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@@TheGreatCharlie123 haha I do drink water unfortunately just my voice 😅 glad you enjoyed the video

@@CommanderLurpack 😁

Thanks mate I was perhaps a bit over ambitious haha was definitely a challenge to get it all done

Haha thanks mate couldn't resist the joke at the start 😂

Thank you mate I couldn't resist adding the dow line haha

Thanks mate 🙂

Hi mate i actually did a video on how to achieve this effect ua-cam.com/video/aGqVKT_1LTA/v-deo.htmlsi=bl0mwwOjiAzQ0cD9

Thats a cool idea i think UHU glue would be good to show the ooze effect?

Hi mate i can link the youtube video that i got the voice clips from ua-cam.com/video/nb6cSEI1FLk/v-deo.htmlsi=XBtdoqrrXtLJ9KKW

Haha thanks mate i did have quite a bit of fun with the editing on this one, glad someone appreciated it :)

Thankyou mate appreciate that hopefully posting some new stuff soon :)

Thanks mate appreciate that :)

Thanks mate 😊

Hey mate thanks a lot! Glad the video is still reaching people 😊

Let me know how the mud goes!

@@CommanderLurpack mud went really well, my stormblade looks mint

Yeah that sounds like an awful experience you were definitely lucky not to be seriously injured, I think for the hobby side you generally won't use anything too high voltage just a few LEDs wired up to a battery so is a lot safer to do!

@@CommanderLurpack yeah, it definitely wasn’t fun lol and it did make me a bit paranoid to plug anything into any outlet! I obviously still did it if I needed to!!! Honestly, I bet I could figure out a way to get into a few of the electrical classes at my job!?! I do have a few people in that department I talk to…… but it’s far harder to find someone willing to put in the extra time helping someone else out!?! I wish I could just afford to be able to just pay for classes or someone to teach me! But I’m broke lol I’m not trying to say any of this is on you and I’m definitely not trying to put this on you! I know how misunderstandings happen a lot on here! I’m just rambling lol either way you do great work! And I’ve already tried a few of the techniques I’ve learned from you! 1 I think I did something wrong…. but the other 2 came out great!!! So thanks!

Yeah I think the casualties really bring a battlefield that extra bit of realism! I do have a 3d printer there are some great casualty stl files for imperial guard by a company called the makers cult I'm currently printing loads of casualties for my solar auxilia army using their files

@@CommanderLurpack the company is called “the markers cult”? I’m only asking because I’ve heard of the reverse (I guess you could say lol), “cult makers” (which yeah, definitely does sound like a different thing internally lol And it took me awhile to figure out the right way to type it in the search for it NOT to think I meant “religious cults” lol)!?! It was also a few years ago also! Yeah, I have a insane amount of models and characters already drawn up and designed to be made into a 3D file for not just WH40k or WH (which I don’t think they could be “copyrighted”…. Only because, like how they took pieces from WW1 and WW2 they liked to make the Krieg…. I kinda did the same from them but then reverted a lot of the things back into more realistic and real world things) as a whole! But also SW Legion, SW Shatterpoint and MCP! But the issue right now is me trying to make them on any of the design platforms?!? I have 1 of the “easier to learn how to use” ones on my PC…….. but I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong on there and the amount of time I have to go on my computer is very slim!?! So that doesn’t help! But then I also have 2 on my iPad, which I can devote way more time to because I can literally take it anywhere (well, except for what I work on and help build for my full time job! But that’s because you can’t bring cameras past a certain point…. But that’s something else entirely lol)! But from what I’ve heard and have seen first hand, those are some of the hardest to learn on!?! But they are also the only ones I could find that can be used on a iPad!?! If I could send pictures here this reply definitely would have been way shorter lol because I could just show you instead of telling you! Sorry, I’m just rambling now! But, yes! Any time you add battle damage and/or wear and tear to a model, terrain or even a diorama it brings it to life way faster than a “perfect paint job”!!! And again, thank you!!!

@@CommanderLurpack wow!!! I just realized how long my last reply was! Sorry about that!!! I did talk about a lot……. But there was probably a way to say less but still get my point across?!?

Hey completely agree the foam does make awful noises! So you could use a hole saw to cut bases out of wood but honestly don't think it's worth the effort I usually buy plastic bases from a company called hobby heaven on Amazon you get quite a lot for your money!

@@CommanderLurpack awesome! Thank you, I’ve actually never heard of them before! I took a screenshot of your reply so I can look it up later after my ex picks up our daughter! Thanks again

I haven't used paper clips for it before but they would definitely do the job as well, anything for a bit of extra support!

