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Absolutely insane build, very cool my dude!

Great tutorial- but especially the beginning was very cute!😂😂🤩

Why did you take the effort to do toothpicks on both sides of the walk wall if one is going to go against the vertical logs of the palisade so they won't be visible?

Heuu... French?

5 years ago and still very useful info. Thank you!

Wow! Like number 1k!!

it looks great, but calling the possibility to switch out one thing 'modular' is a big stretch.

You gained a new subscriber w this build! Very cool!

Lol just tried it but its a hot mess haha cause I have a cheap glue gun that dont have a nossle like that but atleast they have character 🤣 Yours are gorgeous! Thanks for showing!

For the Algorithm!

Having troubles making doors and windows 😢

ooh, I've been so excited to try these! Glad to have found your channel, I've subscribed and am working my way throufh your entire catalogue

This is a BRILLIANT way to do thatched roofs! Thank you!

Hello my friend. Great tutorial. I have a question : where did u find pictures for the shields ?

What were all of the materials that you used?

First time here. Subbed. I love the intro. I think I like the stone and stick hut.

luv your vid, thanks for sharing your tips ! ... BTW... where did you get the wrist torc? Stay Crafty!

Where you get the people? Nice job

There were several reasons why they didn't have a hole in the roof. Firstly it was a lot warmer. Secondly, the roof was high enough not to worry about catching fire and as already noted the oxygen level at the top of the roof was low, decreasing any risk of fire. Thirdly the smoke seeped out of the roof virtually all the way round deterring fleas, lice, bed bugs etc. Fourthly, outside animals, mice and birds would not want to nest in the roof or keep stealing the straw to take to other places! However it was not very healthy for the human inhabitants as a lot of the smoke was inhaled leading to lung and breathing problems!

Awesome work…..

It's been 6 years now. How are the leaves holding up?

There is so many fantastic ideas in this video 👍👍👍

Now and then I just have to revisit these videos. I hope you're out there playing games, and having fun.

I just want to say thank you. Your craft helped me through my anxiety. Didn’t even know when it left me😅. Just wait for me to show u my project from ur tutorials. Keep crafting boss.

Now I can build the roofs for a Rorke's Drift diorama! Thanks for this. :)

Awesome tutorial

Quel beau travail! Je suis admiratif. Respect, bravo.

Gracias

❤

Le truc de dingue ! Bravo !

This is incredible. A very inspiring project, with a ton of amazing details to look at. Wow!

Ah, yes, the round houses from the village of Pupenfahrten.

Hi, can you also tell me, or is there also a video of how you painted those walls? And beautiful roof, but I would like it darker. Could you also paint that rope? Thanks in advance for your response

What kind of foam was used for the walls?

This is terrific, amazing attention to detail especially with the shields and ropes.

Just looking at these has given me ideas of how to make the basket (the bigger, barrel shape one). I am doing it in 1:18th scale so it isn't quite so stressful to make, on both my eyesight and too big fingers which seem to have sustained some craft knife damage as they are sore so I need to be mindful while wielding scalpels!

This looks brilliant, I will try to incorporate this in my eventual diorama, especially for animal shelters.

These are brilliant and I will probably try to use some of your ideas in 1;18th scale.

For a first attempt you did very well. Several useful tips as well.

thanks man

Nice work! Where did you get the reference images from?

Nice

Just going through, and re-watching these. You've really got a great esthetic sir!

Fantastic results and a great tutorial, thanks!

talent wow

hola muy excelente...por favor dame la direccion donde comprar los soldaditos vikingos...gracias.

Hey does any one know what type of foam this is or is typically used for? Having difficulty tracking anything down that is remotely similar! Thanks in advance 🙌

I love the thatching! I tried to make burlap fringe edge by hot gluing a strip and taking out the long parallel threads. (I've done the same while sewing.) But mine was so sparse. Your version is soooo much better! Thank you for sharing!

I am making mine with a sail made from woven wool. I am weaving it on cardboard with self spun sheep wool. I like the shield designs. Your rope fixtures and rings are fantastic. Great idea.

I absolutely love the loom in the corner of the longhouse.