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...

Just Hanging Out! Gallows Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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Making a gallows for you tabletop game has been around for decades. But I did not have one so it was time for a build. But I wanted to make it tell a story or at least be weird. If you have any questions about this tutorial let me know.
Chow,
John...

Something Wicked This Way Comes...

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This is a terrain tutorial for tabletop gaming. This can be used for Dungeons and Dragons, Warcry, Age of Sigmar or any other Fantasy based game. My town needed a church but I wanted it to be Grimdark and have it tell a story. If you have any questions please let me know.
Chow,
John...

I can feel your Heartbeat! Atler Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is the third piece that will be combined with the Drums and the Obelisks. I wanted to add more to this piece but time did not permit. When I first thought about this and the giant horns I was not sure how I was going to pull it off. But by doing the drums and those teeth pieces I thought I could do it on a larger scale. This can also be used with other Fantasy Tabletop games as well as Dungeons and Dragons. Hope you enjoy the Well Tutorial. If you have any comments please let me know.
Chow,
John...

Death on the Rocks with a Twist! Terrain Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is the second in the series of tutorials that will merge into one piece. This goes along with the drums. Figured my Corvus Cabal could use some skulls as trophies. This is also something that could used in any Fantasy Tabletop game along with Dungeons and Dragons RPG.
Chow,
John...

Just Beat it!! Drum Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is the first of a few tutorials that will all be brought together in one build. I am doing this for Games Workshop Warcry. More specific my Corvus Cabal group. That is why you will see the bird references on the drums. This tutorial can also be used for any Fantasy Tabletop game or Dungeons and Dragons. It would make a good addition to some ritual room. I hope you can take something away from this video. Let me know if you have any questions or comments.
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...

Cyberpunk Substations 2.0

Now that I have been playing around more this is the next version of Substations. I am building these for the Cyberpunk game we are playing called Reality’s Edge. 

Chow,

John...

Industrial Fan: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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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...

Grimdark Well: Terrain Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

Hello,
I am really pleased with this Grimdark Well. Digging how creepy the hand and clawmarks are. Will make a great addition to the Grimdark board I am planning.

Cheers,
John...

Painting Section 2 of the Row House: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is the third section of the Row House. This entire piece is painted in brighter colors, almost a cartoon style. I like to try new things and see how they look. Let us know what you think?
Cheers,
John...

Making Stucco: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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Making stucco for tabletop gaming is always a useful "arrow" to have in your quiver of techniques. This will give you more options when it comes to making buildings. If you have some other ways of doing stucco let us know. Always open to other options and other ideas.
Cheers,
John...

Tavern Part 3: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is the final video for the Tavern. Hope you enjoy. Let us know what you think.
Cheers,
John...

Tavern Part 2: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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Here is part two of the Tavern build. Let us know what you think.
Cheers,
John...

Tavern Part 1: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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This is part one in building a Tavern for Dungeons and Dragons. Ethan is starting to run games with his friends so this will come in handy. Give us some feedback.
Cheers,
John...

Wizard's Table: Tutorial for Tabletop Gaming

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In this video I wanted to explore scratch building a Wizard's Table for Dungeons and Dragon. Let me know what you think.
Cheers,
John...

Tabletop Terrain Storage Towers made from Yogurt Containers...

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Well as you can see we have some storage towers for your SciFi gaming pleasure. Easy to build with three basic parts. You will need a Yoplait Yogurt container (washed), Rock Star cap and a soda bottle cap. Just assemble the Rock Star Energy drink cap to the top of the yogurt container using super glue. Then if you want to add the soda bottle cap just apply that with some green stuff to the side and you have your container. I had some old decals laying around for the numbers and letter. The base coat is just a rattle can. The with some quick weathering you have your containers. If you have questions or comments let us know. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Cheers,
John...

Soda Bottle Cap Containers...

Hello,
Well wouldn't you know it. Life happens and my post gets delayed a day. Well this is a quick down and dirty post. These are soda bottle caps glued together to make containers. I did my best to alternate the ridges when assembling them with super glue. After I just used a rattle can to spray them I did a little dry brushing to show some weathering. The labels are just printed from my computer, cut out and applied with Mod Podge. When all said and done I hit them with some flat Testers clear spray. Hope you enjoy. If you have any questions and comments fire away. You can also find us on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.
Cheers,
John...