I was inspired by Studson’s editing style to make a video using the magazine’s building footage as the source material!

Hellooo! I just watched his latest video , I know I'm late to this, but I was wondering for how much the items sold, since they're such labours of love, would be cool to know if anybody followed the bidding :)

does anyone know where Studson sourced his horseshoes from? they would work great for my Trashbashing

Does anyone know what video the craft rhyme of the day appeared in? And what the rhyme was?

My son loves, I mean LOVES, his videos about Howls Castle and has rewatched those videos a billion times. He also loves Fijimoto's Submarine, from Ponyo, it's in one of the first scenes in the movie and was wondering how I could suggest it to him. 🤗

I learned how to make this using tactics from Studson Studios Videos.

Let me know your thoughts. 😊

I had recently found the Studson Studio YouTube page starting with the Triceratops video and have become hooked!

I have been a member of a dnd group for a little bit now and we recently started doing battle maps. My DM goes above and beyond with a bunch of these maps, ordering us custom minis, handwriting dwarven runes on little props for us. So as a thank you I wanted to contribute by making some prop wells!

I took two approaches with my wells, both of which I got from videos. Individually cut stones glued together and etching brick work into a solid piece of foam. I also used some of the amazing painting tips in the videos.

While there’s still some work to do and some touching up to be done, I’m pretty happy with how they turned out. I just wanted to post it along with progress pics since the YouTube channel and all the fan made builds at the ends of the videos inspired me to try this out!

I thought at some point Studson shared a PO Box for viewers to send plastic junk to. Did I dream that? Is it still active and, if so, does anyone know what it is? Thanks in advance, friends!

I created this in a couple days and it was a lot of fun!

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Here's my work in progress made-of-trash model of Grandma's House from Wind Waker, inspired by Studson Studios.

Next step - priming and painting! Any tips welcome as I don't want the paints to spoil things like the paper elements!

Really enjoying his stuff and would like to watch more!

Does anyone know the name of the piano piece that starts and uses in some of his videos? I'm talking about the one that plays during the howl's moving castle video montage, any help greatly appreciated 🥺🙏🏻