How to Make Volcanic Lava Terrain
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- How to create volcanic lava terrain for Warhammer 40k, Dungeons & Dragons, etc.
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A next level painting tip on the lava -- mix a little silver or bluish gun metal in with the black. Freshly hardened lava has a bit of a glassy sheen to it.
Exactly. It's a kind of silica glaze that forms on the surface of the lava, and sometimes even cracks and peels off when it cools, with a sort of chiming sound. Also, lava comes in two basic forms: A'a, the rough, broken up kind (very hard to walk on!) and Pahoe'hoe, which forms interesting ripples and waves as it spreads, which would make an interesting crafting challenge to create some striking terrain effects! I'm thinking about some dungeon terrain based on lava tubes and their peculiar geology, as well. =^[.]^=
DAMN!!! pro tip!
Obsidianeque colouration huh? TY for sharing
If you wait about 10 minutes after applying sculptamold, you can go back with a little water and make it totally smooth just by using your fingers. I use it in all my dioramas.
Good to know.
GREAT tip TY!
I just ordered a massive bag today. Was the last one on Ebay so will try out your technique too. TY! : ]
Making us wait is so painful
Wylocky Horror Picture Show; "I see you shiver with antici..........pation."
LMAO! get in there Frankenfurter :D
You might want to consider shifting how to do the handle part, insert it from the underside and use it to add more reinforcement for the structure as you continue. Less of a potential issue due to it being cardboard for the structure. Possibly adding crushed scrap paper or newspaper to make it slightly more sturdy when you apply the sculptamold because that does add water to the mix and a more sturdy base for it helps...might also want to try giving it a dusting from a primer before the sculptamold if you're in a wetter area, it would help prevent potential issues with mold on the interior that could ruin the entire piece.
That was ace. Really striking terrain, gives me a few ideas of how to theme some scatter stuff for my sneaky ash-waste Orks :D
Thx!
Great stuff! FYI, The depth of the sculptamold doesn’t effect setting time as its a chemical reaction and not evaporation (although it does dry a little further if left) so you can pile it up no problems
Great use of inexpensive materials and tools. The use of real rocks is my favorite since they are so cheap and easy to find!
SUPERB work! Same technique reminds me of when I would have to apply a wash to my skeletons decades ago or dry brush weapon and chainmail metal.
That black paint around the outer edges makes ALL the difference /thumbs up!
Great video, instructions for the painting were excellent. I'll be trying this one out today for sure!
I LOVE lava terrain and you did a SUPERB job Big Guy!!!! Love the over all look of the table!!!!
I made these and they turned out amazing! Sculptamold is my new go to. Great video and good job . Thank you!
Truly superb work! I've been trying (and struggling) to utilize blending to mimic bioluminescence for my next vid. Your close ups of the process really helped! Thanks for another awesome tutorial, Wyloch!
I do love those cinematic shots you do at the end :D - just makes it all look so much better
Thx!
Really well done Wyloch. One of your better ones, seriously.
Gorgeous lava work, this is inspiring!
Great stuff! Thanks for posting this. 🙏
Major props. Your work is always educational and amazing. Doing the scatter terrain on my kelpie stable. As soon as I finish I will figure out how to send you some pictures. I would like your opinion on the whole set.
Great video. I love the way that wet blending came out. Looking forward to the next batrep
Thx!
That's sweet! Killer looking lava effect.
Thx!
Super cool idea. Made me feel super inspired to make my own
Awesome build, thanks for all you do to contribute to the hobby. I always look forward to your videos. 😁 As others have suggested you can try making your own, or if you don't want to, and want to support another Crafter in the CZcams family, Luke's APS does produce some commercially and has shops that have his products located in the USA and I believe Australia, and for sure in the UK where he is based. I know you all are always trying to help one another out which is one of the things I really love about this community....it actually feels like a community of interconnected people. 😉 Thanks again for sharing with is and all your awesome ideas! You're awesome!
SebTheis would be proud of all those knights.
Great video. Very striking. Worth the wait.
that's awesome! I have noticed the "not really black" black spray paint thing before, but if you use krylons camo line with the ultra flat black it's a nice true black
I love yer lava tutorial I am using it for my Hellscapes for Orcus an my demonic fire elementals.
Hope your hiatus is everything you are needing. You and yours are in thoughts and prayers across the world. This is a fantastic build!! I'm so excited to try these. Slainte!
Nice work maybe a little gloss Mod Podge to give the wet look on the Lava??
Wow!!! You just saved my volcano!!! After a week of making a volcano waterfall I couldn't figure out how to make the lava look real. Thank you so much for this video! Your scene looked AMAZING!
very nice! looks like a fun table!
Hey Wylock great video!
I actually just did a lava themed table about a week ago and hit the same problem you did with the colors. I solved it the same way too except the very center I painted a yellow/white mix and was super happy with the outcome.
