Making More From Less - Why a Small D&D House Can Be Better.

Crafting an XPS foam (D&D) house seems a rite of passage for crafting, especially for tabletop gaming and wargaming, but also for other crafting goals like a fairy gardens. D&D is obviously my main focus here, but because this is all modular terrain, it can work well for a lot more than that :)

The main idea with showing the difference between a large and small D&D house here is both that you don't need to make much to get started, but also that if you make that small start modular, you can keep using it in larger crafts.

Equally, if you've built a ton of tiles for bigger buildings or houses, a few new tiles can give those walls and floors a ton more uses, and look far more detailed as a larger house to boot.

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Timestamps
00:00 Intro/Crafting the main pieces
04:25 Crafting the edges
07:18 Crafting the tiles
08:02 Crafting the Dormer/T junction

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