Let's Make - Scorched Woods (Battlefield Basics Series)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2017
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In this Let's Make, we add battle damaged woodland to our battlefield basics scenery series by looking at some simple techniques to produced burnt woodland scatter pieces for your terrain set.
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You are the Bob Ross of terrain.
Tyson Fritz I don't know that he's got the hair for it mate.
There's a skit in that
Agreed C:-)
Smokey The Bear says "Only YOU can prevent painting the back of your hand." lol Nice little video Mel, thanx.
I should glove .... ;-)
Lol great vid mate..."Mel with his dodgy winking"! lol FAF! :D
What a scorcher 👍
The thing I love about this, is it tells a story with that terrain piece, which makes it super interesting!
The best pieces always tell stories
What another great tutorial. Thanks Mel. Loved it.
Awesome, something I've been slowly work on.
Very well done! I will have a go at this too. Thanks for the inspiration
LOVE THIS! THANX FOR DOING THESE VIDEOS! REALLY HELPED A LOT W/ MY 1/35 SCALE DIORAMAS
That looks really good, Mel!
this looks brilliant
Great work mel never disappointing got to love the new fast facts
Cheers bud
Great as usual
Great tutorial Mel. I'm making Mordheim terrain at the moment so this is ideal. Thanks.
Win!
Another awesome video Mel that's so much makes me want to start building more terrain again
Do it!
Seriously the best videos
This one looks really nice! Thank you very much
Awesome job
That look's really good Mel
This is awesome!
Another great tutorial, thank you
These are outstanding perfect for hurtgen forrest battle
Some very useful ideas for the post apoc board I'm currently making. Thanks.
I'm definitely going to try this... Great idea. I'll be trying a little crushed tiny blackened twigs to spread over blackened ground.
Nice matey
looks real for sure
These scorched woods look awesome.
Cheers buddy
Epic!
This is awesome.
Usually I cut some triangles from the bases of those trees to look like roots... it looks more realistic...
Wonderful video! You do a great job in everything!
Going to give this a go for sure!
Have fun!
That is freakin' awesome, thank you! :)
Badass! I need to do this to some of my terrain!!
Do it bud!
looks amazing Mel, must try make some of these at some point!
Cheers bud
Good stuff mate
Thanks so much for another great video Mel.
hope it helps bud
Oh it does Mel, it helps a great deal! This has always been something that has been in the back of my mind when playing on boards that had several terrain pieces with trees on them. In most cases, the trees all looked pristine, which looks great of course, but I was always thinking that trees on a battlefield would for the most part be blown to pieces, on fire, or burnt to a crisp. On average, I would think that only a few of those trees would actually look unscathed, and the rest would all have damage of some sort ranging anywhere from a few limbs being blown off to full stances of trees being burnt to a crisp with a myriad of craters all around them from artillery barrages. To date, I’ve never seen a muddy grassland type board have this kind of terrain theme. I’m sure someone somewhere has done it, but they would likely be in the minority I think. Hmmm... there’s a challenge for you Mel. You may have already done this, and I just haven’t seen the video yet, but it would be great to see you create a full set of scatter terrain that keeps with the theme/aesthetic I previously talked about. One that really gives the look and feel of a truly war torn battlefield. In addition to that you could do the same theme with ruined cities, or mountainous hills. Just an idea. I know a series of videos like that would be pretty popular for all us tabletop war gamers, including myself. 😉
Great video, Mel. Something 'simple' to try out. :-)
very good
Tip. For can spray. Steal some plastic gloves that often come free at gasstation.
I've got gloves, just keep forgetting to wear them lol
that fast facts was awesome
Cheers bud, more to come!
Love it!!!
Thanks
Superbe!!!!
awesome :)
Fantastic video, one thing I’m left wondering is how to make the ground look like it’s still smouldering. Like small cracks of molten earth in the centre of the burnt area, or some of the edges of the burnt grass that’s still burning.
