woohoo, hello mandy, another nice, short and interesting video. Wonderful :) A few month ago I made a lot of different crates out of cardboard, XPS-foam and wood. Never used balsa wood. And I never printend something out for my dioramas. I will give it a try in the future. Thx a lot, now I know what nice material balsa wood is:) Today I am sending you a heart 💚because of this video. Have a nice evening and week :) Best wishes your Stubenmuckel ☺
You will love using balsa wood, if you have a closer look at the image in the start of the video or the footage at the end showing them all finished you will notice the balsa wood plumped up because of all the water in the acrylic wash, and when it plumps up the grain in the wood is really emphasised so it becomes super detailed with no work required, it gives a great finish of detail. It is tricky to use at first though as it's so fragile, but you get used to cutting it and its very worth the work. I hope you have a great time testing out the balsa wood and the print outs! Thank you for sending me a heart 😊, it's very thoughtful! I hope you have a great week too!
Thank you! For the printable labels, I just use the printer at my public library, I google the images i want, put them onto Microsoft word and then minimise them to the sizes I think are correct. If you have access to a good printer, then copy and paste is all you need. I hope this helps!
They are really nicely detailed
Thank You Obs 🙂
Another awesome addition to the build!!!❤😊❤
Thank you so much Cerise! 🙂
@@dinkydioramas8349 you are welcome 🤗
Looks awesome :) Will have to try this myself
You sure will Drax, and you'll be glad you did!
Amazing as always!
Thank you, Desirae!! ❤
Amazing. Not stalking...just binge watching. This stuff is gold Jerry. Cheers. Love your channel.
Wonderful. Little touches like this add so much to dioramas and gaming tables. These look great
Absolutely! It's the little things that make your pieces special and unique.
Yet again you make it look so simple! Amazing. Also your voice is so soothing when you're describing the how to do. Quite mesmerising. ❤
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your lovely comment! 😊
здравствуйте, а где взять маленькие наклейки?
You can google (vintage wooden crate labels) copy and paste them onto a word document, make them the size you would like and print them out. 🙂
Cool 👍
🙂 Thank you!
woohoo, hello mandy, another nice, short and interesting video. Wonderful :)
A few month ago I made a lot of different crates out of cardboard, XPS-foam and wood. Never used balsa wood. And I never printend something out for my dioramas. I will give it a try in the future. Thx a lot, now I know what nice material balsa wood is:)
Today I am sending you a heart 💚because of this video.
Have a nice evening and week :) Best wishes your Stubenmuckel ☺
You will love using balsa wood, if you have a closer look at the image in the start of the video or the footage at the end showing them all finished you will notice the balsa wood plumped up because of all the water in the acrylic wash, and when it plumps up the grain in the wood is really emphasised so it becomes super detailed with no work required, it gives a great finish of detail. It is tricky to use at first though as it's so fragile, but you get used to cutting it and its very worth the work. I hope you have a great time testing out the balsa wood and the print outs!
Thank you for sending me a heart 😊, it's very thoughtful! I hope you have a great week too!
Wonderful and very easy to understand. Could you provide a link for the printable labels?? Thanks
Thank you! For the printable labels, I just use the printer at my public library, I google the images i want, put them onto Microsoft word and then minimise them to the sizes I think are correct. If you have access to a good printer, then copy and paste is all you need. I hope this helps!
Wow that was quick THANK YOU
@@jacksnumber7125 Youre welcome! 😉
👍👍👍
Beautiful!
(The craft too!) ;-P
Thank you very much QiwiMan! ☺
This looks great! I used silica gel as fruits!
Using silica gel for the fruit is a terrific idea, it would have saved a lot of time instead of rolling up all the little clay balls. 😲👌
@dinkydioramas8349 thanks! I really enjoy your videos and looking forward to more!