I’ve been using Durham’s for decades . A few tips - if you spray your mold with Coconut or Almond oil before you pour, your pieces will come out much more smoothly & easily. I’ve been using the same plastic container & spoons for years (unless I accidentally break my spoon handle like I did yesterday). I use a 2nd spoon’s handle as a spatula to get the remainder out, then wipe out the rest of the wet putty & off the spoons & into the trash. I use a Clorox Wet Wipe or something similar to wipe out the rest of it & wash it with dish soap for the next time

I agree with you one hundred percent I bought the same trees and exactly what you said they are unusable.

Is there any way to get those arachnids now? awesome job!

That sir is amazing but I can't help but to wonder a Keeper of Secrets and reimagine Doomrider as proper greater demon

What did you prime the buildings with?

Hi I m a new subscriber .can I use durham on the patio post fence structure its getting wear out

A few tips on mixing. I do not know what the instructions on the container say but the accepted methodology in the dental trade is to add the powder to water slowly. Shake the powder into the water and it will be equally adsorbed. If you are going to the expense of a shaking table buy a rubber mixing bowl and plaster spatula from a dental laboratory supplies company, dont buy the clinical equivalent get the laboratory version. Most dental stones are vacuum mixed to remove air and create a dense mix, an alternative is to mix you stone in the bowl and then put it in a closed container and give it a good shake. This may seem counter productive but done properly it is quite effective. Always use the recommended powder water ratio but experience with some materials and the end use of the product may allow you to use a little more water. Make a solution of water and washing up liquid and dip your silicone moulds in the solution then rince in clean water. This helps reduce surface tension and remove air bubbles. Dont have a shaking table? With your spatula take a small amount of product and pour into a corner of the mould. Dont fill it in one go but lightly bang the mould on the table as you add more product. Once again experience will reduce the number of bubbles in your finished product. At my place of work new apprentice dental technicians would start by learning to mix plasters and stones and then pour into silicone moulds NOT using a shaking table. It is possible to very soon produce casts with no bubbles, just persevere.

This inspired me to build one of my own.

Imagine all the campaigns you can create and play in that beauty. Warhammer is amazing unlimited posibilities

Great Finish on that set, Just found out your on twitch too so I banged in a follow. Hoping to see you painting online mate

You have made the zergs

Dude, this is awesome! Your attention to details adds so much to an already fantastic game board! Great job!

Really enjoyed this video have subscribed, all the best Garry

hello it is Noch - 26811 its ok for warhammer ? ty

noch is great i like

IMO -Noch "preisgünstige" (big pack) pinetrees are very fine, especially if you mix them and make a pinewood. ;) -I don't like Noch cheap and big pack "Laubbäume" (like 2:22). You might use them in a park. To make a wood or a natural tree they have nothing to do with real trees... -8:40: fine trees -Heki also make "creative trees": wonderful looking but very very fragile. My suggestion is: 1. make your own trees of natural plants! Cheap and very great variety. 2 buy more expensive and better looking Noch trees in 5-8 pieces packs and paint them and mix them with expensive and large stunning trees.

By the Emperor!

This is an awesome looking army! Great theme idea.

Looks really cool

3:26 I think that is a company commander

Baking powder or baking soda ??? You show both !!!

Nice set up. Which trees are these, the ones with the plastic leaves or the cloth leaves? Looks like different size trees to boot. They all from one set or do you trim to make smaller trees?

Love the terrain, what are you using to cut out your terrain ? Just razer blades ?

Nice job

How do you mix without hidden air pockets.

Wtf is on your hand? Oh and cool terrain!

Can Durhams be tinted?

the guy with bionic eye and sword in front row is a Cadian company commander, yeah its an old sculpt. it's the one i use for my regiment.

Interesting. I picked up some Durhams at Lowes a while back, but I haven't really tried it with anything.

if you mix Elmer's glue with the Durhams Rock Hard Water Putty and water... it will set up super strong for durability, it won’t chip or break off as easy as your demonstration. experiment.

if you mix Elmer's glue with the Durhams Rock Hard Water Putty and water... it will set up a lot better and super strong for tiny detials.

I'm about to start a similar project. Spacehulk rules. You did an amazing job!

That looks very cool, the glow actually really looks like real light bulbs

Very Orky, very nice!!

Looks Savage mate, Great finish

Looks great Man, keep it up

Really nice fella

Man I love your style, only thing I would add is some vines up the walls and pillars here and there for visual interest.

Nice looking set

Good work buddy glad to see you back

Thank you so much for doing this. When I save up enough I am 100% going to be buying this pack. It's such an awesome, cheap way to get people's tables setup.

They look great

Looks good as usual!!

Looks really nice

Amazing paint job I'm just about to paint some rubric marines these are very inspiring

Nice work

Ive been looking at this set for cyberpunk. How durable is the foam?

nice!! :D

Looking good