Tucker welcomes you to Tucktuk's Trinkets and Terrain, fine purveyor of handcrafted tabletop goods!
My name is David, and along with the "help" of my dog, Tucker, I will be building and showcasing my terrain and props for tabletop games. Though my purposes are solely for Dungeons and Dragons, many of my projects can lend themselves to other fantasy games, such as Warhammer, Frostgrave, Pathfinder, etc.
I post new craft videos every other Friday, and will post unboxing or product reviews videos whenever I come across something exciting.
Cool approach and techniques. I've only recently started crafting. A side effect of Bill Making Stuff. Ive been makng figures. "mostly" That Mega! I dig it.
Im image the fur is to keep sort of engines warm and the liquid to keep it cool the creature might be known as The Enigma The eye is blood red camera its often use to garurd valts it does not eat its prey it purelized them turning them into gold
These turned out really good. I watched this video a couple of times to get the idea down. The awesome thing about the technique you use (that I proudly stole) is that because you cover the shape up with foil and then with spackling, it doesn't have to be just the paper packaging inserts. I've been saving all of my scraps, including packaging and expanded polystyrene, and making terrain out of it. So for anyone reading this, save your scraps! Use this video's technique and recycle them instead of them going to a landfill.
Your super glue container is so cool!!!! Making a gaslands car was a great idea. The wings were a great touch to change the shape, color scheme is slick! Thank you so much for being a part of this challenge!!
I love it! Especially how the sides look, with those cool Superglue slats (go, Gorilla Glue!) and the cabling in the back. That green is a great touch, too. Thanks as always for including video of your doggies. :)
Oh, Gaslands! What a genius idea, the containers really are a perfect size for that. I love how the vehicle turned out, especially with the sideways hover-wheels for a perfect extra little sci-fi twist. Thank you again for participating, this was great!
Thanks for this so much. Running COS next month and just built this for the Durst home. Your piece is so gorgeous and inspiring enough to emulate! One painful thing I ran into is I didn't realize the candles shouldn't be placed on that lower platform. Which was a big Doh moment in hindsight. Thanks again for this!
@@TucktuksTrinketsandTerrain yeah I chopped em off but seriously thanks for this. Learned a few techniques I'm gonna be very happy with repeating making more terrain. Baller design. What else would be a nice setpiece to make for CoS? Just waiting next week for my epoxy to come in so I can pour and finish it
I've gotten a decent way through a sorta taller bonegrinder (interior levels as well) started working on Wachterhaus (slowly), made some tents for the Tser Camp. I've watched some Black Magic Crafts and Bards Crafts among the other popular terrain builders but this piece and your labor in it is my numero uno inspiration for creating other sets and pieces and locations for my soon to play CoS adventure. Just wanted to say thanks again.
Thanks! It’s just a product you can buy, it’s suppose to help get the soap to all your dishes, but it’s a cheaper way to do the same thing with paint, over an actual paint flow aid.
I like how you had to say fleshy bits so much in this video. :) Very nice! Especially the extra touch of the candles and the mirror/resin pour. That pool really does look deep!
