Great build! For gluing that poly fiber I suggest Woodland Scenics Hob-E-Tac adhesive. You allow it to dry clear then stick whatever you want to it. It's very sticky, instant grab. Good for gluing down other fiddly stuff like lichen (reindeer moss). They also sell it as Sticky Bond under their Scene-A-Rama line.
Another excellent piece! Your use of the Vallejo pigments really helps to sell the material, as well as tying the various components together. Granny grating is renowned for it's resistance to most adhesives, I'm going to see what happened with a light sanding to give it more 'tooth'.
What a great tutorial. Very clever to add the wall texture to a thin piece of clay instead of trying to push the roller into the foam. I specially like the extra detail of adding the bat.
working with clay looks very cool. somehow never thought of it as a medium for this type of crafting. the precision of your work is outstanding. very cool. love the movable portcullis
This looks so good! I love that the gate works and looks so creepy and gross, haha! The bat is a perfect touch. I love your whole sewer series. Thank you for covering use of the clay and making it seem so simple and non-intimidating!
Right on Mark, I’m not stopping!! It’s definitely great getting to know who’s watching my content a bit more and sharing other builds and ideas with each other as well! Maybe we’ll see you in The COVEN!
Fantastic! The expected high quality build! Love the brickwork and removable portcullis. Sculpting clay now the next medium I want to play with. Keep up the great work! Cheers and stay safe!
Great build I've been toying with a similar Idea for a Cast;e I have to build in the near future. Add PVA t your clay will stop it from cracking and also make it harder
Fantastic dirty paintjob. Great piece. Many different techniques came together on this one. Very nice indeed. You might want to try to sculpt some actual sleeping bats though. This one... I'm not sure what this one is doing... lol.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Yeah, I read a piece off & dip it into glue & place it where I want and then paint it green and grey. I have used them for cob webs as well.
That looks super cool. I'd be thrilled to run or play in a game that uses this set of terrain. Have you thought of including a keystone on your arch, or making the stones framing of the arch a bit more wedge shaped?
Substitute poly fibre for merino wool for felting instead. I use that to simulate seaweed and moss on costumes and because it’s a natural fibre it soaks glue into it
You consistently put up amazing videos. I love your style, and thank you for inspiring us. My brother and I use all your techniques in our own builds (He is better at it than me LOL).
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT thank you can not wait to see the video! A water wheel would be amazing as well . For like if they get flooded out the sewers and into a river.only way to get out is the water wheel because all walls are stone and too high to escape.
Looks really nice. ^^ I wonder if you've seen the concept "ultimate dungeon terrain" from Dungeon Crafts channel? I personally just love the simplicity of it but still I'd like to vamp up some builds for it ( I'll probably put building the normal terrain on hold to build sewers insted x] ). I haven't seen anyone else make builds for that kind of concept so I thought you'd either way find some new and interesting concepts within the whole crafts & dnd community. All the best
Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days =)
Loving your work till no end. Very inspiring. Have you ever made medieval tables or chairs from popsicle sticks? I’d like to make some 1/12 scale for Skyrim style dioramas. I was thinking of using different types of aluminum trim and necklace charms for deco. Any advice? Thanks 🙏
Happy to hear you're enjoying the content! I haven't made them out of popsicle sticks, but I have made mini tables and merchant stands. Look up blacksmith and merchant videos on the channel!
That was a great vid! The look you got with the washes and pigments is insane! I started using pigments a couple months back and love them but I haven’t done anything like you have......now I have to make something to give it a go! I bought the Terracotta coloured Das clay and will be experimenting with that very soon. Do I need to condition it like Polymer clay?
Imo a bit heavy on the plants on this one. Might use a more brown colored one as a flotsam trap or something, I dunno. Nice functional build tho, and *everyone* has different aesthetic preference so I don't mean to criticize
You know it, I lift 5-6 days a week. Rock Rob Bailey and The Hustle Standard tunes when lifting... same with my wife. The gym being closed because of the virus has us doing some pretty creative lifts at home :)
I really like the coloring of the stones, the constant black and gray gets a little boring. I watched a Black Magic Craft today and he had some pillars that had different shades of stone and it looked really nice.... more depth, think that’S the right term, anyway I still enjoy your work!
The bat was such a nice finishing touch
Eddie O'Rourke Thank you Eddie. I felt he belonged there for sure.
Great build! For gluing that poly fiber I suggest Woodland Scenics Hob-E-Tac adhesive. You allow it to dry clear then stick whatever you want to it. It's very sticky, instant grab. Good for gluing down other fiddly stuff like lichen (reindeer moss). They also sell it as Sticky Bond under their Scene-A-Rama line.
