How did you achieve that smooth camera movement in this video?

Wow, no way, just beautiful. Congratulations.

❤

Good Stuff Neil

Thanks again for sharing your craft with us. As always Fantastic. 👍👍

Hey, dude! Please tell me how you made the flexible wiring of the flicker LED in Geralt's campfire

My mom asked me" what would you do if you one the lotto" ? 🤔 Well this , this is the stuff I'd buy .

One day when I have my man cave in my forever house I need to build a table like this, such an amazing looking kit.

Fantastic

It looks absolutely amazing but there is something just very very wrong about using hobbiton as a warmap

Awesomeness

I take a metal to coat hangers and braid twine around and shape you want.

Awesome 😍

I found this channel via Goobertown Hobbies. I just wanted to paint my Miniatures and watch a relaxing video... and now I'm staring at this epic castle for minutes while my paint dries away. Thank you for such a creative and fantastic entertainment.

Might change the dragon rod in rock to a rod coming out of the lighthouse’s base through the flame to dragon.

Hope you’re doing ok, Neil. Looking forward to seeing more content and the progress on those massive waves from your previous video. Stay safe!

If you show me all from the beginning i will not watch the whole thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It’s always comforting to know that in this big world that other people have similar struggles. While never ideal that we have to deal with them, it helps me to feel not alone. My wife also has severe back pain and there are times where she can’t move much for a week at a time. And with 3 kids that can make for quite a difficult workload, but she is amazing and I love her so much.

Will we ever get to see the final product! This is the best nook i have seen (thus far) and I've just rewatched it hoping we might have the part 2! 😊

nice but martina fron nerdforge will take a least one month. ahahahahah

David R Lentz, USA Truly wonderful! I can see in all you do here the potential for astoundingly photo-realistic miniature settings of great fidelity, realism, and scope. I suggest having set-pieces that are modular, so that they closely can interlink with other such segments. This a two-level operation: 1) 3D printing relatively small parts, figures, equipment (wheel barrow, waggon, water well, etc.), and 2) Woodland Scenics’s various materials for scratch-building open terrain. Have you heard of Luke Towan? Find him on KZfaq (though I suppose he is elsewhere online, as well) I think he designs freestanding building miniatures using some sort of laser technology to cut from this relatively slender (I make a rough eyeball estimate of round 6 mm, or 0.25” in thickness), medium-brown sheet of what looks to be wood; it is much smoother in texture, much finer in grain, so it may be some sort of press-board or composite organic materials (sawdust?), drawing the resources of a number of aftermarket enterprises, to develop his own approach to diorama planning, design, assembly, construction, etc. My point is to exhort you lot to use his methods, materials, etc., to augment all that you do here. I most assuredly will urge that he reciprocate, adapting his methods to incorporate what you folks (as involved as all this is, I infer several of you; or at least, you know quite a troupe of Hobbit artisans!) at Real Terrain Hobbies bring to the field. To combine your 3D printing and the adaptability, flexibility, etc., of Woodland Scenics’s eclectic, comprehensive assortment of diorama scratch-building materials with their laser cutting technology not only will improve significantly the various efforts you do, and ease the labour-intensive projects you undertake, it greatly will strengthen both your operations, through augmenting one another.

Neil, I've been subscribed to your channel for years now and can't believe I've only just seen this video. You made comment about the honor to work with Jazza and how he has so many subscribers. Can I just say, dispite this clip only just coming up in my feed and aligning with his video I've only been subscribed to his channel for a few months. I second Jazza in saying that you produce incredible terrain and should be immensely commended on the sheer quality of what you produce!

A little late for trimming the verge, don't you think?

Wonderful video, wonderful build

Incredible work!!!

hoping you are alright my friend, still watch your video and tutorial.

@realterrainhobbies Will the 2nd template set for the Talmburg castle be available soon?

Exquisitely beautiful full of amazing details and wow the design is perfect 💕💕💕💕

Loose the damn music.

it's wonderfull .

Stunning

It's not really so much mold on the stone walls as much as it is saltpeter that the stones, usually sandstone here in Germany, soak UP through the ground from the high water table... that means some streaking from the ground up. Great video! I wish that I could find formwork here...

These are kool...

Might I suggest parchment paper

Awesome just awesome. You are the person that got me started in this kinda hobby

Very nice wave effects and rocks. I like the little dock.

Wait.. Sorry, was this a re-post? Wasnt the thing of buying 1 SqFt. Land on Scotland was proved a scam ages agooo???

Hope your wife is doing well…. Sending thoughts, prayers, and best wishes to your entire family 🙏🏼….. Divorced, single-parent, inconsistent child-support-receiving, multi-event-cancer-survivor here…. 12-Years-Out and Counting!! 🎉🎉🎉Hang-in-there…. The light is at the end of the tunnel and it’s definitely not a train!! 🌈🌈🌈

Amazing!! ❤

Awesome project! Just a small piece of feedback that I had a pretty hard time listening and had to stop the video because you say the word "Uh" about every 5 to 10 words. You're quite well spoken and coherent otherwise, so I wonder if it would help with your presentation to practice intentionally speaking without using the word, even if you have to pause for a moment.

Just perfect

Great technique! Cant wait to try it. Also congrats on the 100k sub milestone. When I found this video you're at 345k subs 🤯👏👏👏

:o :D

if it's hard to break the glass score it again... and again...until it works.... also use pilers.

Great creation. Where does it go after you've finished it? What's its destiny?

Anyone know the music to about 7.33 - especially the part at 7.29?