Modular Acid Pools (3 Methods for Building Toxic Wargaming & DnD Terrain)

[@ArtJeremiah]

This is part of my Liquid Terrain series/sets. If you missed how to make the Flowing Lava Sets here is a link to that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJS7qn-wfZeVmNU

[@earthmanbrick]

Nice work churning out videos as quickly as you do. Great stuff

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks 👍 ... I'm trying hard to get high quality videos up weekly now. That's the goal at least.

[@jrhandicrafts]

Looks great, modular acid pools, thanks for sharing ,waiting for your next new videos, keep connect and stay safe always.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thank you! I really appreciate you watching.

[@augustmcdaniel]

Good stuff! The toothpicks was a good idea!

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks! As always, I appreciate you!

[@maricelaatempa750]

Awesome work!!!

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thank you. You are the best

[@AugustCooking]

I liked the cheap and easy version the best! :) All good ways to make pools of acid! :)

[@ArtJeremiah]

I think that was the funnest one to make.

[@sociallysupreme7101]

Have you started that next room in your dungeon yet? Looking forward to the next vids!

[@ArtJeremiah]

It's coming for sure. The holidays slowed me down on the dungeon a bit but I will have the next video soon. If not next week, then the week after that.

[@HacksawsHobbyBunker]

Nice work. The resin ones look the best but even the easy version looks great. I have worked a bit with two-part resin but never clear, so the tip on using the lighter is good to know.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks! Yeah the lighter really helps.

[@CampaignTerrain]

Super well done, as ever. I'm still lovin' those bubbles. I can definitely see adding various pools to my adventures, in future. Your video production expertise is really looking great, as well

[@ArtJeremiah]

I appreciate it! Yeah I am way happy with the bubbles. And its cheap best of all. And I'm trying with the video production... Slowly but surely learning.

[@CampaignTerrain]

@@ArtJeremiah It's looking good. I really like the "floating" materials needed. the colour option filters are pretty spiff, as well

[@chrisgriffin9164]

they are all amazing, I like green colour the best.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks so much! The green is tried and true.

[@karencrawford9227]

Cheap and easy is always good! Thank you for showing all the ways to make the acid pools! They will be a future build for me!

[@ArtJeremiah]

Of course! Thank you for watching.

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

Nice work. I think I like the cheap and simple version best, probably for the same nostalgic reasons you have. All three came out looking good though.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks Paul! Yeah, that nostalgia gets me every time.

[@phantasmich]

Awesome crafting honestly is very entertaining good to watch artists like you 👍👍👍

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching it and for the music. Sounds great on the video. One of my Patrons said it was perfect for the videos.

[@phantasmich]

@@ArtJeremiah that makes me really happy! I'm so glad I was able to get everything right. Keep up with your amazing job! 👍👍👍👍

[@ArtJeremiah]

@@phantasmich Thanks! You keep up the amazing work as well.

[@dungeonsanddioramas8068]

Thank you for this video! I may try this technique for the tar pools in an upcoming one-shot I'd like to run

[@ArtJeremiah]

Good luck!

[@themakeshop1499]

Nice job on the pools.

[@FrankyDCrafter]

This is great, love everything you do.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks man! Same to you!

[@AzraelThanatos]

One other option would be to use foamcore, cut it to shape, peel the top, bevel the edges, and then work from the center outwards with the nailpolish remover, acetone, or other foam melting options to create the pool itself. Then work from there. I'd use a slightly thicker gloss pour for the actual "liquid" This would keep it flatter for use, and by leaving the paper on the underside, you don't have to deal with balance issues with it and less potential warping issues.

[@ArtJeremiah]

Yes, that sounds like another great idea. Probably would work better with the foamboard that peels off easy. Thanks for sharing.

[@jherazob]

You deleted my comment! [Runs away sobbing dramatically] :P Didn't expect to be named in a video, nice! Also it makes sense, even though i have zero need for them right now i'm now tempted to make little paintings :D As for this build, one cheat i've seen to make it easier and quicker is to use cheap fake pearls for the bubbles, you can get like a hundred for a couple of bucks or something, and they look good enough. They'd end exactly the same though, no variation, so maybe adding one or two of the hot glue ones would be good. Nice build in general! I'd be tempted to scavenge a skeleton mini and drop it in the pool though :D

[@ArtJeremiah]

Thanks man! Yeah, I was tempted to throw in a skeleton. Probably should have. Anyways, thanks for the tip. You should check out my secret link in the description, I actually found some various sized glass beads that would work well with what you are talking about.

[@thee_number_six6227]

On the resin drying, it's an exothermic reaction. The thicker it is the hotter gets and faster it dries.

[@ArtJeremiah]

That's very interesting. Thanks!