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For the white veins you could try skid stop latex of the same color that comes in bottles and can be applied with a small nozzle. Another possibility is using a 3D pen.

This is a really good idea and your painted results are outstanding. You could even take it to the next level by using some 3D Fabric Paint such as Scribbles to create veins on the sides and bottom of the egg. These paints are awesome, water soluble and flexible.

Turned out really cool. Nice job!

Try using puff paint on the inside white "Veins" of the egg. Puff paint is a paint in a squeeze bottle that is a thicker, rubbery that would make the veins raised up a bit, giving it a 3d effect. I'll try making some of these myself.

You might've tried using hot glue for the veins inside....

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Super!

Thank you, this was really informative. Just a question from a total novice - Say I want to connect 4 or more 3V led's in a series but my only power source is a 12V - 5A connector - can I put a resistor on each 3v led - will this work or will my project go "BOOM"?

With that led strip, how do I attach the wire permanent? Can I solder it? I want to use a power outlet Insteadof batteries. What would be your recommendation? Thanks for the great and clear instructions

Nice info. Music is a distraction. Adds nothing, fyi. Thanks.

New here, do you collect 1/6 scale figures? Jazz inc has the Batmobile which looks amazing

man why does this not have more views? genuinely amazing work

Awesome

What kind of foam do you use? Looks great and sorry my question is off topic.

That’s awesome! I love it!

You did a great job. What's the name of the pink foam you used?

very cool! I really like the light behind the log idea <3

How did you texture the foam shown in 1:24?

6:57 when the LEDs are new the long one is always +

Where’d you get aquarium floor pieces? Thanks! Great diorama!

Never second guess yourself always go with your first decision never now what might come out great but that’s the joy of it great work 👍🏽

We need more !!! This is adictive, lol. Do you have in mind to make another diorama with a Neca figure, kind of Conan , Jason, etc.....? Thanks and cheers from Barcelona!!!

I'm starting to build myself and really want to do something like this. My first diorama was a witch room so this video has give me so many ideas thanks

Now, that’s creative

Please do more dioramas for Neca horror figures. This is awesome!

You forgot dracula and invisible man...

I just found your channel and I'm so glad that I did. I love how you made the tiled floor by cutting directly into the styrofoam. I bought some styrofoam to try doing this, but I'm a bit nervous about it because I've never used styrofoam before. My method for making miniature tiles is soooo time consuming compared to yours, so I definitely have to start using the styrofoam blocks that I got. When I make my tiny tiles I paint a sheet of 250gsm cardstock all over with white acrylic paint, let it dry, and then I apply a mixture of scumble medium, acrylic paint and water to the paper with a sponge, dabbing the mixture randomly, and then I make the veins in the marble by using a selection of very fine brushes and a couple of feathers, which I dip into the paint and lightly drag across the cardstock. It works well but it takes a very long time to do. If I want the tiles to look like old porcelain I use a great product by Pentart, called 2 Part Fine Line Crackle Varnish. This stuff really is amazing. It makes any surface look like old porcelain with really fine hairline cracks going through it, so it's perfect for making old miniature plates and so on. It's solvent based so I started out only using solvent based antiquing wax by Pentart to highlight the cracks, but then I heard that you can use eye shadow powder, so I got out an old eye shadow palette of mine in dark greys and browns, and tried it out on some scrap wood, and it works really well.😄 I've subscribed to your wonderful channel. You explain everything very well. Cheers, from Amanda in Melbourne, Australia

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I've hated most of the recent DCEU films save Man of Steel (I did like the Snyder-cut too and WW) but I really liked The Flash! I didnt see Batman 89 in cinema but was old enough to watch it on video when it came out in late 1989, and I agree I love all the nostalgia from The Flash towards Batman 1989

This looks pretty good but I feel life the leaves are a little bit out of place.

I'm looking to get into this hobby. What are some basic tools, glues, paints, equipment etc. That are generally used? As well as types of foam for bases. I don't own a 3D printer. So anything with that's out. Thank you.

Amazing

Wow that looks amazing man. ❤

Really nice job !! Love the grunge, thanks so much

At last, a straightforward explanation which didn’t make me feel like an idiot. Thank you! 😁

Like it! I do dioramas also and learn a lot from other builders.

Great vid, great build. I'm contemplating doing my first Aliens build and this has inspired me. Where did you get those metallic paints from?

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Have you tried uv resin? maybe you can use it for the veins inside the eggs, really thin and it may pop up the paint under or even mix it with paint before and extend those thin veins giving it texture and glossy look, then use the uv flashlight to dry it.

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Excellent work! Great ideas throughout. It came out looking exceptional. Thanks for sharing!!!

Brilliant!! Thank you for sharing!

Really looking good!!! Can’t believe those are made of egg cartons!!!! Cool idea 😊😊😊

Amazing!

Amazing work!!!!!!

cool work, u should order up a jason model and paint that too.

This is pretty diorama and I'm glad you explained this process in layman's terms! Conan has always been my favorite comic book hero despite that he is after all a mere mortal. Great job for first go at it and looks like this might have been your tenth or fifteenth!!! Thanks for a super cool tutorial bro!!! Sorry for this late message, by Crom's bones!!!

Esta super bien lo intentaré mañana ya tengo la figura uno diorama para Fredy no tienes amigo

Nice! Thank you for uploading. Looks awesome. Almost nothing comes close to the feeling you get when you complete something like this with your own effort and ideas.