How To Make Realistic Savannah Grassland Terrain Scenery

[@Paepercuts]

Hello all, i had some copyright issues recently with the music tune used at the end credits. I had to mute it unfortunately, sorry about that. Cheers.

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[@davidbarthel5664]

Thank god another video from the terrain building bob ross. I dont know what it is with your voice, maybee the combination of the tembre and the dutch accent, but listening to you is deeply relaxing.

[@Paepercuts]

Nice to hear that and thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@mazer4112]

thank you for not just playing music and speeding up the video, I have learned much from this video and am grateful, thank you

[@warhammerbremen1148]

This actually is a tutorial on a whole new level as usual from you. I simply can't wait for the next one.

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that and thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@normanrowe2831]

Excellent. Fascinating how you used the flock box. I've never seen it used upside down. The results were outstanding! That's why I watch, to learn from the experts. Thanks.

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you, great to hear that and you're very welcome. Cheers.

[@fang609]

Yet another outstanding diorama you have built and a smart move to please the grass the way you did.

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you glad you liked it. Cheers.

[@dominiclindus2535]

Amazing video as always. The Kudu pun was hilarious and the flock box is fascinating!

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that, thank you!

[@MultiJamesman]

Those trees look very good, so does every thing else. Thank you!

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you and you're very welcome. Cheers.

[@milossacha3255]

EXCELLENT (as always!) I really highly admire your creativity, Ideas, skill (and storage full of beautiful branches):). I really like technical level of your videos as well, as right time dedicated to each of them (not excessively long, not too short), and nice speed of speech, too (I don´t feel myself as on a speed speech contest and so I have no difficulties to understand, what you are trying to explain). Thank you soooooo MUCH!

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that my friend and thanks for watching! Cheers.

[@overdriveactive5486]

Lots of handy techniques in each of your videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@captainbenjicus2393]

Out standing as always, quality of the work & video is second to none. Really looking forward to the next one. Thank you

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you i'm glad you liked it. Cheers.

[@delphi1247]

that was so good i really like how realistic it is

[@leonverdonschot3727]

Zoals altijd weer een duidelijke uitleg en een mooi resultaat

[@Paepercuts]

Bedankt en goed om te horen.

[@Sanorace]

Doubling up on the static grass is a pretty cool trick. I love how creative you are!

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you nice to hear that. The static grass stacking i learned from a demo of the company that makes that layering spray, convinced me to experiment with it :) Cheers.

[@TrainsandDioramas]

Very nice as usual! I love the static grass applicator - perfect for dioramas. Have to get myself one!

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you glad you liked it! Cheers.

[@courtneyoverbey3300]

Wow. Amazing work. Subscriber added.

[@richardpurvis1072]

You are awesome man! Happy you are back! Keep it up

[@Paepercuts]

Glad you liked it and thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@skoaljaw2216]

I absolutely love this tutorial... Thank you for posting this!

[@Paepercuts]

You're very welcome and thank you for watching.

[@philRminiatures]

Awesome job on the ground, looks realistic and fantastic...impressive!!👍👍

[@kottur4846]

13:59 the joke xD omg you always sounds so calm an serious, that the joke just make me laugh hahaha xD

[@bethanygraham427]

I love your videos. So inspiring.

[@Paepercuts]

Cheers and thanks for watching.

[@The-invisible.W0man]

i have literally binge watched all your videos i find hem so relaxing. If you can maybe next do something with a horse and water like jumping over a creek. I really like it when resin is used its so interesting to me. Regardless the result here turned out stunning as normal, i'm surprised you dont have more subscribers.

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you great to hear that. That is a nice idea, i'll place it on my supersize list of ideas! Cheers.

[@ronzufelt1428]

Another awesome video. Thanks for doing these.

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you and you're very welcome.

[@roadyhobbycorner5926]

Very nice terrain building.I will need to go to intratuin to look at some stuff ;)

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you and good luck! Cheers.

