Totally nonchalant big announcement at 8:05 like we wouldn't notice. Congrats, Eric!

Eric did the impossible... He ate a single pringle without having any more. Incredible.

My version of 00:00 "Today we are pushing back on projects that seem to stretch forever by ignoring them, and starting new projects that will inevitably also stretch on forever."

Congrats on the long-term project with the wife :)

Congratulations Eric! Being a dad is the best thing I ever did with my life, and soon you’ll have a little hobby minion following you around!

ERIC, CONGRATS ON BEING A FATHER BRO! TAKE CARE OF THE WIFE, SHE WILL NEED YOUR HELP!!!

Congratulations on being a dad soon! As an at-home dad, I can tell you its the best thing in the world!

That chain/magnet trick is a beauty! Congrats on impending fatherhood man.

That magnet was a stroke of genius, another great video to the collection!

Also, congrats to you and your wife! Super cool news.

Congratulations Eric, being a father is amazing (but also really tiring)

Hey Eric, Congratulations on your upcoming fatherhood :) Here's wishing you, your wife and the baby all the best and every happiness in the future!

Congratulations Eric, being a father is the best adventure ever!!

OMG!!! Congratulations for the baby Eric! Those are great news! You guys deserve all the best! Hugs and love from Italy, daddy 😍🇮🇹😍🇮🇹😍🤗🤗🤗

just awake and I have to go do a 12 hour shift. knowing this video will be waiting for me when I get home helps.

Jeebus!! What the hell man!? :D I just LOVE how you smash blocks of foam together, slap some other shite on there, fricken straws, chip cans, and BAM! Instant awesome terrain. I love your super simple paint schemes that really make your crafts accessible to anyone who seems intimidated to painting terrain. I'm pretty experienced, but I do sometimes get intimidated by the painting process, and you help with making it simple. Awesome again!!!!

Good stuff, Eric. I'm particularly digging the "hide it in plain sight" aspect, such as with the added rigidity and the magnet barrel

Congratulations Eric, being a dad is awesome, and kids toys are the best for crafts!!! 😉

Congrats on the good news Eric! You will be a great Dad!

Inspiring build. I especially love the idea of chains as easily moveable ladders.. I think I’ll incorporate that idea in future builds. :)

Holy shit, 2021 is the year of Warhammer youtubers turned daddys! Lockdown has been a bit physical for some, hasnt it….. Congratulations bro, best of luck for you and your spawn!

Love this build. And congrats on becoming a dad soon!

congratulation for you and your good Lady :) your child will be a great help for your hobby, all my 40K chaos Spawn are made from old toys the kids no longer played with :)

That magnet idea is highkey genius. To save on magnets I bet you could easily craft either a dummy barrel to cover the magnet, or just glue together a magnet-based barrel :)

Congratulations on the big announcement! I made everything for my first kid out of insulation foam. Learning how to make useful diapers out of 3" foam took a while, but I won't spoil the secret.

That was lots of fun..the mod podge bottle grab was funny and shows how crafty you are with thee most common of things.

Congrats Eric! Being a dad is such an amazing adventure! Very happy for you and your wife!

I liked this video. Back to the basics sort of vibe. Also, congrats on the baby! If you don’t make a video in a few years time converting baby toys into terrain, I’ll be shocked.

The Pringles can is such a classic feature. It's a joy to watch you build.

Congratulations on becoming a father. You'll love it. This was a great tutorial with a lot of interesting tips. Thanks for sharing this.

Hi Eric! Great video and the project itself. I really love your channel and my favourite thing about it is that you keep with classic crafting materials and techniques - no airbrush, almost no 3d printing, no fancy stuff, just good, old, classic terrain bulding of XPS, wood and trash. Perfect! Please keep on rollin. ;)

I would like to see a video where you do a bunch of different themed mini bases. These builds are awesome but I want to see what you can do with that space limitation :P

Congrats on fatherhood! Great build. Really enjoyed this one!

Dude the magnet and chain thing is friggin' genius !!!!! Awesome build as always . Thanks for the video Eric.

10:00 XD The fate of the disobedient Mod Podge is Legendary!!!!

