Star Wars Legion: Endor Project - Sequoia Trees part I
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- The first official terrain building guide on Star Builds. Stay tuned for part 2 the Ewok village on the Endor project list. Many more to come!
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This is awesome
I wish you had more videos. I just used this method on a giant pringles can. My friends are calling it a wookie tree :(. I just wanted to see if I could do it. I love how all the small details come together to hide where the clay lumps together as well as all the linework. My prototype didn't use stumps and I'm kind of wishing I had as that further breaks up the clay lumps.
Love this tutorial! I've just started making and this is the best version of tree making I found! Awesome!
Another awesome build. So glad I found your channel. Exactly what I was looking for.
Excellent! Very creative.
Thank you very much! Sometimes you have to think outside the box to think of everything you can use for building your own terrain.
Awesome!
I thought that was your coffee! Then I realised that it was dirty water!
Fantastic result, but citadel paints are to expensive to use then for drive brush technique, also the nun oil, it looks aweson I have to say, but i would use cheaper paints
My major suggestion is that unless you're going for a permanent table mount, to attach it to a base before you prime and paint it.
I've done several smaller trees in a similar method using a toilet paper tube stuffed with TP and a few washers in the lower end...both ends closed with cereal box cardboard (that's where the washers got glued to), and I ended up needing to base them because they got knocked around far to easily
thank yoy for the comment. you are very correct. We we're thinking long and hard about a set or modular table and decided fornthe first because we made the videos and wanted it too look better. In the future of creating tables we will definately create everything modular.
If you want an easy option for basing them, look at hobby lobby or similar craft stores in their section of wooden cutouts. I'd used them for basing things like it...it also protects the roots from being broken off where they protrude from the main trunk a bit.
If you have access to them, there are a lot of rather useful plastic palm trees in the plastic zoo/jungle animal buckets and some dinosaur ones that you can take the fronds from as excellent, large ferns that you can put around the base (or base separately for some fun terrain pieces of their own) that fit in quite well for the redwood rainforest look
Very usefull to hear. Thanks for your tips. I sometimes cut out my own bases from leftover pieces of wood but this is very handy. Also we might do scariff and the palm Idea is one to think about!
The thing with the plastic ones I mentioned is that they aren't really that good at being palm trees, but the tops of them can easily be removed and used with just a wash and light drybrush as a perfect fern.
@@AzraelThanatos are the washers magnetic? If they are, not only would they add weight, but if you put magnets in the base piece then it would grab the tree even more securely
Awesome man, I'm just getting started in the minatures world and ordered SW legion, i play rebel my brother empire. Would love to have an endor environment because i'm going to paint my rebels in a forest theme. This will inspire us for our board. Are you dutch btw?
Leuke voorbeelden, zo lijkt het niet moeilijk!
wow!
Hello. Great Build. I am trying to replicate your build for my own diorama. I figured out all of the Citadel paint names you had lined up in your little row there except for the last one. I have played the clip over a 100 times, and all I can decipher is "Skayembydench" ?? Lol. I'm sorry but I can't figure out for the life of me what you are saying, please let me know which paint from Citadel that last one in your row is please.
Skavenblight Dinge
I've tried this twice now, but both times the clay cracked so badly. How do I keep the clay from cracking to pieces when it dries?
Don't put it in the sun, than it will dry and break
I know this is from a year ago, but did you find out how to fix that?
Do you have a store ? Can i just buy them from you? Haha.
I've included this tutorial in my miniature tree making resource database: alkony.enerla.net/english/the-nexus/miniatures-nexus/miniature-hobby/miniatures-miniature-terrain-scenery-making-trees-resources
looks cool but impractically tall for a gaming piece. Should have been half height.
Make it the height you need obviously
Very complicated method!
Do you need any advice? Its free to interpret any of the steps you like.