HOW TO: AK8020 + AK8022 || DESERT TERRAIN
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2017
- This new video series gives away all the secrets of the master modeler Rubén González, for use the AK Dioramas products series step by step with some tricks.
- In this video you all can see how to use AK8020 + AK8022 to build a desert terrain ➡️ bit.ly/2iTtC0u
awesome mini dio and great product
I would be nice if you could list all the paints and washes used. You don't show the label on your wash, even though it's your own product.
Can anyone tell what paints are bing used?
Looking Great!! Very good Dio!!
Beautiful job. 👍👍
un trabajo bien hecho amigo.
I liked the colour of the trail sand before you lightened it. It actually looked like real sand.
fantastic !!!!!
great video! what ak acrylic colors did you use? Thanks!
I've literally given this video half it's views because I keep forgetting how to follow the procedure properly :P
Can use pine bark too, free :)
Hey what was the enamel wash that you applied? I can't read the label in the video. Thanks!
Whats the awesome music in the background?
Where did you get those type of big rocks?
What ak acrylic colors did you use? Thanks
Love this, I’m doing a desert diorama at the minute, these products will be wonderful. What is the music -lease?
What products?
Wonderful work. I wish we had those texturing for sale in our country (
Where you from? 😕
estonia
The Internet is your friend shop online :) I cant get any of AK products and I live in the USA. Need to get them online
Which Terrains set would you recommend for a dry dirt ground. For like a Normandy base.?
Maybe the "Terrains Dry Ground Texture Acrylic 250ml Bottle AK Interactive" They also have " Beach Sand"
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I came for the high quality tutorial... stayed for the exquisite music.
What is the name of the material on which the diorama is built? The material Base?
Insulation foam :)
12:48 - was that just water in the small tray before adding the matt black?
No, it was nothing. The Varnish has been added after matt black.
the Mix is only matt black and varnish.
Hello, rocks are cork bark?Where can buy?
Yes mate. Rocks are cork bark for "gardening purpose" that you can find it in some garden store
I think you can search for "cork bark mulch" here in America. The hard part will be finding a small bag, since you don't need 10 pounds of the stuff!
What foam should you use like name
I'm interested too! What kind of foam is that? Where can I buy it?
This foam you can find it, in a Garden store or DIY store, like a "foam insulation"
At Home Depot, they carry the pink variety under the brand name "Foamular." It is one inch thick, and 2 feet square, at $5.98. You can have it delivered to you, if you live too far away from a Home Depot.
stan awesome thanks. Do they make thicker than an inch?
Its called "kingspan" it is covered in a silver outer made of tin foil or silver cardboard, just peel it off, the boards are large, 5ft x2+1/2 foot or so ..
All amazing but where on earth do you find the cork pieces? I have looked on google and ebay and amazon! Maybe you should sell it as a new product in the "AK terrain" range? (Dont forget to send me my free AK terrain products as my fee for thinking up the idea!)
Well this clip comfirmed ak messed up my sandy desert had desert sand in the pot
Congratulations for not allowing us to know the names of the chosen colours. I know how to make a diorama, I just wanted to know which colours you used and in what combination to get the unique colour display this particularly diorama had.
Hello, thanks for your comment. It was a video explaining the use of terrain products, which if we add the references. We are sorry you are referring on a video from 7 years ago. Sorry we didn't put the colour reference at that time.
You can see that we do in the actual videos.
Some people can be upset by gunshot sound effects. In my case, they were just so loud they hurt my ears.
We are sorry for the inconvenience, this is a 7 year old video, we take into account this kind of changes in our most recent videos.
wtf
great video! what ak acrylic colors did you use? Thanks!