Modular Magnetic Interior Walls

Using magnets and tiles with metal nuts placed at 2 inch intervals, I create a modular wall system for interior encounters. I love this project. It turned out amazing and I'm excited to share it with you.

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[theoperator]

That's awesome yo! . I have 100 magnets. It's raining so... to the crafting table !!
Exit Stage Left !!

[victorbarragan]

Repeatedly saying these nuts in the beginning made me laugh. Laughed even more when you acknowledged it. Great piece by the way 🤙🏽

[Chuckspace]

Very cool! Might try this method with 1 1/4 tiles and see how it works.

[MMPCTV]

I'm going to give your technique a try. I would like to make a suggestion. Instead of playing with "nuts" use roofing nails. They are cheaper, the broad head give you plenty of surface area for magnets.
When I try this, I'm going to try using the nails on the nails and glue the magnets in the floor. This will use less magnets.
Thanks for the tips. I look forward to giving this a try.

[mykehill]

Somehow I'm just seeing this video, and I've followed you for a good long while now! I'm definitely going to try this!

[evancurliss]

This is a very revolutionary idea that gives me Ideas I could do at my table and it only requires a simple change to my tiles. You've earned my subscription!

[Falvodor]

This is next level stuff, I've spent alot of time on exteriors and always found interiors a pain, But this technique looks so good and works a treat. Great video.

[FallenSailor]

These look excellent, friend. It’s nice to wake up and see clips like this. I’ve been following the page a long time and watched you go from being hard on yourself and disappointed with building wagons, etc., to building some beautiful full-size walls that look vastly superior to the WizKids Dungeon Tiles line. That’s artistic and personal evolution! Thanks for taking us in the ride with you and also, for showing us these. They are fantastically done and quite beautiful.

[thetribunaloftheimaginatio]

If for some ungodly reason you can't find the components for your homemade black wash, any hobby-shop that carries Army Painter products carries washes by the large-capacity screw-top can rather than their usual dropper-bottles or those Citadel-style pots. Strong Tone, I believe, is what they call their black wash... Nuln Oil, by the reckoning of the Citadel range.

I just picked up some Army Painter Plate Mail Silver. Works a treat as a substitute for Iron Hands Steel, and I can see why some hobbyists/makers prefer the dropper-bottles. I also love my Army Painter detail-brush and pin-vice.

[manko]

Instead if nuts use round washers.
Pit the black wash in a small spray bottle and use a paper towel to dab it. Might save you time.
That finished scene is really cool. The broken walls looks great too.

[sh]

These walls look great! I usually play on a "dungeon pizza" - which is entirely magnet compatible, so these walls will fit right in

[jacobhope]

I'm rewatching this one thinking
"Man, if he had a nut shaped metal punch, he'd be set."

[christianbeach]

You should try and streamline the building process and then launch a kickstarter for this stuff! Have you seen any paper/cardboard pop up terrain recently?! Might be able to help you save resources, time, and money

[GrandOldDwarf]

It might make the vertical stiles easier if you put the magnets on last. Cut the notch as indicated which gives you the ability to use your flush cutters to trim the stiles to length after you glue them in place.

[rjlatham]

Really learn so many tips and tricks watching your vids. Thanks again

[kjbova]

Amazing stuff. I'm retired and setting up my shop. Can't wait to do some building. You are an inspiration.

[quassisbelltower]

I have also have made some magnetic tiles and wall in the past. I like that you used the hex nuts for the floor. Love the work you put in to. Great job!

[Pipedog]

I may steal this. Simple and looks good. I've seen several versions of modular and magnetic, but this seems like it may be the easiest. Very nice job!

[CampaignTerrain]

Super cool. Really digging this. Gotta love a project that builds up the passion

[BarrengerFynar]

I tried hot gluing thumbtacks instead of using the hex nuts. Seems to work just fine and took a bit less time. Also I painted the walls before putting the wood trim on.