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[@grahamtravers4522]

To join pieces together without leaving gaps (like your pillars), I use Greenstuff or Milliput around the edges. When partly dry, it can be smoothed out, and when fully dry can be filed or sanded if required.

[@creativecuts7803]

Seems so obvious in all truth. I use greenstuff and miliput on my minis all the time. Dont know why it didn't occur to use it on my terrain too. Will remember next time.

[@bobt3374]

I like that well done looked cool in the end video. Live long & prosper.

[@creativecuts7803]

Haha yeah this one was a bit of a journey. 🖖

[@gravewalker8723]

very smart build , some great ideas

[@creativecuts7803]

Cheers buddy, glad you found it useful

[@cerisekappes580]

Love the end results!!!!

[@creativecuts7803]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@cerisekappes580]

@@creativecuts7803 you are welcome!

[@felixsteiner6479]

Great work! I like to add plaster in a 2:1 ratio....sometimes 3:1. Cheers!

[@creativecuts7803]

Thanks for the tip. I dont know why I didn't think of that haha

[@orlandfitzsimmons5160]

Really nice work as always. I like your comment and not everything going as planned and having the determination to get back to it. So true and important to look at projects with a new set of eyes sometimes.

[@creativecuts7803]

Yeah haha I have a shelf in my studio which has a few projects for unfinished/on hold ideas. I'm pleased I finished these two experiments as they ended up much better that I thought. It has taught me to accept me mistakes and not be so precious about my work that I cant cut it in half and start again.

[@scottmclean4237]

Great video and excellent find of yours using the small food tray for the detail Fact you had a break on this model for while to use great to hear that you came back and turned it around

[@creativecuts7803]

Parts can come from the weirdest places sometimes - and as with everything there is a balance to be struck - my gf moans at me often when I am constantly scooping up half the recycling for my studio haha.

[@grantfoster8833]

@@creativecuts7803 To be fair, you are still recycling 🤷🏼‍♂️..

[@AndyMecha]

Very cool build, 😎👍

[@creativecuts7803]

Cheers glad you liked it 😀

[@Darnarus]

For filling gaps, I suggest you try Spackle. Its cheap (~tenner/kilo), hardens fairly quickly (~10mins), and you can sand it easy peasy, even carve it with an exacto, if you need.

[@creativecuts7803]

Cheers dude, as I understand it spackle is the US name for what is called filler in the UK. That is what I used and it did the job but is also very brittle and is prone to cracking particularly when applied to non porus materials like plastic. Thanks for getting involved though 👍👍👍

[@Darnarus]

@@creativecuts7803 The German name of what I use is Fertigspachtelmasse (what else would it be) and there are a ton of different kinds, I found one that works great. Its made for exterior use, the interior stuff from the same brand is brittle upon hardening as well, and prone to shrink a bit, so it's no good. If you sand the plastic down, it gets a good grip though. Good luck finding the brand and kind that works for you.

[@creativecuts7803]

@@Darnarus funnily enough I can speak German too. I will take a look. Thanks for the tip

[@benjaminburton8135]

@@creativecuts7803 You can also mix it with some Elmer's glue, or a similar cheap-o school paste to give the filler some more durability and to discourage cracking. I use that plus some local dirt to make my texture paste for my bases. It's very durable, especially if you seal it with some more watered down Elmer's glue.

[@subascosauce8288]

That was a masterclass indeed, I especially loved the paint glow effects for the lighting, I loved it.

[@creativecuts7803]

Thanks

[@TheGmasterFunk]

Brilliant mate 👍 you could try using decorators caulk to fill gaps

[@creativecuts7803]

Top shout. As a decorator in a previous life I should have that about that too. Thanks for watching

[@stephenspackman5573]

That was funny. A little voice in my brain was singing along, going elephant turd, elephant turd, weeeeeee're making an elephant turd. And then your girlfriend explained it to you! Seriously though, that was great, and the absence of pretence is much appreciated.

[@timhill1992]

Very cool sir!

[@creativecuts7803]

👍👍👍

[@bopaintsminis]

Inspiring. Thanks.

[@creativecuts7803]

You are very welcome. Thanks for stopping by

[@mikemartin3671]

Another great video! I appreciate the fact that you shared your challenges aswell. It's that human element that I find relatable and inspiring. New subscriber!

[@creativecuts7803]

Cheers dude, sometimes things don't always go to plan and that is also part of the building process. Most people edit out any mistakes but I think that sometimes it is from the mistakes that we learn the most.

[@schaaf9637]

For the Greater Good! For the Algorithm!

[@creativecuts7803]

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[@sglenny001]

Very retro furtuism

[@creativecuts7803]

I'm a little oldskool haha 👍

[@denmanfite3156]

Suddenly giant cats. lol

[@creativecuts7803]

👍👍

[@markandrews9792]

Great build mate, Can I say the music was abit to loud at the end, Shit hot job

[@creativecuts7803]

I know man, sorry about that. This one was a slightly rushed edit as I had to catch a plane, so I didn't have a chance to properly review everything. Sorry about that

[@bocktordaytona5656]

ULYSSES want to known your location... Your build looks like the divide from fallout new vegas lol

[@creativecuts7803]

Thanks dude. I'll take that as a compliment

[@sglenny001]

Add some figures looks like thunder birds

[@creativecuts7803]

Grew up watching Blue Peter and the Tracy Island they built many moons ago was a big inspiration for my hobby!

[@stevespearman7347]

😲 !!!!!!!!

[@creativecuts7803]

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[@sbcinema]

🐘💩 🤣👍

[@creativecuts7803]

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