Some ideas: drip watered down PVA thru the clump foilage to seal it in place solidly. Use hot-glue to add planks to the CD. I did this recently and was much less painful than superglue looks to be. I love the way your project worked out! The mid-point breaks are a great idea.
This is the best video I've seen on scatter terrain trees. As a game master, my players always want to climb trees, and it's not easy to show the mini halfway or all the way up the tree on the standard "realistic trees" because they're all fluff with no flat bits I like that these bare trunks can be sprinkled in to allow for climbing. And as a bonus, they don't look like they'll block the players' view of the table much.
for creating the platforms, better choice than superglue would be gorilla glue, it gives just as strong (if not stronger) a bond, but has a MUCH more generous working time. Great choice for basing, or anything else where you can apply a lot of material to a sizable flat surface & then leave it to fully cure. Just don't try to dilute it with water :D
That is modge podge and black paint, could also use pva glue. You can also use a rattle can primer but I have had less luck with those holding up over time.
The ones I used here were 5mm by 3mm disc magnets. I got them off ebay, Unfortunately there isn't really a good store that I could find in Australia. I have purchased from AMF Magnets before however they can be quite expensive.
Some ideas: drip watered down PVA thru the clump foilage to seal it in place solidly. Use hot-glue to add planks to the CD. I did this recently and was much less painful than superglue looks to be.
I love the way your project worked out! The mid-point breaks are a great idea.
This is the best video I've seen on scatter terrain trees. As a game master, my players always want to climb trees, and it's not easy to show the mini halfway or all the way up the tree on the standard "realistic trees" because they're all fluff with no flat bits I like that these bare trunks can be sprinkled in to allow for climbing. And as a bonus, they don't look like they'll block the players' view of the table much.
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This is so fascinating. I love crafting.
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Absolutely brilliant use of foil, definitely stealing this.
Thank you! Absolutely go for it!
Finally, a good wargamming terrain made with cardboard rolls. That's amazing.
Love the look and it seem really easy to do. Thank you for sharing
Hey now this was a great video.
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for creating the platforms, better choice than superglue would be gorilla glue, it gives just as strong (if not stronger) a bond, but has a MUCH more generous working time. Great choice for basing, or anything else where you can apply a lot of material to a sizable flat surface & then leave it to fully cure. Just don't try to dilute it with water :D
Never tried gorilla glue, definite gonna pick some up and give it a go superglue can have a super unforgiving working time. Cheers!
You can also texture some hot glue with some toothpicks to mimic the "bark" lines
Oh good grief, it's the Ewok village!! And it looks so easy!!
SUPER easy! A couple afternoons and its all done! :D
Also reminds me of the ChannelWood Age in the original MYST game
Thank you will definitely try this out
Cheers, super easy and great versatility I've used these alot, definitely recommend.
Nice build.
Thank you 😃
I almost hate to ask, but are they makeup brushes you used to do the dry brushing?..The dry brushing was done so finely! Very noice.
Indeed! A real cheap pack I got from wish, all the different sizes are great for anything from big like this to tiny miniatures as well! 😁
what glue did u use between toiletrole and staniol?
Where did you get the tacky glue I'm in Australia and I can't find it
I got it on Amazon, shipped in from America but its worth the wait!
What's the name of the black stuff you used to prime the foil for painting? I couldn't make it out.
That is modge podge and black paint, could also use pva glue. You can also use a rattle can primer but I have had less luck with those holding up over time.
Hi, I was wondering where you got the magnets and what they are called so that I can find similar - thanks!
The ones I used here were 5mm by 3mm disc magnets. I got them off ebay, Unfortunately there isn't really a good store that I could find in Australia. I have purchased from AMF Magnets before however they can be quite expensive.
YEAH BITCH!!!! MAGNETS!!!!
How do they work?
They just stick