I've put this off long enough but it's time to get some of that holy grail of XPS foam ah there it is
Foamular 150. You know it's the stuff because it's labeled with everyone's favorite 150th Pokémon
luckily I brought the blade to fit all this foam in my trunk
oh hey studs it's flu season again so before you catch PokéRUS or something worse
why not grab a tissue to help your NOSEPASS all that MUK oh looks like tissue box just evolved
into a Sword and Shield Pokémon center so if you feel that coughing coming on cover that MEOWTH
or that SNEASEL get you but this tissue box isn't just for catching LUGIAs it also doubles
as a 28 millimeter scale Pokémon center for your tabletop adventures as well. wonderful!
hey everyone hope you're well we'll start out this project by slicing out the tissue box shell using
one inch XPS foam slice carefully it's okay to be a SLOWPOKE for a cleaner and safer cut
just take it nice and SLOW, BRO for the angled roof i'm slicing a 45 degree angled side cut then
doing the same for each of the walls so go grab a SCYTHE OR any knife you want each of the angled
cuts come together at a corner using hot glue just a SQUIRTLE be enough my cuts were real jagged so
let's HONE EDGES by SANDING the SLASHES make sure you wear YAMASK so you don't breathe in any
cancer dust you like my new gloves they came with this cool piece of thick cardstock and you better
BAYLEEF it's going to be the top of the tissue box i'm cutting out a tissue hole then gluing it from
the secret underside making all the basic polygons of the box complete all right time for a brick
break i'm using an x-acto knife to gently MURKROWs of shallow cuts then going back over each line
with a pencil to engrave some deeper details hand drawing 700 bricks takes a while so if you need to
smash DUSKULL against a wall from all the tedium make sure it's this foam wall for extra brick
texture I'm using a balled up piece of aluminum foil from my last batch of chicken tendies some
might call this METAGROSS if it's covered in food residue but i LICKTUNGed it clean for the roof's
awning let's glue multiple foam strips around the perimeter then round out the corners with a blade
i really can't stress this enough but i LUVDISC corrugated paper i'm using strips of it to mimic
the ridged trim from the actual Pokémon center then doing this advanced subtle knife maneuver
to carefully bend the paper around the corners score the paper as lightly as you can so the
ridges don't flatten when you WEEDLE them over the curve using some of this two millimeter
craft foam i'm slicing a couple snakes to use as extra ridge detail around the roof awning which
i'm securing with hot glue for the wood details i'm using sheets of real balsa wood but you could
also use foam and engrave some wood grain to make some pseudo wood instead if you wanted to
next we definitely need a chimney so the smoke can join the SMOGON the outside i'm laying foam
brick all over a layer of moist glue then trimming off the overhang after it dries for the two little
blow holes i'm breaking down a piece of an old pump bottle then pouring hot glue down the spout
to secure it in place here's a SCRAFTY tip always use reference when you craft i like to start with
a big old google of all pics (VULPIX) i can find before i actually start building anything okay
windows and doors we need windows in a building but we also need door in a (NIDORINA....) building
this is so dumb i guess you want to hear about this door this door is made of wood i cut a bunch
of wood pieces out then i glued them to this little cardboard template i made i will say
that balsa wood is extremely fragile i broke this thing a couple times while handling it and i cried
it was pretty easy to repair with glue though so i didn't really beat myself up too hard about it
for the roof tiles i was considering laying each tile one by one then i realized that i could just
engrave lines on cardstock instead and no one would be able to tell that i'm SLAKING
don't work harder work smarter if you GOLURKing through your TRUBBISH i'm sure you have some of
these plastic caps like this if you DIG...LETT your hands become one with the trash the tip
of the iceBERG MITE not be enough because sometimes that good STUFFUL hide from you
BEWEAR though that you may end up having a faint GARB ODOR but think of all the MUNNA you'll save
for the windows i'm using some chunks of this dollar store cutting mat then gluing on a bunch
of stirring stick segments as the window grills i also made a couple planter boxes using extra
scraps of foam using the same brick technique from earlier time to add a shell to some of the
foam i'm using a watered-down modeling paste to add a bit of a stucco texture to the front facade
of the building as well as the roof tiles after the shell has become bone dry it's time to seal
