Inside THE DMC’s Studio #3: Creating dirt & debris for dioramas

Tutorial on how to create dirt and debris for your dioramas.
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As always special shout out to Bob the Odd for the inspiration and knowledge. Check out his channel!!
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[@eduardolimoeiro1327]

awesome !! again !!!

[@tomemyscoobies]

Really impressive! I usually leave the little bits of debris loose so you can rearrange it as you need, but this simple coating looks fantastic in the last picture. Great job!

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

Thank you! Depending on the project I’ll leave them loose too, especially if they’re larger pieces. Just really depends what I’m going for.

[@rektangular]

Well done sir!

[@PunkerMike]

DMC back at it!! Good vid Brah!!

[@TheBudgetJedi]

Nice! Came out great man!

[@wambam6511]

Nice. Do more vids for sure. Learned a couple of things

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

I will for sure. Thanks for watching!

[@lordgoofy]

Dope video and bad ass work holmes!

[@klanibal]

Please continue paint. Very useful VDO. Thx

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

Thanks for watching! I think I will.

[@alchang8506]

patches of dirt make all the sense in the world bro !! haha nice episode

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

Of course they do 😉

[@Adol666]

I love your jokes

[@bert3837]

what is the specific name for that foam?

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

Extruded polystyrene made by Foamular is the one I use.

[@bert3837]

thanks man how thick should it be if i want a nice brick wall?

[@xxxTheDMCxxx]

The easiest to find is the 1" at Home Depot. You can get that one or if you can find 1/2" one. You'll get the same results.

[@bert3837]

thanks man ill check it out

[@publicenema5011]

time to get some kitty litter. lol

[@smash_lab_creations]

#painththemshits

[@beckdgreat6953]

Child’s art work lol