The Dungeon "Set" (dungeons and dragons terrain, foam crafting, brick texture tutorial) 

You're too kind, thank you for watching my videos 😁

Haha😅 thanks but I did actually save up and manage to buy one eventually, and honestly it's a game changer 😅 but there's plenty that can still be made without a proxxon

Much appreciated mate 👍 thanks for watching

Thanks buddy 😅👍🏻 and thank you for watching

Haha she was just teaching you 😅

Cheers mate 👍 glad it inspired you, that's usually my "go to" method for dungeon style walls, quick and simple 😀 thanks for watching

Oh wow, my first ever video 😅 I wanted to start with something simple and useful. Glad you liked it, getting the right wash is a great starting point for any modeller

Thanks very much 🙂 I do briefly mention it in one video, but its 3 parts Vallejo black wash, 2 parts vallejo brown wash, and 1 part water (cos those washes are quite thick for a wash). It will need a little shake before use each time

The mod podge will act as a sealer. Paint by itself may do an okay job, but adding mod podge will also vastly improve its durability. After all this terrain is meant to be played on, touched, stored, moved about, and man-handled 😅 so durable terrain is key. And yes, absolutely use the matte version 🙂👍🏻 hope that all helps. And best of luck with your terrain crafting

@@irongryphon many thanks, bud. That's very useful to know. I put together a small tower yesterday (building it brick by brick!) and painted it up, all as a kind of tester. Today I've started on a small cottage. The build is much better, and I think I've stumbled across this just in time; I've not painted any of it yet! Mod podge it is. Thanks for the reply. Keep up the great work!

You're very welcome. Always happy to help out 🙂👍🏻 feel free to share your projects with me on Instagram, I like seeing what people are making

@@irongryphon nice one dude. I'll keep in touch!

Thank you so much 🙂👍🏻 you can buy tiny neodymium magnets on eBay in packs of about 50 ish. I just used a few 4mm magnets and they were strong enough to hold the walls in place for glamour shots purposes 🙂

Haha yes, literally anything brick shaped and sized, and hard enough to press into foam 🙂👍🏻

Also... where are you from? Your English is excellent 👍

@@irongryphon I'm writing to you from Mexico City. I think you're from England. It's curious... From what I have seen so far on RU-vid, and generally speaking, I think the European artists/Crafters use a "less grey" palette of colors on their tiles/walls. I tend to like more the "European style".(really love your selection of colors). I just finished my double sided tiles made out from foam board. One side finished like stone for dungeon and the other side like wood for tavern, docks etc. They're great for storage as foam board is slim, but the 3 larger I made (12 x 6 inch) kind of warp a little bit, but no problem at all once you put it on the table. Also they warp less after I finished them with a coat of mod podge and a coat of protecting spray from rust oleum brand.

I am indeed from England , I hope my accent isnt too thick for those speaking English as a second language 😅 I think having some brown colours in the stone work gives a more natural look and it looks less boring. Double sided tiles are a great space saver 👍🏻😀 thanks for watching

I would say it's more of an overbrush, go quite heavy with it. Something between drybrushing and painting. And hopefully the black/brown wash will help with the final result 🙂👍🏻

I've never been able to find it in shops to be honest. And the blue stuff is now a kind of charcoal colour. So I buy all of my XPS on eBay 👍🏻🙂

It really depends on the size of the dungeon you want to lay out. Start with 30 tiles of 3x3 inches. Or like me mix up the sizes, do some 2x4, or 5x5. And of course you don't have to make them square. You could make some circles or hexagons. Check out my other video on interesting dungeon tiles for cool ideas 👍🏻😀

@@irongryphon yeah, i saw them before this video but i found them too complicated rn. But u did a great job for sure :)

Thanks very much, you'll be making more complex things in no time I'm sure 👍🏻😀