This is too cool! I can clearly tell my graph paper concept art on the FB group inspired you! I thought "That front door and vent and pipes look familiar" You make this stuff look too easy! Thanks for your great content man.

@IRONBLOODxMECHANIQUE Yeah man, I've been around a while huh? Glad you remembered me, I am still obsessed with miniatures.

holy shit, bro I remember your ork and terrain videos from over a decade ago!

Beautiful Work. I Love This And I Love You 😊

@Eric's Hobby Workshop No worries bro, I'm honored!

You totally did inspire me and I forgot to mention it! I have pinned your comment. My apologies!! Your drawings are really cool.

wow didn't know Tom Hardy likes warhammer

Oh good I've got about a thousand Amazon boxes laying around. I knew I was saving those for something.

I see a few reviews of shredding with the chipboard linked in the description. I'm assuming you had no problem cutting through the chipboard with your knife? I really want to make modular square buildings for my 40k battlefield. Thank you. :)

This is... insane!!!

So good - so recessed

Thank you Eric! This is an awesome build. I began to use cardboard a lot more after i saw this. Great inspiration.

How do I find you on fb. ?

How did you get that light 💡 in the end. ? Cool.

Perhaps the best terrain build I've seen Great work

When it was complete I was like wow that’s amazing I can do that! But when I saw the bridge I was like THIS ABSOLUTE MAD-LAD

Your such a chill dude. Litterally binged all your vids in last 3 days haha

so so awesome ...but boy your fingers move quick lol thankyou love it

That is really impressive!

Next challenge use RECYCLED CARDBOARD:>) Save the Ecosystem "RECYCLED ARTS"

New York gang ! Love the videos man, been getting back into the hobby myself. Astra Militarium ~

Impressive

But you’re not a jedi yet!!

Félicitation c'est trop beau du carton de la colle de la peinture des mains d'artistes

What is chip board?

Do you have any notepads in your house with a sheet of brown card at the back? Its that brown card

I'm new at this channel, but can i make a build request? Build a hangar bay out of cardboard! Plssssss

Aleena’s glue was started in my town and it’s my absolute go to for nice thick glue. Awesome build!

If you were to sell it how much would you price it

Great video dude, quick question what was the mm of the chipboard you used?

If only YouTube was a thing in 1995. Nice work. I'm gonna have to try this.

Gigachad vibes

This was awesome. Would love to see another fantasy build.

gods that's so good. i really love the way it turned out.

Dude your rad, good job Eric

Love watching these while doing my own stuff. Gets me in the zone.

Cyberpunk 2020 👌👌👌👌

Great work here. Could you give some more information on the small led light you fitted near the end of the video ? Subscribed.

Its just an led tea light pulled out of its housing and painted. I think i show the process in my terrain deathmatch video

says only cardboard, paint and glue.... then proceeds to introduce chipboard

A ton of people have made a similar comment before you. In many parts of the world chipboard refers to a wood and glue composite that is used for construction. Here, that is called “particle board”. What i am using in this video is the cardboard material at the back of a legal pad. Paper cardstock that definitely is a type of cardboard

Chipboard is cardboard. This was ruled on by the World Trade Organization and disputing this fact is punishable by fines and up to 6 months jail time.

French, J'aime beaucoup ce que tu fais, Surtout le réalisme de tes réalisations, on pourrait les croisés chez nous. Le fait de partir de rien et une chose que j'affectionne. Je regrette seulement que tu n'utilise pas plus de déchets, comme des cartons d'emballages. Bon continuation. Merci pour ton travail.

RLY NICE!

Thanks!

hey, is there a link to the tape you used in the video? Thanks

That looks sick good... I wish I had that good looking terrain myself too :D how many hours this took altogether ?

Not sure. I don't count and I'm not sure I would share even if I did! I spend a lot of time puzzling things out and less time actually building.

It looks lik a fallout terrain

It looks like a wolfstein terrain

Searched through the entire comment section but could't find any info, nor in the description or video itself: What is that song at the end? It's dope.

Was pulled in by the cool thumbnail. was sold by the refferance to wylock. Love the work dude

cheeto-blast convinced me to subscribe, great video dude!

Love ti see something Star wars related :D

Wonderfull project.

Would love to see a detailed clip of making stairs, those look great.

"Cheeto-blast" is now my favorite term... :)

super cool! nice rise n run!!!

I learned more on this one video than all the others using cardboard. Thanks so much.

Amazing work Eric!

This is too cool! I can clearly tell my graph paper concept art on the FB group inspired you! I thought "That front door and vent and pipes look familiar" You make this stuff look too easy! Thanks for your great content man.

Eric, man, this is on another level. Best build video so far, and that's saying a lot! Everything you do is great but you still manage to get better every time, even your editing is getting really good! At the end with the lazy susan shot, the timing of the zoom and the speed-up with the music hit was perfect! As far as the build, man, where to start. A lot of build videos I can pay half-attention to and get everything they're doing, but literally you have so much information coming through so seamlessly all the time, I can't help but stay rapt. I think with a build like this especially, but even just when scratch-building generally, being able to have time-savers is absolutely critical, not only because time is limited, but it's easy to get frustrated when things take forever, or don't go together well, so having tricks to make a great bit quickly really helps re-energize, and I think that the railing with the hole punch and the q-tips was an absolute winner as far as that goes. I really like your attention to depth and dimensionality, with the recessed door, the vent & pipe box sub-assemblies, and the support girders. Every piece you make always looks plausible, like it's not just built as a gaming terrain piece, but hints strongly at initial function, as well as a story of usage after the fact. Anyway sorry for casting Wall of Text but in summary, 10/10 grand slam! Keep up the good work!

