Excellent effect Brother!!!! The plastic cutting board REALLY gives it depth and if you want solitary icicles it looks like you could cut them out and hot glue them down:)!!! Love your work Buddy!!!!!!
Every time I see one of these "secret ingredients" in your vids, I go hit the dollar store and find that exact item! They still had those translucent cutting boards. Thank God for Dollar Tree. And for DM Scotty!!!
Making some more age of sigmar tiles, working on a snow covered landscape, this realy helps. Always...truly Always, i am going back to your older videos for inspiration, thank you again for all your efforts you brought to our crafting community Dm Scotty!
I watched this when it first was posted. Cool project! What I really wanted to add is these cutting mats are great for actual cutting mats for someone just starting to craft . You can cut on these , acrylic paints are easy to clean off with rubbing alcohol, hot glue just peels off, gel mediums easily clean off. I will use one of these mats sometimes when I am not sure how a new product or tool will effect my more expensive craft and/or cutting mats. I would use both mats layered if cutting on Grandma's antique table until becoming familiar with how they hold up. Again the focus being for someone new to crafting.
Perfect timing, Scotty. Needed something to fill in cracks and voids and didn't want to use hot glue. Just ordered the Paste with your link - thank you!
I use that same cutting boards for a while now, it doesn't always stick good with hot glue you can sand it down n it works better.Thanks for a new idea to use them for. 😊
I wonder if that plastic is available in other transparent colors? For instance, if you could find a blue one, you might be able to do an interesting pond piece with underwater foliage and everything.
Awesome Scotty, as always :) Ohio? Greetings from Buffalo NY!! So cold here as well and these will make for a great Quest here in the cold lol And if you haven't joined the the guild, come join us, It's awesome here!!
Another thing you might like to try is dropping molten white candle wax onto the underside of the plastic before gluing it to the base. It'll look like air bubbles under the ice.
I know ur a d&d terrain magician and U've done an Alien theme before, would you consider doing a few Star Wars theme items for the upcoming Star Wars Legions game. I'd enjoy seeing what your take on it is.
Excellent effect Brother!!!! The plastic cutting board REALLY gives it depth and if you want solitary icicles it looks like you could cut them out and hot glue them down:)!!! Love your work Buddy!!!!!!
Every time I see one of these "secret ingredients" in your vids, I go hit the dollar store and find that exact item! They still had those translucent cutting boards. Thank God for Dollar Tree. And for DM Scotty!!!
AWESOME!
This is absolutely brilliant and easy to access! Thank you for sharing
So very welcome!
It’s amazing that nearly 670 videos your still coming up with original and amazing crafts. Thanks for the vid!
Very kind...thanks.
Nicely Done Scotty.
You are an awesome Genius, dear Sir.
Very kind, thank you.
Making some more age of sigmar tiles, working on a snow covered landscape, this realy helps. Always...truly Always, i am going back to your older videos for inspiration, thank you again for all your efforts you brought to our crafting community Dm Scotty!
so awesome, have fun.
Great idea. I am sure there are a bunch of uses for those cutting mats. Got my mind going for sure.
glad to hear that...have fun!
the reflection effect under the ice is really cool
I was very happy with it.
AWESOME! Eager to try out that paper towel + TP method you're so keen on. What a great alternative to fussy clay.
I agree, and very sturdy.
These look absolutely stunning! The ice effect on the plastic film looks so good!
Very nice! Looks like real ice. Thanks for sharing this.
You da Man Scotty!!
I watched this when it first was posted. Cool project! What I really wanted to add is these cutting mats are great for actual cutting mats for someone just starting to craft . You can cut on these , acrylic paints are easy to clean off with rubbing alcohol, hot glue just peels off, gel mediums easily clean off. I will use one of these mats sometimes when I am not sure how a new product or tool will effect my more expensive craft and/or cutting mats. I would use both mats layered if cutting on Grandma's antique table until becoming familiar with how they hold up. Again the focus being for someone new to crafting.
Great tip, thanks.
Very creative Dude !! Awesome end result. So glad I found this channel.
Thanks for the video.
Glad to have you here.
Great job as usual, you have inspired me to become a part time crafting DM. Thank you!
glad to hear it.
I wasn't sure about that reflection effect at first, but it really does look like how ice appears IRL! Well done.
Thanks man, really happy with the craft
Perfect timing, Scotty. Needed something to fill in cracks and voids and didn't want to use hot glue. Just ordered the Paste with your link - thank you!
Glad to hear it...I love the stuff.
Beautiful
Thanks much
That is a fantastic way to use a cheap cutting board.
Nice work
Thanks =)
Awesomeness. Love the ice!
Very cool scatter terrain (pun intended)! Something for future videos, maybe some desert themed terrain?
oh yeah =)
I use that same cutting boards for a while now, it doesn't always stick good with hot glue you can sand it down n it works better.Thanks for a new idea to use them for. 😊
Those chopping mats are an awesome effect
It kind of reminds me of my grandmothers divinity. Or maybe some kind of cookies and cream. Or.... Maybe I'm just hungry.
Great work Scotty 2 hotty!
LOL
You got me inspired again. Great job!!
wonderful!
I wonder if that plastic is available in other transparent colors? For instance, if you could find a blue one, you might be able to do an interesting pond piece with underwater foliage and everything.
Awesome Scotty, as always :) Ohio? Greetings from Buffalo NY!! So cold here as well and these will make for a great Quest here in the cold lol And if you haven't joined the the guild, come join us, It's awesome here!!
Glad you like the craft...Oh yes I am one of the four Guildmasters...wink
More scatter terrain, please! Pretty please?!
In the works.
Great craft Scotty!
Awesome video! Just like always!!
Awesome video Scotty. Now you need to craft tiny skates for Roderick.
Awesome
Solid as always brother
Very nice!
I built some Swamps a while ago using a similar technique but using business shirt box plastic for the water effect.
Ohio! Awesome! Didn't know you were a Buckeye! Subscribed to you from the Canton/Akron area.
Cool, I am a Daytonian.
Another thing you might like to try is dropping molten white candle wax onto the underside of the plastic before gluing it to the base. It'll look like air bubbles under the ice.
neat idea
Can be seen here :) (Audio in German)
th-cam.com/video/V1pa1dsUDt4/w-d-xo.html
Awsome video Dm Scotty, going to make some soon :)
Class dissmissed boys and ghouls!
I use paper towels with out texture on it. It seems to work well. I can add the texture I want or leave it.
Where do you get your construction sand?
It is "standard Sand", I pick it up at home improvement stores.
Very interesting. How about how can you do a broken frozen pool?
fun idea.
May I suggest a broken ice version for people to fall into.
good idea
Can you make a river like this?
You sure could. I would make sections that could be strung together.
I know ur a d&d terrain magician and U've done an Alien theme before, would you consider doing a few Star Wars theme items for the upcoming Star Wars Legions game. I'd enjoy seeing what your take on it is.
good idea.
are scotty's glasses looking like card board intentionally?
For me to know...wink
rodcrick "I don't wanna be a rodicile"
Ohio! ee!
Great craft but is there something off with the audio? Or is it my cold addled brain wigging out?
VikingFyre i was about to ask the same its like the segments overlapped for a half second
Playing with a new mike...sorry about the issue.
TheDMsCraft no worries, it’s only noticeable in the first couple minutes. Growing pains with new equipment is always an unforeseen issue