We made a post-apocalyptic building from the Last of Us Part 2!

We built the F**k FEDRA Gate from Ellie's Day 1 in Seattle from the video game, The Last of Us Part 2!
We hope to make this part 1 of a series of Last of Us inspired builds and diy dioramas!
Channels/Creators mentioned in the video:
‪@thecultofcrafting‬ - sandbags - • How to Make Miniature ...
‪@Nerdforge‬ - hot glue flame
‪@RealTerrainHobbies‬ - vines - • 🛠Pro Tips | 🌿DIY EASY,...
Materials Used:
XPS Foam
Black Matte/Foam Board
Hot Glue
Super Glue
Mod Podge
Acrylic Paints
Spray Adhesive
Woodland Scenics various flocking/turf
DAS Air Hardening Clay (Stone)
AK Stillwater
Hot Wire Foam Coat
26 Gauge wire
Various found bits and bobbles :)
Software Used:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Premiere Pro
All music licensed through Epidemic Sound 🎶
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:29 Sketching the Plan
0:41 Sculpting with XPS Foam
1:52 Building Guard Shacks
2:46 Priming & Painting
4:10 Creating Realistic Sandbags (Modeling, Gluing, Painting)
5:30 Struggling to make Signs & Graffiti
8:44 Crafting Barbed Wire
10:08 Constructing a Burning Barrel
12:21 Creating the WLF Sign
13:59 Crafting Lush Vines from Scratch
15:35 Making Natural Grass & Ferns
16:56 Building the Base
18:20 Final Assembly
20:08 Heartfelt Thanks!
20:48 Showcasing the Final Results

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much everyone for watching! We had so much fun with this project; stay tuned for more! 🌿

[@NancyTurner-bz4xv]

So enjoyed. Impressed with the detailing.

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We love hearing that you enjoyed our video and appreciated the details. We put a lot of effort into making sure each element is just right, and it's rewarding to know it's being noticed and enjoyed.

[@samcollage7682]

This looked like a lot of fun. Do more. Loved the snot pool.

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much! It snot a big deal 😉 - just kidding, we had a blast! More fun stuff coming soon!"

[@Slurgical_3D_Terrain_Channel]

Awesome content!! If I may suggest for the sign. Make your own transfer. Print on regular paper, then use clear cheap packing tape for boxes. Then dunk it in water, gently rub the paper. The ink will then transfer onto the tape. Then rub it on the cardboard surface. You can pre damage the ink on photoshop so you won’t need to bother on the transfer. If it doesn’t work try different packing tape. It all depends on the tape. The crappiest the better.

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much! That's a great idea, we will give it a try!

[@greysonturner2987]

Very cool!

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thanks! 😊

[@TreesR4Huggin]

Definitely turn this into a series! Love this build- great job! 🤩

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you for enthusiasm and support, it means the world to us!

[@ZabaJuno]

Very impressive.

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you!

[@killtrocity6857]

Glad to be here from the beginning 🙌

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much! Many more adventures to come. Your support and feedback mean a lot to us!

[@eefstiddy]

Unrelated but her lil "hey" at he beginning of the video was so cute to me

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you! 😊 Your support means a lot to us!

[@Slurgical_3D_Terrain_Channel]

Can’t wait to see more

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thanks! More to come soon 😄

[@reyturner415]

Will definitely be using some of these techniques in my own little projects, very neat:)

[@SideQuestCrafting]

That's awesome to hear! 😄 Best of luck with your projects, and we'd love to hear how they turn out!

[@920laurenb]

Wow this was amazing!

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you so much! ✨😊

[@xscarecrowxx]

Gg

[@SideQuestCrafting]

Thank you!