Amazing video, going to follow these steps for my first display board! Question - can you be specific on ‘rust paint’? I get a lot of different results when searching my local Home Depot. What brand and product did you use?

Nice to see some actual scratchbuilding. I make up sets of toy soldiers to give away to less well off folks and I include details of how everything was made and recommendations for channels and websites they may find useful, yours has now been added to the list. I've been researching 'play' (which is way more complicated than we thought) and specifically imaginative play, which is very different from 'entertainment' (as offered by video games, play requires actual work). The big problem is the lack of actual toys out there, there is plenty of 'merchandising', often made to 'fits the box' scale so they cannot be combined and sold at inflated prices as long as they are still 'current' (so no way to expand the set over time). Fortunately decent realistic toy soldiers are still available cheaply (if you avoid the 'wargame' figures) and making terrain greatly enhances the play value. Incidentally the three most asked for sets are world war two, knights and knaves and sci-fi, the first is easy, the knights are more difficult and the sci-fi is very hard, but the feedback to date suggests the kids are enjoying them pretty much as we did 60+ years ago. One common complaint is 'I want my dining table back' and I work of the basis of a 4ft x 2ft space so everything stays within a child's reach. You can buy 2 inch foam in 4 x 2 'bats' and covered with newspaper and glue (felt if you are flush at the time) with packing tape then wound around the outside edges (sometimes with cut-down soft drink can on the corners) and painted it produces a super-light, highly portable 'battle board' (so it can be lifted off the dining table for the meal and then replaced with the armies still in place). I don't texture the surface as toy soldiers have small individual bases and tend to fall over on rough terrain. Just finished a fantasy village set with an enchanted forest for a little girl, I use 1:32 for younger kids and 1:72 for those over age 7 (when second order reasoning has kicked in) as those are an established standard not subject to 'scale creep' and generally the cheapest option. The Chinese [produce some interesting figure sets in 1:32 that can be used for fantasy and sci-fi, for 1:72 I use medievals and for sci-fi I use a mix of medievals and ancients (think Conan meets Star Wars). I had to make a unicorn for the small scale set but other than that it wasn't too difficult. I would encourage anyone who enjoys this kind of thing to make up the occasional set to give away, you get to make all those things you wanted when you were ten and you don't have to find space to store it. A decent set in 1:72 costs about £40 or $50 (including a couple of tanks, cheap 3d printed obscure cold war vehicles are handy for sci-fi) and with a lot of home-made terrain pieces it can make a big difference to a kid's Christmas.

I have read your feedback regarding the music overlay linked to viewing via a mobile but would stil much prefer a voiceover as this generaly gives greater detail from the modeler and a connection to the viewer.

What paint is that? Espresso Rust?

Bloody brilliant work! Now I want to make one for my own games of T28.

if yiu dont have resin use use elmers liquid glue and slowly layer it pour,dry reaapeat

Excellent tutorial, you got yourself a new subscriber

Should have gone over the plants with a more natural colour

Hi...You flashed the paints by too fast. What was the sand mixture paint you used? DecorArts or something...didn't get the colour choice. The results are great and I have some unused corkboard right here! Cheers. Edit: Frame-by-frame! Cinnamon Brown!

Looks great!

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Working on a cork tile project right now 😊

Yeah, this is very cool! I really like the look. I will do the same out of cork or cardboard.

I’m not a fan of MDF kits because I would rather scratch build or go all out for plastic kits, but you put the effort in to make these MDF kits look GOOD. Nice job! Definitely Subscribed and looking for more! Cheers!

Great terrain and tutorial

Really nice! :) How do you prevent the cork from warping? I do have trouble with that (used cork for some roads for use in Gaslands games).

Great build well done brother

Really cool rocky texture 😊😊😊

Wyloch coats the bottom of his pieces with PVA to fix warping. Seems to work for him!

What about cork tiles do they warp?

Nice looking!!!! What kind of resin do you use and how long does it take to dry?

Nicely done 😊😊😊

Beautiful work. Stunning. I’m always so afraid of resin leaking all over the place

Really cool build 😊 Love the details 😊😊😊

First time here. Subbed. Your rust came out real good.

Fantastic tutorial! Definitely going to try this

thanks love it 55555555

What games do you usually play?

I've just used your texture mix, maybe too much paint in mine😅

Love sepia

Best use of CDs

I'm in Australia. Loving the content

The music makes me think of your videos😂

Thanks for the videos. Love your style.

Love your videos, so easy to follow

simple and effective. love it

You really like the rule of three

Static grass vs flock? Love your work.

What is the drywall compound for, to seal the cork? Is that an important step?

What vines were those you added at the end? Or is that a species of moss? Thanks

Amazing work! As always!

What a spectacular use of an MDF terrain kit! Keep up the good work!

love the turnip28 aesthetic! Dig your offerings!

A little bit on the involved side for my liking, but definitely something I will attempt soon.

Nice. Had to skip cuz i can not stand to read in a video( hope you do voiceover in rhe future). But they look cool!! ❤❤❤

will you be doing a battle report ? The root must grow

Awesome bash!

If your going to apply PVA to the surface afterwards via the PVA/paint/sand mixture, what does the layer of joint compound beforehand do? Does it help to smooth out the surface a bit to remove the cork texture?

Great work as always u have given me an idea thank you brother keep up the amazing work

Working on some T28 giant root terrain myself. Thanks for the inspiration!