How to do acrylic effect seascapes for your wargames terrain (Vallejo Acrylics)
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Creating textured seascapes with Vallejo Acrylic's water effects gels ...
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Congratulations, Mel. I'm learning a lot with your projects, you're really good. As a spaniard, I am very proud that a Spanish company like Acrílicos Vallejo is one of the world leaders in modeling products. Greetings from Vigo, Galicia.
Cheers buddy
There are a number of alternative products you can use - and most artist stores will have these acrylic gels sold as thickening agents for painting ( liquitex and windsor & newton and other brands). Not sure but last time i checked Vallejo was just using the same products, relabelled and with a price increase. Mod Podge is another product thats cheaper and gives a similar effect.
Another informative video - thanks Mel
Yeah, used them all but i've been wanting to cover the vallejo range for a while bud
Such a great board to play on, coming back in early June for another crack!
Nice mate, glad you enjoyed it
Mrs Grawly was listening along while I watched.... She says you sound like Neil Buchanan..... It's an art attack!
Good tutorial as always Mr B
She's not the first to say that bud!
Great vid! As a geography teacher, I feel you could further improve the realism if you consider the action of swash and back wash on the coast line.
On it!
I've worked with Vallejo transparent water several times and it's really great stuff. In the past, I've used it over strips of clear plastic to get waterfall effects, and I imagine you could use it to get that rough 'wave-breaking' look against the big rock formation at the edge of the beach. Cut the plastic into irregular shapes, apply the water effects on, and ta-da.
Obviously that's a bit too late for this board, but food for thought in the future.
oh, I like that as a substructure idea, I'll have a play with that, cheers bud!
Fanstastic Mel, Just Fantastic!
Always a great feeling finishing a huge project.
I would have thought that the wet sand would be darker than the dry sand. The foam stipple looks very nice
that was the effect I was going for with the wash mate, still got a long way too go until I'm happy that I've got beaches down
That board turned out amazing. Great work!
Thanks buddy
The plain water effects gloop look so... *edible.* Is this how kids these days feel about Tide Pods?
Professional quality terraining Mel. The video work is technically good too.
You on the other hand, are a complete screw up. And brother we love ya for it. ;-)
You said something at the very end there that got me thinking... We as wargamers are not "just" supporting you. We are supporting our hobby. A club is only as successful as its members. Without everyone contributing a little something once in a while the club dies. Whether running a game for everyone or just stacking chairs when its over, everybody has to pitch in.
I think that sums me up perfectly bud lol. I'd never thought of it like that, puts a different perspective on it!
Never stops amazing me with the things you do ... Another truly awesome tutorial / Vid :D - Thanks!
Thanks buddy!
Excellent tutorial as always
Cheers mate
Excellent video yet again. Thank you!
as always Mel, first class tutorial.
Cheers bud
I always used to think that Vallejo was pronounced "Ver-ledge-e-o".
The layout is wonderful.
I have no idea how it's pronounced but that's just my way. Cheers bud
No you were pronouncing it correctly. I only found out after years of mispronouncing it when watching a thing about the artist Boris Vallejo.
truly amazing work
what works really well is a flat square of perhaps 4 x 4 attached to a handle. you lay the flat 4 x 4 surface on the wet gell and lift. great wave effect without the air bubble. or clear wrap: first 20 seconds of this video: czcams.com/video/7gyi_Iq83Zg/video.html wow, that foam is spot on!
Great video!!! Great Work!!! 👏💪🍻
great vid, learnt loads . thx for sharing
no worries matey
Absolutely amazing!
thanks mate
Awesome Video Buddy!
Cheers bud
Great share mate
Thanks bud
Hi, great video! Just a quick question: the white you used for the surf drybrush was that Vallejos foam and snow effect or simply white paint?
they're actually the same thing .... white acrylic ;-)
Great stuff Mel you always do good work buddy
I try matey :-)
I try bud ;-)
Although it looks very good, your sea seems to be too abruptly deep. The beach should gradually disappear below the waves.
Actually, the d-day beaches were deep water beaches to allow the landing craft to get as close to the sand as possible beofre the soldiers had to wade to the shore.
Great stuff here. You mentioned a video of Mike of all the physics of waves. Do you have a link where to find this?
Hi there I was wondering... if you used the white and say added reds, oranges and yellows could you mix up your own lava effects? Could be really handy!
Might be worth a play and see what we can come up with bud
TheTerrainTutor its just an idea, but with it any colour could be used I am guessing. Greens for slime or browns for mud etcetera. Loving the videos by the way! ☺
So for my project I am going to need to go up about 30 or 40 mil (maybe more). Do you recommend building it up in layers letting each layer setup before going up more, or can I build the full height with one or two applications?
I dont know if anyone has seen this video but a Josh Evenson uses tinted surf board resin to create some of the most awesome waves I have ever seen. Sadly there is no tutorial that I have found on how he achieved this effect but still a stunning showcase.
czcams.com/video/0-Ak5MNGxsw/video.html
Definiately for that sort of height mate
Yaaaay sea. something I am shocking at. thank you
no worries buddy
Hello great vids,just wanted to ask if you have ever used clear silicon for making sea,tried once and it seemed ok.
I've used it for river waves mate
well i save the test stuff and ues as sttands fore a sea black the mix of stuff got it willl see more ;;;;;]]]
SUPER
Cheers
As much as youre very knowledgable, and obviously a talented artist, And regardless of vallejo themselves referring me to your video, i cant watch it.Ive managed 10 minutes, but the irritating YEAH after every sentence is just infuriating!
+Dave East well unfortunately I'm not a professional presenter, I just try my best to share what I know mate
After about three videos, you really internalize it. I grin every time now. When i was young, i had an uncle that would do this screwy laugh every other sentence. But he was the fun uncle. That's kinda how I've come to feel about Our Host here. The tic adds to the experience.