How to make rubble for dioramas

[@lukeloganjohnston2029]

wanted to add some rubble to some tyranid bases and this helped so much! thanks!

[@chuckwillis9271]

Excellent presentation. You are the King of dioramas.

[@modelermark172]

That looks VERY convincing, Don! This is good advice for the beginner and long-time builder, alike. I can't believe I missed this when you first posted it.

[@vascotoys]

What an awesome video! Love the realism.

[@HassanAnge]

Great video, thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@EFergDindrane]

So cool! I love it. Simple, but very clever! Thank you.

[@колхозПутьИльича-х7й]

Excellent tutorial. It inspires to do something similar.

[@earlcousins6635]

WOW! Very smooth and easy method. Thanks MUCH!

[@scottmccloud9029]

Good morning Don. Definitely looking forward to seeing this one. That sure is easier than going to the trouble of making silicone molds and all that. Thanks for the presentation.

[@davidkilby1043]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@Bunyip_Studios]

That worked out a treat!

[@clouddog2393]

Brilliant . Thanks for posting . Realistic and cheap .

[@camclarke7220]

Thanks for showing this Don - new to the hobby so still learning and this was super helpful.

[@andib6626]

This is brilliant, thank you so much!

[@michaelg.1786]

Great tips on debris! Looks realistic.

[@troyhand7296]

Brilliant...and so easy to do...thanks

[@paulhennessy5627]

Fabulous idea Don. I'm just finishing of a tiling job at home and I somewhat overestimated my grout requirements. Going to give this a go later.

[@paulbeckett7517]

Hi Don, thank you so much for this vid. The rubble is a huge obstickle for me, making the rubble look realistic. Cheers bud.

[@baronpapa87]

This is genius! Thank you for the tuto

[@sylwitcha5325]

Brilliant idea!

[@thehighlander8322]

Thank you, I’ve learned something today :D

[@garyjames1346]

Brilliant, cheers Don, how did I miss this 4 months ago, I love your work 👍

[@decjorden7112]

Very very good fair play to you

[@mikec2810]

Just found your channel ! What a great and simple way of making rubble! Thanks so much for sharing! Just subbed!

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

That for good ideas cheers Graham

[@OzzysScaleModelerSecret]

Nice and interesting tutorial Don . Nicely explained and wel executed :) Keep on the good work .

[@johnhood9567]

Great segment!

[@jamesmcmillanclyne391]

Really helpful!

[@dpcarlosalvarez5269]

Omg thank you!

[@spencergregory8049]

Ingenious

[@tpbbuzzelli1327]

Thank you for your experience on this 😊

[@jlewis2890]

Where do you get your grout from? And what type of grout is it?

[@nanplabwern]

Any DIY store that sell ceramic wall and floor tiles will sell it. It comes in powdered form, and different colours,just add water and mix.

[@baleksander000]

At 8:36 lol thank you for the extra sound effects!

[@kadelane6]

Hi mate this is a amazing idea I just can’t seem to find any online 😢 where do you get yours from thank you

[@nanplabwern]

the rubble is dried tile grout

[@kadelane6]

@@nanplabwern thank you what brand do you use

[@nanplabwern]

@@kadelane6 l use USA brand but any will do

[@kadelane6]

@@nanplabwern thank you can’t wait to make my own

[@godgoodtheknight3060]

why is the rubble so red when the building is so gray

[@nanplabwern]

The building is made of red brick with a grey render on top so the rubble would be red and grey.

[@1Klooch]

This is the tile grout without the sand, yes?

[@nanplabwern]

No sand just grout powder and water

[@1Klooch]

@@nanplabwern Thank you. Good content, your delivery is clear and easy to follow.

[@Ploxxord]

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