GiantBoarMonster Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Another excellent piece! Your use of the Vallejo pigments really helps to sell the material, as well as tying the various components together. Granny grating is renowned for it's resistance to most adhesives, I'm going to see what happened with a light sanding to give it more 'tooth'.
Mykl Carlton Great idea Mykl! Thanks.
What a great tutorial. Very clever to add the wall texture to a thin piece of clay instead of trying to push the roller into the foam. I specially like the extra detail of adding the bat.
Thank you Echo Delta !!
Its a really great build and a great add on to your other sewer peices
Jamieson Hutton Thank you Jamieson!
Great job on this build, it all pulls together very well!
RP Archive Thank you RP... one more Sewer video to go!
working with clay looks very cool. somehow never thought of it as a medium for this type of crafting. the precision of your work is outstanding. very cool. love the movable portcullis
The Angry Dwarf Thank you! Yeah working with clay is definitely growing on me.
My mouth is a jaw, you are so creative!
Thank you 👍
Excellent job on this project, the use of the DAS clay really simplifies the build! Keep up the great work!
You got it MacAttack001 ! Thank you.
Absolutely amazing! I love the bat!!! Such an awesome detail.
Duvanok Thank you.
I kid you not, when you removed the gate in the intro my jaw dropped ;D I totally didn’t expect it to open x)
Jagelsdorf Creates Excellent... Haha!!
I audibly said “wooow” even tho I’m watching alone lol
Your builds are on another level. Impressive!
Jon Hall Thank you Jon 🤙
This looks so good! I love that the gate works and looks so creepy and gross, haha! The bat is a perfect touch. I love your whole sewer series. Thank you for covering use of the clay and making it seem so simple and non-intimidating!
You got it Michelle. Thank you for watching. Yes, the clay is very fun and forgiving to work with. I hope you give it a try !
Your Channel is my favorite rendez-vous
Patrick Massé I love it. Glad to have you here Patrick!
Wow! I’m so glad I found you. Now I can watch you blow up! Never have I thought of supporting anyone on Patreon.
Right on Mark, I’m not stopping!! It’s definitely great getting to know who’s watching my content a bit more and sharing other builds and ideas with each other as well! Maybe we’ll see you in The COVEN!
Fantastic! The expected high quality build! Love the brickwork and removable portcullis. Sculpting clay now the next medium I want to play with. Keep up the great work! Cheers and stay safe!
John Leach Right on John... thank you!
for glue you can use Liquitex gloss Medium & Varnish, with just a tusch pigment/ink to give it color
Great build I've been toying with a similar Idea for a Cast;e I have to build in the near future. Add PVA t your clay will stop it from cracking and also make it harder
Cool, thanks for sharing Andrew!
Fantastic dirty paintjob. Great piece. Many different techniques came together on this one. Very nice indeed.
You might want to try to sculpt some actual sleeping bats though. This one... I'm not sure what this one is doing... lol.
TheBushdoctor68 Thanks. He’s just stretching his wings :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Hah! Okay, I'll buy that. :)
That is so cool.i really look forward to your video’s.
sylntghost007 Awesome, I look forward to releasing them! A good match :)
Rockin!
Wyloch's Armory Thanks Wyloch 🤘
amazing! totally immersive. luv it!
I certainly feels that way when playing on them !! Thanks Michelle.
Very good job. I use old dryer sheets for my hanging moss.
joe hayward Nice. I tear them very thin for cobwebs :)
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT Yeah, I read a piece off & dip it into glue & place it where I want and then paint it green and grey. I have used them for cob webs as well.
joe hayward Thanks for sharing!
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT
No sweat. Keep the ideas flowing & can't wait to see what's next.
Really enjoying this channel!
CREATURES CAVERNS & CRAFTING Excellent, thank you!!
looking forward to seeing sewer bridges and other inticate sewer tyles, loving this theme, but can you also do a dwarf mine theme as well
Sakari Olara Very cool idea. I’ll add that to my list!
That sewer is totally awesome!! What about making a gelantinous cube ooze and add it to the sewercreatures.
AA M Added to my list. Thanks !
I'm lovin' this channel!
Rob Ferguson Thank you Rob!!
Looking good!
Theodore Yansukevich Right on!
That looks super cool. I'd be thrilled to run or play in a game that uses this set of terrain.
Have you thought of including a keystone on your arch, or making the stones framing of the arch a bit more wedge shaped?