@@CommanderLurpack yup, they can hold a bit more weight! But I have found a negative with them!?! If you don’t plan on painting them or if they are the ones already different colors then you can kinda skip over it…… but if you want to paint them then either you have some prep work beforehand (which isn’t too bad! Just straighten out all of them that you think you’re going to need. If they are straight then the next step is going to be way easier for you! Then use some mid to high grade sandpaper. Then when you think you got all the sections you think you will be using you can add primer or use a less grit sandpaper!?! If you paint, you can paint the whole prepped area or a little bit more than what you’re going to see! Because the sanded areas would do a great job at holding the glue because it will soak in every scratch mark you left!!! Especially if you’re using super glue for this) or you better be prepared to do a few back and forth coats of primer and clear coats (which you could still take the paint off, if you are trying to)!?! I know you probably already know all this, I mostly wrote this all out for maybe your followers that don’t know the better way to go about it and hopefully this helps them at all!?!

Yeah it is strange to not try and make everything perfect takes some getting used to for sure! But that's actually what I enjoy about making terrain is you can relax with it and not worry too much about making a mistake

@@CommanderLurpack same! But even though I’ve been drawing my whole life, I’ve only been in this hobby for a short amount of time! So my brain likes to keep pushing me back into default mode which (in the world of drawing) is “if everything isn’t perfect then it won’t look right”! Which sadly enough the progress I made in my drawing throughout the years is barely even half when compared to all the progress I’ve made in a few years time with my painting in this hobby! And it actually boosted my talent in drawing also because I now had a better grasp on detentions, angels and how a shadow would lay on top or just brush the body where there is some shadow, but mostly would be hit by light!

@@CommanderLurpack thank you for all of your replies!!!

Yeah man that would look very cool, I would go about it using a small piece of sponge dipping it in a bit of citadels blood for the blood god paint and then dragging the sponge along the road should give you a cool smear, I would do it smaller than wanted first and then can always add more layers of blood on top if not gorey enough

@@CommanderLurpack yeah…… that’s a good idea…. I would see it running out very fast though!?! But while I was reading what you wrote back I did think of how I could make the gore a bit more realistic!?! (I’m just guessing you have this over there as well, but) Do you know those ingestion syringes that’s mainly used for giving pets liquid medications or sometimes even babies and very young kids?!? I think if you have a bit of a bigger piece of sponge you could fill the injector with BFTBG paint and then attach it to the other end of the sponge. And just inject and drag!?! Mainly because (depending on the person’s injuries where they were laying which getting tired to the bike would be somewhat of a pool. And therefore when they started to get dragged there would be more being pulled. But either once the bike got up to a certain speed or a certain amount of time and distance away it would definitely run out…… but also, I don’t see the sponge lasting long the way I said it……. I don’t know!?! But thanks for the idea! I have a decent amount of sponges from drawing and painting box sets and packs! But never really thought of trying that!

So in England we have the broken line in the middle of our roads to sperate the lanes, however I did do the corners and junctions very wrong with how road markings work, some reason when painting them my brain was like yeah that's what it looks like when it most definitely is not 😂

@@CommanderLurpack lol don’t worry! I get it!! It’s one of those things we see in a daily basis! At some point it just blurs from our memories! I had to sit there a really think about it for a bit before I realized “wait, that doesn’t seem right” lol But also at first when I was looking at the notification I thought your first sentence was talking about “my bad English”!?! Which it is bad here! Lol I was very much in a rush right this! Mainly because I was having some downtime at work waiting for a forklift! And once I started writing this, that’s when the started honking lol Thanks for the reply and the roads came out great! If I forget to mention it in any other comment!!!

Hey mate so I used UHU glue to stick the road down it is quite a strong glue but due to the cork being quite a soft material it's easy to cut into it with a craft knife and carve it into the craters. The mod podge and paint helps to harden the cork afterwards. I haven't had any issues with the road separating from the wood and it's been about 2 years since I made them now so think the UHU is strong enough but you can always use a stronger adhesive if you wanted to!

@@CommanderLurpack sorry if my comment sounded like I was trying to be rude! Honestly, I didn’t notice it at first but before I started to read your reply I read my comment again and yeah….. it definitely sounded like I might have been trying to be a A hole!?! Sorry about that! So what I meant was I am in the process of making a very big diorama but it’s section by section and it’s to depict Cadia’s last stand. Well I was also using corkboard (very thin but almost a foot long! My job was tossing a lot of it! So of course I took most of it home to see if I could use it for anything! I am still mostly a noob to all of this) for a hill for a graveyard! It’s definitely flimsy……. but I don’t know if I would call it “soft”!?! Maybe it’s 2 different things…. I didn’t really get mine in a pack or a box with any labels…. But that is what the boss called it when he asked me if I wanted it!?! Anyways, I made the mistake of not cutting out the first hole before gluing it to the wood board….. and oh boy…… was that a mistake lmao It took me far longer for me to just cut that 1 grave out from 1 layer then most of just the terrain took on my first piece!?! And it still looked pretty bad on where it was attached to the wood! But somehow yours looks almost perfect!?! That was all I meant. It almost looked like you cut it out while the glue was still wet or maybe you glued it so perfectly that when you lay down the corkboard on top that spot didn’t touch any glue! Sorry for any misunderstanding!

