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OJ's Models
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2021
Tutorials, hints, tips and inspiration for all model builders.
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Creating a Rocky Outcrop Diorama #tutorial #wargames #terrain #scalemodel
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Creating a Rocky Outcrop Diorama #tutorial #wargames #terrain #scalemodel
Carving realistic rock from XPS foam #tutorial #diorama #wargaming #terrain
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How to carve realistic rocks. Amy questions please ask in comments Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Part 2 (Painting and weather) ironstone #diorama #modelmaking #belenes #wargaming #tutorial
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Any questions please ask in comments Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Making Iron Stone with XPS Foam #stonework #tutorial #xpsfoam #diorama
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Making Iron Stone with XPS Foam #stonework #tutorial #xpsfoam #diorama
Painting Stonework Part 2 #miniature #tutorial #belenes #modelmaking #wargaming #diorama #crafts
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Part 2 is here. It’s all in the details. Any questions, please ask. Do please click like and subscribe if you haven’t already. It helps a lot and I love hearing from you. Let me know what you thought to my technique below in the comments, and thanks for watching. Ollie Ojsmodels Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Painting Stonework Part 1 #modelmaking #tutorial #miniature #belenes #wargaming #terrain #xpsfoam
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Base coat in raw umber. Dry brush in warm grey(s) and white. Please like and subscribe so the channel can grow! Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Stonework Part 2 #modelmaking #tutorial #miniature #xpsfoam #belenes
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This is a quick insight into my technique for xps stonework. Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Foam Stone Work Tutorial #modelmaking #tutorial #miniature #belenes #wargaming #xpsfoam #crafts
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Stonework made with xps foam. Stones, textured and shaped,are placed one by one onto double sided tape. Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic
Getting the most out of OJ'S Models tile mould.
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A simple tutorial on how to cut tiles to realistic shape.
Model Hacienda made from XPS foam #miniature #diorama #scalemodel
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A rather hastily filmed glimpse of another of my models. This piece was a commission in 1/30 scale depiction the hacienda from the battle of camaron ojsmodels tiles made with my tile mould (tutorial on my channel)
HOW TO MAKE MEDITERRANEAN BARREL TILES 1/35 SCALE #spanishtiles #1/35scale #miniature #tutorial
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This is how I make my tiles utilising my simple to use OJ's Models tile mould. The tiles are 1/35 suitable, but can suit 1/30 scale just as well! Mould £11.99 Contact me with any queries or to purchase mould at ojsmodels
Portuguese Dwelling Model 1/30 by OJModels
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Portuguese Dwelling Model 1/30 by OJModels
Make Model Boulders For Scenic Terrain Dioramas, War Gaming, Train Layouts
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Make Model Boulders For Scenic Terrain Dioramas, War Gaming, Train Layouts
:0 i was Nevers thinked to use this. Thanks a lot ;) You are Amazing
Where can you get the mould?
You can message me through facebook. Search Oj'sModels and DM me there. Thanks.
It's much easier to use PVC pipes, paint them terra cotta color, then cut the longways AND THEN CUT THEM TJE LENGTH OF A REGULAR SPANISH TILE. TGEN APPLY TO ROOF. I SAW A ROOF DONE like this but don't know how they were applied to the roof. Sorry! But can't be too hard.
Hello, I’m new to diorama building. I’ve been back in modelling for a few years so have been collecting a tonne of what my wife calls rubbish 🤣🤣🤣 I’ve been watching a lot of TH-cam and gotten a fairly good idea what I want to do. It’ll mostly be 1/35th WWII German armour I do with a few 1/32nd aircraft. The diorama’s will be mostly bombed out buildings r old Russian present dwelling’s. I’ve been getting a few silicone moulds but found they are quite expensive… I live on invalidity pension so my money isn’t a lot. Anyway I got a silicon mould kit off of eBay last week and want to make my own moulds for bricks, cobbles and stone blocks for walls etc. i also wanted to do a few slate roof tiles and the normal roof tiles but have no idea how to make them. Do I need a release agent that I put on the parts to be moulded ie when I make my own mould ??? And then when I’m casting said bricks etc do I need to put any release agent in the mould before adding the plaster ??? What do you recommend please 🙏🙏🙏 as I said I’m new to this side of the hobby but I’d like to build a few decent buildings that I can then place my tanks on and weather them all accordingly 🤓🤓🤓 any help or advice you can give me I’d be extremely grateful for 🙏😊👍 I’d also just like to say your how to videos are great. Simple, cheap none branded paints and easy to follow instructions. Some I’ve watched are, for me, way over the top and blind me with science and BIG words I don’t understand. You’d are to the point, no messing about and quite refreshing if I may say so 😊😊😊 I hope to see more of your work soon as you really do have a wonderful gift and a great eye for details. Like your roof tile jig and how to maximise the real look, I found that very interesting. Yes it’s a tedious job but I myself find those kind of jobs calming like building individual track links or sanding all the wheels on tanks, to me that’s not boring at all especially if it adds so much more detail to your build 🤓🤓🤓 Anyway I hope you can answer my questions 🤞🤞🤞 take care, and looking forward to seeing more of your wonderful work. Kindest regards, Kenny.
Do you already have a way to sell the PDFs for the cricut?
Amazing work, thank you.
I would like to try and create D&D terrain in a more realistic fashion using your techniques. What kind of stonework type and paint scheme do you think would be most ubiquitous and hence should be my main choice for walls/floors/houses?
