How to Build More Mushroom Scatter Terrain for your Tabletop Game (2020) GameSmith S01E023
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- It’s time to revisit our fungal friend the mushroom. In this tutorial, The GameSmith discusses how to build three different types of mushroom scatter terrain. We use some split peas, brad paper fasteners, and foam ear plugs to fashion different shaped mushrooms and decorate them. The DIY tutorial doesn’t stop there! We will also create various sized bases including a rocky pathway to cover with our colorful mushrooms. Whether you use the mushrooms above or underground, these oversize fungi are great fantasy scatter terrain that can be used to break site lines and create cover for your favorite wargame and roleplaying game such as Warhammer, Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), and Pathfinder.
This video explores common and inexpensive items that can be used as mushroom scatter terrain. The techniques shown can be easily applied to other products and DIY designs. Once a crafter has an understanding of the methods used to modify and create these mushrooms, one can create an even greater variety of fantasy mushrooms. Even something as simple as changing the colors of the mushrooms can dramatically change the atmosphere at the game table.
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There are so many ways to make miniature mushrooms I had to add three more to the channel. If you have any suggestions for mushrooms I'd like to hear about them in the comments.
I like the ear plug toadstools! I make mushrooms from buttons and clay. to give them weirder looks I use hot glur on them I also use Jar lid for gigantic mushrooms I made a ton of these last year for a cave board.
I think I understand what you're describing.... Jar lids would make very large mushrooms... I might have to tackle that myself.
Finally, got to 600 subscribers! Should not be too long till you get the 1k landmark.
This is like a 1-year anniversary from your "Inagural" video! Its cool to compare then to now! Hope you're doing well :) Can't be easy to be into tabletop games during a pandemic! Hope to see more videos.
It's been a year and I'm horrified by the videos made a year ago. More videos on the way!
Easter Creme Eggs! For the packaging you asked about around the 5:05 point. Scumbling? LOL!
Good guess, but no.
The colors are amazing! The color schemes on the big mushrooms are very interesting and the little mushrooms are so cute.
I really enjoyed painting the mushrooms and coming up with ways to make them look different.
I love these! Your videos continue to inspire - thanks for doing what you do!
Our goal is to inspire, so thanks very much. More content on the way!
Nice shrooms!
One quick and easy technique i've seen for mushrooms is to put drops of hot glue into non-stick paper, then when they harden stab the bottom with toothpicks that form the stem, not even glue needed (Bard's Craft made a video on these). Miscast made a jig using Milliput to quickly and easily crank out very realistic mushrooms out of more clay and toothpicks (it's on his minecarts video). One thing is that i don't know how durable will be the split pea ones, i guess if they're dry the sealing with Mod Podge will make them last but no idea. Subscribed and have been binging today, nice channel! :)
Those are all great techniques. I frequently watch what other crafters are making so I don't present the exact same thing. As to the split pea mushrooms, I've had no issues with breakage. E6000 is an amazing glue and the modpodge makes them easy to paint. Lastly, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Stay tuned!
love it. thank u! earplug bit is brilliant
Thanks very much!
Red ones are always the best lol 😂
I like the red mushrooms, too.
TheGameSmith dude i really enjoy watching your content. Puts me in a good mood. Hope you’re healthy and I hope to see you on your next episode.
You're very kind, Franky. Thank you. I hope you are well, too.
Would the flat bits for the paper fasteners fit inside those small straws that come with juice boxes? That would get you your round stems without much effort.
Oddly enough I tried that, and the straw was too small to fit. I tried other straws but couldnt find the right fit, most were too big. So in the end, I decided to go with what ended up in the video. It's a great suggestion though. Perhaps it will work for someone else.
Your mushrooms are great! Subscribed and gave a like! "What's the smallest room in the world called? A mush-room!" Got any ideas or tips on making tree fungus for gaming dioramas? or just dioramas period?
We appreciate your support! Dad jokes? lol. As to your question about tree fungus, it depends on the size. We have a video: S01E014 on Large Fallen Logs czcams.com/video/BSo_CIHNnZk/video.html which uses EVA foam as shelf fungus. I hope you find that helpful.
@@TheGameSmithsTable I made shelf fungus using a hot glue gun. First I drew the shape I wanted and then put the drawing under glass and squeezed out the hot glue. Then using an X-Acto knife I trimmed it to fit my piece and painted it before attaching it! You should give it a try! Thanks!
Thats a great idea. And you can change the size of the fungus shelf!
Fun fact the red mushrooms with white dots 🍄 are “magic mushrooms” and contain psychedelic chemicals. The make you “go on a trip” 😂👍
That is very true... and in a a fantasy game the effects can be very magical. lol
diggin this bro. check out the mushroom forest vid on my chan. love your stuff.
Your glowing mushrooms look amazing.
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