the whole thing in a DODUO mixture of matte mod podge and black acrylic paint no fancy techniques
required for this magic coat just SMEARGLE it all over this will act like a shield on the foam when
we spray paint it after it's had time to HARDEN i PRIMED the whole thing in white spray primer
after the white prime we're following it up with dark right (DARKRAI) after to add some MARSHADOWs
into all of the crevices and darker areas for appreciating effect the goal here is for some
of these tasty gradients to be retained after we THROH our base coats over the top later the roof
tiles were the most important parts to pre-shade since there wasn't a lot of actual geometry and
texture to catch paint so the pre-shading will work to trick the eye i'm trying not to go too
heavy with the red here so i want to retain a bit of the darkness in the shadows then for the
roof tiles i'm going back over the bottom edge of each tile with a light pink to act as a highlight
i'm using a tiny wedge of trash cardboard here so the paint doesn't go anywhere exSCEPTILE lines ah
this is the most rewarding part here pulling off all the masking tape i didn't mess it up i tricked
you i really messed it up i don't think i let the paint dry long enough it's free weathering
to complement the pokemon red of the tiles i'm using pokemon blue for the trim and then pokemon
gunmetal gray for some of these extra details i'm using a nice off-white for the front in this case
it's freshly pumped cream from Miltank and then i'm mixing up a batch of reddish brown as a base
coat for all of the bricks i'd look like a huge BADOOF if i painted everything the same color so
i'm ABSOLutely painting the occasional choice brick with additional shades of color to make
these walls SERPERIOR to your average wall then i'm finishing up the bricks with a bit of tan dry
brushing to add some lighter contrast across each brick time to add a dark wash over all the bricks
with a little bit of Pledgey (PIDGEY...) i'm hydro pumping a few modest squirts and mixing it up
with a bit of black paint until it's pretty dark but not completely opaque i'm blotting a bit on
a paper towel just to test the darkness but we don't want it to be so dark that it overpowers
the color on the bricks then i'm Abra-Kadabbing up all the excess with a paper towel to make sure it
doesn't collect and pool across the model nice and grimy off camera i painted up the pokeball made
from trash and now we get to start assembling everything and adding the finishing spices
for the banner detail on the front i printed this out then i'm soaking it in watered down mod podge
to seal it down for the door handles i'm using the backs of a couple garbo earrings and then from the
last video i have a bunch of these dollar store earbuds which i'm painting up to use as floating
flower pots off the front of the building we'll need some way to attach them to the front of
the pokemon center so we'll BEEDRILLing a couple holes speed drill use G-Max Torque
all it takes is a little spot of glue to attach these plant buds into their holes
and oop that one's a little bit KROOKODILE fix it these tiny pearl studs will make excellent lamps
for the front of the pokemon center i'm slicing out a small slit and then with a dab of super
glue the LAMPENTers the crack and should hold just fine using a toothpick i'm laying down a
thin string shot of glue around the perimeter of each frame to glue the windows in place
and as is my favorite in almost every episode i love breaking out my grass nug stash so i can go
flock myself with foliage flocking all over the model each of these nuggies get a light
crop dusting of yellow fine turf to add a bit of a highlight where each plant would typically receive
the majority of its solar beams the last missing detail for the front is the Pokémon center sign
which i'll start by chopping apart this plastic train trestle to make the metal mount the sign
hangs from and for the sign itself it's just good old printed graphics soaked in a watery
mod podge sauce and sealed with a kiss to some chipboard and sliced out with an x-acto knife
i painted the edges to match the color on the printout and then to create the metal chain i
destroyed the safety pin and pinched a necklace chain link around the loop
you can use almost any pair of pincers to get the job done watch out for this incoming vine whip
this vine foliage can be stretched out to look like creeping ivy and then with a bit
of watered down glue we can blast out some max overgrowth and a few select brick areas
it kind of crumbled on me as i was stretching it apart but these extra bits are not wasted
okay i think that's every last detail is there anything MISSING... NO i don't think so
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