DIY - How to Make Realistic Stucco Texture Paste for Dioramas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- I show you how to make your own stucco texture paste for diorama, action figure display, model railway scenery, dollhouse, wargaming terrain, tabletop gaming, and scale models.
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In this tutorial DIY, I show you how to create a realistic stucco texture using plaster, mod podge, acrylic paint, and water! This is super quick, easy, and cheap to make, and it looks fantastic for your miniature builds! I simply spread the mixture onto my piece of xps foam, and stipple it with a foam brush to make the texture.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mixing Plaster Stucco Texture Paste
0:55 Stucco Sample 1
1:35 Stucco Sample 2
2:13 Stucco Sample 3
2:41 Final Result & Santorini Greece
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This is fantastic. I've been fussing with a stucco treatment on a diorama for awhile, and never thought to use a foam brush. I'd been testing with natural sponge and crumpled paper towel but they didn't create a fine enough texture. Off to stucco some tiny walls now!
Thank you!! I’m glad this video was helpful for you, good luck with your projects and thanks for watching!
I love all your videos! They're very helpful and amazing to watch! Your creations are incredible! Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
I’m so happy you like the videos!! And thank you so much for all the kind words. Thanks again for watching :)
Excellent! Thank you.
Thank you! Glad you like the video!
Great use of the foam - I really like the textures you were able to produce using the foam - Nice work! 🙂
Thank you!! I’m glad you liked the video, thanks for watching!
I have finally got around to watching this video, and it was totally outstanding, your whole process was actually very easy to follow, best regards from Australia 👌👍👌👍
Thank you, I’m happy to hear the videos is easy to follow! Thanks again for your support!
I am amazed at the difference between the first and second finishes. You’re good! Could you please do a tutorial on how to be patient enough to create things like you do😂
Thank you!!! I love creating subtle differences in the finishes! Haha I guess an easy way to enjoy the process of a build is to just make things that you like! It makes all the tedious parts worth it!
Your videos have been really helpful!
One could just use any other acrylic color in the mixture to paint, no? If I wanted to paint a blue wall for example, or is it better to paint afterwards, does it still hold the texture?
Keep up the good work!
Glad to hear that! And yes you should be able to mix color in just fine. The plaster might make it dry a little lighter than the paint color, so it’s worth testing on a scrap piece first!
Can you leave it outside ? I want to make a small house replica of my own home and place it in my patio
These look great! Do you need to leave the piece to dry before your go back over with the second pass of heavier areas to create the second style texture?
Thank you! Yes I leave it to dry between coats, but the paste dries pretty quickly after it’s been applied. Thanks for watching!
Can I substitute the Plaster of Paris for cornstarch?
Thank you in advance :)
Hi there! I’m not sure as I’ve never tried using cornstarch. I’d recommend testing it out on some scrap sample pieces, and just practice until you find a method that you like. That’s usually what I do, I hope this helps and thanks for watching :)
Would food coloring work or do I have to paint over it?
Hi there! I’ve never tried food coloring so I can’t say for sure. I’d recommend doing a test piece to see if it works. If you’re only going for white, you could also try just mixing the plaster, mod podge, and water! Hope this helps!
Can I use modeling paste instead?Please reply, I hv been wondering lol
Hi I think molding paste would hold it’s texture just fine and work well for this! I’ve used golden molding paste for texture before
Hello Mr Smol, I saw the Santorini Dio and it was very good. I'd like to add one more suggestion for a texture. It's called a 'knockdown' finish. Apply stucco, pull up some big 'points, spikey areas' of it and gently knock down the high spots with a slightly dampened spackle knife dragged over them. This produces a larger pattern with fine and rough areas. Thanks for sharing all you do. I like the modelling content. I'm picking up some quick easy tips. See you soon. Michael V.
Hey Michael, thank you so much!! And the knockdown finish sounds fantastic, I’ll have to try it on a future build! Thanks again for your support!
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