I have the same one

Congratulations 😊

Best video I’ve seen in a long time

Salt and melted butter

Dude you need a vise really bad

Was it green when you started? My last attempt at working green wood resulted in an epic split. I've taken to drying pieces slowly in my basement until they're ready to carve. I really want to try a ladle now!

You gotta get better knives man, morakniv 106 and 120 are really good for whittling (and really cheap).

Woodcarving is such a rewarding passtime, have you tried using a Japanese kiridashi for carving yet?

Very cool

You are an inspiration!

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing 😊

Bro, we should play together sometime. You are brilliant

Well done! I'm a DM of nearly 25 years and I run an always-open, online table, a weekly voice table, a monthly in-person table, a kids table (whenever they all want to play at the same time), and then I guest-DM for my local cosplay guild when their DM is sick or needs a break. Prep does NOT have to take a whole week to do. Honestly, I often do it a few hours before session - my brain is always working; it's just getting those details into the physical format so that I can pass them on to the players that requires the transfer. You did great. Adding a sub so I can keep track of your DM progress <3

You know… a tavern hidden in the underworld… Ima use that

Thank you so much for that perspective. I myself have worked out a lot of sessions in the hours before so seeing the raw kind of process is actually really inspiring to me. Also your island model is something I have seen people try to describe a lot before, but you really narrowed it down well and I think thinking about my campaign in that way might help me out with some of my struggles in prep. So thank you for sharing those insights!

Gotta say.... turn down the background music.

Cool!

you smart for this one

This is awesome. Good job, man!

Very good for first time. Looks great. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Love the French cleats idea. Thanks for sharing this with us.

This is rad!

The terrain in this video was all 3d prints put together?

Love finding hobby channels to follow on the home page!

Thanks for sharing!

If you pre drill where you want to put screws, with a bit slightly smaller than the screw. It will stop the wood from cracking. To keep the bit from going too deep, put a flag of tape around the bit at the stop point. You can drill till it hits the tape and it won't go deeper.

Thanks for sharing. Great job.

Try adding voice over or editing more. There is a lot of b roll footage being used alone in this. Hard to be interested with no concept of each step Also glamor shots at the end are always appreciated

That is a Pegasus all right! Very nice

This is something I can totally get into! Subscribed!

very cool! gave me some good ideas!

Thanks for sharing. Nice work.

I love the colors!!! Well done 😊😊😊

Hey there, hope you're still open to suggestions! For us to be able to see your drawings, go for a black marker after your pencil sketch. Also, to avoid seeing the foam panels you need more texture, try something like this /watch?v=5sG-0IcSpYI&t=5s or this /watch?v=zZ87MOGyMY0 with much more cuts in an angle or perpendicular to the foam. Basically, more texture = more win. Love the early-Miscast vibes, keep going!

Thanks for sharing this. Great job.

Great video can I'll take the machete

Impressive freestyling with solid tips sprinkled in.

Great craft build! Do more projects like this one. You’ve got a new subscriber. Keep up the good work.

I like building nonsense just cause i want to. Keep up the fun

Goblin-y! Nice work. To that last part - playing the game is the payoff! That's why I do most of my terrain building in the run-up to a game.

Beautiful tutorial. Thanks ❤

I think your minis look great, and yes I have watched you since your first video. I have been painting mini's for around fourty years now, and agree with you about the hands shaking part. Also try using bones mini's in between working on your cultists by that I mean other mini's that you can use in multiple games but learn other textures.

love the concept, something I've been trying to get into more lately but have been too intimidated to take clippers to plastic. Great editing and music! was a little hard to follow the up close stuff with the paint spots on the desk, and would have liked to hear a little more of your internal monologue when you were clipping/framing up pieces. subbed and excited to see more!

I think it went fine. You could measure how much it holds and see if you can make others with diff sizes. A loved one would love measuring spoons made by their kid. Even if it’s just displayed and never used. Just spit balling ideas.

The pinky tip is solid, on that note, try supporting your wrists on the desk, that should give you stability enough to shake less, you might need a higher table(or lower chair) to leverage this better.

Hey Jacob nice video I love it make more pls

Very cool!

Good to see you back!

Bro paid hundreds for the stls instead of pirating them 😔 mad respect