The EASIEST Way to UPGRADE an Old Foam Building!!! (D&D Crafting)

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I've been mean-mugging this old building on my shelf for a while now and this week, I'm taking it to the table to fix it for good!

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[Kevin-Peter]

Bro, the extra work you put into this was sooo worth it! Who wouldn't want this on their gaming table? Love what you're doing dude keep up the tutorials they're helping me a lot!!

[justonsvoid]

A piece is never done till you say it is! Another great presentation!

[rickluque]

I love watching this video. As always Awesome job. Enjoy watching your talent at work. … this video never disappoints. Love the frisbee golf portion of the video. Classic.👍👍
Keep on crafting my friend.

[photogfrank]

Looks really good Garman. You've come a long way.

[toddlovejoy]

I love your videos. you always seem to capture the joy of crafting and that helps a lot. Also, a fellow disc golfer! Win, Win!! :P

[ercerc]

I knew it...Garman is a Borg! Resistance is futile.

I have 2 things to say regarding this video...1: I know how you feel. I have been slowly working through my old cardstock crafts I made before I had the space to do foam crafts...it feels so good to see something improve and witness your improvement as a crafter. and 2: Citadel washes over a whole building? Holy Cow, that is going to get expensive quick.

[GenesisMediusFin]

Great work! I have been inspired by your crafting.

[ruaridhmackenzie]

Thank you for the video, I've done retrospective upgrades too! Sometimes it was adding some grime or moss, giving stuff chimneys, on my tavern added some internal walls to make rooms, windowsills and fireplaces. Like you I thought they looks significantly better and got them back on the table instead of being hidden at the back of a shelf

[noahsimon]

Awesome update! (I always enjoy your videos!) I recently saw someone use tinted UV resin for glass windows (I think maybe "knarb makes" in his rapunzel tower video?). It seemed like a super slick (and relatively straightforward) way to make lovely windows. Would love to see that, if you are up for some experimentation!

[WolfCross]

It's funny in hindsight that the first thing the robot voice says is "this unfortunately leads to the scariest part."

[robertevans]

Excellent content. Thank you. Subbed and shared.

[advocatafelina]

I dig the windows but I had two thoughts when you were making them:
1) why paint paper black when black construction paper exists?
2) why not leave the paper off entirely and black bomb the inside of the building instead so you can put a tea light inside for a cheap and easy light effect?

[ryansullivan]

Turned out great - what do you use for the glass effect on the widow panes?

[joelee]

Good update of an older building.

I would like to know about the half dozen tents behind you on your shelf?

[coreymease]

No classic Garman leg slap after the less-than-awesome throw? Disappointed.