Let's Make - Lava Fissures (Volcanic Terrain Series)
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2022
- In this second episode of our Let's Make Volcanic terrain series, we're tackling creating lava fissures and cracks, and I'm sharing all the tips for getting that low level hazardous terrain feel. Hope you enjoy the video and it helps you folks!
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You without a doubt have the BEST tutorials for miniature building and landscaping on UA-cam or anywhere. You are a genius and a gem!!!! Always love your content, and look forward to more!!! Thank you for your talent, enthusiasm and generous and kind spirit!!!!
Mel is teaching us how to turn our dining room tables into molten hellscapes... excellent!
I knew my kids were terrain builders at heart!
Glad to see you back at it mel!
What's your go to method for making lava ground effects folks? I'm always looking to learn, so let me know below!
I tend to usually go out to the nearest active volcano and extract lava for my bases, but this seems much easier to do and faster, gonna give it a try.
I've gone for a red then orange then yellow base then added texture paint that cracks to reveal the lava underneath! Then a drybrush of black/grey for the soot
I wrote a longer separate comment, but in short: bottom hottest, so start with white, then yellow, then drybrush orange, then drybrush red. Top off with mix of black and metallic to give the lustrous look of newly solidified volcanic rock-glass on the very top where it is coolest.
Recently I painted some lava cracks on a terrain base. I painted the cracks white, then red, and followed with heavy washes of orange and yellow. In hindsight, I should have swapped my workflow to yellow, then orange, and red last. I was thinning the paint with only water and the adhesion would have helped the orange and red cling to the edges. A base coat of bright red orange with a dry-brushing of black over the top to represent bits of crust forming on the surface also looks great.
@@mikkohernborg5291 Cheers mate
Great to see some 'Lets make' tutorial again. How good to see you back in the studio, Mel. Hope you're keeping well.
I am mate, thank you!
This is incredible work!
Thankyou for sharing your techniques!!!!
These look good Mel, I just have one point of advice: Lava is hottest at the bottom and cooler at the surface, since it comes from below and is cooled by air and radiating heat. This means it is darker at the top and lighter deeper down. So start with the lightest (yellow), then drybrush the orange and red on top (or wet blend). To give it a finishing touch, I use a mix of black and metallic to very lightly drybrush over, which gives it the kind of lustrous sheen that newly solidified volcanic rock/glass has. It’s a minor change to the process, and still nowhere near a diorama painter’s skill, but it’s worth it. To go beyond you'd have to take into account light reflections and glow, and that’s where we are talking of potentially spending hours on each piece - which is overkill.
Gonna have to have a play with my techniques mate
@@TheTerrainTutor Awesome! I think one can do the dark-to-light scheme if using inks or washes, since the pooling will reverse the distribution of colours, so there are a number of ways to vary these techniques and processes and customise the results to one’s personal style. I will see if I can root out some of my lava-base minis and post pictures to the Facebook group of how I have handled them.
The world burns! Pavements and streets melt! Everybody is sweating like hell.... Mel: "Let's make some vulcano". That's the definition of a madman! A MAD MAN! ;) Cheers mate.
Funny that init, I should be ready to do snow terrain in a few months .....
You always come up with great stuff. Thanks for the fantastic video
Another great film mate
enjoying these new videos Mel, thank you.
May the UA-cam gods grant you high viewing. All praise the UA-cam gods
Praise The Migthy Algorithm
I'm liking this series. Learning something new and am looking forward to the volcano episode. Trouble is, it's got my mind working overtime on how I'd fit a volcano spewing lava, a lava River and fissures into a model railway! 🤔
Just say its at mt saint hellens
That's be a hell of a display!
Looking good
you are an amazing creator
Great tutorial again. I want to make a new board now.
Cracking on time never made more sense 😂🔥
LMAO!
Thank you so much instead of using this for a volcano diorama is used it for a Antarctica diorama and used blue water instead of lava and a snowy texture for snow thanks.
Thanks for a great video as usual!!
good vid on the channel thanks lee
Great looking fissures, Mel! Keep up the great work!
Absolutely "Mel-canic" series!
Mel, I’m so glad this is a family channel. My first impression was that you were making something erotic. LOL
You have done a great job on them 🤠🤠
YES!!!
I am NOT mature enough to watch this video..
Love the builds, need to make some myself for a diorama. Glad you are back, my friend.
A Fissure price play set?
Another video of good ideas. Where do you store it all? My brain cells struggle with each new fact. :)
It's all kinda ingrained in my brain now buddy
Crack on mate!
Excellent video once again Mel! Small note: there's some fizzing in the audio between 1:00 and 3:15 marks with the table cam and also some afterwards, also some deeper cracking sounds which are not audible when you talk but the fizzing is audible even when you talk.
That was backup audio from the desk cam mate, guessing that's what it was
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So I'm guessing the fancy end piece is going to be the main volcanic crater? If so I'm looking forward to it I've been meaning to build a volcano for a few years to act as a display/diorama for my godzilla figure to recreate the end scene from the 1984 film. (that concept is actually what started me on the terrain building overall first looking at diorama building then found out ttrpg terrain is more durable and easier to make)
Well spotted!
Love your video especially your studio one but the camera would be better on the right with you being left handed Tom hope your fine
I tried that mate, everytime I picked up a piece to work on it, you couldn't see what I was doing
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What kind of glue would you use to bond it to the 1mm plastic card? Pva? CA?
Either of those but a general contact adhesive would probably be better mate
Could you use epoxy dyed red for the fissure?
Sure mate
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5 mins in and my dirty mind had a hard time not seeing lady fissures 🤣