Making Cheap Supply Pallets for Tabletop Gaming

[@echodelta2426]

nice and simple.

[@bopaintsminis]

I think you could use wet wipes for the tarps, too, but they have to dry before you paint them. Wet wipes are stiff when dry, so maybe use spray cans to base paint and then dry brush a lighter colored craft paint over the top? Thanks for the video.

[@AzukailGames]

Wet wipes, yes, I think they could work as I've seen them used for fabrics, and I'm about to try them on something It also might depend on the wet wipes used; the ones I have dried soft. I've also seen kitchen towel used, though sometimes that can be fragile, and possibly dryer sheets would work too. But I had scrap muslin to hand, so used that! Spray cans could work (although the only one I have to hand currently is a grey primer - a lot of the time I use what I have). I think the main issue would be making sure it doesn't clog up whatever is being sprayed. But I think it would be worth a try. Thanks for watching!

[@samuelfurlano1897]

I love it as always. It just makes me so happy to watch these while relaxing at home doing my own crafts, or listening to them while I work. Such great tips too. I can't wait for you to venture into scrap built or converting present boxes/plastic containers into terrain.

[@AzukailGames]

I'm storing up materials - or hoarding junk! - to have a go at that. I think I might start with some components of larger builds, such as weapons suitable for building/vehicle mounting.

[@samuelfurlano1897]

@@AzukailGames Sounds like a plan to me.