The COMPLETE Guide to Paper Terrain for D&D, Pathfinder, OnePageRules, Frostgrave, and more! 

My friends don’t give two diddly squats that I have painted miniatures, I’m switching to paper terrain and mini’s lol. Great Vid.

Algorithm worked for me. It was in my recommended, probably from following Crooked Staff Terrain YT channel. Definitely subscribed here.

Dave Graffam's paper crafting guide is the finest document on the subject for any beginner! Thanks for spreading the papercraft gospel for gamers!

Love this guy's voice and commentary. Could literally listen to him talking about dirt. As it turns out I was interested in learning about paper craft as a first time GM. Great video can't wait to see what else he comes up with.

Loving that you approach this as a regular amateur. Thank you.

Wonderful video! I found that double sided tape works really well as a glue substitute and has much less potential for messes.

Keep making these! I love this channel and it’s helping me run a game in my tiny apartment. 😂

Thank you! This was one of the best, most informative videos that I have seen in a long time. I am happy to have stumbled across your page!

I really appreciate these paper crafting videos! Trying to get my friends to play some d&d with me in person and you're giving me all sorts of ideas.

Amazing videos! I wish I had saw this videos of paper craft a couple of years ago. We switched to play online on foundry because minis are very expensive in my country. Now we can play on person once again. Thank you so much!

Papercraft floats my boat 🛶

great video. I loved the teaching style and the informal atmosphere. I hope you continue producing about paper minis and terrain. there is a world of possibilities in DIY and being less dependent on big companies and such. explore the more creative side and allow ourselves to create our hobby. let's go let's go.

long live the paper models!!!!

What a great video! I've been looking to get into terrain building for D&D and this seems very accessible. I've refused to buy layouts until now, but think tbf it does work way better like this probably 😂

This is so inspiring. Thank you. I do scale plastic models, and I can see now how I can flex paper models in between drying steps of my plastics as a way to pass time and be productive.

just wanted to say a big thank you. I was stressing out trying to make this fancy terrain for dnd. Messing around with XPS foam and all these other crafts. Being able to just hit print and cut some stuff out has been so freeing. I no longer have to dread painting all these terrain bits and can focus on my cool minis. Amazing channel i will subscribe and follow your website !

I have been making papercraft buildings for year, when I saw the buildings in the opening sequence I got a big grin, I have made all of those. lol

Ok but talk about that Ultimate Dungeon Terrain circle you sneak peeked. I love using mine and think it’s almost criminal that more people aren’t discussing the method.

Great video. I actually did paper craft as a kid. Designed my own tank. For dnd I couldn't find the print outs. Looks like you did the finding for me. Loved you paper minn video too. Made a bunch of em

Amazing! I'm in love with paper minis and terrain. I like this ship

"I shouldn't publish this video with how poorly I'm doing" I say this with every video I make LOL. Love paper terrain. Keep up the good work.

Keep up the good work. I hit the like and subscribe buttons.

Thanks for the video! Great overview!

That was great. You made it look very accessible.

I can see me gluing card to balsa blocks with those tiny ones 😅

Great video! just bought a paper town bundle

I would like to tell you about Kirigami and how to make decent paper trees

Holy smokes the ship look huge everything things looks great I always wanted to make a house with a balcony

I use Dr pepper, tv dinner, cereal boxes I already have. I then use sticky backed paper.

Way cool video

Also, to be more in line with your space-saving binders for paper minis, have you any sources for fold-flat terrain?

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Where do we get these printable models at? Free sources or?

Do you do any edging on your score cuts?

I miss World Works Games.

Get colored markers and edge those visible white edges for a much cleaner look. Also, do it prior to gluing but after folds for best effect. You can also use a fine point compression for folding, instead of half depth cuts with an exacto blade. Keep in mind to mention how ridiculous the cost of color ink and refills can be, in the long run I paid a lot more than I thought I would, and have lost most of the larger builds since. For understanding, at current pricing, color printer ink runs about $5000 a barrel. Look into 1 litre/quart mods for printer refills at an extremely reasonable price. Without this, this becomes an increasingly expensive hobby. Also, moisture and water damage are something that has to be considered quite often, especially when you live in damp areas.