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You are shit. You took one pic of someone else's work to start and end video with and gunked some bunched up coco fibers in random flock. Looks nothing like pictures you stole. Go away

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I follow you, you are doing a good job.

..... Where's 'Part 2'??

That music, I recognize it from some foreign language police drama. Sweden? Belgium? Bulgaria?

noice

Profound!

Great!! What do you use between the bricks? Looking forward to part 2!

What do you use to hold your fuel barrels?

2:56 can I mix the glue with paint and the dirt?

Amazing!!!Thx so much!!!

Thanks! Great tutorial!

Looking forward to the next video.

Nature has everything you need for your dioramas. You just need to go out and pick it up.

Cool

I unfortunately don't own nor have access to any coffee grinder..So what could I use as an easy and free substitute?

Did you use any pigment fixer. Thanks.

Thanks a lot for the video 🔝🙏🏼

Brilliant, Thanks for Sharing.

No wonder they look like real bricks, they ARE real bricks (albeit small ones) :)

They're amazing! I can't wait for part 2. Thanks for sharing

How effective! Thank you so much for sharing!❤🥰

I liked your video but what is vinegar/steel wall mix?

That’s the shit right there. Thank you!!!!

Old video, but do you remember did you varnish at the end? Does this work with the pigments?

These tips are great! Thanks, man!

How to make realistic dirt: Step 1 - get some real dirt 😆 Very helpful tutorial though. Will definitely be using this for a few of my models 👍

Great tutorial! Thank you so much for the help.

There was a road construction site near my place. I went out and got a couple of paint cans full from the fill pile, and ran it through a sieve set bought on Amazon. I've got 4 different sizes from dust up to full gravel "rocks". Ask the guys nicely and your needs will be taken care of for years in one go.

Excellent! Love the music, too! 😃

I plan on doing an abandoned car diorama so this will help with the barn wall. Thanks.

Going to keep an eye on this channel .. love this

Good to have you back :)

I use craft paints. Distress the balsa wood. Paint it with DecoArt Americana barn wood then apply very diluted washes, progressively darker (medium grey, dark grey, black), until I achieve the old look I want. No reason to have your hobby area smelling like rust and vinegar.

Wonderful! I never considered using flower foam! Great idea! Slight correction about randomly damaging bricks - Brick structures don't degrade randomly. They typically form diagonal cracks along the grout, from which bricks will fall away, and most of the damage happens at the bottom load bearing bricks, that's if hyper realism is the goal.

Have you tried using cardboard for the pallets instead of balsa wood

Superb

My god... wtf just happened. I'm so god' damned entertained right now.... over how to create fake mud. This is like Lord of the Rings of mud making videos.

Very nice, must try this

does this work for wet mud? e.g ww1 battlefields, when this dries (assuming I don't add the extra stuff and only use the paste) will it look like dirt or like mud? thank you.

for the dirt to PVA glue ratio i suggest 152:228 rather than 40:60

When I do like this, lots of cracks appears when dries.. can someone tell me how to avoid cracks..?

Good day , i use the same way for a long time in my dioaramas but in A4 dimensions , but when it dries i have a lot of crαks (sometimes i want it ) can you imagine where is the problem ? thanks a lot ! keep modelling !!!!

Would love to see how you make the mix to be able to use this method. Thanks.

Is there a part 2? :) Love this vid thanks

That music - from "Suburra"?

Very nice ! Just a question . 60% glue or 60% dirt?

That looks just like what I just made in the toilet lol 😆