How to Easily Make Miniature Bricks - Episode 7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, I show you how to quickly make piles of bricks in any size with great texture, out of XPS foam!
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@fantasyforgeminiatures
Just finished my bricks. They look fantastic. I’m so happy with the results. Thank you 😘
With XPS foam, If you just make impressions into the foam you can make whole wall in an hour. Looks fantastic as it does not take much time and all the tools. You will need pensile, few lava rock (for pressing into the foam), something to measure with and knife. for additional surface texture use fine tile grout (light color - it will allow you to paint it better - brush the group on to the brink wall and wipe with paper towel as needed, let it dry and paint).
This is such a clever way to speed up the process! Great video dude 👍
Love your craftsmanship!
Thank you so much! Ive always wanted to make these but i don’t know how to i love all of your vids!!💓
"you don't need a hot wire cutter for this"
Looks at the 6 stack of foam bars being sliced by the cutter and dread imagining what that's like with a craft knife 🤣
Nice!
Who makes the brace that you used on your Proxxon? Nicely done. Enjoy your videos.
Check out this additional tutorial for realistic miniature bricks by MINIATURE MODELER WORKSHOP th-cam.com/video/zGhF5i4UlqQ/w-d-xo.html
Thats why im here
Would you mind posting a link for the foam that you use!
Does it have to be a metal container ?
I have been trying to find the guide that you are using. Can you point me where to look? Thanks!!
where did you get that fence at?
👍👍👍
Glue the stones to a board then you can add the bricks to the board of stones and apply weight ontop.
lots of fun methods:)
Hi was that fence u use 3D printed????
tiago fernandes yeah I designed and printed it myself
Fantasy Forge Miniatures that one is even better than the one from shiftlands good job on that!!!!would u mind sharing the file???? Thanks
@@FantasyForgeMiniatures Amazing work! And I really need that fence holy crap, does it bend at all when you get further away from the base?
Titus I made it pretty snug so only if you REALLY push on it but no she’s solid:)
Would u share the file to print the fence????????
Then you paint they?
Where did you get your guide from?
Where can I get one of those fences?
I use XPS foam and I use Eva foam for brick making. You can make great looking stone bricks/blocks with Eva foam and craylon soapstone spray pain. It really really comes out sexy as fuck.
Awesome craftsmanship. But yea, where is that guide from please?
So actually I 3D modelled it and printed it myself:) but if you are interesting in a proxxon guide dungeonsbyhand.com and shiftinglands.com both have great options:)
What if we dont have a hot wire
Do you happen to have methods of making false rocks/boulders for miniature
I do but I haven't made a video for that yet! i should/will do that!
Anyone got any idea which shops sell foamboards?
for some reason I am unable to come accross foam in the 100s of shops I've swarched so far
I got mine from my local lumber yard, and I live in a really small town. XPS foam is a house insulation. Also known as Expanded Polystyrene. Home depot sells the pink stuff (made by Owen's corning), and lowes sells the blue stuff (Dow). I'm not sure who makes the green foam boards.
@@rhettmorris270 thanks for the help man
I'll check those shops out
Omg I wish I could do this myself
I see you on toktok
Please also teach the size and materials used
He's making 1cm x 1cm x 2cm bricks out of XPS isolation foam panels. Recommended XPS foam for terrain building is BASF Styrodur 3000CS because it resists compression better and allows carving fine details with a simple paper pencil. Styrodur can be found in Europe in trade shops but if you can't find it where you live, try getting other brands that manufacture XPS isolation foam panels that are used for exterior and/or floor isolation. They have better compression resistance than interior wall panels.
Why not just use a empty 1 gallon paint can add rocks and foam then shake, keep doing this until you get texture you want , just use smaller rocks with sharp edges 1-1 1/2 inches you want to texture the foam not pulverize it
That bowl full of rocks hurts my ears just looking at it