How to: AK8012 || ICE & SNOW

[@TheCimbrianBull]

Great tutorial. Easy to understand. There are many different possibilities for me to use this in future projects.

[@charlesbrocchiero2307]

Throw all your other diorama products, AK diorama is the real deal! Great value, perfect product, I now swear only by these products. There's a small trial and error for the ice, but the result is close to perfect (living in a cold country, I know what I'm talking about). The search is over

[@AngelGiraldeZ]

Que buen video 👌🏻

[@TheDragonsreach]

Really great tutorial video, but the automated narration I’m not keen on. I’d much prefer a human with an accent.😁

[@ScaleMilitaryModels]

Mike Dodds the compute says ak no A K it’s so funny that it can’t even say it’s company’s name

[@sarterius6225]

Hey quick Question, did you stop producing this Product? It seems very hard to find it in stock in some shops!

[@AKInteractiveOfficial]

Hello, we are currently in the process of manufacturing the product. It will be available again soon. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

[@SnorlaxDaCat]

Just sorta started getting into this, what are the little metal scoop tools he used called?

[@christopherlacross7695]

Great!

[@models4dummies]

I tried to follow this tutorial, but after 2 attempts I'm not able to detach the resin layer from the mold. Surely I'm doing something wrong. Do you know why this could happen?

[@alyssafaden9443]

This is some time later, but you are right: they do not cover in this video the resin' natural tendency to stick like super glue to the pour surface. I personally poured onto a super thin plastic, but it still stuck and required work to remove. There's also a very long cure time, which I find help to give the ice a little more rigidity. For the surface, I'm going to try spraying with cooking spray and/or a silicon mat.

[@cameronleach5902]

@@alyssafaden9443 how did you get on?

[@alyssafaden9443]

@@cameronleach5902 *better*, but I think the next time I would possibly pour onto a thicker plastic (mine was too thin and tended to tear when pull off the resin). I would be TEMPTED to also use like a cooking spray or something (as I indicated), but I'd need to test that to make sure it didn't react with the resin. the silicon mat worked better.

[@cameronleach5902]

@@alyssafaden9443 alright. Thanks for the advice! :D

[@АВТОМОДЕЛЬ43]

Very good news! I love your products. Are you planning to produce glue for gluing metal and plastic for example? Often you need to connect different materials.

[@WorldEater-XII]

can you also make a broken/shattered glass effect? like a cracked window? i'm making a diorama and i wanna go All-in with the project 😎

[@sadkingbilly]

man, nice video with sound off but that computer voice kills any interest I had in watching other videos you have.

[@stevemccarron2777]

They say the best form of flattery is emulation. :)

[@THENERDINGCHANNEL]

Any chance of removing that ANNOYING GUITAR 🥴