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Idk how you make the magnetization look so simple and easy. I'm brand new to crafts, and what keeps happening to me is two magnets will pop off instead of just one, and while trying to get the second magnet off, I end up ripping out the first one and having to redo it.

Looking at this, thinking about my players saying they want to try a sailing campaign, looking through the Ghosts of Saltmarsh vehicles section. You know, you could make modular boats pretty dang easy (they're literally all 4 tiles wide), and even integrate them into some water pieces. It'd be pretty cool having the below decks sections actually below the water line :-)

Hey Matt, I hope that you are OK! We haven't heard from you on here for about 4 months and starting to worry that maybe you've quit UA-caming! I personally am hoping that you are working on a fantastic new project that you are getting ready to blow our minds with!

And to think, I figured I would cure my addiction to Minecraft with tabletop terrain.

*ahem* ... GREEN FLAME!

That sounds like a great magic item: "Book of whatever I happen to want it to be at the time."

If you cut the foam blocks, 1 inch and a quarter tall, you can cut 2 stairs at once!

Some monster shoves my D&D character into the dry round sewer but I just pull out a skateboard and tony hawk my way out 😎

step 1: get a hot glue gun step 2: just deadass make one using what u have no hate, but for these kinds of construction videos, idk how to search but like I'm looking for cool "mechanics" that u can use or new ways to use them, like magnets, or hot glue as see through materials or crystals, or LEDs or camp fires using LED tea lights. Any idea where to find more ideas like those? or like black lights on maps with hidden secrets.

Unless you said it and I missed it, how do you make sure all the water stays level throughout the tiles

Had me at Beetle Borgs <3

Your instructions and ideas are incredibly helpful. The modular terrain and paint job are outstanding.

ooh, a Blackadder Goes Forth reference! Wibble!

Commenting because I am so inspired! So far Im just using cardboard and coffee stirrers, but I love the modular system!

How do you make the xps foam more durable to last for a long time?

Such a beautiful terrain setup.

If all your tiles are 3x3 or whatever, couldn't you build your tiles to fit into a premade silicon cube mold of that size? So that you don't have to make and destroy custom mold boxes every time? or would there be an increased leakage issue?

For netting, ladys fishnet stockings work, also some tea cozzys have decent size netting

Good Sir, you could make an absolute fortune selling your terrain tiles. Individually, as sets, by theme, basic floor tiles to extra accessories. I would buy the heck out of that.

With Tiktok and YT shorts ruining my attention span, I still find it so easy to sit down and watch your videos from start to finish. Keep it up, big fan :D

Did you stop making videos? I dont see any older than 4 months now.

I love this community so much. So many other hobbies gatekeep knowledge at every step. I'm blown away by how much knowledge you guys give away

I have just discovered your channel. Your work on all these projects are truly inspirational! I am devouring all of your content and love your style and personality. I hope everything is still going well for you and can't wait to join your Patreon and start my own projects this Autumn for my D&D group. XoXo

Very cool!

Tooth picks for American viewers😂😂

All hail the Za Lord

I prefer hot gluing bricks, but your stamp method looks good. Glad I found your channel. I’m subscribing.

hey could you point me to your video on how to magnetized using the hot gun and such. I recall seeing in the past but now i cant find it, and cant recall how you hide the magnet (i am doing a project that have them on the top so i can magnetized bridges and cant tell the best way to hide them… learn recently paint would peeled away) anyway.. if u point me to that right video would appreciated, cant find it anywhere :( as always amazing video

So for someone who isn’t artsy but still wants terrain, can I hire someone to make a set for me?

Your videos and ideas are Awesome. I am just starting to getting into DND since I was a kid. Anyways the one question I have is should the grid system be 1 inch or 1.25. The minis I have all go over the 1 inch but fit nicely on 1.25. These are wizkid deep cuts minis.

Nothing wrong with a nice fat bottom, I mean *flat* bottom ;).

I know I'm a little late to comment but I scaled the dungeon tiles to 9 cm by 9 cm and was wondering if it would still be possible to scale up the rest of your other builds.

you know your work really is quite beautiful Matt. Thanks.

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I have a newbie DM Question: (TLDR: How does a DM handle tiles if the players are in larger locations, separated or moving too much for one detailed location?) As a new DM, I have been using maps printed on paper made by Reddit for my campaign. I am running Dragon of Ice spire Peak with a mix of my story. I use a combination of 3d printed figures for close encounters and colored beads for battles spread across larger battlefield or if players separate to different locations. Right now my players are in Gnomengarde and are split of either side of the map. I love the idea of Tiles, but I feel like I would have to have a humungous table for my party in order to play larger areas. That being said, if the players decide to leave the setup, I would have to take it all down and rebuild a new location. I love the idea of building huge sets with immersive details but I just feel like my efforts would go to waste. I don't want to railroad my players into staying in one location but I also hate just using such flat maps for them.

i use standard crystal clear resin (a gallon on amazon cost like 40$ )for the ripples i use a uv resin (again amazon like 10$) which cuts drying time to handling down to a min or two. just make sure the UV resin is clear otherwise you will end up with a mess once the resin underneath (that didn't get enough UV light) starts to leak out.........not cool!

Only recently found your videos (and the whole hobby), but there is so much content there already that is just brilliant, even if you don't post for a while its worth subscribing and supporting. Been watching so much of you stuff. Thank you for it all and giving me lots of ideas! Hope you are getting better and don't rush your videos, take your time 🙂

Very clever. Great "bashing" for bits.

Thanks Matt.

Nice top down shot of you at work in there Matt. Way to change it up.

I love your work, man. Thanks for sharing your techniques.

Matt, maybe it's just me but everytime I see your spiders; either on the ground or up the walls; I love 'em. They are fabulous. Love your work mate.

LOVE IT !!!!! Thanks for sharing you building and how it’s put together. Nicely done Boss 👍👍