Thank you! It also has the advantage that all the products are readily available! 🤣

Watch out for another video based on the same theory coming very soon 🤣

I came back to the hobby after 25 years, terrain became a fascination. Every video on my channel is aimed at helping those who are either new or returning.

My Tetras agree 🤣

Cheers! Still a lot to do but so far so good, I think

Thank you Sir, much more to be done yet! But that's the challenge.

🤣 the way humans measure things is fascinating. How we divided the earth into 40 to develop the metric system in mental, but mathematically outstanding. Then now that relates to ancient Egypt who used another for of measurement is utterly mind blowing. Weird side note, I actually collect measuring devices 🤣

I'm glad to have given you somme ideas, and thank you for the compliment!

Cheers Quim! Aye, it seems I'm a sucker for putting in the effort but so far so good! 🤣

Thank you Sir, I work hard at editing my videos as all the experience I have is on KZfaq 🤣

Too kind!

All my experience with crafting is on KZfaq ... if I can do it anyone can! For some extra help www.wulvenkraft.com/downloads

I'm glad you stumbled across me too!

Too kind Sir!

Don't ever apologise to me! There is absolutely no need Rig! And thank you Sir!

Cheers, I have more of these kind of boards planned 🤣

Excellent, can’t wait to see them.

Fr I would love to visit warhammer world but a flight from California to the uk is super expensive

Glad to help!

I completely agree! The problem I have is I really don't like basing terrain as I feel it limits its possiblities, although I may have found a way around that. Plus I have a bee in my bonnet about creating art. If you can hang you may, then it should be something you'd be happy to hang, not just easy storage.

Too kind!

Wow! I am honoured to be mentioned in the same vein as BMC!

Haha A size paper is a must for those I'm afraid! Because I can scale A4 to A1 easily it's mainly about finding a geometric repeatable pattern, everything else is up to you. I do have another one planned so I'll make sure I record the full process.

💪 much more testing to be done 🤣

Hold on until next Sunday / Monday. New video on the same idea about to drop!

Much appreciated!

I think since posting I've now got another couple planed 🤣

@@WulvenKraft hahaha nice ...it never ends 😉👍

@@alrethianscraftsbattles I hope not! 🤣

@@WulvenKraft 🤣

Thank you! I do have another video I'm working on where I use the templates to build a more traditional Cathedral with no need for measuring anything.

A4 x 106,666.6 recurring would equal FIFA's minimum standard pitch. Unless you mean American Football, which isn't Football 🤣

Cheers Ruud!

Thank you! I'm watch all three of those as well. So far the buildings have taken all they have had thrown at them but I do need to finish them & I have a plan in mind. I worked in printing for a while too.

They are made with XPS but you could use anything, even cardboard. Yes the Artist Panels will hold up, they are built as professional canvases, that's why I use them, saves a huge amount of time buying, cutting & building your own.

I don't have a video of that particular build, however my next video shows me building a Cathedral using the same templates & the same methods that will allow to build any ruined building with similar aesthetics.

No reinforcements. But if you wanted to it would be very easy to add a cross brace into the underside.

I build it. Coverd with styrodur tiles and some sand... I love it. Briliant idea. The canvas came in pair of two so i might build a factory block with fixed terrain which still can be wall mounted@@WulvenKraft

@@neorack Excellent!

Now I want to take a broken down hot dog cart!

It is a Proxxon Hot Wire ... you can get much cheaper versions or handheld ones that will do the job, but all you really need is a sharp blade, steel ruler & patience.

I use a Proxxon. They are a little on the expensive side but they are well made & easy to maintain. There are plenty of cheaper versions that will do the same job & thank you!

@@WulvenKraft awesome thanks for the info, hard to get even lines doing it other ways

@@davistaylor8782 It can all be done with a really good blade & steel rule, but one of the advantages of using a Proxxon, aside from speed, is you can buy specific jigs made for it by @Shiftinglands

I'm almost certain Black Magic Craft is trying to sort out supplying crafters in Canada! If not places like Lowe's sell it I believe.

Thank you! I didn't use any measurements, its based on geometry rather than cm's or inches. The way I worked it all out was folding the paper. It was folded in halves & the lines drawn to line up where the folds met each other.

Amazing thank you verry much i feel verry dumb i saw you fold it but my brain never made the link lol

@@redakumaproduction🤣nae bother! I do try to keep things as simple as possible, including not using measurements, although i do collect rules 🤣 Keep an eye out for my next few videos, one of them will be using the templates to build a Cathedral without any measuring, just the templates.

@@WulvenKraft verry nice !! I cant wait to see that !!

@@redakumaproductionWaiting on some post but it should be within my next two videos. The other will be a Fortress Monastery made out of rubbish & off cuts.

Still going strong & when fully finished will be even stronger.

