The attention to detail is absolutely insane, you have S tier creations, S tier production value and soon enough your sub count will reflect that. Keep it up, boss man.
Well, I lost a few teeth when my jaw dropped and hit the desk. PS: This is one amazing build, love the way you did the rockface. Adding that technique to my repertoire.
WOW dude what an awesome build!!! 👍 Now you’ve inspired me to make a centerpiece for my bandit fort. I quite like the aspect of the lookout towers being built on and around the hill. Of course my build won’t be made completely out of foam because I’m lacking the Hotwire table but I’m pretty crafty with crafting sticks and I live in the country so being able to gather actual wooden branches is not too hard to come by.
nerdy greetings friend! once again a hammer tutorial! does it all come from your imagination, or do you recreate it somewhere? each of your videos is so absolutely coherent and round, unbelievable how you can have so much creativity :D I'm happy about every one of your videos since the beginning!cheers! Fraenky
Good to hear from you, Fraenky! I'm always writing down / sketching ideas. I find it fun to think of crafting topics. It helps that I work in a creative field for my full-time job. Happy to hear you enjoy the videos.
@@OkayHobbyTime I don't think the volume is necessarily the problem, it's all those weird effects that are going on in the music that draw too much attention. It sounds like someone is constantly fiddling with the equalizer knobs, making it way less chill to listen to than what the intention was. Everything else is great. Your microphone sound, your narration style, it's very good! And the videography and builds too, of course! But the music won't stay in the background, because it's constantly drawing attention to itself with all that weird warping in and out of phase. That's what it sounds like to me.
Do you feel nervous about brushing this if it's just tacked together with pva? I always worry about drybrushing and getting too rough painting foam only structures.
It's surprisingly sturdy. I can't speak for all foam, but the stuff I use is quite rigid. And with wood glue, it's quite solid. Haven't had any issues while painting.
Your work is fantastic. You absolutely deserve more subscribers.
Thanks Andrew-glad you enjoy the videos!
This is exactly what I needed for my next build. Thankyou!
Glad to hear that-thanks for watching!
Gotta try making a water duck system in the mine. Where the miners moved water to power cranes and perfect for players to manipulate
Very fun idea for a dungeon puzzle!
@@OkayHobbyTime 100%
new to the hobby. Glad i stumbled upon your channel.
Glad you found it! Welcome to the hobby
Playing at your table must be a dream 😍✨✨
It's fun, for sure! Thanks Denise 😀
Phenomenal work 👏💕
Thank you! 😀
One of your best builds!!! 😁
Thank you! 😀
Your work is amazing
Thank you!
inspiring!
Glad to hear!
The attention to detail is absolutely insane, you have S tier creations, S tier production value and soon enough your sub count will reflect that. Keep it up, boss man.
Thank you Gustav! Glad you're enjoying the channel. More to come.
Really cool Video and nice result. I like it a lot..
Best regards Chicken
Thanks Chicken-glad you enjoyed it
That is just too cool. Well done!!!
Thanks James! 😀
Nice work I will give it a try
Thanks-good luck with the build!
👍👍👍👍👍
Beutiful
👏👏👏
Damn fine job sir!
Thank you! 😀
Wish I knew that rock texture method a week ago when making hills for my warhammer games.. miles better than wirecutter/aluminum foil ball
It's a great method! Try it out when you decide to make new hills.
Great video as always. Thank you 👌Hope to see more ruined medieval buildings in the future!
Glad you enjoyed it! And for sure, medieval buildings are my favourite so they will definitely be making a return.
I just want to apologize because I watch your videos and I forget to like. You're talented! Love your work with XPS Foam.
Thank you Benjamin, I appreciate the compliment! Glad you've been enjoying the videos.
wooow , looks soooo nice ! 😍😍
Thanks Tine! 😀
@@OkayHobbyTime I shared your link on Facebook , on Foam Modeling Workshop :-) hope it gets you some new subs !
