Tabletop Terrain for Cheap - PoorHammer 40k

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  • čas přidán 1. 10. 2015
  • Showing off my growing collection of scratch built terrain pieces! I spent a grand total of $20 dollars to make all this terrain with much more on the way. Make it cheap, make it free, make it look amazing on the table and let the battles begin.
    PoorHammer 40k is my creative approach to the tabletop miniature game Warhammer 40,000. 40k is REALLY expensive! I'm just trying to make the game a fun experience without blowing a hole in my wallet.
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Komentáře • 106

  • @gary851
    @gary851 Před 7 lety +61

    thats not poorhammer , that AWESOMEHAMMER!!!

  • @connortremeer1966
    @connortremeer1966 Před 4 lety +1

    Old computer towers make good scraps for small stuff. Window screen makes good mesh catwalks, small computer cooling fans are great too. Straws and tubes as well. Just so many things to pick it's crazy.

  • @idontwanttopickone
    @idontwanttopickone Před 4 lety +2

    Someone from GW (or other games companies) should gift this man with some goodies! It's guys like this that are the pillars that hold up the base of the hobby and get others interested by showing you how easy and cheap it can be to start playing (aka pay GWs wages) Well done!

  • @theminakins815
    @theminakins815 Před 6 lety +54

    Poorhammer at it's best. If you can't be creative what is the point of playing a creative hobby? Home made terrain can sometimes be the best terrain

  • @PhazeKnight74
    @PhazeKnight74 Před 8 lety +7

    Ingenuity makes some of the best stuff. My friend and I are doing the same stuff, it's almost as fun as the minis.

  • @kriztuhfuh82
    @kriztuhfuh82 Před 8 lety +2

    The printer pieces look cool. A thing to remember is having spaces for models so its fun to play with. Adding walkways can be a simple addition to really immerse the pieces into the gameplay. The helipad is a really fun looking piece.

  • @HaussVonHorne
    @HaussVonHorne Před 6 lety +18

    GW Legal Team is inbound to deploy EXTERMINATUS. Cool stuff though. Like the gears.

  • @heartrate0
    @heartrate0 Před 8 lety +2

    i love this and your channel. I am a veteran of warhammer 40k. I have played almost every army and i have been into this for almost 10 years.

  • @englishheathen
    @englishheathen Před 6 lety +33

    Real men drink Sunset Sarsaparilla

  • @peterstrauss9579
    @peterstrauss9579 Před 8 lety

    That last piece looks like a wonderful power plant to me (Generatorum, perhaps), especially if it were a little taller, a very good start for junk parts! I get lots of parts out of my junked laptops (I'm computer-hostile...) and old PC's that are just tossed by various companies at a local landfill (I end up leaving with a few pounds of clean junk every time), and I cruise the area's businesses asking to take for their scrap "whatever" containers. It saves me much money for materials and provides me with hours of fun building out of the ordinary terrain pieces for myself and even manage to get a few commissions for specific pieces from various gamers I meet at local gaming venues. Thanks very much for making it worth my while to do the above by advertising about home-made terrain (I make a tidy little profit from scrounging)! Keep up the good work, and keep proving that WH40K is NOT an elitist game for those who know how to save money!

  • @gingerking043
    @gingerking043 Před 7 lety +2

    they look good and I think you did well on your projects you've inspired me to build my on terrain.

  • @utubebgay
    @utubebgay Před 4 lety

    ha, love the fallout billboard... and the rest. very cool, creative terrain pieces

  • @LordDante-oj7jo
    @LordDante-oj7jo Před 7 lety

    Loved the comm station and the Aegis defense line idea, well thought!!

  • @mikesmith2905
    @mikesmith2905 Před 6 lety

    Love the ethos - I make up sets of 'soldiers' with terrain, vehicles etc that I give away to kiddies so keeping costs down matters. Currently building a 'space base' (I would have loved one when I was 10) and this approach turns out some pretty cool stuff. Thanks for sharing the inspiration

  • @13thBear
    @13thBear Před 8 lety +2

    Nice use for junk stuff! Gives me ideas, fersure, for all my old stuff. Thanks, and keep having fun! Waiting for more vids from you!

  • @michaelmarines4415
    @michaelmarines4415 Před 8 lety +4

    Fellow Arizonan! This was an awesome vid. I've been wracking my brain trying to come up with an idea for a satellite dish! Also, I love the sprue tower you made. I knew I hung on to that mountain of sprue for a reason! Keep these vids coming!

  • @WilhelmvonBosch
    @WilhelmvonBosch Před 8 lety

    Inspired by your video and those of others, I have started making my own terrain out of odds and ends and serious scratchbuilding. Thank you!

  • @corvusgamesterrain9680

    Love the manifactorum made from the printer parts. It looks great. The defence line is great too

  • @LipitzanerStallion29
    @LipitzanerStallion29 Před 8 lety

    That is some pretty good Terrain pieces, I've made buildings out of pop sickle sticks, foam board, & cardboard but never anything so ornate

  • @jaylonrobinson7092
    @jaylonrobinson7092 Před 8 lety +5

    I have got 2 printers tore apart now ,wow a lot of peices and different from printer to printer.but defiantly some jewels hidden in their.but by far the plastic sprockets alone was worth the trouble cool stuff for my iron warriors chaos spawn