Great tutorial sir... So glad to see these instructional videos, where people use 'every-day' materials instead of the expensive after-market products that are out there... Thank you...
Your work is amazing !!! Almost all model/diorama makers use toilet paper now. Really economical and easy for those who can't afford resin or don't know how to work with resin. The materials you used are so readily available. It just requires imagination and an artistic mind like yours to put them all together.
Very nice video. I've avoided water effects, because I was afraid they would look fake. I like your technique a lot. I've subbed your channel and will try catching up on your videos. Regards, Solomon
Hello It is a superb demonstration of know-how and talent. A big thank you for what you offer us and the prospects you give to an average modeler. Marc
You did a superb job with your diorama and your video presentation. Your sea colors and dry brushing while expertly done here, look approachable and not beyond my capabilities. I like that you took risks with the cotton as sea foam. It's obvious that you studied many actual photos in detail to have a vision for the sea. It is nearly impossible to produce realistic seas in a diorama and yours is the best "action" sea scene I've come across. Thanks for a great video and now I'm inspired to give a small sea diorama a try!
Thanks very much for taking the time to comment. It was a first attempt at using the cotton wool, think I've refined the method a bit better now! Yes, deffo, give it a go, would like to see the results! Don't know if you can post pics on comments here?
I'll attempt a video of the build and post it. I'll let you know here when it's done. I know I'll be watching this over and over so know my way back! Cheers!
Thanks for the video. Excellent work. I'm just getting into modeling, and I figured I'd try doing a little sliver of Omaha beach as my first big project. I've never done water before, so this guide is perfect for modeling the waves coming onto the beach!
Very nice ! I was wondering did she just surface ! ? Cause my thinking there may be just a little much water coming from the bridge conning tower ! ? But all in all wonderful ! What type of sub is she ? Gotta know ! ? Lol. Nice !
Love it thanks to share it, wonderful aspects of sea that is difficult to create from a real sailor for stupid people "la critique est facile l'art est difficile"
Have you ever encased a submerged submarine in resin, I attempted to begin a project I have 350:1 scale Alula II model I’m about to begin but I was thinking of encasing it in water resin to give the effect of Periscope depth. Have you ever used it before any advice greatly appreciated. Love the effect looks amazing.
Very very good effects. I was wondering about the loo roll. Is it to smooth out the surface ? Also would I get away with a matte lacquer instead of gloss ? As the model looks a little too shiny.
Yes, toilet roll is best to use as while it is wet you can push it around with a stiff brush to 'sculpt' the waves. And, like you say, it smooths it out as well. I did the sub with gloss coat because it is surfacing so would be wet all over! I've since done another one where it is diving, so left that matt finish on the sub.
Looks amazing. I'm going to try this technique for a build I'm currently doing. One question I have is after you sculpted the polyfiller, what did you do to fill the gaps under the boat towards the front? Looks like there is a gap around the boat when you started painting, but it seemed filled in later on.
Hi Michael, I filled it with clear silicon sealant, then just highlighted with white paint. Best to use oil paint on the silicon as acrylics tend to bead! Never thought to include that on the video!
Might have been converted to HD, but this was shot in 360. The pixels hit me like stones. Household matte emulsion? What the hell is that? Matte Medium with blue and black in it? Acrylic? Tempra? What are you calling matte emulsion?
@Bill OMG...the stupidest comment in the world .... maybe he is not able to do it, but this does not prevent him from having taste to be able to judge what is or is not good... Beyond this This diorama is great, but objectively that cotton has ruined everything. Water is one of the hardest things to do without using resins
Great tutorial sir... So glad to see these instructional videos, where people use 'every-day' materials instead of the expensive after-market products that are out there... Thank you...
Your work is amazing !!! Almost all model/diorama makers use toilet paper now. Really economical and easy for those who can't afford resin or don't know how to work with resin. The materials you used are so readily available. It just requires imagination and an artistic mind like yours to put them all together.
Looks cool. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
That's a work of art, for sure! Greetings from Brazil!
Remarkable result, especially at the stern, where the water is churned into eddies very convincingly.
Inspirational, very clever use of simple materials, combined with elegant technique. 👏 love it
Very nice video. I've avoided water effects, because I was afraid they would look fake. I like your technique a lot. I've subbed your channel and will try catching up on your videos. Regards, Solomon
Thanks for the video. I appreciate that you really showed how the work was done. I am going to give the technique a go on some waterfalls.
Thanks, never even thought about toilet paper an glue for smoothing the surface!
Great finish effect.
Hello
It is a superb demonstration of know-how and talent.
A big thank you for what you offer us and the prospects you give to an average modeler.
Marc
That's very kind, thanks! Did it make any sense?!
I beg your pardon, but with the google translator, I do not understand your question.
sorry for my bad English...
Does not matter!
You did a superb job with your diorama and your video presentation. Your sea colors and dry brushing while expertly done here, look approachable and not beyond my capabilities. I like that you took risks with the cotton as sea foam. It's obvious that you studied many actual photos in detail to have a vision for the sea. It is nearly impossible to produce realistic seas in a diorama and yours is the best "action" sea scene I've come across. Thanks for a great video and now I'm inspired to give a small sea diorama a try!
