Terrain Tutorial: How To Make Amazing PALM TREES! (Desert Terrain Series) | HD
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- Terrain Tutorial: How To Make Amazing PALM TREES! (Desert Terrain Series):
Watch as I take you through step-by-step how to makeamazing desert Palm Trees! Once this technique is mastered...you can get some amazing results...and fast too! Follow along step-by-step to achieve those great results...It's easy when you know how!
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I’m going to use raffia instead of the masking tape, to give it a more realistic and random wrapped look, but really like the strands of copper wire idea! I really like your methods.
You could improve the trunk by doing overlapping circles of masking tape running the whole length
this was actually an awsome video would be nice to see some winter pine trees like the ones on the channel, and a kick ass willow tree!
thanks for the suggestions:)
3 of these on a MDF base would be nice also on a tabletop. Good vid well done with all steps covered well. I've watched 5 or 6 videos of people making these and I'm picking up what I like from each of them I will probably make hybrids from all the different tutorials.Maybe make a few coconuts that have fallen off for the base also.
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Thanks for this! I'll be making quite a few of these for a Scarif board for Star Wars Legion.
Yes good idea...the trees would look great for that!:)
Wow. Great idea with the wire branches. Looks awesome!
thanks:)
Working on my first set as we speak, got the desert mat, lichen and flock in the mail, cheers for the clear instructions mate! :)
Ok great...no problem! Hope they turn out well!:)
I think they did actually! I'm awaiting basing materials in the mail, but the tree itself came out fine, if I say so myself: eyeofterror.eu/2017/01/getting-ready-for-some-dry-battles
I read your article. Well done! You have got the process exactly right. Maybe look in to a better stronger pigment green paint to give you more of a solid colour:)
Awesome 👏🏽
You have some of the nicest looking models and terrain I´ve ever seen from a warhammer youtuber.
thanks:)
Nice little tutorial Luke. Many moons ago I used to work with Blake Spence (now FW designer) we used to make loads of scenery for the old games day.
This is very similar to the way we used to make our palm trees. Although we used to let some of the wire show at the bottom but paint it same colour as the main bark to look like the roots where out growing. We also used to finely flick sand on the main bark to give it a fine bit of texture.
But yours is great bud. Real good vid.
Cool!:)
Very nice looking trees and an informative tutorial. Looking forward to the other videos in the series, might even follow along and make a desert themed table for myself and my club! Thanks Luke!
No problem. thanks:)
@@StrikingScorpion82 I love how you make your trees
Great tutorial. Your 'how to' videos are excellent.
thanks:)
Many thanks for showing and thanks for the good tips ... ;-)
Really nice job, well done
I'm looking forward the you'r next tutorial ( I hope it's Desert theme ) ;-))
Great. Yes I plan for derert terrian tutorials:)
Good job.Elmer's wood filler also works well as putty
ok cool...thanks for the tip:)
nice video fella! Actually really hand as I am cracking the desert board out after christmas and make terrain for it as at the moment its a bit barren!
cool...glad the video helped:)
I'm a new subscriber. love your channel. my bf just recently bought me a unit of orc Gretchens to build and paint. I really look forward to making terrian. take care.
Nice tutorial.
thanks:)
Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took woodglut instructions. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.
love the finished effect, esspecially the measurements as ive been looking for some good palms for 40k myself. I shall be using this method so thankyou for the tutorial. I haven't done any videos myself but one bit of constructive critisism as a viewer; You repeat your self alot, for example you told us that wood glue is not correct and to brittle about 5/6 times ;) you could possibly shorten the vid and make it a little smoother to watch by reducing the repetition. But great vid and thankyou for your time dude, and i look forward to having some of your trees on my table :D
Ok thanks for the feedback. I really try to explain things (maybe a bit too much lol) for any total noobs watching so I can guide them right through from start to finish:)
thanks
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Hi Scorpion, really enjoyed this video. Very helpful.
Can you recommend a product or technique for filling the little air holes in finecast models?
ok thanks. Yeah I would probably use green stuff. Or even super glue could be an option if you are careful...like use the end of a pin to dab it on:)
@@StrikingScorpion82 Superglue is a really clever idea. Never would have thought of that. Thanks.
No problem:)
Amazing tutorial. How many of these would you need to make for a whole table?
accountnamewithheld Easily hundreds of them, it would definitely be a big project
He actually just mentioned that at 1:13:10 -- 20 to 25 is a decent number for a 6x4' table. But I guess when you use rock formations, or if you make clusters of 2-3 on a single base, you'd "get away with" as little as 6 I suppose?
yeah about 20-25 would fill a table well:)
I am building my first gaming board, any tips?
Hey, love your video's.
I have a question about this green fluffy moss thing. Where do you buy/get it and what is it called exactly?
it is 'green litchen', I got mine from ebay:)
thx but could you send me a link I can't find it on ebay :s
search for 'model litchen' or 'green litchen', if nothing comes up on ebay try a local model railway shop or online store:)
thanks :)
I don't see PVA anywhere in the US per-se. Is it the same as Tacky glue?
Elmer`s glue is PVA
Habla demasiado k marea!
Thank you