdy.
Dude, you are a freaking genius. As a picky wargamer on a strict budget, all of your fantastic content is amazing and has helped immensely. Have you considered doing some historical style terrain for a video? I love to mix in bits of modernish equipment in with my settings and am currently planning a train depot for bolt action. It might be really cool to see you do a video for something in that vein. Thanks for all your content. It is really awesome.
Thx!! I currently have no plans for historical or modern, as those genres don't interest me. .....but, two years ago I swore I would never have any interest in wargaming, and look what has happened.
automotive primer would cover more then the spray paint as the first layer on to the chipbord for it would not soak in . automotive primer also allows for the silver to have shadows already built in/ allows it to also stick better.
it is only 1 more and comes in white, black, gray and a dark red " this is rust-oleum sandable primer" . becuse its a automotive primer is a filler /sandable primer but you have to add one more step to it tho. And that is to use a hair driyer on it to remove the smell and cure it. this is also ; grate for metal models , fine cast and reaper bones models as whell.
Proper miniatures paint and primer, who are you and what have you done with Wyloch? Joking aside, you've really outdone yourself with this one. Pretty rare to see RPG crafting videos breech into the quality level we see in the wargaming community, but you've definately pulled it off here.
Very, very impressive. Gives me some ideas for post apocalyptic games. I know it's not quite the setting you're in, but if you ever craft some more modern looking buildings/landscapes, I'd personally love to see them.
Wyloch's Crafting Vids well it just popup on my recommended videos. i normally follow the terraintutor. he is reslly great nut i like your approche and the materials you use. you ecplaine very well each step too.
Only just recently became aware of your videos but wanted to say; they're really good. Very useful stuff that looks amazing. You're very good at it so your results are incredible but you make it totally understandable for us noobs! Hope to see more industrial/sci-fi bits coming up that I can pinch for Necromunda purposes... but honestly all of your stuff is good and useful. Thanks again!
Once you cut the first cross frame for your floor tiles use it as a template for all your other floor tiles. That should help cut some time down ;) Didn't notice how old this vid was :(
Great video !!! Not only great tutorials for 40k vehicles but you've created some really awesome terrain to play the game in & around. I have to say though that the floor tiles look genius ! Plus they can be used for any sci fi/steampunk game. I think your floor tiles could definately be used on any larger base to make it look fantastic. TY again for showing the pieces you got from the crafting store, they really make the buildings look professional, the other toy pieces Ive used & would recommend are from Bionicle, they can be found 2nd hand really cheap if you dont have any lying around. The prices for GW terrain are soooo prohibitively high I never see actual gamers own much of it except for what might come in a boxed game set ( like the new necromunda game), it seems to be the domain of the store owners Yet you created some ruins Id be proud to own ( & prouder still knowing I made them ). Having gotten into 40k/fantasy & D&D back in the mid 80s I got alot of experience in creating what our group needed but each of your videos is excellent & its hard to not compliment you on doing such great work & then sharing the knowledge w/the rest of us. Seriously, your channel is the best Ive subscribed to in a while so thank you again & Ill try to not be so enthusiastic throwing praise @ you each video I watch. Keep up the great work !
Want to do a Infinity Style full building but reverse engineering an idea is something I have been inspired to do thanks to you and others in the Community.
Love the tutorial, looks amazing! For the exposed rebar, wouldn't paperclips be better though since you can get creative with how you bend them? They would be stronger than toothpicks too and are actually metal to begin with, so they might look slightly more realistic.
I just bought the chipboard from "your amazon shop". And now I would like to ask, wether you can ad a grid like the one you used at 4:46 in the video to your amazon shop?
I have not. But actually the fiber of the chipboard has a slight fuzz which catches drybrushing nicely. The thing is, of course, the real models are just festooned with awesome unique doodads and details. If you have the patience and eye for it, beads and such could simulate that, sorta...
are you looking at getting into necromunda when it comes out? also, would you maybe consider making the main wall structure out of foamboard to give the walls a bit of a thicker sturdier look?
martin the worrior I specifically did not use foam for the walls for two reasons. One is that its more fragile. Two is that its hard to get a clean cut, especially for curves like those windows. I have heard about Necromunda, will check it out but honestly with my other hobbies including this channel I probably dont have room for it in my life right now. :-)
Since it's a skirmish scale campaign game (probably one of the best titles GW's released) you can play a mission usually in 30-45 minutes. The terrain you had on the table would be great, as well as some random ground clutter (barricades, stacks of crates, small machinery, etc.).
