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Was expecting that LED to light up during the final reveal.

Wiping away the unneeded mortar from your brickwork was incredibly satisfying. Another great video, thank you Alex.

A lighthouse like this, surrounded by marshland, with no coast in sight, would be a great little self-contained narrative piece for A War Transformed, the WW1 Doggerland game!

Fun and effective weathering.

Love the fantasy TV gimmick

Very lovely lighthouse, the architecture style reminds me of lighthouses around the Baltic Sea. Also, for anyone's future reference, there are lighthouse LED modules and kits that mimic the light flashes of many automatic lighthouses.

Looks great, very atmospheric

this is REALLY REALLY beautiful

Hey! Thanks for being awesome 😎 I appreciate you and all you do!

Looks great. Low effort for high impact. A couple of barrels or crates, or an upturned row boat on one side of the privy might make it look less tacked on, by breaking up the boxy silhouette a bit. I'd be tempted to add a bird's nest or trailing plants in the cannon hole too!

Great video, your are a great artist. Please always cut away from yourself. Dont dip a baby in streaking grime is the only rule in my fight club.

That would fit nicely in “A War Transformed” 🤔 Excellent work there as always!! Amazing to watch you bring things to life 😊

Looks great.

Beautiful work Alex.

This looks great and not as brain breaking as Leif's (Dev&Dice) brick work that would surely damn a lesser soul. 😁

The painting really elevated the build, nice job ! (and as always top tier editing/narrating ! )

Still enjoy the basement ambience

Great work. Lots of little tips in here.

Thank you

Very good idea. Thank you for the tips about the crackling paste, I will probably try it for a future project.

Go go Alex!

Thats an attractive piece of terrain, I like the run down appearance, streaks of grime, flaking paint, and moss. Look forward to more mini builds of this nature, very enjoyable to watch and inspiring.

oh wow that moss is amazing. im definitely trying that out!

Beautiful drone shots in that ad

Today I wore exactly the same saucer pan UFO tshirt that you are wearing in the video 😊

12:19 Well, there goes this weeks baptism plans.

You did it again. Presented your imagination in an informative entertaining manner with some humor. Another “Hobby Home Run” and the crowd goes wild!

Omg Alex, you're starting to transition from "inspiration" to "reason I have 3 ongoing army projects, a half-finished plane, and a space ship with wires hanging out of it"... XD

Awesome vide, thanks for the journey and helpful tips .

So love your content sir. I've been watching since you started and I'm so thrilled to see your channel grow. Thanks for sharing all your work!

Loved the video and build! Had not thought about using airdrying clay in that way with white glue. 😁

Cool idea using the clay's drying properties to your advantage. Great project too, definitely has that weird war vibe.

Ok, so the flickering LED is actually brilliant. Maybe it went unnoticed or maybe it was a deliberate attempt to get engagement. Either way, it was pretty moody and I liked it!

Beautiful video, Alex! One of my favorites of recent note. Joy, thoughtfulness, gorgeous cinematography. You at your best. Would love to see a whole film made by you some day!

You are amazing and a real inspiration, thank you very much for your video !!!

Beautifully done, Alex!! Thank you for the detailed steps. Simple yet very effective.

Now that's what I call creativity 🎨!

Very cool terrain build! Can't wait to see it in all its glory on the board!

This is perfect for reusing a bottle that I was saving for something like this, thank you Alex

Pretty sweet approach, especially using the clay's natural cracking properties!

This looks incredible for such a simple process! I love these videos with common materials that everyone in the hobby can use.

I do like the Filler mortar trick, I recently figured that out myself too & now I can't stop using it 🤣

All hail the You Tube algorithm gods. And the lighthouse keepers.

Well done, Alex!

Bonza mate, great vid. Have been thinking on a build inspired by a horror film with a lighthouse being attacked each night by creatures from the deep. Also keep the jokes coming, you’ve got a good sense of humour… even if it’s only a sense of it😂

I love this so much, bringing in the vibes from the bot bash. It's good to see you challenge yourself by doing something less challenging.