Paper & pen is a great choice! That's how I did my original temps, then I scanned then into my PC. I am not sure about apps as I use ClipStudioPaint which is an industry standard alternative to Photoshop.

@@WulvenKraft thanks, that makes sense especially for one-off ideas. I've always used GIMP as my photoshop alternative, but it's terrible for shapes.

@@nickrafuse984 As long as your paper temps are accurate enough. a window is all you need for tracing or development 🤣

@@WulvenKraft I've worked in IT for 10+ years now... for some reason, I rarely consider options that don't need a keyboard and mouse. but.... yeah, 100% that works, and is WAY easier than my instinctive plan

@@nickrafuse984 🤣 I come from now defunct age 🤣. When I trained as a 3D Designer computers were only just hitting Universities so I was trained in both. My attitude now is to stay as far away from a computer as possible 🤣

well, 3 and a bit

You must have tiny hands 🤣

@@WulvenKraft I make up for it in other areas

@@samsowden 🤣

Glad to hear it!

@@WulvenKraft sorry. I meant to say they didn't work. Could not open them.

@@MrVlandus There are 16 files so they are in a .rar. I use WinRAR but there are plenty of options. www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-open-rar-files/

@@WulvenKraft hey thank you. I will try again later to open them.

@@MrVlandus You are very welcome! Thanks for reaching out & I hope you enjoy your build.

Not true. The foam can be cut with a box cutter or Stanley blade & the flock can be made with a standard kitchen blender. The only real investment is time.

@@WulvenKraft I tend to switch back and forth between videos and saw a foam cutter. Though it's not really needed.

@@cyclone8974 I do a lot of crafting, not just for myself. I started with a knife & a ruler, just like everyone else, its all you need.

Do you mean the wooden panels? If so I didn't, they are Artists Wooden Canvas'. Readily available, cheap & make the process easier & quicker. If you mean the stone work & roads, it's just cut foam & very thin cork sheets.

@@WulvenKraft i meam the brick tiles

@@sheolmtv9877 Just cut XPS foam, then shake them about in a tub full of stones to texture them.

I'm not overly keen on the whole 'glamour shots ending' as you've been watching build through the video & they about the build not the painting. I also find ending the videos difficult verbally as I'm not comfortable with the whole like share subscribe routine. Plus the way that KZfaq operates with the suggested video at the end from a editing point of view, I don't like just leaving the last frame hanging around for 15-20 seconds, as a viewer I find that lazy & because we can choose the timing that those appear I try & time it so they pop up as my video cuts. Then there are also retention issues, another reason I'm not keen on glamour shots. The moment a viewer knows the video is ending they leave & often don't see the end screens so don't see related videos. My videos that cut tend to have better CTR rates on end screens.

@@WulvenKraft It's extreamly abrupt the way the vids end though. Abruptly and jagged actually.

@@Boonedale Maybe, but it is worth knowing your are talking about a video from a year ago & all the experience I have editing is on KZfaq. 16 Videos isn't many & I am learning with every one.

@@WulvenKraft Sounds good.

Not something I've ever thought about. I can say most of my time is spent designing rather than crafting. The crafting time is pretty quick once I've worked out what & how, it's also the most rewarding. That's why I share my design work, so people can get straight to the fun bit.

@@WulvenKraft it being fun to make things does bring the price way down

@@MahkyVmedia1In some cases that may true but for many of us that is a huge part of the hobby, its not always about claiming objectives, unless of course that is your hobby.

@@WulvenKraft it's my worker mentality.

@@MahkyVmedia1I get that. Crafting isn't work for me, it's how I relax & I don't sell the things I build. I either use them or donate them to Gaming Stores or to younger players (kids & schools).

Like in Highlander?

If memory serves the USA declared Independence in 1776. Interestingly, the first Declaration of Independence was written by a Scot, but that's irrelevant at this point. The first reference to ISO 216 was in writing by a man named George Christoph Litchenberg in 1786, a deceivingly non Scottish name, relevant. He was a German. It is now an international standard across the globe except North America. I guess you didn't get the email, but you are usually behind the curve. 🤣 Everything I just wrote is a lie 🤣

🤣 I shouldn't say what we use the for, KZfaq won't like me any more 🤣

I like to save my money for my plastic toy soldiers 🤣

@@WulvenKraft we are not here to talk about the value of the plastic toy soldiers forming a pile in my wardrobe, imagine how bad that would be considering my terrain :D

@@LordBelakor 🤣

I've often simply asked on Construction Sites if they could sell me a few panels. Either: "Have a few and pay us a Beer" or "You can take what's in the Construction Waste for free". Very rarely do they say no and then you just go to the next Construction Site 😉

@@wakkru I tried that today They said 'we can't get any either'! 🤣

Not just DC!