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Thank you very much. It's been hard, but I'm ever hopeful that things will start to look up soon. Thank you for watching and commenting. All the best to you mate.

Thank you

Thank you very much for you comment. I hope to be back to creating new stuff very soon.

Thank you! Still one of my favourite projects.

Thanks mate. It's still holding up, I did a quick video on how this thing held up after the fire, it survived even the heat of that event and is still playable today. No cracking or anything, just a bit of curling on an edge that it was resting on for too long, but it was just the way I stored it.

@@RFDHobby Wow! Thats impressive! Sorry to hear about the fire though

Thank you for the comment. I'm surviving ok, have been able to make and sell a few bits and pieces when I need too, but thank you for the suggestion. I'm currently going through the process to secure a new place to live which should come through in the next month or so providing there are no issues in the meantime.

I have had other ideas for how to build out a few more buildings in this style, it was a fun build. Wild west is a great idea. Cheers mate. Take care and all the best.

No problem, this thing works really well, although I've thrown more than a few clumps of grass across the room when it electrocutes me. To the best of my knowledge it's not dangerous, and after the initial shock wears off, I always laugh at myself. Thanks for the comment mate. I'm glad you found the video helpful.

Thank you for your comment. Honestly I don't have a good reason for why I built it that way. The previous sandbags I had made were done with the same dry clay sandbags, which I found easy enough to work with, so I didn't change the process. I'm not an expert at all in working with clay, so there is very likely better ways to do this, but this seemed to work without issue.

Hey Tim, I hope these worked out for you. I'm planning on making some more of these once I move into my own place. I think I might be due for an updated video on this process too, I doubt there's much change in the process, but this is actually my very first video released on UA-cam. Cheers for you comment.

I've wondered about whether these materials would be suitable for something like that. Having said that, there's more than enough spiders, scorpions, and snakes outside here, so I'm not inclined to try and make them comfortable inside.

Thank you! Cheers!

I did some super simple scale ladders for a fire escape on a build on this : ua-cam.com/video/Zsno8zFzATY/v-deo.html some people seemed to think they weren't very good, but I think they looked fine for 28mm scale. It would really depend on the look I wanted, but I would be fine with matches and toothpicks (or skewers for larger size) to make ladders, even though it might be a little off for 28mm.

Thank you so much.

Thanks, I'm trying.

Thanks, I don't know why I didn't think of making this work as a dice tower at the time. It would be so easy to make the adjustments for that. Really appreciate the comment mate. All the best.

Cheers mate. I hope all is well with you.

@@RFDHobby moving house myself. Will have a battlemat video out soon too. Your badlands Battlemat was one of the first videos I saw that taught me how to make these, so cheers to you man.

amen.

Thank you so much for your support mate. I'm still around, so if you ever have any questions or suggestions, let me know. I hope to be back to regular content once I find somewhere a little bit comfortable to live. I will release some updates as they come, unfortunately, positive updates have been hard to find recently. But I'm not giving up, and I'll keep pushing forward. All the best to you and your wife, I really appreciate the comment and support. I'm really glad to hear you are finding some value in the content I have available.

Thank you!

Thank you very much.

Thank you mate.

Thank you

Great to hear you found something useful mate. Thank you for the comment.

Thanks Tim

Thank you again. I'm glad you're finding useful stuff here mate.

These are still one of my coolest looking builds I think. This and the dumpster are both great little pieces you can add to almost any scene to up the level of detail. Thank you for your comments mate.

Thank you again mate. I was just looking at this today actually, wondering if it would be possible to build another one to be set on top to increase the height and playable floors. It's always hard to call a project 'finished' haha.