+Wyloch's Crafting Vids ok, cool. will definitely give these a try, though i may be tempted to add some more battle-damage. those floor panels look great!
I started building this last night. So far it looks great. I swear, my gaming table is looking more and more like a Wyloch clone. :-) I'll have to share some pictures of my version of your models on your facebook page.
This is an excellent idea for a steampunk Dracula castle for a boss fight or something... I might eventually get around to doing this lol... but in the meantime it’s dungeon tiles for me 🙃
Nice! I’m going to do this for Christmas for my husband. I’m thinking in just give him the structure primed. So he can paint it himself. What do you think?
In holland the back of legal pads are made from thick gray cardboard. This chipboard looks like the stuff the backwalls of ikea billy cases are made off. Like somekind of compressed wood. Is chipboard more like thick cardboard or more like ikea backwalls?
This is perfect for my D&D set ups. I was looking for something new. Think this would work with normal cardboard? I have tons of that stuff. Also, what's the title of that awesome intro song?
Normal corrugated cardboard will not be as sturdy, and also its hard to get clean looking curved cuts, plus lots of exposed corrugation to cover up. Id recommend spending the few bucks for a lifetime supply of chipboard.
Awesome! My son goes to college next year & he wants to be a mechanical/electrical engineer. He is looking at the Air Force Academy, MIT, Stanford, etc. Any advice?
J Mobley if those schools are in the mix he's got far better grades than I ever did! But my advice would be: excel in the books of course, but be sure and learn to use hands....learn how to actually shop for parts and then solder that circuit in the textbook. Four years from now, what will matter for a job interview is demonstrating who knows how to put rubber to the road. Learn a trade. It has served me well, more even than my degree.
Love your videos! Just wondering if foam board would work for the walls instead of chip board to give it more thickness? Is there a reason you went with chipboard for the main part of the walls?
Love your work! I was wondering, would you be interested in doing a terrain build for 6mm games, like Battletech or CAV or Warhammer Epic? I've tried my hand at making DIY buildings on that scale and have never really been happy with the results.
I only meant to watch a minute or two of this video to see how you were going to accomplish the builds- that was about 5 fifteen minute videos ago! I’ve got to go to bed! Love your channel- subscribed after the first two minutes. Thanks!
Rockin!
A few days ago I was nursing a grumpy baby at 2am. TH-cam recommended I watch this video.
I did. Then another, then another. I watched my way through your channel.
These videos are great. So well made, narrated, edited. Makes me want to make things.
And I don't even play any games.
Thank you for them.
You're fighting the toughest battle. My wife is a superhero too.
Glad to help pass the time.
Also, try gaming! Dungeons and Dragons is so fun and easy. No terrain required.
Wow! If I saw those completed structures without this video, I'd assume there's no way I could create something so complicated. But, when you break down each step, it actually seems like something a beginner like me could accomplish!
Love this video!
They're fun to make - with the structure done you can adorn them with whatever the hell is left in your beads bin. It's pretty fun.
Wow that stuff looks legit like the real deal! You see some stuff on TH-cam looking vaguely gothic but this onereally captures it lush and ibrant architecture! Good job! Super inspiring stuff here
Thx!
Absolutely incredible! This is really one of your best builds. It is simple yet has enough detail to make it look real. This was well worth the wait.
Thx!
Amazing and inspiring work! GW? Never heard of them! Wyloch... that's the name I know! You just elevated my tabletop gaming to another level! Keep it up, man!
Thx!
Fantastic video I plan to use a lot of the techniques shown for some terrain I'm planning on. Also I love how you went from your paper minis to your own creation to the real deal. It's fun to watch the evolution
Thx!
This is the most amazing thing ever. I don't even play the board game but this is truly impressive.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me get my Wyloch fix on! A great video and I have not yet worked with chipboard. Thanks for taking away my reason and I look forward to cranking some of these out. The Gothic look certainly works well for multiple types of games. And a great point on saving up items in what I think we all call our junk boxes. You just keep adding and eventually, you've got a collection that has plenty of stuff for multiple gaming terrain pieces. Thanks again and take care!
Thx!
I just got chipboard in the mail, we’ll see how this goes!
Absolutely fantastic! I’ve always wanted to make a spiffy 40k cathedral, but I wanted to keep it cheap. This video is gold! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom 💜
CardsAndCups hey just curious what's the background for your handle cardsandcups?
Wyloch's Crafting Vids - I read tarot cards 😊 But I take more of a psychological approach to reading rather than the stereotyped spiritual, "woo-woo" style.
