How to make desert rocks from foam

In this super easy tutorial I will show you how you can make some realistic looking rocks. Great for your next diorama or table top project.
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[@cerisekappes580]

Looks easy but very effective
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[@seboomchanel]

Amazing work :)

[@Eseldasar]

Great job man! So could you tell - do you use for terrain some kind of primer or foam hardener like Mod Podge? I saw you use plaster in this case, but what about tiles, where hardness of xps coverage is very important?

[@howtomakeasupernova]

I only use some hardner when I use my builds as terrain in games. With D&D I don't do anything special bacause there is very little movement on the table. When you play something like Warhammer with a lot of mini's on the table and al lot of movement, Mod Podge will do the trick :D

[@Eseldasar]

@@howtomakeasupernova thanks for your answer!
Could you tell, do you have any idea what can be used to substitute Mod Podge in hardening purpose?) cause Mod Podge in my country is quite expensive stuff)

[@howtomakeasupernova]

@@Eseldasar You can use PVA or wood glue. Both of them dry clear when you layer is not too thick :)

[@steampunk8036]

Very cool project, brother. I’ve used the same technique, but never have added the watered down spackle mixture. I’m gonna have to try that one very soon. Thank you for the inspiration. - Rick, USMC

[@howtomakeasupernova]

Keep me posted!