The canvas looks like it adds some nice texture. I really like the drains too. This would be perfect for an old ship, a factory or anything industrial. Modern or future settings, true versatility. Have fun with your new walls. 😁

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! This is utterly perfect, I am a painter so I already have all of these supplies. I cannot WAIT to get started, I subscribed just so I could watch the walls being done. Excited to see more.

That's such a good idea for large magnetic boards

Start a petition to get sponsored by Micheal's, and add a link. I'll click it.

I was really sceptical that this would work for industrial/ sci-fi elements, but....you nailed it.

Thank you for doing the Sci Fi version, and for demonstrating how to make stamps out of Dollar Tree foam board. I was thinking of different methods for making the stamp, but this seems easier. Also, you blew my mind with using rust colored paint on the edges of poorly stamped areas, to imply the metal panels were completely rusted away. Big brain thinking there.

A more irregular cut sponge would have helped indeed. Absolutely amazing result on this one as well! So many great details! Looking forward to the follow up projects :)

This is brilliant. Thank you for this type of content. Would love to see how you could do a open terrain stamp or a cave style stamp. I absolutely love this idea you have and thank you so much for sharing.

Fantastic, another triumph, I'm off to the hobby store.

Dude! I thought the cobblestone board was great...This one is over the top for kill team!

Just grabbed a set of these canvas panels! Now I'm gonna sketch out some stamps. XD

This is genius work! I really love how you use such cheap materials! Can't wait to see what you come up with!

I'm not playing any sci-fi games, but after seeing that other video you did, I went out and bought a couple of black canvasses for sure! I plan on 3d printing some clips to keep the board together though, so that gives me added flexibility. I usually only lay out combat encounters on tiles, so it's usually limited to a smaller space. But man, that stamping idea tickled something in my mind and I just HAVE to make one for myself!

I have to admit, in the beginning I didn't know where this was going, thought you might be going mad, I was wrong, looks great.

I loved your last video and this one was great too. I have so many ideas for using this technique! Thankyou

Nice,I still think an outdoor version with acampsight and forked road would be a nice addition.

So many smart ideas, big fan of this, cant wait to see what you come up with for the scifi walls!

This is pretty darn clever

A bit of copper conduit would have helped add a bit of complexity if you wanted to go another step. Another really cool project.

MAN! this was unexpected! But you´ve surpassed yourself... again! Thank you, mr. Broken Terrain... this was awesome! I need to give it a shot... Man oh man! you need to do a Lava board... do it! if someone can do it, its you!!! Greetings all the way from Lima, Perú! Craft on!

Looks great 👍

wow!!!!! awesome stuff

Great job ! I love your inventiveness .. and imagination

Thanks

Great Idea B&T

great video. Love this terrain. Looking forward to the SciFi walls you mentioned doing next.

Looks brilliant. Looking forward to the scifi walls you will build to add to this.

So dope. This technique is practically designed for sci-fi. Looks so good

I'll be making one just like this. 2 panels for warcry then folding out to 4 and 6 for warhammer. Thanks

Awesome Idea! Thanks for the Video!

you're a vibe mate, keep up the good work

Awesome work on the sci fi version

Looks really good buddy! And I noticed the view count on your last video! Sooooo happy for ya! Your content in consistently entertaining! Awesome stuff!

Oh wow, the sci-fi version of this looks really awesome. This is great, and seeing how you did the stamp is going to make my own so much easier. This kind of design will be perfect for games of Five Parsecs from Home. Guess I'm adding one more board to my plans

Have you tried to use dry pastels on top of the acrylic? To add the subtle effects like rust etc. the only worry is sealing your artwork to keep it from rubbing off

You remind of the Dugeon Miser Tutorials

Using a piano hinge would keep the panels closer together

I wonder if you could use adhesive velcro instead of hinges in order to mix and match different panels...

Have you considered buying a yard of vinyl/faux leather fabric and doing this as a roll, instead of the hinged canvas approach?

I’m obviously not the expert here but I’m wondering if there’s any reason why someone couldn’t carve the stamp design directly into the foam block you’re using as the handle? Great video, I love this whole concept. Thank you for sharing.

have you thought of covering the foam on your stamps with latex so that they last longer? I am not sure if it would work, but in my mind it does.

Wow this looks as good if not better than the dungeon one! What, if anything, did you seal it with?

So I started looking on the Michaels website, and they have all different sizes canvases. I play warmachine, which is a4x4, so I'm thinking about getting some of the 24"x24" ones. Frostgrave plays on a 2x'2' or 3'x3' depending ghe scenario so some 12x12 or 18"x18" would be perfect for those. This is a really cool idea. Do you know what the difference is between the level 1, level 2, and level 3 canvases are? I'm guessing thickness. Since we're backing them with foam, I don't think thickness matters.

What do you all think about using this for shadowrun?

For your rust effect, do you think that pigment powders (pastel/chalk dust) would be easier to work with? Jeremy from black magic craft had a video a while back using crushed/ground pastels as pigment powders for similar effect.

We're did you get your Craft Acrylic Paint From?

quick question, you didn't really show it in the prior video, but did you screw in the hinges or say like super glue them? I ask because I'm not familiar with how strong or sturdy the canvas's frame and whether or not that might crack or something

I see your Primaris Marines are still "Pile Of Shame" unpainted... any ideas for Chapter livery?

For this one, if you do a second one on the back, I would build three up to the same level as the frame, then leave one shallower. Paint it so it looks like it goes into a bottomless shaft something like this. img.freepik.com/free-photo/3d-illustration-4k-uhd-sci-fi-square-shaped-tunnel_129677-2404.jpg?w=2000. Then build a bridge across, or build a couple (one whole, one broken) that you can put some sort of control panel or something on that the figures have to get to. This could also work with a fantasy one where they have a shootout in the goblin caves. Maybe when leveling the edges, you make it less rectangular.