I also have a possibly unhealthy addiction to the cardboard crack known as Magic the Gathering.
On the 40k front, I've been playing Sisters of Battle since they were Witch Hunters. This video is right up the alley of what I've always dreamed of making for my shooty nuns. 😀
These look fantastic... with Necromunda coming back out, and Shadow War, these can get a lot of use. Thanks for sharing
Thx!
The floor tiles look awesome!
Wyloch, thanks a lot for making this video. I have used this terrain on my own channel and am super happy with how it looks and plays. You style is relaxed and patient- a must for terrain newbies like myself!
Really great tips. Fantastic looking terrain. They look very cool. Simple, but great looking.
Thx!
I just got into minis and terrain building. You sir are very helpful and I can't wait to see more techniques. Thank you.
I did the cathedral build following your method. First build I ever realized. I wanted to thank you cause the result is amazing. You're doing a really great job on this channel, keep going ! It's very helpful for beginners like me !
Excellent! If you have the terrain-building bug, be sure to join us on Facebook (The Tabletop Crafters Guild) and share pics! There are many other excellent TH-camrs, and 30,000 other people there sharing their work.
@@WylochsArmory I can't find this facebook page. Maybe because of my location (Western Europe)
WOW. Why haven't I discovered this channel yet? Those look amazing! Great tips and keep up the cool creativity!
Carl Masteopaolo thx, feel free to spread the word!
Yet another amazing video. Thanks for the update and continued source of inspiration for ocd crafters everywhere.
Thx!
Great vid,
A tip for if you want a concrete wall texture is to mix a bit of light spackle with PVA glue, fine grain sand, a little water, paint it on roughly with a large brush and then stipple it a bit to remove any obvious brush stroke, due to the PVA being in the mix it solidifies great and become really sturdy.
Dude, you are a freaking genius. As a picky wargamer on a strict budget, all of your fantastic content is amazing and has helped immensely.
Have you considered doing some historical style terrain for a video? I love to mix in bits of modernish equipment in with my settings and am currently planning a train depot for bolt action. It might be really cool to see you do a video for something in that vein.
Thanks for all your content. It is really awesome.
Thx!!
I currently have no plans for historical or modern, as those genres don't interest me. .....but, two years ago I swore I would never have any interest in wargaming, and look what has happened.
Wyloch's Armory Haha wait until you try the games by Warlord Gaming....
This is gonna be my big project for the month, enough to make a solid city fight board.
Be sure and share pics! Either on the Wyloch's Armory facebook page, or DM Scotty's facebook group.
I think these are my favorite terrain tutorials on youtube
automotive primer would cover more then the spray paint as the first layer on to the chipbord for it would not soak in . automotive primer also allows for the silver to have shadows already built in/ allows it to also stick better.
Is it expensive? This primer was $4.
it is only 1 more and comes in white, black, gray and a dark red " this is rust-oleum sandable primer" . becuse its a automotive primer is a filler /sandable primer but you have to add one more step to it tho. And that is to use a hair driyer on it to remove the smell and cure it. this is also ; grate for metal models , fine cast and reaper bones models as whell.
i live in a state that does not have a sales tax so prices may varry from state to state
LOVE IT! you should have a shot at making a 2x2 Sci Fi gothic street "realm of battle" board.
I would say one of your best vid's...love the craft...keep up the great work...
Thx!
Proper miniatures paint and primer, who are you and what have you done with Wyloch? Joking aside, you've really outdone yourself with this one. Pretty rare to see RPG crafting videos breech into the quality level we see in the wargaming community, but you've definately pulled it off here.
I know, it's heresy.
I made one out of foam board for my first WH terrain! thanks for the inspiration!
What a great idea for the floor!
Thx!
Very, very impressive. Gives me some ideas for post apocalyptic games. I know it's not quite the setting you're in, but if you ever craft some more modern looking buildings/landscapes, I'd personally love to see them.
Thx!
So good. I love these DIY terrain videos. So many good ideas.
i just discovered your channel.... its amazing! exactly what i am looking for!!!
Great, welcome, feel free to spread the word!
Actually if I may ask...how did you discover it? (I am studying my channel growth right now, trying to figure out how to take it to the next level)
Wyloch's Crafting Vids well it just popup on my recommended videos. i normally follow the terraintutor. he is reslly great nut i like your approche and the materials you use. you ecplaine very well each step too.
Thx!