I would never have guessed that was how the rock texture was done. I'm 100% copying that for my own projects.
Good luck with the build!
Fantastic work, wow!
This was absolutely bananas, amazing work!
Thank you! 😀
Awesome build. Glad to see your subscriber base growing. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Eric! 😀
Lovely work, as usual.
Thank you! 😀
That is amazing! And very inspiring!
Thank you! Glad to hear that.
Fantastic work as always
Thank you-it's appreciated!
I find it amazing that you only use foam, well done.
Thank you! 😀
Well, I lost a few teeth when my jaw dropped and hit the desk.
PS: This is one amazing build, love the way you did the rockface. Adding that technique to my repertoire.
Haha, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
WOW dude what an awesome build!!! 👍
Now you’ve inspired me to make a centerpiece for my bandit fort. I quite like the aspect of the lookout towers being built on and around the hill. Of course my build won’t be made completely out of foam because I’m lacking the Hotwire table but I’m pretty crafty with crafting sticks and I live in the country so being able to gather actual wooden branches is not too hard to come by.
Thank you! And that sounds like an awesome idea. Good luck with the build. 🙌
Awesome job mate 🇦🇺👍🏻
Thank you! 😀
Would love if you would let us know the dimensions on one of these builds ! They are unbelievable
Thank you! The base is around 12x10 inches and it's about 12 inches tall.
Has roto todos mis esquemas. Impresionante ❤
The rope wasn't out of foam :P
Checkmate Okay Hobby Time
Hahaha 😂
Another fantastic build! What miniatures were those that you placed toward the end of the video?
Thank you! The miniatures are from a company called Titan Forge Miniatures (3D printed).
Great video! Enjoyed the extra fun facts. Now if I'm not mistaken is the next step to put resin down the mine shaft?
Thanks Jordan! 😀
Once again an awesome project! What flock are you using seems like some quite big containers?
Thank you! And all my flock is from Woodland Scenics. I usually buy the canisters since it's a better value.
Beautiful! What is the hanging foliage?
Thanks Justin! The full product name is Woodland Scenics Foliage. It comes in a few colours.
nerdy greetings friend! once again a hammer tutorial! does it all come from your imagination, or do you recreate it somewhere? each of your videos is so absolutely coherent and round, unbelievable how you can have so much creativity :D I'm happy about every one of your videos since the beginning!cheers! Fraenky
Good to hear from you, Fraenky! I'm always writing down / sketching ideas. I find it fun to think of crafting topics. It helps that I work in a creative field for my full-time job. Happy to hear you enjoy the videos.
@@OkayHobbyTime then you are an artist, graphic designer, tattoo artist, or architect - right? ☝️😬
a nice week!
Cheers, Fraenky 🥳🍻
background music is too loud
wow this is awesome. I envy those who have the opportunity to play on it
Hi Andrea, thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you enjoyed the build!
@@OkayHobbyTime I don't think the volume is necessarily the problem, it's all those weird effects that are going on in the music that draw too much attention. It sounds like someone is constantly fiddling with the equalizer knobs, making it way less chill to listen to than what the intention was.
Everything else is great. Your microphone sound, your narration style, it's very good! And the videography and builds too, of course! But the music won't stay in the background, because it's constantly drawing attention to itself with all that weird warping in and out of phase. That's what it sounds like to me.
Do you feel nervous about brushing this if it's just tacked together with pva? I always worry about drybrushing and getting too rough painting foam only structures.
It's surprisingly sturdy. I can't speak for all foam, but the stuff I use is quite rigid. And with wood glue, it's quite solid. Haven't had any issues while painting.
looks sick. what thickness Styrofoam do you usually buy?
Thanks! I buy a combination of 1 inch and half inch foam.
@@OkayHobbyTime thank you for the response
What brand of glue used
Hi Todd, I use LePage quick dry wood glue. Almost always.
Do you have a patreon?
Not at the moment. One will be coming, though!