Alex, I really love how simplicity led to complexity on this built. An easy guide to the intimidated to inspire the maker in them. BTW I did tell my mom about the build and she hated it, but, she's been dead 30 odd years now, so i suppose you're alright . . .

Ironically the real world learning I was doing (and happy to be distracted from) when I saw the notification for this pop up related to mortar types for lighthouses...(Add some crushed blue lias limestone to the mix for added hydraulic properties -I'm v much in demand at parties) Nice to see a variety of hobby scenery making techniques on display. I found das clay can warp a bit while drying but it looks like you got this variant to work for you. Into the AM do plaid, you say? Well if there's one person whose opinion I trust re tasteful tones of plaid it's yours

love your terrain videos fab work👍

Hey Alex! something about this video just really spoke my language! Thanks.

My like was nr. 69, and I am pleased : ) (also pleased with a new 52 miniature video ofc! )

It looks great Alex. I hope to see more of your game board soon. 👍

Excellent Video Alex, full of inspiration. Thank you

Wonderful. I have been thinking about making a lighthouse. Thanks for the video 🤩

I love all 52 Miniture videos. Thanks for sharing your journey 👏👍🤙

Amazing build and amazing video!

Looks awesome 😊 Love the accessibility of this project 😊😊😊

Thank you for that Alex. That was more or less all I could wish for in a new video. Hope for more like this - or something else - in the future.

What a welcome trip after a long day in the car. So well done. Really appreciate your wit. Still smiling. 😊

Yey, new video! I never clicked so fast 🤓

Another great video as always Alex!

Greetings from your German viewer o/

Thank you Alex.

Amazing terrain piece 😀

This made me think of the lighthouse in Annihilation, the book is great, the movie to but it's a bit different, also you should try newsh from pro acryl, would love to see what you can come up with using it

The lawnmower comment seems like it was aimed directly at me. Great build.

@4:55 My lawnmower is currently being held in contempt, in my shed. For years now, the lawnmower has refused to apologise for its blatant disregard of being a petrol-based model. I know it wants to come out and play. I remember fondly of the clean lines I violently provoked in the grass. Oh bummer, now I am reminiscing of the smell of carbon monoxide, wafting from beneath me as I shred yet another over-population of daisies 🌼within the local quarter acre community. Maybe the lawnmower has learned its lesson. Maybe, just maybe, even though it hasn't said sorry, patient silence is its way of apologising, showing it understands its error of judgement. I really liked your info on cracking vs drying time. Great video, thanks! 👍

Your videos are now my "stop everything and grab a snack when the come out" videos

Hi Alex, finally Nice Alex is back, making us all happy with a new project, very interesting job, sometimes I think that when we, mini painters and diorama makers, look at things, we see something that people around us can't. I'm thinking of doing something like a sewer, do you think that the GSW rolls would work as well?

Ajax is our standard window cleaner in Greece to the point where we call them all ‘Ajax’’ even if they are other brands 😂

Very cool, need to buy some clay. Cutting brick texture into foam is a bit of a nightmare

This was brilliant. My wife likes to make little dioramas and faery gardens. So when I show her this, she is going to flip.

10:35 for a sec I thought it was a PlayStation 1😄

Great stuff. Thanks. Can’t remember what game you were going to use this for?

Also, what spray primer did you use? Great video as always!

The poor cat... I hope it didn't need one of its 9 or 7 lifes (germans are cheap, I guess) to get to the end of this project. I really enjoy the look of the lighthouse and I will use some of those techniques for sure... as soon as I have the courage or time to work on some terrain.

Where do you get a hold of foamcore in Sweden? All the terrain builders on YT uses it but I have never figured out what it's called in Swedish and if it is available somewhere like Byggmax or if you have to import it

Please tell me you werent actually soldering holding the electronics in your hands.... I recommend one of those magnifiying glasses with helping hands, to minimize the risk of burning yourself. Those burns are INCREADIBLY painful.

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Man why did you have to bring the lawnmower into this?😢

This is so sub par from what you can do. The before and after are almost the same minus brand letters. Do better... oh yeah this and the next vid.. you are not a good terrrain guy!

eh. kinda disappointing in the end