How To Make SCATTER TERRAIN With TRASH

EPISODE 58 - Today Bill makes some scatter terrain out of trash. He definitely doesn't make any boxes.

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[motorbichael]

you're the bob ross of rust and junk, dear bill. you deserve all of the subs and more! big shoutout to cameraman bill and editor bill, I hope they're getting a well deserved raise 😤

[stiffk]

Actually I love scatter terrain. You can hide really cool stuff in places people don't see at first. And bodies!! Gotta find the few odd body parts lying around. *Edit, I've not watched it all but I'm really hoping for the red oil barrel. We all know what happens to those*

[CzechAvailabilitie]

The drywipe covered cargo has given me the idea to make some kind of horrible death shroud/sheet-ghost model. Just sculpt something really gnarly looking and cover almost all of it with a wetwipe and modpodge so only the general shape of the thing comes through.

[IPP]

That's alright, Bill. We don't mind. You can make some more scatter terrain videos. We really like it. ❤️

[ZachSeemayer]

Instantly, you're my favorite maker/creator and this is just so wildly helpful and inspiring I can't even wrap my head around it. I just wanted to thank you, genuinely, for making awesome stuff and encouraging others to do the same.

[monstersaurus]

Thanks Bill, editor Bill and camera man Bill. Congrats on the milestone too 🔥

[Mr_Bimble]

Always nice to see a bit of the ol' scatter terrain being made. Don't be afraid to get a bit weird with the builds though, a trash world is probably going to have all kinds of odd things half buried poking out of the ground :D

looking forward to part 2

[VinnieMorrison]

That intro is anxiety and decision paralysis distilled and perfected. Bravo sir, I felt it in my soul.

[singingReaper]

I love that you went from a massive tank and robot to scatter terrain. It gives inspiration for both kinda time frames, big projects you invest weeks into or something you can fit into the few hours you get for a crammed schedule. I hope we get to see deep in that well one day, I can only imagine what you got planned for it

[iain.sm.c]

This channel isn't about scratch builds. It's a record of Bill's slow descent into insanity.

[pandalover]

FYI for anyone wondering, the small engine block is indeed a motor used in Tamiya racing cars. I've seen it used in other handheld rotary devices but that's what I've seen them most often from.

Great builds Bill!

[TheClaw]

I can't wait for part 2. The nice thing about scatter terrain is that there's a million ways to make it and just as many styles. So it's nice to see your choice of techniques and style for inspiration.

[shadowscribe]

It's always amazing how differently builds hit after they're primed. First their bits and bobs glued to parts and pieces. Turn it a uniform color and it's suddenly an array of crates and containers fresh off the ship, a scrapped together well with a purification pump.

[AngelaRodriguez-vvty]

Your videos are getting better and better with each upload, I just had to say it. The intro was amazing, the humor is great, and the result of the build is fantastic. Thank you for being an amazing youtuber

[lofiworkshop]

Not every build can be big, but they can be fun. Everything turned out great. Looking forward to making some terrain of my own some day.

[christopherconrad]

Absolutely adore your channel. My grandad built sets for television and movies, as well as some smaller stuff. When I watch you it takes me back a bit. I also find your voice and music soothing.

Thanks for the entertainment, nostalgia, and of course ideas!

[jakelevinson]

I love the little terrain. Sometimes they add the grass detail, and can be the most freeing to make.

[alexisasheep]

I do love these little things, they add a lot of life and detail to a world without spending a lifetime making them like with bigger projects. I'm not too skilled at these things, i wish I was and I love watching people make things but I'm a writer at heart. They're not too different, making pieces or writing them into existence, it brings life and love into a project all the same.

[dashmcquivey]

OMG we got a cameo of Bill’s tile floor!! We’re slowly seeing more places outside of the cave!

[ArtyGal]

It doesn't matter what you build. Don't get me wrong the scatter terrain was really cool. The reason I watch is your dry humor and your ingenuity.
Thank you for being so original and creative 😊