Only just recently became aware of your videos but wanted to say; they're really good. Very useful stuff that looks amazing. You're very good at it so your results are incredible but you make it totally understandable for us noobs! Hope to see more industrial/sci-fi bits coming up that I can pinch for Necromunda purposes... but honestly all of your stuff is good and useful. Thanks again!
yep found a new favorite youtuber for tonight.
Once you cut the first cross frame for your floor tiles use it as a template for all your other floor tiles. That should help cut some time down ;)
Didn't notice how old this vid was :(
spirograph parts would look awesome as well.
I've only seen a few of your videos and they're amazing
Thx!
Just fround your channel. Wow. Thank for great ideals as I build a lot of terrain. I will be view all your previous videos thanks.
Thx!
Really amazing. Great job! Lots of awesome ideas in here.
Thx!
You had me fooled I thought these were expensive msg kits that you spruced up. Fantastic job!
Thx!
This makes me want to make pieces like these! Holy moly!
That's an awesome video. Thanks for what you do!
tburns5943 Rockin!
wasn't sure at the beginning, but it turned out very nice, good job !
Thx!
Wow just the intro alone deserves a like!
Great work, and always happy to save $$$ for minis.
Thx!
I think you did such a good job GW discontinued the Sector Imperialis line
(Laughing and then crying)
This is awesome - take that GW!
Thx!
You sir, have won yourself a subscriber!
the quality of work evident in your first image on the video. subbd
Thx!
Great video !!! Not only great tutorials for 40k vehicles but you've created some really awesome terrain to play the game in & around. I have to say though that the floor tiles look genius ! Plus they can be used for any sci fi/steampunk game. I think your floor tiles could definately be used on any larger base to make it look fantastic. TY again for showing the pieces you got from the crafting store, they really make the buildings look professional, the other toy pieces Ive used & would recommend are from Bionicle, they can be found 2nd hand really cheap if you dont have any lying around. The prices for GW terrain are soooo prohibitively high I never see actual gamers own much of it except for what might come in a boxed game set ( like the new necromunda game), it seems to be the domain of the store owners Yet you created some ruins Id be proud to own ( & prouder still knowing I made them ). Having gotten into 40k/fantasy & D&D back in the mid 80s I got alot of experience in creating what our group needed but each of your videos is excellent & its hard to not compliment you on doing such great work & then sharing the knowledge w/the rest of us. Seriously, your channel is the best Ive subscribed to in a while so thank you again & Ill try to not be so enthusiastic throwing praise @ you each video I watch. Keep up the great work !
Percy Barbarossa thanks so much for all the feedback, very happy you enjoy it. Much more to come!
Wyloch, you are very welcome, there are a couple of friends i will recommend your chanell to.
Want to do a Infinity Style full building but reverse engineering an idea is something I have been inspired to do thanks to you and others in the Community.
Fantastic Video, very helpful!
Beautiful work! Just curious why you elected to make the buttresses out of cardboard instead of foam. Thanks!
Far more durable, and also easier to get clean cuts.
Love the tutorial, looks amazing!
For the exposed rebar, wouldn't paperclips be better though since you can get creative with how you bend them? They would be stronger than toothpicks too and are actually metal to begin with, so they might look slightly more realistic.
Good idea since they can bend - need to pick the right glue though.
Looks great!
Thx!
I just bought the chipboard from "your amazon shop". And now I would like to ask, wether you can ad a grid like the one you used at 4:46 in the video to your amazon shop?
That's some nice work; especially the gribbles. Have you experimented with adding some slight texture to your walls before painting them?
I have not. But actually the fiber of the chipboard has a slight fuzz which catches drybrushing nicely.
The thing is, of course, the real models are just festooned with awesome unique doodads and details. If you have the patience and eye for it, beads and such could simulate that, sorta...
Ya awsome right off the bat good lighting good filming i understand what your saying and what your doing awsome il sub for sure thanks for sharing man
Thank you for sharing all these great videos. You do a wonderful job.
Thx!
Man!, YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
Thx!
This video has just made my whole day, sub from me
Jayson Guerin thx!
You are awesome, love your crafting skills.
there are some great sector imperialis ruins on thigiverse, maybe I will use your method to try to light them.
Using 3d resin supports as regards and other structure features is good.
Wow this is actually pretty simple. I wasn't expected that.