Thx!
Nice work. Sculptamold is awesome for sure.
Cheers,
John...
Thank you for showing how to set blend!
So beautiful! Another craft to add to my Avernus to do list!
Thx!
An alternative method I recommend for doing the lava colors, start with reds - darker to lighter- then do oranges and finish with yellows. The idea being building your lava look from bottom paint layer to top.
I'd be interested to see what these look like with lava bubbles. Great work!
Thx!
Will be doing a volcanic board down the track. Really like the ideas here.
Amazing techniques definitely going to give it a go 😱
Great tips how to wet blend. Thank you Sir!
And I love those modules that I got from You! Really not typical hack'n slash, but you also have to think. I love those :-)
Awesome, thanks
Paiting skill increased big time!
It's so awesome!!!!!
Great video! Going to use this for Star Wars legion terrain!
Thx!
As an extra painting tip, the striated ridges on the surface of lava are the coolest part. To replicate that, you can drybrush the next shade darker onto each place in the gradient, so light drybrush of orange over yellow, light of red over the orange, and then, of course, the glossy black onto the red.
I really liked those - very nice!
Thx!
Awesome result - got to have a go at that blending👍🏻 thanks for another excellent vid - off to your chemical spill next!
Thx!
Looks great!
Thx!
Like the blending lava affect, some porous black rock and darkening around the lava flow as contrast may give a more realistic look. For game table these look great.
Great Build!
Thx!
Epic - as always 😉👍
Thx!
looks amazing
I'm excited to show some new materials and techniques in this video. I tend to fall into the same-old rut with a lot of my work, and I really tried to venture out on this one. Hopefully it's a good meta-lesson.
Quick tip about open lava pools like that, they usually don't smoke that much, so the infinite height for line of sight wouldn't necessarily be appliccable. The smoky kind of eruptions, like subglacial or phreatic eruptions usually don't have that much flowing lava.
I just found this video & your channel today - subscriber now. keep up the good work :)
Thx!
Fantastic!
Thx!
This is inspiring! Very nice :)
Thx!
Perfect timing, I'm just about to do a lava board :)
Rockin
awesome!
Epic!
Excellent glow effect on the lava there! Have you considered applying it to a blacksmithing or industrial setting where it could work as molten metal?
I did not do mine perfectly but I have completed seven different lava terrains!!! Thank you for this "How to"!!!!
BADASS
Ok so let me try again lol.
_"Here is my experience"_ :
This stuff was REALLY easy to work with but what I found was the Sculptamold can puff a little as you're scooping it up, putting it in the cap and mixing it so I would advise wearing a mask just until you got it properly mixed.
Rubber gloves are great too as you can still feel the texture. It's a bit like porridge.
I can confirm that the 2 parts SM and 1 part water is SPOT ON!
It was PERFECT consistency the first mixing but on the second mixing I got a bit over confident and went 4 parts SM and 2 parts water. As Wyloch said it does start to harden a bit after about 5 mins so stick to his recommended amount (small batches).
I was using a wooden party spoon to spread it around initially but just ended up using my fingers (it was easier for me to sculpt) and it gave it a more bulbous texture.
You may find edges which have a thorny edge as you lift your tool or fingers off the mold. You can easily pat it down lightly or even after about 10 - 15 minutes if you dab a little water on your finger. It smooths out REALLY well.
I don't know what kind brushes were used in this video but I just bought some bog standard kiddy craft brushes. As I was painting the black acrylic onto the model I notices some tiny boulders would come off but I might have been painting too aggressively.
I later dabbed a drop of water to each squeeze of the acrylic paint and mixed it and it made it go SOO much further.
Tomorrow I shall ad the greys. Hope I don't mess it up /fingers crossed
Here is a link to the progress so far: imgur.com/gallery/first-amaco-sculptamold-sculpt-1-mHlbg7K
Great!
Thanks for the Lava lesson! I'm ready to try it out! And that lava plume! Wondering if I could use the paper mache method (newspaper + elmer's glue) for the lava domes as well in lieu of the sculptamold? Although I did like how sculptamold looks on your model. I might give it a try and see.
Wait....
mechs fighting giant bugs in a volcanic area?
INTO THE BREACH FLASHBACKS
Amazing as always.
You should check out the new FW chaos War Dogs, sooo good.
Thx!
The table set up at the end looks awesome (made better by the appearance of a few Genestealers of course ;) ...I really must get my own 'stealers painted up at some point).
Thx!
Here is a tip I discovered by accident.
Test out Gorilla Glue White Pen. When you spread it out it foams up and drys hard with a oozing appearance.
It actually acts like "expanding foam", just in miniature scale.
0:43 when you get into the dank weed
Great video! Ive always had a hard time crafting rocks as i tend be too uniform with my cuts. This is going to help me out immensely with my dioramas, any tips for making still water and waves?