@@CommanderLurpack like I said before, I’m still definitely a NOOB to this whole hobby and everything around it (I won’t go into too much detail unless you actually want to know)! But about 5 or 6 years ago I didn’t even know about any of this stuff nor did I know about the existence of WH or WH40k or SWL or even MCP and I heard of 3D printing….. but I thought it was some kind of science fiction thing that only really work in the movies!?! But during a very dark time I my life (it was 2020! But it wasn’t this whole covid thing! Unfortunately or fortunately, depending on how you look at it, I am considered essential personnel, so my life never really changed because of it) I was looking for something to keep my mind distracted and I was failing…… until I found SWL!!! That was what kept me going and this hobby has been pretty much been the only thing that kept me here!!! So I’ve just been learning what I needed to when I needed it! Sorry this and all my other replies have been long! But I do appreciate the replies!!!

@@AcoylteKraven82 hey no worries at all mate I didn't take it that way! Oh dear that does sound like a lot of hard work to get off, maybe the cork you have is a bit stronger than what I bought as the stuff I bought was quite soft until I hardened it with mod podge! A last stand at cadia diorama sounds awesome by the way!

@@CommanderLurpack ok, good! I just wanted to make sure! Because unfortunately a lot of the UA-camr I use to follow, at some point they took something I said or even multiple things I’ve said as a insult or a attack! But instead of just asking or leaving a reply, they just ignored it, moved it on the comment section so no one could see it with the newer comments or wait until many months later and then attack me in replies because at that point, if I question anything it’s automatically a attack!!! Which could have been cleared up at any point with a question or 2!!! At that point I know there is nothing I can say or do to get them to not think any comment after that was a attack! Not to mention, they would normally cross the line they think I crossed in the first place…… so the chances of my comments/questions would be more or less attacks anyways because I already know (not think and not a misunderstanding like theirs was) they are going to attack me regardless!!! So I just stop watching their stuff!!! But I like your videos also and now that I understand what the problem sometimes is, I try to stop it before it’s already out of control! Sorry this is long! I’ll make a shorter version because there are still a few things you said that I didn’t even mention!

Thankyou! I use dynamic tracking on davinci resolve I just use the free version, it is definitely not the best way of doing maps but I didn't want to have to learn how to use an animation program just for maps haha

Thanks mate! Yeah I think it would be great for bolt action I plan on doing hedgerows soon which are great for a Normandy setting just need to find the time to do it!

Hey sorry missed your comment! I don't see why not UHU sticks to most surfaces

Glad you liked the look of the video, as for the voice there's not much I can do about that mate just how I sound 😂

@@CommanderLurpack I don't mean this in any hateful way, I know you're not gonna change your way of conducting yourself because of a comment on the internet. I think maybe speaking with a bit more.. I don't know, determination would make it easier on the ears. I think you could do some voice acting with this exact style though

Appreciate that thanks mate, I think that my lack of self confidence is probably a lot of it but I think that I have gotten a little better with that although it's something I think I will always be working on

Thankyou mate! Hope you like the little series, we plan on doing another one in the future, currently doing a wild west one at the moment which has been a lot of fun 😊

Hey mate I think this technique would work well on a smaller scale too as I think the texture it creates from the layers of dry brushing would help simulate smaller detail and wear/damage on armour 😊 Always wanted to get into battletech have you played much?

@@CommanderLurpack Yes, I play for almost two years. Thank you.

@@CommanderLurpack Hello. I made some test paintings, and I may say, that I managed to get quite grimdark battlemech in 1/300 scale. I used most of painting technics (including streaking grime) from video above and it worked well. No only I can say that, but also other confirmed it.

Thanks mate! Yeah it's a shame more people weren't in pirate attire 😂

Thankyou mate 😊

Thankyou mate 😊

Skol!

I need a t shirt with that on 😂

Haha well the rest of this terrain series will be cheap and easy so hopefully you like the next few too 😊

Haha the stars have aligned!

Thank you mate 😊

Haha I know your pain Tyranids are just too appealing I have far too many that need painting in my pile of shame, one day they may see a painting marathon 😅

Thanks mate really appreciate that! That was the style of battle reports I watched when I was getting in to the hobby about 15 years ago where you just watched some mates play the game and I really wanted to do that more chill style as realised I was never gonna compete with all the high quality reports out there these days!

Thanks mate appreciate that 😊

Thanks mate! 🙂

Thankyou mate 😊

So somehow I had never heard of bill makes stuff, have now been binge watching his videos quality stuff so thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately I have not seen cat I would be sure to let him know 😅

Thanks mate! I always have a gander in the middle aisle of Lidl for scenery potential haha

That's very cool putting craters in must look really good! I was tempted to put some tank tracks across some sections when I was making them, then I remembered I was meant to make it fit in any setting and thought tank tracks might look odd in a lord of the rings game haha. I might revisit it and do some setting specific tiles in the future

Thankyou mate 😊

Thanks mate! Let me know how it goes 😊

Thanks mate! 😊

No worries glad you liked it! ☺️