Edit: it inspired me to build my first terrain soon
Very nice
Thx!
are you looking at getting into necromunda when it comes out?
also, would you maybe consider making the main wall structure out of foamboard to give the walls a bit of a thicker sturdier look?
martin the worrior I specifically did not use foam for the walls for two reasons. One is that its more fragile. Two is that its hard to get a clean cut, especially for curves like those windows. I have heard about Necromunda, will check it out but honestly with my other hobbies including this channel I probably dont have room for it in my life right now. :-)
Since it's a skirmish scale campaign game (probably one of the best titles GW's released) you can play a mission usually in 30-45 minutes. The terrain you had on the table would be great, as well as some random ground clutter (barricades, stacks of crates, small machinery, etc.).
+Wyloch's Crafting Vids ok, cool.
will definitely give these a try, though i may be tempted to add some more battle-damage. those floor panels look great!
Oh good call. Like a sponge with black, to knick at all the edges?
Awesome! Thanks for your Chanel, you are very inspiring!!! Keep Crushing!
I started building this last night. So far it looks great. I swear, my gaming table is looking more and more like a Wyloch clone. :-)
I'll have to share some pictures of my version of your models on your facebook page.
Awesome, but share them on TCG, not my facebook page. Much higher visibility there.
This was a great build ,have you thought about making mordheim or warhammer quest terrain videos
I'll look into those.
30 secs in, boom subbed! Nice work.
Thx!
Great vid, what about making objective markers next?
Tis on the list!
This is an excellent idea for a steampunk Dracula castle for a boss fight or something... I might eventually get around to doing this lol... but in the meantime it’s dungeon tiles for me 🙃
Awesome just awesome 😎
Thx!
Totally going to use this technique! Love it! Any explanation on how you did the balcony on the unfinished one you displayed at the end of the video?
Thanks! Just a mix of chipboard and/or foamcore, hot glued together, then hot glued on to the building.
That's for the video I tried to do it
Your stuff is awesome!
Nice job
Thx!
Nice! I’m going to do this for Christmas for my husband. I’m thinking in just give him the structure primed. So he can paint it himself. What do you think?
WOW....speechless!!!
Looks great
really enjoy your channel. thank you very much 👍👍
To be honest I don't like glue sticks or white glue I prefer instant glue. And I use all wood and stone mixed with some foam and bakers clay.
Love it looks great
Love it! 🔥
Great vid sir!
In holland the back of legal pads are made from thick gray cardboard. This chipboard looks like the stuff the backwalls of ikea billy cases are made off. Like somekind of compressed wood. Is chipboard more like thick cardboard or more like ikea backwalls?
Wow, that looks great!
So, dollar store foam board isn't so good? I was so excited to find that at my local shop when hobby shopping!
Yes it is. Watch my recent Shrine of the Aquila video.
Man what is the music from? It's gotta be Critical Role or the Witcher, I feel like I've heard it many times and it's driving me nuts
Its just royalty free music from incomptech. Many many folks use it since its free.
@@WylochsArmory from the master himself! thanks dude, hope your day is fantastic
All hail the TH-cam algorithm gods
Thank you!
Presumably far cheaper to build and construct than GW's not so easy to put together kits, which take a load of practice to get it right.
Roughly $5 to $10 invested in each building, if you include hot glue gun, paints etc.
This is perfect for my D&D set ups. I was looking for something new. Think this would work with normal cardboard? I have tons of that stuff.
Also, what's the title of that awesome intro song?
Normal corrugated cardboard will not be as sturdy, and also its hard to get clean looking curved cuts, plus lots of exposed corrugation to cover up. Id recommend spending the few bucks for a lifetime supply of chipboard.
I have to ask because I have been wondering for a while - - are you an architect or engineer? (This is AWESOME!)
I'm a nuclear engineer.
And thanks!
Awesome! My son goes to college next year & he wants to be a mechanical/electrical engineer. He is looking at the Air Force Academy, MIT, Stanford, etc. Any advice?
J Mobley if those schools are in the mix he's got far better grades than I ever did!
But my advice would be: excel in the books of course, but be sure and learn to use hands....learn how to actually shop for parts and then solder that circuit in the textbook. Four years from now, what will matter for a job interview is demonstrating who knows how to put rubber to the road. Learn a trade. It has served me well, more even than my degree.
this is incredible
How would you do some kind of clumpy chaos "infection" effect?
Added to-do list.
Oh all the ways I have seen to make Gothic ruins, this has to be in the top 2.
Thx!
Love your videos!
Just wondering if foam board would work for the walls instead of chip board to give it more thickness? Is there a reason you went with chipboard for the main part of the walls?
Love your work! I was wondering, would you be interested in doing a terrain build for 6mm games, like Battletech or CAV or Warhammer Epic? I've tried my hand at making DIY buildings on that scale and have never really been happy with the results.