Those industrial ladders are GENIUS dude!

I finally used your amazon link and bought some corrugated paper and some of those pipes you forgot to link. Been wanting to use both in a build for a while.

Congrats to you and your wife! Can't wait to see the GrimDark Crib build. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😁👍

That magnet chain latter is a great piece of active terrain. Another great piece of playable terrain overall too.

Loved this, and then the Oldmunda Delaque heavy showed up! Glorious.

Congratulations to the soon to be Dad. The sweetest responsibilities are on the way.

Ah Pringles can terrain. My 90s warhammer guide vibes are tingling.

Scratch building a new human. Niiiice. Congrats!

Am I the only one who really wants to touch the hot wire, touches it, regrets it, but then touches it again?

Congrats Eric! More great terrain and a mini-me on the way :D

Congratulation Eric. A new adventure begin 😁. Good build too, we all need to remember we don't need overdetailed terrains pieces which takes weeks to be finished to enjoy the process of making and playing on a good painted terrain piece 😁

You are a creative fiend. I love seeing you back in your element, happily winging it, (punishing empty bottles...), and coming up with fantastic terrain. Bravo for the build and congrats for the news of your new sidekick!

Congratulations on becoming a father! And I look forward to the announcement in 8-10 years of the father-daughter/son build project (if it goes that route, of course)!

If you are having trouble removing labels on plastic etc.: use a lighter and apply the flame in short(!) motions directly on the sticker. Don't burn it or melt the plastic but heat it up until the sticker is quite hot. The glue will become soft and you can peel it off without any residue. Takes 2-3 times until you know when to peel or how much heat you need to apply but then it works like a charm. I use it even on cardboard to remove labels.

Love this one, man! An excellent one day build.

Immediate, effective, and the magnet + chain detail is inspired. But rather than an abandoned factory the finished piece suggests a role closer to the original plastic garage; this has the look and feel of a derelict hovercar port and mechanics, the perfect ganger hideout for clandestine deals, chopping up speeders and the occasional ambush. Great work.

Builds like this are great. 5-7 pieces like that and you got a decent table going. It doesnt have to take months to get a playable scape going if youre new in the hobby or returning from real life disruptions. And I always love builds that lets me raid toy bins at garage sales.

Congrats Bro I'm now a grandpa they grow fast enjoy every moment! I gotta feeling your going to be a great Dad! Again congrats!

Love watching your videos. Really inspiring and really gets my memories of GW making scratch-built terrain pumping. I've purchased some of the plastic toy pipes and the 1/16th and 1/8th hole punches off of Ebay as I'm super keen to make some Industrial terrain again. (Haven't made any for nearly ten years.)

To remove sticky labels just spray on a little rubbing alcohol, let it soak for 2', and peel them off leaving a behind clean surface!

Sir. You’ve outdone urself with some of the ideas. Mag chain routes, straw pipe fitting! Etc. Awesome.

Congrats! I look forward to more streams as you are up late bouncing a baby on one knee and a paintbrush in you hand.

That magnet and chain idea is genius. Excellent build for a day's work man. 👍

Great build Eric. May I say congratulations on fore coming fatherhood, I think you will be teaching some useful stuff to someone in a few years. I noticed you had trouble with the bottle label, I have found lighter fuel is a good remover for things like that, hope you may find that useful in the future. All the best.

Top tip: you can remove labels and things which are stuck on well with a heat gun or hairdryer

The chain idea at the end is seriously cool

Congrats for the upcoming miniature human!

Studson studios sent me and I'm glad I clicked you, your an amazing artist, subscribed!

Congratulations man! Best wishes for you, you wife and you child on their way!

Eric.... you were really stressing me out with how close you got to that cutter. It's not a saw, but still stressful. 😉 Stay safe Daddo!

An alternate way to hide the magnets is simply to glue them onto the bottom of small pieces of scatter terrain. For that matter, you could build scatter terrain that has solid ladders hanging off the side and down, if you need yet more of them.

Congrats to you and your wife Eric. Hope it all goes well. Be blessed. The building is awesome too.