I am steeling the light idea

Great job. Amazing

Good stuff. This is how we used to do it 🙂

Brilliant! Awesome! The Effort and the outcome ratio is insane! Well done

Absolutely incredible man... Thanks for the inspiration

Hi, nice build! I have question though, how long to you wait until you paint over the latex masking and how long do you wait until you brush/chip it off?

Cool

In theory, you could grind up the cardboard to use as sand But dang this is awesome

Never really considered using salt for anything hobby related tbh. might be worth some experimentation.

My original plan was to use salt, which is part of the corrugation process. But the potential for weird white blooms in the finished product just made it not worth it to attempt

Eric, man, this is on another level. Best build video so far, and that's saying a lot! Everything you do is great but you still manage to get better every time, even your editing is getting really good! At the end with the lazy susan shot, the timing of the zoom and the speed-up with the music hit was perfect! As far as the build, man, where to start. A lot of build videos I can pay half-attention to and get everything they're doing, but literally you have so much information coming through so seamlessly all the time, I can't help but stay rapt. I think with a build like this especially, but even just when scratch-building generally, being able to have time-savers is absolutely critical, not only because time is limited, but it's easy to get frustrated when things take forever, or don't go together well, so having tricks to make a great bit quickly really helps re-energize, and I think that the railing with the hole punch and the q-tips was an absolute winner as far as that goes. I really like your attention to depth and dimensionality, with the recessed door, the vent & pipe box sub-assemblies, and the support girders. Every piece you make always looks plausible, like it's not just built as a gaming terrain piece, but hints strongly at initial function, as well as a story of usage after the fact. Anyway sorry for casting Wall of Text but in summary, 10/10 grand slam! Keep up the good work!

I am a "I'll buy GW terrain because it looks cool even though I am poor" kinda guy, but man, you are making me rethink all that. any idea how much it all cost?

Great work! Thank's ! :)

First time I've seen a piece of cardboard and needed a Tetanus shot

great work!

The biggest problem with epic builds is that they look so good they are too daunting to try ourselves. What you have made looks awesome but you did it in such a way that shows us that we can do it too.

absolutly amazing... GG!

I cheat a little when it comes to metallic, usually rusty, old, cracked and broken down things: I use actual cracked, rusty, broken things. Bits and bobs of trash and unidentified stuff. Find it in my yard, garage, jobsites. There’s plenty of ways you could get your hands on all sorts of old junk. Even some newer stuff, like a toaster I ripped apart a few years back for god knows why, the thin aluminum plates, circuits, wires, heating elements. All fantastic. Today I found some piece of cracked white ceramic thing stuck on a nail, picked that sucker up, found a little disk looking thing, now I glue those together and boom! Decrepit street lamppost, looks like it used to be real rice but just was kept getting fixed by ramshackle, haphazard ways. I haven’t even painted the thing and it’s not bad.

So ugly it's beautiful.

Absolutely mind blowing dude!

Amazing!

Whats youre real job? By the way youre projects are amazing you have made me look like a genius to my friends hahahah I tell them they can watch youre channels and learn to help me out

Amazing work!

Awesome stuff, Eric! What thickness of chipboard did you use for the facings, girders and doorways?!

Outstanding work mate! Hope to see some of your work at the Carcosa club one of these days.

Thats amazing. I wish I had a quarter of your talent

Stunning.

Christ, take my subscription already. This is incredible.

Great build! How long did this take you total if the ladder alone took 30 minutes!? I always want to build stuff like this but get discouraged when it doesn't look great after a couple hours.

Absolutely excellent

Your channel rules, man! So many awesome build tutorials. You are doing the Lord's work.

SHOUTOUT TO WEGMANS

fix your mic

Thanks, inspiration for my Railway layout 😎👌 Fred ps any tips for doing 1/76 scale

Man, every time I see a Blood Angels terminator, I just expect a Genestealer to be around the corner LOL. Awesome video!

Me too haha

@Eric's Hobby Workshop Oh, that's fair--I've never done it myself, and my last photography class was way back in high school. Still, very awesome job. I've just played way too much Space Hulk, so now every time I see a Terminator, I expect Genestealers LOL. Can't wait to watch all of your videos.

I had some shots with the two together! - but its very difficult to focus on two minis at once and have the piece rotating or doing some movement.

When do you start selling the shirts that say "That's a handsome staircase!"?

Best one yet

Great, inspirational content. Btw what's the music at the end?

🤯

Great video!

Wow this is amazing!!! Would you happen to have a list of materials required to make this. I want to make one of my own as well. Thanks a bunch!

Nevermind at the end of the video I found the list :)

Where is that light from? And also, how do you make the bridge! These are awesome

I subbed for that access panel. Very nice detail.

See, my friends and me play Dropzone Commander. It's 10mm though, so to say that trying to build scenery for it is tough is an understatement

Please make tutorial how to make this lamp !

Fantastic work, absolutely amazing! Everyone already said all the praises I could make, so the only thing left for me is to ask you what was that nice, small led light in the end? I am looking for something (led) that small for some of my projects... Thanks you for this video AND links in the ocmment, so educational!

I thank you for the countless seconds of useful information, very saucy and ripe~

amazing.. truly

Hi! Nice job! How much time do you spend on this?

Where can you get those small lamps like that at 22:20 ? And which batteries would you need for those? edit: Terrain piece looks great!

Amazing how that rust effect came out. Looks real.

Paper straws are fantastic! Just not for drinking. So it goes.

Mega cool!

Your work is dope man love it soo much !!!