A bag of paper pulp at a hobby store is $9 for a small bag. Two bucks more and you get enough to make all the terrain you'll ever need. Thank you for this.
If you have limited storage space that could be a good way to get the supply you need without having to keep the extras around or throwing it away. Good tip.
My first time seeing you. Thank you for this video I am glad that you made this with a massive shortage of Sculptamold on Amazon, Walmart, and other hobby stores in my neck of the woods I now know I can go hit up good old Home Depot. :)
Love this idea, I had heard there was a use for this insulation. I have a bag of it myself just laying around! And I am making 4 dioramas for some Christmas Presents. This is great!! Thanks!! I Subbed!!
Sorry I don’t have good news. I got a big stack of sheets of this MDF from my work when we were cleaning out some space. It was all going to get tossed in the trash but I grabbed a bunch for craft projects.
I'm worried about the possibility of toxic additives into the blown-in insulation. Like fire retardant. Is it possible to use rabbit paper bedding from a pet supply store? or is that not fluffy enough?
rstrahan It is kind of hard to measure. I’d say that when the insulation is broken up and nice and fluffy, I put about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of plaster to 1 cup of insulation. I’d suggest playing around with it a bit so see what works for you.
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Clever use of material. Looks pretty smooth too. I prefer to use junk mail for mine, but can see myself mixing this for when I need a cleaner finish.
Thanks.
I like the time saved of shredding the paper. And that $10 package will last a very long time.
@@HerooftheTable No kidding, that $10 saves a LOT of time :)
A bag of paper pulp at a hobby store is $9 for a small bag. Two bucks more and you get enough to make all the terrain you'll ever need. Thank you for this.
If you have limited storage space that could be a good way to get the supply you need without having to keep the extras around or throwing it away. Good tip.
I really wish I would have seen this video earlier before I went to home depot!
Thanks for the info and tutorial! Am now subscribed.
-John
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you found it useful.
My first time seeing you. Thank you for this video I am glad that you made this with a massive shortage of Sculptamold on Amazon, Walmart, and other hobby stores in my neck of the woods I now know I can go hit up good old Home Depot. :)
Thanks for sharing your hill terrain making process
Just one of many.
Love this idea, I had heard there was a use for this insulation. I have a bag of it myself just laying around! And I am making 4 dioramas for some Christmas Presents. This is great!! Thanks!! I Subbed!!
I'm glad you found it useful. Honestly, I think it saves time over TP even when you have it available.
This is awesome, picked up some cellulose today and will be going at it tomorrow! (I have plaster of Paris on hand at all times) Thanks!!
Glad you found it useful. Let me know how it works for you.
@@HerooftheTable So far it has worked out great. I don't think i have the mix down 100% yet but that will come with trial and error.
Unrelated but what is and where do you get that MDF board? I'm having a hell of a time finding it thinner then 1/2 inch.
Sorry I don’t have good news. I got a big stack of sheets of this MDF from my work when we were cleaning out some space. It was all going to get tossed in the trash but I grabbed a bunch for craft projects.
I'm worried about the possibility of toxic additives into the blown-in insulation. Like fire retardant. Is it possible to use rabbit paper bedding from a pet supply store? or is that not fluffy enough?
I've not tried to use rabbit paper bedding. If it is just shredded paper, I'd think it would work.
Nicely done, always need some hills!
Thanks!
Nice job fella
Thanks.
nice video, thx for the tip
Thank you. Glad to be of help.
Can you use joint compound inside of plaster?
Good question. I have not tried it myself, but I suppose you could. It would likely just take a bit longer to set than plaster.
you have toilet paper? wow!
Roughly what proportions of plaster to insulation do you use?
rstrahan It is kind of hard to measure. I’d say that when the insulation is broken up and nice and fluffy, I put about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of plaster to 1 cup of insulation.
I’d suggest playing around with it a bit so see what works for you.