That magnet and chain detail is very cool.

What a wonderful bit of news so casually dropped. Congratulations to your growing family!

Nice!! Looks simmilar to the abandoned factorys outside Kerning city in Maplestory haha! got a good flashback.

That’s an awesome build! Would love to get my hands on one of those sets. Great thing about it is you can continuously add detail as you see fit. Even add some abandoned vehicles at the top or an aerial vehicle of some kind for specific missions. Would work great for a post apocalyptic game or cyberpunk. Congrats on the soon to be new addition to the family. My son turned 17 this year. Trust me, time flies!

Looks amazing, especially for the time it took you! Also congrats on the upcoming baby...you made the biggest craft of all 😁

This is awesome! Also quick and easy to drill and glue an earth magnet holding the chain into the bottom of a barrel or other scatter terrain to hide it :)

Like the chain and magnet. Neat idea. Really liked this whole reepurpose. And contrats to parents to be.

Firstly congratulations on the hood news. That is very impressive for one day build... and being able to only eat one Pringle. Kids toys can be so readily converted to brilliant terrain pieces, second hand shops are a treasure trove for finding useful bits at a very cheap price. Where I live plastic straws have been banned, which is good for the environment and wildlife, but bad for us hobbyist. Will have to see what else I can use as they are a very flexible tool.

"They're not toys, they are models!"

One of the best builds for my skill level

Right. Eric, you finally made it. I got to make my own Necromunda prometium refilling station, called "ERIC'S" to thank you for the near-infinite inspiration I leeched from this channel. What is your favourite colour? It shall be used for the neon sign, as well as the main container. Also, congrats mate!

Love this build! The big surfaces make it look great for a large scale game like 40K!

good luck with the kid, that's a huge responsibility!

This is fkn brilliant, so much imagination and vision here to see how toys and other materials can become perfect terrain. Outstanding.

Brother Eric please use lights on your terrain it's gonna look spectacular 🙏

Looks like the farm houses in Halo Reach during that sniper mission!

choosing snack foods solely based on container shape, for modeling>>>

Congat's to You and yours...You'll make for a great Dad! And nice build...quick, effective and useful. Cheers!

One day? Madness! (Nicely done as always). Cheers!

Eric, In my eyes you are one of the best KZfaq’s out there. So keep up the good work but a few more videos or streams every now and then would be nice.

Congratulations man! Enjoy fatherhood!

Although the build is cool, I have to congratulate you and your wife on becomming parrents. It's a gamechanger, for sure 👍

"Grade 5" is the most Canadian thing you've said on your channel so far, lol.

I really like this! I think I’m gonna challenge my self to build something like this just off of random junk and toys I find at a thrift store.

Hey Eric, I'd love to see a brutalist building with some railing to walk around on! I'd also love to see you do something that challenges your normal style

big fan of integrating toy parts into terrain using scratch building like you've done here, it ends up looking great. I do feel like the paint job is missing some color. I really like the weathered paint you do on some of your other industrial terrain to break up the concrete and steel

I was thinking of making a tower using some empty filament spool from my 3d printer. Putting in stairs was the issue but I think I can cut out some sections similar to your tower. Also your ladder is genius!

Congrats on your new addition to the family! You're the reason I got into Necromunda, cheers mate!

Great build. Gotta say, your channel has rapidly become one my favorites. It took youtube quite a while to recommend it for some reason, but in a way that was nice, 'cause i had quite a backlog of videos to dive into. Having gotten though as many as I have recently, one thing that I appreciate is your sense of humor. Every single one of your videos, in some form or another, has made me laugh on multiple occasions. And that goes a long way. That's just a little side note; it's not anything I've ever seen anybody make mention of, yet I notice it every video. Thanks for that, and keep churning out the great content. Looking forward to your next one, and congratulations to you and your wife. Enjoy your weekend.

For a one day project, this came out awesome.

Cool idea with the magnet and chain. Also love how you punished that empty modpodge bottle. Cheers!

Dude! Congrats on the new kid. I'm sure we'll see less of you, but please don't stop being creative.

That magenet + chain trick is great. I have never seen that done before.