My first post/ Terrain kitbash vid blog

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**praetorian0 1**

Hope this can give others ideas for easy/cheap kitbash and original terrain. I made a vid that is quicker to look at than scan through a whole bank of pics.

Here is an attempt at showing what I do for terrain:

Thanks for lookin'
Here is my profile if you'd like to see more.

**Snrub**

Could you maybe post a few pictures or a an explanation. Not everyone wants to click a link to some random blog.

**praetorian0 1**

Errr, i warned you i was a noob lol
gotta expect weirdness

And tittle says blog... and terrain and kitbash vid... its not like its on growing better roses hahahaha
Aren't you supposed to gentle with the newbies

. Aww my first

Nice to meet ya too mate. Hope you can take a bit of ribbin'- says your an Aussie- expect you can- no Sheila's there ya.

**Ouze**

You need to embed it like this:

and you get this:

and then a brief text description, such as "this is how I converted a Gotham City Batman toy for use with miniature wargaming, which I picked up at Dollar Village".

Also, instead of saying in the video where you can be found on Cool Mini or Not, drop a link to your profile, like so:

Which gives us this:

Here is my profile if you'd like to see more.

Then you might wish to add a picture to stir some further interest. Grab one you like from your profile (ideally one from the video!), then right click it and select "copy image url". The right click and paste it in your post, highlight it, and hit the button atop your post that says Image, as so:

And the image will be embedded in your post, as such:

These things are not required, but you will get a lot, lot more interest if you add them - people won't click random links 'round these parts, and certainly without any description.

**praetorian0 1**

Thanke pard

That looks awesome