[@roadyhobbycorner5926]

Naar dewelke ga jij? als ik vragen mag ;)

[@Paepercuts]

Hendrik Ido Ambacht of Rhoon. De filialen met een snijbloemen afdeling hebben een groter assortiment die kan je op de website van I.T vinden. Cheers.

[@big_iron_]

Always awesome seeing a new post from you! Watching this vid now, is there ANY chance you plan on doing some sort of post apocalyptic type scenery? With all of your terrain workings, and games like Fallout Wasteland Warfare, and This Is Not A Test gaining popularity it would be awesome to see your spin on it

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you great to hear that. I'll put it on my list ( which is a book by now ) and see if i can get it onto the drawing board. Cheers.

[@Hope4sun]

New to your channel and wow this is amazing work and such a great step by step tutorial, thanks for inspiring 👍

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you and you're very welcome!

[@sandeshshetty7669]

Awesome!! Great Work

[@m6087]

Un superbe travail.Un grand merci pour votre savoir faite et votre pédagogie.

[@Jahlaric]

I was wondering if you're still working on a new video/project? It's been 5 months since your latest video and I really miss watching your outstanding works!

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that, i had a lot of work on commissions lately but i'm working on new videos for the coming time. Thanks for your support! Cheers.

[@mariuszpolak8229]

Great indeed - as always. But I wonder about ground cover. You apply fine sand then tile grout and it looks nice. Why cover it additionally with this paste? It seems like it covers all previous effect of sand and grout. Can you please explain that?

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you. I add that layer as an extra layer of protection, it forms a hard shell and a good base to work from. Acrylic paste directly onto foam sometimes creates an unstable surface so you may get some chipping over time, especially if that foam is melted and hardened. The sand/ grout gives it a good grip. It is not completely necessary but something i do standard. Cheers.

[@squizzy6143]

amazing work... i love it

[@themoody1337]

absolutely stunning

[@Paepercuts]

Thanks glad you liked it. Cheers.

[@louirudy670]

Amazing video...but thats to be expected from you cause you always deliver good quality!

[@Paepercuts]

Nice to hear that and thank you for watching. Cheers.

[@chrisshaw451]

Superb, one question, you seem not to have the wire from the static grass box connected to the diorama base ?

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you. Yes i was amazed by this myself, the green cable only has to be connected. The metal plate creates the static charge which is also stronger than what you get from the cable. When using the red cable and the sift, then you need the green cable to transfer the static charge onto the terrain. Hope that makes sense i get dizzy reading my own green/ red cable-comment :p Cheers.

[@chrisshaw451]

@@Paepercuts Thanks :)

[@ankerboi]

Another great vid!

[@patrickmasse7159]

Wyatt a wonderful savanna

[@Paepercuts]

Thanks glad you liked it.

[@MrJakeKale]

I was considering liking this video until the kudu crack. Then I had to like it!

[@BalovnevStudio]

Hey. As always, a very decent job!

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that and thanks for watching. Cheers.

[@federicanardi7227]

Amazing. I love it

[@Paepercuts]

Great to hear that and thanks for watching.

[@frankymontens]

awesome work

[@charlieandrews2873]

Roots turned out spot on same with the grass, Can you let me know the name of the awesome music track that starts around 5:20, been trying to find it forever ☺☺☺ Regards Charlie

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you glad you liked it. The track name is Letter Box - Marrionette. Cheers.

[@charlieandrews2873]

@@Paepercuts Thank You,

[@VanappleArtApps]

Where did you bought the animals? Its look more realistic, superb diorama.

[@Paepercuts]

Hi, i bought them at a local scale model store. You can find them on Ebay or certain toy stores aswell, look for 'Schleich wild animals'. Cheers.

[@VanappleArtApps]

@@Paepercuts thanks bro love to see your works....

[@nemethzsistvan]

Awesome tutorial! But how did you make the 6mm (and 12mm) grass jumping up to the base? Did you do some special trick? With my flockbox I was able to make only 2mm grass jump up, 6mm was stuck to the plate...

