Bolt Action Terrain: Making a Pond

[@LordGrumpus]

Fantastic timing, I’ve been collecting 28mm ducks and a small dock/ row boat to make a decent duck pond for a centerpiece. Something that a German player with Schwimmwagens will rejoice that their time has finally come!🤣🥳 great videos. I’m also currently building a Market Garden themed Brit Para army. Thanks a million for the Horsa tips!! 🍻

[@TheGreatMim]

Thanks so much, I hope it helps, good luck with your Para army, cheers for watching 😉

[@rich_john]

Great work.

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers mate, thanks for watching 😉

[@BeardClipper]

Awesome video :) watched this while doing a bit of hobbying over my lunch time :) really cool! always awesome to see classic techniques and the results you go were brilliant.. particularly love the swans :)

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers mate, nice feedback to get from my number one go to site. Really appreciate it mate, it means a lot.🙂

[@jeremybrooks2415]

That turned out great awesome job

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers mate, I was relieved when the resin set I must say 😂. Thanks for watching😉

[@colinnewmarch1106]

Nice work

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers mate, thanks for watching 😉

[@wanchaicowboy]

The grass and water look really good. I have used that water and found that things stick to it and can be pulled off tearing the surface. Hopefully the Modge Podge will prevent that from happening. I will try the MP to see if it improves the look.

[@TheGreatMim]

One thing I found helps, is to paint on a light coat of gloss varnish afterwards, it certainly helps to keep it clean and you can then easily wipe of any dust that settles on it with a damp cloth. Thanks for watching😉

[@johnmudd6453]

Nice work, but why does every scenery maker ,shoot over their shoulder ? It blocks the viewer from seeing what's happening, wouldn't it be better to situate the camera at the other side of the table ?

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers for watching mate, I didn’t have space on that side of the table with my past set up, but that’s possibly something for me to consider when my new workshop is complete, thanks for the suggestion 😉