Tutorial: Wooden Beams Diorama Accessories
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2016
- Welcome back Dio builders to another prop tutorial! Looking to add more to your dio/diorama or your figures didn't come with enough accessories? Learn how to make a custom wooden beams with realistic wood grain with my tutorial.
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This tutorial was amazing and just what I needed!!😄
this is great, I also use balsa wood strips, they mark and carve quite easily
What a great way to save small trees! LOL!
phenomenal dude.
GREAT TUTORIAL! Thanks!
no problem and thanks for watching!
very cool. thanks, great tutorial!
thanks for watching and the support!
Thank you for sharing.
Ish, from Kansas.
Keep up the great work brotha!
thanks brotha i appreciate it!
great video. Very helpful
Thank and glad to help a fellow crafter.
Great vid bro
thanks man!
Great!!! from japan.
Thank you!
wayyy to cool buddy
Thanks buddy and I'm back making videos again I just had to take little brakes from time to time to handle family stuff.
Great tip man ..I needed this
Thanks man and I enjoy your channel as well 🖒🏼
TheTactical Nerdist omg thank you so much
Getting metal brush tomorrow. Keep me up bro
thanks bro and i will keep the coming and that metal brush is worth it
Thanks for the video as it gives me an alternative in making wood beams. I'm getting into 1/35th scale zombie/apocalypse dioramas and of course, the sheet you're using is too thick for my scale. Got a couple of sheets of 1/16th thick foam board that I'll try using the wire brush technique. How does the insulation board react to paint? Do you pre-coat it with anything so the paint will stick better or just paint it on? If you just painted it as is, how many coats did you have to apply? Just wondered if it really sucked up the paint, requiring multiple coats.
No problem always glad to help. They do sell this insulation foam in thiner sheets at some hardware stores too. The insulation board takes paint very well and I don't pre-coat it with anything I just useally use a black wash before I paint my projects other then that I paint right on it. With the paints I'm using it usually only takes one coat unless its a light color like whites and yellows but, you might be okay if your using better paints with more pigment in them. It doesn't suck up the paint to much but, if you add a lot of texture you might need two coat. I do notice the white project foam board does suck up paint more then the insulation board though. I hope that helps man and if you have a Facebook, Instagram, or twitter where you post your projects fell free to let me know I would be glad to view some of your work!
very nice guide..i was wondering do you happen to know how to make container?
what kind of container my friend?
them big shipping containers
is that acrylic paint?? and what kind of foam are you using?
xps foam
How would you make a beat up air conditioner unit.
this would make a cool tutorial video
what name of material u use ?
What kind of foam are you using?
It's called xps foam most big chain hardware stores have it in the insulation section. You can find it on Amazon as well and it can sometimes come in pink, green, yellow, blue and different thickness.
One other question what kind of paints do you use brand and color?
just go to a lumber yard and get a WOOD 1x1 strip, lol.