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Thanks mate! Glad to hear you got a useful video. Have fun with your project. 🍻

@@NightOwlModelling I was going to use some sculptamold to mimic the mountain/cliff behind the Hatshepsut temple, but will have a go at hacking away at the foam first. If it doesn't achieve the look I want, I can always go back to sculptamold. I'd prefer to keep the diorama lightweight though, and this method ticks that box.

@@bRIZZAd Yes. For sharp rocks, cutting styrofoam is more efficient. For normal rocks, sculptamold is very successful. Of course, sculptamold can be made and shaped by scraping after it dries. 😉🤘

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Bonjour, j'utilise de la colle Standard PVA (Colle Blanche). ✌

@@NightOwlModelling ok merci 🙏🏻

@@SamG62 Vous êtes les bienvenus 🤗🤗

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Ich bin so froh, das zu hören. Das werde ich auch weiterhin tun 🤘

Ich glaube nicht !

XPS Foam (28-30 density)

I didn't do it specifically to fit a certain scale. I did it to shoot a how-to video. but if we consider that in reality such bricks are 5/6 centimeters, (of course, these measurements may vary regionally and nationally) the scale in the video would be approximately 1/10 - 1/12. cheers 🤘🍺

Thanks mate. Yes, it's pretty much what you said. I have a video that might be helpful. If you want to watch it, the link is below. Cheers 🍺🤘😉 ruclips.net/video/KpMWPpHRWXY/видео.html

Hi, don't get hung up on the Giotto vinyl brand, any PVA glue (white glue) will do the job. You can use any mixture that hardens after it dries to shape the diorama. The reason I use powdered plaster is because it is the most common, cheap and easy to find.

@NightOwlModelling you mean just normal glue or plaster if paris in a water and mix it and then use tissue paper as you have done it?

@@na4211 I don't know what you mean by normal glue, but any PVA glue will do. If you dilute the plaster powder enough for the tissue to absorb it, then yes it will work.

Ahaha maybe my friend why not

Hi, unfortunately there is nothing I can say that you should do specifically, but in order to shape the surface faster, after giving the desired roughness and heights with Styrofoam, you can make a mixture with plaster sand and PVA glue and cover the surface faster and easier. After that, you can use a paint brush or continue with an airbrush. ✌🍺

Hola, ¿en qué sección preguntas sobre los materiales que utilicé? Si me dices en qué minuto los utilicé, te puedo ayudar.

Minuto 0.6 ,0.13 y de que medida

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Hello mate, I did not use a flame lighter, I did it using a mini torch, I moved closely and with fast movements, but the density value of styrofoam is very important here. I worked with 32-38 styrofoam. The lower ones are vulnerable to fire. Very large cavities are opened with a little fire effect. density is important. 🍺

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before water? I didn't understand where you were talking about. If you tell me which minute it is, I will let you know.

Sorry about that at 4:24 right after you add white glue

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@@NightOwlModelling thank you freind! I'm currently working on a brick wall/ coffee shop building for a rc drift track this will help alot!

@@vitosalandino7310 I'm glad I could help mate. Have fun with the new project. 🍻🍻

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Many thanks mate! 🍺

First of all, thank you very much for your nice comment. You are very kind. I am not a professional modeler nor am I a diorama expert. I am trying to explain how something can be done by sharing with you the experiences I have gained in this hobby for many years. Yes, you may be right in what you say, but environmental conditions are not always logical. The soil elevation may have accumulated later, the drainage basin may not be very close to the surface, the slope may be different and for this reason it may be outside the section taken in the diorama. But I repeat what I said again. I'm not an expert! I'm trying to show you the tips on how to do something! You can see a photo of the hill slope in the link below. Thank you again. Peace! Cheers ! 🍺🍺 www.alamy.com/cement-drainage-pipes-with-stagnant-water-in-canal-amid-low-mountains-image593795918.html?imageid=1CABDFFA-4441-46DB-999F-835D4E4636D8&p=1737714&pn=1&searchId=b43afd7099c55115e3f07c4f3fca9879&searchtype=0

@@NightOwlModelling All is clear, thank you! And special thanks for your videos! They are really very informative and helpful. I’m trying to make small dioramas, something works, but I’m still very far from yours.

@@siberianmodeller Thank you mate! Its my pleasure. I'm glad I could share something useful. Most of the work we do improves with time and experience. Have fun with your dioramas and models. Take care of yourself! 🍻

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@@NightOwlModelling you are very welcome 🤗

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Thanks so much dude! I'm glad I could be helpful! 🍺

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No, How-to video technique, materials and applications

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No. I don't have such a problem. I don't wear it long enough to make me sweat.

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Thanks a lot mate! Yes, I love these models, they are perfect snacks and very fun. 😃✌🍺

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You're right! Okay! Do you have any advice?

хаха спасибо большое дружище! 🍺