Thanks very much for taking the time to comment. It was a first attempt at using the cotton wool, think I've refined the method a bit better now! Yes, deffo, give it a go, would like to see the results! Don't know if you can post pics on comments here?
I'll attempt a video of the build and post it. I'll let you know here when it's done. I know I'll be watching this over and over so know my way back! Cheers!
Very nicely done ,thank you for the great tutorial.
molto bravo,complimenti,molto realistico.
Thanks for the video. Excellent work. I'm just getting into modeling, and I figured I'd try doing a little sliver of Omaha beach as my first big project. I've never done water before, so this guide is perfect for modeling the waves coming onto the beach!
Sounds great mate. Must see some pics when it's completed! If you get stuck on anything, let me know and I'll try and help if I can.
Jackson Lowry do it with the tide out
Здорово1 Классное музыкальное сопровождение и кот!!!!
Stunning work. Top class, who are these 28 who dislike !
WOW - fantastic, excellent. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice Robin. I have three cats and it’s very difficult to modelling with those on the table. The cats hair stick to my job 👿. But i love them
Wow! Very realistic
So patient, great job. Like the music too!
That cotton ended up being a lot more believable than I originally thought it would be.
Very nice!!!
Nice
Very nice exellent work wonderful thank you
fantastic
very interesting
very good work, I learned a lot with your video, I will follow you to see your next videos. Regards my friend
All art work deserves a critique. Wonderful job but less is better.
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
first time i have seen anything like this and well what can i say other than AMAZING
Awesome effect
Great work, looks real to me.
Hello, exzellent great work, super 👌 Cheers Peter 😉
5:25 Hardcore alcoholic that cat - ignores the red wine, goes straight for the thinners and staggers off over the modelling table...!
Very nice ! I was wondering did she just surface ! ? Cause my thinking there may be just a little much water coming from the bridge conning tower ! ? But all in all wonderful ! What type of sub is she ? Gotta know ! ? Lol. Nice !
Awesome
Nice job.- Congratulation !!
Wow. Great work 👏🏻
Stunning!
Great work
Супер, эффект как на 3D фотографии.
Love it thanks to share it, wonderful aspects of sea that is difficult to create from a real sailor
for stupid people "la critique est facile l'art est difficile"
Awesome job
Have you ever encased a submerged submarine in resin, I attempted to begin a project I have 350:1 scale Alula II model I’m about to begin but I was thinking of encasing it in water resin to give the effect of Periscope depth.
Have you ever used it before any advice greatly appreciated.
Love the effect looks amazing.
Awesome!!!
awesome!!!
so cool
Incrível , perfeito, muito bonito este diorama.
Very very good effects. I was wondering about the loo roll. Is it to smooth out the surface ? Also would I get away with a matte lacquer instead of gloss ? As the model looks a little too shiny.
Yes, toilet roll is best to use as while it is wet you can push it around with a stiff brush to 'sculpt' the waves. And, like you say, it smooths it out as well. I did the sub with gloss coat because it is surfacing so would be wet all over! I've since done another one where it is diving, so left that matt finish on the sub.
very very nicely done ! lovit ! exellent work mate ! jy ;-))
le résultat est bluffant !!
You are best
waves are beautiful
trés beau travail avec des moyens simples
Simply AMAZING.. GREAT WORK, VERY inspirational! THANK YOU!!
wauw... what an incredible result!
33/5000
Wtf... amazing 0_o
Looks amazing. I'm going to try this technique for a build I'm currently doing. One question I have is after you sculpted the polyfiller, what did you do to fill the gaps under the boat towards the front? Looks like there is a gap around the boat when you started painting, but it seemed filled in later on.
Hi Michael, I filled it with clear silicon sealant, then just highlighted with white paint. Best to use oil paint on the silicon as acrylics tend to bead! Never thought to include that on the video!
Thanks for the info. I hope you upload some more videos. Very interesting to watch.
great
the best thank you sir
Gran trabajo 👏👏👏👏👏👏
capo lavoro!
😄😄😘😘😍
Wow.
magnifique !
just wow
Might have been converted to HD, but this was shot in 360. The pixels hit me like stones. Household matte emulsion? What the hell is that? Matte Medium with blue and black in it? Acrylic? Tempra? What are you calling matte emulsion?
Hey what song is playing couldn’t find it in the description. Please and thankyou.
Kai Engel Blizzard (PonI)
its look real
What a plonker! My hand obscures some of the techniques as I'm doing them. But, there again, don't want to give away ALL the trade secrets, do I?!
Super Bad
Sorry dude but your submarine look like santa claus with these cottons
Mustafa Karakus: Lets see a video of how you do yours?
@Bill OMG...the stupidest comment in the world .... maybe he is not able to do it, but this does not prevent him from having taste to be able to judge what is or is not good...
Beyond this
This diorama is great, but objectively that cotton has ruined everything.
Water is one of the hardest things to do without using resins
sennkinide gorelim?
you need to open your eyes and look at the perspective of what he has done , but i guess some people are blind to this
pauvre tache
well what can I say o yes it looks shit its like the tree grandkids do fail
Very good!!!