Part 5 - City Fight - how to make cheap, easy terrain

[kazik1996]

25$ lol! i bought my for 9zł(it will be about 2$);P

[2danik7]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! at 7:52 lol

[Christoopha]

a cool thing might be to use the cut-offs u used for windows to make like planks of wood boarding up the windows (leaving some room for models to look through) might add a more 'used' effect to the building :)

[HollowVampire]

"AHH! SHIT!" Loved that part.

[billbob2136]

instead of that wood could you use those stick things that people use in gardens to hold their plants up? please respon because i really want to make one of these

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

@billbob2136 - you sure could. Many of those are coloured bamboo, i'd try not to use those :-)

[billbob2136]

@RubbishInRubbishOut thanks man

[BigNorwegianBear]

u shouldve have made a balcony rather than a window on the second floor that would been awesome

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

@BigNorwegianBear - i'll be doing some more elaborate buildings soon, these were very simple buildings - balconies always look awesome! Thx for the comments!

[MrChuystewy]

For another cool way to add a little detail, cut up some paper clips and shove them into the foam core to represent rebar.

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

I like that look ... I didnt use on this these buildings as kids use these at the shop - dont want them poking themselves :D "look mommy, i player 40k and now my hands got red on it" ;p

[MrChuystewy]

Haha yeah I meat to add a little disclaimer, but I was in the middle of painting/patiently waiting for some models to dry and it slipped my mind ;). Although I just noticed that I have red on my hands...

[billbob2136]

@RubbishInRubbishOut lol

[bennyboyp1]

you could use the bit that you cut out the window as praving slabs

[ThomasCBrannan]

Probably the best work in -> results out ratio of anything I've seen related to the hobby. Fantastic.

[PIZZAintheAIR]

I'm building the Empire State building and these

tips are awesome for it!!!

keep up the good work!!

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

wow that would be an awesome project! good luck.

[theBoonarmies]

a hundred points for the local support comments viv. top stuff.

Antoher world class tutorial from one of the nicest guy around. well done

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

hehe, thanks man! I really appreciate the kind words. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL TRADERS, they give jobs to your brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers!

[Kriegfreak]

These videos are awesome. Looking forward to more!

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

been interstate for a while, just got back so much more coming soon!

[terrainaholic]

HAHAHAHAH "I love damage that happens acidentally!!!!!!" WORDS OF WISDOM EVERYBODY!!!!!!!:)

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

so true, so true!

[Locbot]

straw pipes are good

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

you'll be seeing me do some cool stuff with straws in the advanced detailing coming up soon ;-)

[Theownera]

Probably one of the best tutorials for making buildings like these on the internet. Good stuff!

[Locbot]

i agree

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

ohhh gee, thanks man :-) the internets a big place, nice to get a comment like this. cheers.

[IRONBLOODxMECHANIQUE]

i get the same pain in the first joint of my index finger when i press too hard cutting foamcore.

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

painful! it only seems to happen with the foamcore, not cardboard or balsa or anything else .... weird?!

[byebye121]

smallest things add such a new demension on things very well done

[Chef40k]

Great stuff!! I love the ledge idea. Such a small detail adds a lot!

[RubbishInRubbishOut]

oh yeah, its amazing how the little things always make the difference. generally when I build (unless its a true life replication) i follow the motto, less is more.