Donald Dennis Great idea Donald. Thank you.
Really cool paint job mate!
Thanks a lot!
That is Beautiful!!!!
Thank you :)
Substitute poly fibre for merino wool for felting instead. I use that to simulate seaweed and moss on costumes and because it’s a natural fibre it soaks glue into it
I'll check that out.... thanks.
You consistently put up amazing videos. I love your style, and thank you for inspiring us. My brother and I use all your techniques in our own builds (He is better at it than me LOL).
Thank you so much. I'm glad you can take some inspiration from them :)
Your videos are so cool man. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Kevin... will do 🤘
Love it!!!! Thank you.
Diane Dmytriw Thank you Diane!
So cool!
scubaguymi Thank you!!
Can you build a drawbridge that opens and closes like the old days ,then you can add the gate as well ,double use
I can add it to my list. Cool idea.
@@TabletopWitchCRAFT thank you can not wait to see the video! A water wheel would be amazing as well . For like if they get flooded out the sewers and into a river.only way to get out is the water wheel because all walls are stone and too high to escape.
F’ing brilliant. Cheers!
Garner McCulloch Thanks Garner!!
Looks really nice. ^^
I wonder if you've seen the concept "ultimate dungeon terrain" from Dungeon Crafts channel?
I personally just love the simplicity of it but still I'd like to vamp up some builds for it ( I'll probably put building the normal terrain on hold to build sewers insted x] ).
I haven't seen anyone else make builds for that kind of concept so I thought you'd either way find some new and interesting concepts within the whole crafts & dnd community.
All the best
Slevin Kelevra Hi Slevin, yes I’ve actually messaged Dan a bit about his Sewer terrain. A great TH-cam channel for sure! Thanks for watching!
Good stuff thanks for sharing
Sure thing lanesteele240. Thanks for watching.
Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Thank you :)
Sound effects at the end made me have to pee.
Nice results on the build.
haha... I was waiting for this comment.
same here
Not sure if you guys gives a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days =)
@Kyler Eric yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for years myself =)
Loving your work till no end. Very inspiring. Have you ever made medieval tables or chairs from popsicle sticks? I’d like to make some 1/12 scale for Skyrim style dioramas. I was thinking of using different types of aluminum trim and necklace charms for deco. Any advice? Thanks 🙏
Happy to hear you're enjoying the content! I haven't made them out of popsicle sticks, but I have made mini tables and merchant stands. Look up blacksmith and merchant videos on the channel!
That was a great vid! The look you got with the washes and pigments is insane! I started using pigments a couple months back and love them but I haven’t done anything like you have......now I have to make something to give it a go! I bought the Terracotta coloured Das clay and will be experimenting with that very soon. Do I need to condition it like Polymer clay?
Andy Gorman Thank you Andy. I used it right from the package with no issues. I think working the clay a bit to soften it might be useful.
Imo a bit heavy on the plants on this one. Might use a more brown colored one as a flotsam trap or something, I dunno. Nice functional build tho, and *everyone* has different aesthetic preference so I don't mean to criticize
Michael Sorensen Nothing wrong with your opinion. Some good ideas.
You know, the portcullis itself might work better with a patina's copper look
Not a bad idea Azrael !
Absolutely love this Sewer Series! Are these plans 8.5 X 11 or 11 X 17?
Thank you Leonard!! All the plans for the Sewer Series are all on 8.5” x 11” paper.
FlagNorFail merch? fellow Dana Linn Bailey fan?
You know it, I lift 5-6 days a week. Rock Rob Bailey and The Hustle Standard tunes when lifting... same with my wife. The gym being closed because of the virus has us doing some pretty creative lifts at home :)
I really like the coloring of the stones, the constant black and gray gets a little boring. I watched a Black Magic Craft today and he had some pillars that had different shades of stone and it looked really nice.... more depth, think that’S the right term, anyway I still enjoy your work!
Thank you, yeah, these needed something other than the usual grey look.
you are awesome
patrick mohrmann Thanks Patrick !!
Whats the tool you use for stressing and giving texture?
Ron Whiting Here you go: th-cam.com/video/mJS5JjTP1P4/w-d-xo.html
great content amazing
Thank you !
Where do i get your texture tool?
Did you make it yourself?
Yes, I made it myself. I talk about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/mJS5JjTP1P4/w-d-xo.html
This looks great...……………….., but it needs a rat... By the way, do you know you can buy that plastic canvas in black?
Mike Covell Hang in there more rats to come haha. Yes I did know that, thank you for posting!
groovy
:) Thanks.