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you! Well several things you can try, i did a lot of testing before i got it to work. If you have the same flockbox as i do, you can attach a 12v adaptor to it instead of the 9v battery that provides a bit more power, although it worked for me with the 9v aswell. Also try placing the green cable endpiece close to the box, not attached to anything just near it. Try using 'Noch' static grass ( i've listed them in the video ) for the 12mm and 6mm. Companies use different materials for their static grass and this one worked best for me, whereas the 12mm from other companies didn't even move like yours. Hope this helped good luck!

[@tokyonairobi3759]

That static grass and the machine.. Where can I have it? I really want to make some projects like this.. So perfect.. ❤️

[@itsmonkeytime5032]

I would love to have one!

[@Erestor95]

What type of brushes are you using? I want to start making diorama's myself, but i dont know what kind of brushes to use!

[@Paepercuts]

For diorama work I mainly use cheap craftstore brushes, usually synthetic as they are a bit more durable. A few large flat ones and some smaller ones fore finer work will get you started. Good luck and have fun!

[@Erestor95]

@@Paepercuts Thank you! I will start with a savannah grassland with some lions. Lions from Schleich, the same you used for the elephants!

[@muhammadnimji4626]

Amazing!

[@roaring_oblivion]

I watch your videos and always dream of making a display base for one of my miniature armies at that level; maybe one day if i watch enough of them i Kudu it

[@Paepercuts]

Haha nice one, that is something to look forward to indeed. Your army deserves one, have fun on the build!

[@FoxHoundFilms]

What should I use if I do not have an airbrush?

[@TheCamaroguy1]

Is there anyway to purchase some of these trees from you?

[@jeremiahbachmann3901]

Where ya been, man?

[@ElTitanTele2000]

The figures that he use are from schleich

[@elbrawl-nie2463]

i have a question, how did you get that trees?

[@Paepercuts]

Hi, I made a video to make them it can be found on my channel, cheers!

[@allthingssilver7635]

There is a store next to my work that stays packed full of people. The store only sells stuff to do with a game called War Hammer. Its very popular apparently and has 2 different worlds. War Hammer 4k and War Hammer Age of Sigma. They sell hundreds of different characters for each realm and also sell diorama kits. All the characters and dioramas come grey so they have to be built and painted which is half the fun apparently to the people who play it. I was thinking for your channel you should create a play list called War Hammer , do some research on each of the two different galaxies I think they call them and then show ppl how to build their own war hammer worlds. Apparently a lot of ppl can't afford to buy the characters and paint and scenery so they meet up and play on the kitchen table of what not but everyone in the store said they wished the dioramas were cheaper bc it makes the game more fun. A company/store called Games Workshop is who makes and sells all this stuff.. I bet if you showed ppl how to create their own worlds catering to the war hammer game players you would get a lot of views. Just a idea for your channel. Keep up with all the good work.

[@Paepercuts]

Thank you! I'm no stranger to Games Workshop ( Warhammer store now i believe ) i used to enter painting competitions at their stores, and have done commission scenery for gaming clubs often. Some of my early videos were all based around Warhammer and i hope to do more in the future. Thanks for the ideas, cheers!

[@tinemaertens6663]

where r u from ?

[@ZeganirnEndWatcher]

do you sell your diorama how much does it cost

[@Paepercuts]

Hi there. At the moment I don't sell any of my work, I gave this diorama away for a school project at the time. Thanks for your interest and for watching!

[@lonchdescarao6800]

I need more videos of yours for when new content???????????

[@Paepercuts]

I hope very soon, working on a big diorama-video at the moment almost finished. Cheers.

[@robertschulze7867]

Yo, I really do appreciate you Videos. Could you build a Diorama for every Biome, but Always with the same Surface of Terrain?

[@Paepercuts]

Thanks great to hear that. Not sure i understand your question, but most nature builds can start with some basic earth landscaping etc. Cheers!

[@noahkok3359]

you forgot to place the bushes

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