I Made 4 Modular Trench Tiles
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Published 2022-09-13
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All Comments (21)
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Nothing captures the horrors of war quite like the land itself being scoured by many shovels. Desperate men, in absence of ready cover against swift-flying death, gouge wounds into the earth for protection against their opposite numbers over no man's land. Excellent build.
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I feel like my extreme aversion to the sound of polystyrene cutting might be a real barrier to entry for terrain crafting
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It must be tough competition with all the crafting channels popping up, but I really appreciate the no frills approach. Just easy to follow tutorials, and top notch terrain. Subscribed.
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These are really good looking, would be awesome to see a commandbunker type tile where the top is removable so you can use them for play but also get the look of the full bunker if you want it
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That came out looking fantastic! The end I just pictured a couple of Deathkorps walking in and going "WOWw-" like the reveal at the end of every HGTV show
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One of the nicest details I've ever seen was on my mates trench system. Same duck boards; the difference was he cut the legs off a Cadian, watered down same pallet he used for the muddy terrain and made hundreds of boot prints either side of the walk ways to make them look well travelled. A small detail but it looked amazing!
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The corrugated cardboard as trench walls was a great idea and something for me to use in future builds.
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It always impresses me when I see cool pieces like this. I wish I had the room to make buildings and terrain; I actually legitimately once built a fair sized ruin out of cardboard; sprue for rebar, used Pringles tubes and straws for pipes.
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This method would work great for space hulk also, of course it would be hallways not trenches
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My inner Krieger squealed with delight when I found this build. Thanks very much!
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This is also ideal for making the hallways of a sprawling spaceship in endless reusable variations! Great video, very inspired to make something myself now
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Just looks stunning. I can never get over how all the elements combine to look so beautiful.
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You should keep doing this eventually making a huge battlefield
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1:30 When he started drawing on the foam with the sharpie. I got chills from that sound
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I definitely think the terrain mix really tied this all together the best. I've personally been struggling to find a good look for the sides of my trenches for awhile now and might end up stealing this method.
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Such a great channel, really straightforward style and great looking terrain pieces
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This is amazing I'm definitely gonna try it I would love some Krieger's in it
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I am super impressed! My ultimate project is my Iron Warriors army, and I have a long term goal of creating fortification terrain for them. I doubt I can equal the professional job you've done here, but it is definitely something to aspire to, worthy of the effort I've put into the models. Thanks for sharing this!
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Very cool! Love the corrugated cardboard as currogated metal sheets that I also saw in another video where it was used as corrugated roofing.