For the technique you used for the volcano, you might consider filling in much of that space with crumpled balls of paper. It gives you a nice gross texture.
And instead of PVA and paper towel, you might want to try paper and hydrocal. Model railroaders call this "hard shell terrain", and it's easy, quick, light, and durable as a base to do your final surface texturing. Works for more lush terrain as well.
Can you do modular volcanic dungeon tiles. Please. Expand on the early ones. Maybe a tile that is half stone half lava. Or a field tile with a volcanic crag built into the tile
Hmmm am going to make a Hot Wheels dinosaur mountain for my grandson am thinking a lava field will be a nice touch. Great job thanks.
Thx!
lol you didn't wanna wait 24 hours for the DMscotty slurry to dry so you waited 48 hours for the sculptamould to dry lol
just givin ya hell man cool video
I put a fan on mine and it was dry in 2 hours.
volcanic chimneys like these are usualy found in inside an active crater . sometimes near lava lakes BUT they are quite rare
also
they emit smoke , gas and sometimes small droplets of lava . . . . and very rarely lava overflows
I know of ONLY a FEW cases of overflow and most of those happen on only one volcano
I advise using a dark brown drybrush between the red and the black
You should try "Gaps and Cracks" foam
12 people were just too lazy to cut out their own Volcano. great vid dude. Thank you for what you do
I make my own scultamold from equal parts plaster and papermache material from the local dollar store. Costs about AU$5 for a kilo of scultamold.
Also, great build!
This with a slight tweak would work so well for khorne terrain, instead of painting the lava like lava use GW's Blood For The Blood God and hey presto blood flow rock formations
You can smooth out sculpt-a-mold by working it while it dries. See Luke Towan’s videos. He uses it a lot.
Thx for the tip
his hands are always clean!
how do you clean you workstation? this was a messy vid, haha
10:41 "OH CARP!" cut
6:51, looks like baked mac n cheese! :D
Great vid as usual. Is there another sub for sculptmold?
I've tried the DIY method from Luke's APS but found it to be way more trouble than it's worth. The actual product isn't very expensive.
You should check out Chest of Colors website on how to do lava splashes. When I have some free time I'm going to try and perfect what they did myself for my gaming table as I enjoy volcanic areas to game on.
Awesome as always. I am surprised you haven’t tried to scratch build knights. (Did that get you thinking?)
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@wyloch’s Armory I would have suggested a clear coat around the lava to a. Give the blend a cool effect b. To also give a more glowing surface. Is there a reason you would suggest otherwise? (Very New to this)
Мне порравилось видео поставил лайк Но для себя решил что пена полистирол и шпаклёвка и эпоксидный клей будет проще использовать
I just ordered that putty from Ebay just now.
Although the texture in this video is PERFECT for my current woodworking project, can anyone give me tips on creating a carved stone texture rather than the randomized jagged ones in this video.
The reason being is I would like to do a hybrid of the two. Something like King Thrain's throne in _The Hobbit_ films. Natural rock formations blending into straight cut geometries.
Nice video Wyloch's Armory :-)
Gotta get that First, eh?
How did you make the ribbed pauldrons on the dark Imperial Knight? Thanks.
3D printed
Next time you paint lava try starting with a dark red as your base. then go from a lighter red, to orange, to yellow
Yeah that was my first attempt actually but its impossible to build up to a nice bright yellow that way.
I wanne make a lava gaming board with a few stone pillars in it. What is a good thing to use to make the lava, hot glue is not so handy because the board is pretty big.
Honestly I'd recommend just buying a gaming mat. It'll be a lot easier, and can be rolled up and stored very easily.
@@WylochsArmory Thanks for the reply!
Why not use some newspaper or something to add bulk under your sculptamold?
@10:41 The strut was coming away from the base. Whoopsie!
How much Sculptamold did you use for this scatter?
Luke's APS was using it, but developed his own version due to the volume he required.
I used EXACTLY all of the bag I showed in this video, to make all of the pieces seen at the end. It was pretty fortuitous.
@@WylochsArmory thanks for reply; fortuitous indeed.
If you have the chance, would you compare sculptamold to amaco claycrete?
make mount terminranch from the legend of zelda links awakining!
Should have used some fire elementals demons .
You could also just paint the lava green to make it look like acid.
What is the difference between drybrushing and overbrushing?
Overbrushing is basically a very, very heavy drybrushing. You leave some paint on the brush. And use a little more pressure.
Wyloch's Armory ah ok. So when you Said you were doing a very carefull and sparing overbrushing, that was basically drybrushing?
@@rumo_der_wolpertinger7742 Well, no. The brush was still kinda loaded with light grey paint, moreso than for a drybrush. Selective means just pick a few spots to hit.
Wyloch's Armory Ok thankyou