thank you so much this technique I have never see before .I am not brave to make abandon style .there are a lot of work especially painting skill(that I lack the most) to do .
I just saw this and i love it. I have always liked the look of abandonment. Creepy and cool at the same time. If it wasnt frowned upon i could live in something like this.
Forget about my 💅🏻 cute nail room idea... now I want to make it an *abandoned nail room* Hahaha! I love the aging process! It seems so relaxing! ♥ Jenny
Hahahaha I had the added entertainment while watching this video, with my house painter hubby peering over my shoulder completely bewildered at why anyone would intentionally create such a paint effect. Not surprising I guess since it's normally his job to make things that look distressed like that, look brand new again lol. The liquid latex looks like so much fun! When you were stretching and peeling bits it kinda reminded me of when I was a kid I would smear glue on my skin and have fun peeling it off again once it dried. I KNOW I wasn't the only kid who loved that lol
That's so funny 🤣 You were not the only one who did that! I'd spread Elmer's Glue across the back of each hand and on my face and peel it off. My goal was to try to get it to come off in one piece.
I'm sure I have liquid latex somewhere in my huge hoard of craft stuff. I am thinking of making an old stable building that has a feed room part which is one kind of place I would expect to find peeling paper, I dont want it too mouldy but just enough to suggest an ageing farm building. I think this will work well and I think the trim would work well too.
I admire your techniques and vision, and look forward to the ceiling episode. I am also impressed with the production quality of your videos. All round well done!
@@queencityminis I don't want to sound patronizing, but you have learned the editing and voiceover skills to the best advantage. Your voice over is just the right balance between professional and "friends chatting over a cup of tea". Very appealing while being direct and very informative. I'm so please that I "lucked into" your channel!
This is lovely in a grimy abandoned kind of way ..lol ..I love how you used the liquid latex..I have learned that trick awhile back.. and I really love the biue paint you chose on the beadboard... can't wait to see how you create the calapsed ceiling..🥰
Thank you! That blue paint is my new favorite. I bought it from Model Color thinking I could use it to make copper verdigris but it isn't the right tone for that. It was a happy accident though. I also used it on my latest Dollar Tree furniture makeover
Ever since I saw Abandoned Miniatures use the liquid latex technique, I've wanted to try it. But how you're doing it looks even more amazing, with the latex pushed around before painting over it! Never thought of that. Thanks for this great video, I can't wait to see what you do next with this diorama. :)
Thank you so much! I accidentally discovered the technique to push the latex around while it was still wet. I was being impatient and checked if it was dry and it wasn't. Then I realized I liked the effect 😆
@@queencityminis Ha! So sometimes impatience pays off, lol. Usually my impatience just makes me ruin things (is that glue dry? **everything breaks** NOPE), but you just discover brilliant ideas! 😄
@@matishtar 😂 I am so impatient. I use my heat gun to quickly dry things most times and I never wait for glue to dry. I edit out anytime I knock something to pieces bc of my impatience.
I absolutely adore all of your videos! I really hope you continue uploading these kinds of videos, I just purchased the rust effect you use.. you’ve sold me on it lol You do a great job! Keep going strong 👏🏼❤
Amazing aging! I would love to try the liquid latex, but I'm allergic 🙄 wouldn't you know, and it looks so cool. Looking forward to the next one, it's a great idea for a project.
Hi! Not yet. I intended to add it to the video where I accessorize and fill the miniature lab but the video would've been too long. I'm posting it next week.
😲❤️ I have no words!
Thank you!
thank you so much this technique I have never see before .I am not brave to make abandon style .there are a lot of work especially painting skill(that I lack the most) to do .
I know you can do it! Plus, if it looks bad, that's the point 😆
I love these ideas. The snow is too heavy for my taste, but then, I live in Florida! 😊
I just saw this and i love it. I have always liked the look of abandonment. Creepy and cool at the same time. If it wasnt frowned upon i could live in something like this.
You do you!
Forget about my 💅🏻 cute nail room idea... now I want to make it an *abandoned nail room* Hahaha! I love the aging process! It seems so relaxing! ♥ Jenny
Aging miniatures really is a lot of fun. You could do one side all pretty and the other side abandoned. That would look cool.
