Crafting THE Tudor Palace from Cardboard (1.21 Meters) @KnarbMakes
Crafting THE Tudor Palace from Cardboard (1.21 Meters)  @KnarbMakes
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
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For this build, we're going back to the 1500s, to a time when King Henry the 8th ruled England. He received Hampton Court as a gift, and since then the manor house was associated with the Tudor Dynasty throughout the ages.

I built the miniature version of the Trophy Gate, or the Great Gatehouse in HO scale, slightly smaller than 28mm scale that one would associate with DnD. The main frame is cardboard, with laser engraved EVA foam for the brick details, and then layered on cardstock and 3d printed details.

00:00 Intro
00:14 Choosing the Scale
00:51 Chop That Cardboard
01:15 Glueup
02:18 Towers
03:04 Battlements
03:25 Bricks
03:49 Sponsor
04:27 Bricks Bricks Bricks
05:16 Greeblies
06:22 More Details
06:51 Roof
07:40 MORE Details
08:46 Goop
09:01 Spray it!
09:33 Paint it!
11:00 One more thing...

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