Quick & Easy Terrain made from BOXES

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[echodelta]

Cool craft. pretty awesome that you gave a shout out to other crafters that inspired you.
Here's a thought: use masking tape or duct tape on the box edges, simple enough to get the result without the tedious spackle application.

[RoseKindred]

Nicely done. "Almost Food" HA!
I like how you included the others to help paint since they will also be using it, a little bit more of a connection to each other.

Terrain can be as simple or complicated as you need/want. I used to build my terrain from found stuff like this but switched to printing cause of my hands.

[Purp]

These look awesome! Love the shout out to your grandma for the boxes.

[thomrade]

Casually dropping that you play necromunda with probably the best necromunda terrain crafter's on YouTube! Do all my favourite crafting youtubers just live in the same place and hang out all the time? 😅

[TheCaptKankles]

Great video, going to give these a try.

[JacquesLeChat]

holy moly those buildings are fantastic

[GALLWSHUMR]

in love w the idea of letting other players graffiti your buildings. everyone's gonna have their own idea, style, placement, etc that you're not in control of, which makes the graffiti feel a lot more authentic.

[PulsefiredGaming]

These look great, well done on the video

[briandoupnik]

Looks awesome! You could also use masking tape, brown paper packing tape, or even stir sticks/pop sickle sticks/paper straws as pipes to cover the cardboard seams, might be a lot less fiddly than working with the spackle and give you more texture/detail too.

Printing and gluing a sheet of tiny posters to the walls can be a great way to get more visual detail as well as graffiti.

[daleborneman]

This is fantastic! Be careful though.... Terrain is a bigger habit that models are! Nice vid bro!🤘