Hahahaha I had the added entertainment while watching this video, with my house painter hubby peering over my shoulder completely bewildered at why anyone would intentionally create such a paint effect. Not surprising I guess since it's normally his job to make things that look distressed like that, look brand new again lol. The liquid latex looks like so much fun! When you were stretching and peeling bits it kinda reminded me of when I was a kid I would smear glue on my skin and have fun peeling it off again once it dried. I KNOW I wasn't the only kid who loved that lol
That's so funny 🤣
You were not the only one who did that! I'd spread Elmer's Glue across the back of each hand and on my face and peel it off. My goal was to try to get it to come off in one piece.
@@queencityminis OMG it was SO satisfying to get the glue to peel off in big sheets! Good times, cheap entertainment! lol
Excellent instructions.
Thank you :)
Some really cool techniques!
Thank you :)
Very cool.
Thank you 😊
That is very clever,thank you for sharing
You’re welcome 😊
ooh can't wait for next video, you are amazing
Thank you! I'm really excited to complete this project. I have a couple other projects in the works too
I have years of working in a lab. I can’t wait to see how this abandon lab comes out 😮 What a great video, can’t wait to see your next video!!!
Thank you! I've already done more work than I've shown. Looks cool so far
I'm sure I have liquid latex somewhere in my huge hoard of craft stuff. I am thinking of making an old stable building that has a feed room part which is one kind of place I would expect to find peeling paper, I dont want it too mouldy but just enough to suggest an ageing farm building. I think this will work well and I think the trim would work well too.
I admire your techniques and vision, and look forward to the ceiling episode. I am also impressed with the production quality of your videos. All round well done!
Thank you so much! I have spent a lot of time learning how to edit and do voiceover. I put a lot of time into it. Thank you for noticing!
@@queencityminis I don't want to sound patronizing, but you have learned the editing and voiceover skills to the best advantage. Your voice over is just the right balance between professional and "friends chatting over a cup of tea". Very appealing while being direct and very informative. I'm so please that I "lucked into" your channel!
@@georgecunningham9175 thank you so much!
This is lovely in a grimy abandoned kind of way ..lol ..I love how you used the liquid latex..I have learned that trick awhile back.. and I really love the biue paint you chose on the beadboard... can't wait to see how you create the calapsed ceiling..🥰
Thank you! That blue paint is my new favorite. I bought it from Model Color thinking I could use it to make copper verdigris but it isn't the right tone for that. It was a happy accident though. I also used it on my latest Dollar Tree furniture makeover
Ever since I saw Abandoned Miniatures use the liquid latex technique, I've wanted to try it. But how you're doing it looks even more amazing, with the latex pushed around before painting over it! Never thought of that. Thanks for this great video, I can't wait to see what you do next with this diorama. :)
Thank you so much! I accidentally discovered the technique to push the latex around while it was still wet. I was being impatient and checked if it was dry and it wasn't. Then I realized I liked the effect 😆
@@queencityminis Ha! So sometimes impatience pays off, lol. Usually my impatience just makes me ruin things (is that glue dry? **everything breaks** NOPE), but you just discover brilliant ideas! 😄
@@matishtar 😂 I am so impatient. I use my heat gun to quickly dry things most times and I never wait for glue to dry. I edit out anytime I knock something to pieces bc of my impatience.
@@queencityminis haha, VERY relatable! 😁
Goodwill is getting ridiculous with their pricing. Very nice project. Looking forward to seeing what else you have done and will do.
Yeah they better settle down or nobody will go anymore
I absolutely adore all of your videos! I really hope you continue uploading these kinds of videos, I just purchased the rust effect you use.. you’ve sold me on it lol
You do a great job! Keep going strong 👏🏼❤
It takes a lot of time and work but I plan to keep going. I love sharing with all of you! Enjoy the rest effects. It's one of my favorite products.
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Oi bom dia! Você poderia me passar as impressões em miniatura?
Amazing aging! I would love to try the liquid latex, but I'm allergic 🙄 wouldn't you know, and it looks so cool. Looking forward to the next one, it's a great idea for a project.
Oh no! That stinks. Google says try silicon rubber?
@@queencityminis Oh, okay. Thank you so much!
Did you post your collapsed ceiling video? If so I can’t locate it!😮😢
Hi! Not yet. I intended to add it to the video where I accessorize and fill the miniature lab but the video would've been too long. I'm posting it next week.
@@queencityminis thanks
You are a great "aginger". This seems so fun for you that you need to say stop at some point 😅
That is absolutely true! Aging is a lot of fun. You really do need to stop yourself so you don't overdo it.