Kick your Trash: Trash bag tutorial for tabletop gaming

Hi,
I am starting to play a tabletop game called Reality's Edge. It is set in a Cyberpunk genre. I am lacking in terrain for the game so of course I want terrain. Garbage is always good so were better to start than trash bags. You could use this tutorial for almost any Science Fiction style game. If you have any questions let me know.
Chow,
John...

Rocky Road: Basing Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

Hello,
This is a basing tutorial for tabletop gaming. Can be used in Infinity, Reality's Edge, Warhammer 40K or and modern or science fiction game. I wanted to try another method of making concrete bases. This was a fun and learning exercise. If you have any questions of comments let me know.
Chow,
John...

Steampunk Refinery: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

I have made different items from yogurt containers in the past. So now that we have a channel I decided to revisit the process with a little more flair. This is a tutorial for tabletop games that are in the genre of Steampunk or Cyberpunk. Hope you enjoy. If you have any questions let me know.

Chow,

John...

Industrial Fan: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

Hello,
This was a change up video. I really love SciFi and had to make a tutorial. I will not be my last. Time is the only killer for what I can do. Haha. Anyway... let me know what you think.
Cheers,
John...

It's Woodzy! Miniature Basing Tutorial

Hello,
This is a miniature basing tutorial. Normally I would already have a miniature attached to the base. But for the purposes of this tutorial no miniature is attached. Most of my basing tutorials will be this way. Let me know what you think. C&C Welcome.
Cheers,
John...

Warhammer 40K Alchomite Stacks - WIP Wednesday...

Hello,
I use to do this back in the day as well as a bazillion other folks. So why not jump right back into it. Another installment of WIP Wednesday is upon us. This time it is some Sector Mechanicus Alchomite Stack that I picked up with my Fangs of Ulfrich starter box for Kill Team. I am almost done with them. Just have a bit of weathering to do and I am calling them done. But before that let us catch up. I hit this with a rattle can for the base coat. Then I used a bunch of Agrax Earthshade. After that dried I did some dry brushing from the top down. With that all done I went back and did some feathering to a few panels just to break things up a bit. I wanted to put a little more effort into these so I just picked out parts and did some brush work on pipes, tanks, bolts, rivets and what looked like wires. So there you have it. Questions and comments welcome. You can also find us on Facebook, Youtube and Instagram. Hope you enjoy!!
Cheers,
John...