Make and Paint Realistic Medieval Stones From Styrofoam

How to make miniature stones from XPS Foam. Stone walls and tiles for wargaming terrain, d&d scenery, warhammer 40k, tabletop gaming, scale models, dioramas, model railroads, and dollhouses. Insulation foam, XPS Foam, and Styrodur are excellent materials for creating miniature stones, bricks, walls, roads, and props!
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I used golden acrylic paints and vallejo acrylic paints in this video!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Carving XPS Foam
1:08 Painting Miniature Stones with Acrylic Paint
1:39 Adding Spackle to Fill Gaps
1:55 Weathering with Acrylic Washes
3:09 Final Result!
3:26 Patreon
3:47 Bloopers
Music:
Song: Shine On
Music by: CreatorMix.com
Song: Full Throttle
Music by: CreatorMix.com

[@williamcox6043]

Love the coloring - so simple! Thank you for this tutorial! 🙂

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you so much!!

[@habiblabb2659]

WOW; NICE IDEA
THANK YOU👋👋👋

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@FlokisModels]

Another great tutorial!

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!!

[@vivianphillips768]

But honestly AMAZING tutorial again!!!

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you so much!!!

[@vivianphillips768]

Danggg I wonder how long it will take for me to veneer my bedroom wall with mini stones

[@smolworldworkshop]

Haha probably too long but it would be worth it!

[@lesthiele4921]

That was a excellent tutorial sir, I have seem other 'lessons' like this on YT, but your was anothe take on the subject, thanks for sharing, bext regards from Australia 👍👍👍👍

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@ericverpeten8503]

👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@jennfierkrueger8302]

How would I do yellow limestone?

[@smolworldworkshop]

Hi there, I’d stick to using a light tan basecoat, maybe a color like buff. Then, I’d mix that color with white and drybrush the raised texture

[@Irish_Vader]

After each step of wash, like the yellows and such do you wipe the excess off then add a different color or each shade let dry?

[@smolworldworkshop]

I don’t wipe off any excess typically because I make sure the colors are very diluted so the effect dries a lot less vibrant than when it is wet.
When I did the overall wash of buff and yellow ochre over all the stones, I let that dry before painting the individual stones. I hope this helps!!

[@giorgiodipalma9922]

Too much yellowish

[@garycamp3389]

You really flipped the script on this one!! Pretty cool. Gary from C t. U.A.

[@smolworldworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@randyftz]

I’ve never seen yellow mortar joints in medieval stone walls. What was your inspiration to do this?

[@smolworldworkshop]

@@randyftz I found my reference online from a medieval building in Dinan, France