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These are some simple yet effective things to make your own base using foam, cement and paint.
I. making the terrain:
-conceptualize your contour
-cut or shape your terrain
-cover it with cement
-while the cement is damp, puncture it using your fingers to make "dimples" on your terrain.
-sprinkle some cement on your terrain. this make's the rough texture. then spray a a little bit of water.
-let it dry
-coat it with primer or some flat coat.
II. Painting the terrain
to make it look natural, we'll use watercolor or just use acrylic paint and dillute it on water.
-just apply it on the terrain preferably at the topmost part of the terrain and let it run on the grooves.
-use yellow paint first, then red, then some orange, then a bit of black on the dimples.
-let it dry and topcoat it.
I. making the terrain:
-conceptualize your contour
-cut or shape your terrain
-cover it with cement
-while the cement is damp, puncture it using your fingers to make "dimples" on your terrain.
-sprinkle some cement on your terrain. this make's the rough texture. then spray a a little bit of water.
-let it dry
-coat it with primer or some flat coat.
II. Painting the terrain
to make it look natural, we'll use watercolor or just use acrylic paint and dillute it on water.
-just apply it on the terrain preferably at the topmost part of the terrain and let it run on the grooves.
-use yellow paint first, then red, then some orange, then a bit of black on the dimples.
-let it dry and topcoat it.
Zaku II type F
Gasha details:
-note that this was originally chrome colored rubber
-about an inch tall (excluding the base)
-hand-painted
-added terrain on the base
-don't mind the thumb :P
Simple terrain making steps:
-glue some foam on base
-spray it with some paint until it melts and turns into some rough texture for the base
-paint it with your desired color and texture
Terrain Details:
Zock
Gasha details:
-about an inch tall (excluding the base)
-hand-painted
-added terrain on the base
Simple terrain making steps (Aqua style)
-first your paint should be runny
-apply blue paint first
-while it's still wet apply a drop of white paint
-tilt the base as if you're controlling the ripples until you're satisfied with the look
-let it dry (well obviously lol)