That style of building would work very well for 'African Bush Wars' themed as well, just swap for a corrigated metal roof.
Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your amazing talent
you're welcome
I’m so glad you taught me this. I used it for my cobblestones
That's great to hear :)
Love your stone work. I never thought about using double sided tape for walls and I use it all the time for pavers🤷🏼♀️and having the textures foam board as a sheet….brilliant. Love what you’re doing and sharing and teaching. Thank you
thank you :)
Fantastic technique! But having a hard time finding the exact type of board you're using from a US supplier. After testing on my various scraps, none of my "XPS" ( a loose catch-all description ) seems to behave in such a way that I can replicate your technique. Any insight on how I can obtain that material you work with?
sorry to hear you can't get the results you seek. other than ordering the exact type of board I use from the UK, I can't think of a better suggestion. I realise that's not ideal. I buy it on ebay UK, it's underfloor heating xps sheet.
Wow...is this 3d stl object or?
its a card kit by metcalfe models. I added foam to bring it to 'life'
Please teach us how do you it
Love it
thank you :)
Thank you so much for sharing these techniques
you're welcome :)
I would have loved to see a full build tutorial on this one!
Wow. Fantastic results! I will definitely use this technique
happy to hear it :)
Fantastic. I have never seen a better looking building
Thank you :)
Good job! 🤝 +48👍
Any chance of showing how to make it?
Potentially a very silly question and a huge thank you for this lovely video. Would this survive the rain? I want to make a small "house" for my doorbell.
Unfortunately not. The clay I use is reactivated by water. I suppose the polymer clay might survive the rain once baked. At the moment I have none of these mould in stock and wont for a while. But If it's something you still might want to try you can follow my Fb page for updates. Thanks.
Thank you! @@ojsmodels2368
felicidades, hermoso trabajo
muchas gracias
WOW even better with the lights on!! WONDERFUL!
Thanks :)
IMO best stoneworks on yt. Keep doing good job, you're inspiration for many!
I really appreciate it. Thank you :)
Very cool!! :))
thanks :)
Esta increíble, felicidades 🎉
thank you :)
very cool! Well done
thank you
Awesome work! Thank you for sharing it with the light on!
thank you x
Wow! Outstanding work as always.
thank you :)
Hello, to simplify the detachment, I suggest you brush with body oil on the model pieces to create the mold and then also on the mold when you pour the mixture! Are the railings you made in the dioramas 3d printed? Tnx❤️
thanks. I don't use 3d printing. Hand made.
Wow!!!🤩👍
thanks :)
What are you using as primer?
I just paint directly onto the foam
Parece absolutamente real.Increible y genial!!
thank you :)
Brilliant, and so simple! Thank you.
you're welcome :)
This is great! I'm glad I found your channel. I subscribed!!!!
Would this work for O gauge 1:43.5 or not?
1/30 to 1/35 ideally.
Thanks mate.
I have made plaster rock formations for a castle I made but I'm a little leery to apply the plaster rock formations because they seems so fragile and I fear if it's bumped they will crack or chip. Is there a way to harden plaster to preserve the plaster?
I wonder what plaster you used? I don't know how to harden the plaster you've already used which sounds to fragile for its intended purpose. I'm sorry. It's frustrating to craft something and then fear using it. I make my rocks from foam, then use them to make silicone moulds and then cast the rocks in herculite plaster. It's pretty hard stuff.
@@oliverjolly8953 Ah... maybe that's it. You use "real" plaster I believe I used Plaster of Paris, its basically the consistency of chalk!
Mind mind is exploding… I could watch your videos all day everyday… if I won the lottery, you’d be shown my appreciation in cold hard cash!
I'm really pleased you like the videos. Thank you!! And good luck with the lottery. :)
@@oliverjolly8953 Blessings to you. Already won the lottery of life - no 💰required - just would love to give away to celebrate talent like yours. 👍🏻
@@andybourke3413 That's beautiful to read. Blessings to you too. :)
Awesome work! Take a while to complete but the look and reward is so worth the effort. I have used a similar technique. Great work. Thanks for sharing.
you're welcome
Excellent work! Where did you get the porous stone you use for texturing?
it's volcanic rock. I found it amongst railway ballast. Pumice, I think it is called. But tin foil works just as well, if not better. The volcanic rock can dent a bit too deeply for this method.
Cool! Thanks!
You're welcome
Great result! A technique I haven’t seen elsewhere - your stuff is top notch.
Thank you :)
AWESOME tutorial!!!! Thank you so much for making these.
You're welcome
Very cool. I have a little trick for you. I do it when I work with 2 tools at once. use a rubber band to secure both tools together with one working end on each end. This way all you have to do to switch tool is flip it upside down in your hand.
Thank you :)
That looks insanely realistic!
Thanks :)
Thank you, thank, THANK YOU for your absolutely stunning and inspiring work!!!
you're welcome!
Love your work!
Thank you :)
Dark xps foam found online? Have not seen in either large box home stores.. thanks
I'm in the UK and I get this foam from ebay. It's XPS foam, used for home insulation.
Excellent tutorial thanks.. was this a piece of foam, styrofoam or plaster ? What is overall dimension height & length, thanks.. Awesome build along with steps to follow, thanks again for sharing
Thank you. it's 16cm high and 23 wide. I used XPS foam, regular packing polystyrene and casted the rocks in plaster