I'd probably drybrush them with an orange mate and then with white mate
Great tutorial. I feel like maybe some yellows and light browns on the grass around the scorched area
would certainly add to it
These could be great for dungeons and dragons where a fire breath scorched someone, just maybe add a body or break that first black tree in half and a foot print? Thank you so much for these great videos. I just finished making my Jungle Terrain so I'm ready to make something else :D
Do some ww2 french town houses please!!!!!!!!!!
Hmmm... Those pine trees seems much larger than the ones Woodland Scenics currently sells. I use the tallest (6 inches), and in my eyes they seem too small to be convincing in 28mm scale.
i could use this for a 1/35th diorama.
blimey those facts were fast lol :)
Fastest facts in the west bud!
neet stuff ok me i ues well a liter or candail and do real scoching yes me ues fire ans some twigs as birnt logs but if have it the paint looks safer will see more
But good job
lol still waitingfor some bridge ideas Mel any chance?
On the list bud
Can you do a tutorial on the gofer dance please
NO!
Did he say "Aim for the center mass" hmmmm.
Old habits ;-)
OMG when i saw you making those woodland scenics trees and it stuck to your finger it took me back to me making them and my cat Jax sitting on it and all the Terrainiacs comments in the live stream of "ive heard of a cat in a tree but never a tree in a cat", great video Mel, i plan on using this on a diorama, what brown would you use to take it off black, light or dark brown or wouldn't it matter?
I remember that well bud, go for a dark brown ;-)
TheTerrainTutor thanks Mel
I never knew I had to let the tacky glue turn clear. Is that the same rule with the stuff that comes with the trees? I really should read the little books that come in the box.
Yep, stay tacky has to go clear first, spread it thin as nothing is gained from a thick application
Hi Mel!
I've learned a lot I have uploaded a vid of my table.
I like to know what you think and what I can do to improove
I bought some epvc to experiment on and I've watched a few of your videos on EPVC and the glues to work with, but I have a question. When you're using PVA to attatch the base flock etc, have you sanded the epvc board first (the flat area) or are you utting it straight onto the board as it is? ...
Give it a smear of filler/spackle, grips great then mate
Again a brilliant tutorial.
One question though.......How long have you had that news paper?
That was a headline from years ago.
March 2016, I was going to ask the same question!
May 2016! I bought several copies just for the studio
Hi Mel!
I've bought some Woodland Scenics tree and this Hob-E-Tac sticky glue two months ago, and I confirm that can give incredible woods very easily. So, firstly, thanks Mel for this didactic video. Very useful.
And, the most important for me, a big thanks for the hob-e-tac close-up, 'cause I've just realize that there is a brush on the hob-e-tac stick!!! (yep... I've bought three hob-e-tac glues... and the first and only I used since this day... is the only broken stick without brush !! - and that's a pain-in-the-a** to use without the brush!!). By luck, the others stick got their brush! ^_^
Anyway, I've got two questions :
1) I've used some Water+Glue on the finished woodland trees. Do you think it's useful or totally useless?
2) To be more useful to be store, I suggest to not glue the trees on their base (but to glue the tree base on the woodland base, of course). You can take off the trees during a game. Good or bad idea?
1. Defo useful mate 2. God idea, joins can be hidden with clump is it's an issue. :-)
Ah yes! very good point the clump to hide ^_^
Got a light?
Question, Mel. When you use EPVC what width do you tend to use for basing scatter pieces and scenery?
6mm mainly matey
Thanks a bunch my man!
Can you use a brush where you used a can
Carefully!
Didn't you want to make those jungle tree bases, or is that still coming? Btw, you're supposed to scorch the terrain, not your hand :D Keep it up, Mel!
Still on the cards, kinda got sidetracked with acrylic caulking mate
Got ya. I'll watch it, as usual.
what is that stuff just colored sand or what? the green?
sawdust
TheTerrainTutor and did you make that yourself or buy it that's pretty cool.
J want to make a volcano in deorama please make video how to make volcano
Smell the terrain tutor! 🤣🤣 those auto generated subs
Mel. Need to hide the base of the trees with something?
NOT a criticism, a question.
a bit of filler would do it bud
Your intro is to long