Painting White Cliffs of Dover Terrain

[@johnkelley9877]

I am always amazed at you can take simple materials and techniques and make masterpieces. Thanks for sharing this great tutorial.

[@Halkomahooli]

British humour, best kind of humour Mel 👍🏻

[@italic_8357]

The sheer talent you have is incredible. Keep it up! 👍

[@philRminiatures]

Most reslistic and beautiful work once again, from the water to the path...Inspired as always!

[@sirdestructor]

The pathway on top came out really nice! Especially with the bits of dirt around it!

[@TheTerrainTutor]

Quite chuffed with that myself mate

[@gornser]

That music! I feeling like I'm getting trained to craft on musical cues!

[@gornser]

Also the piece looks lovely ^^

[@jimitubman8046]

Looking to do something similar myself but keeping away from the ususal examples. I did find a great photo of the Harry Rocks and Ballard Point, and the cliff features are absolutely fantastic! Gonna take a good amount of work with my hand and table hot wire cutters to get something akin to it, but I do love the Harry Rocks.

[@andyraven]

The Needles are a great example to use if you're looking for ideas.

[@TheTerrainTutor]

I should do those at some point

[@wwkdiecastmore5647]

Looks great, thanks for sharing!...Bill

[@fircombehallrailwayoogauge1430]

Cracking tutorial!

[@richardokeeffe8375]

Fred’s lessons starting to show!

[@TheTerrainTutor]

Oh most definitely mate

[@BeleagueredThespian]

If I can't replicate this there's going to be 🎶🎤👄 blue words over the white cliffs of Dover 🎶

[@TheTerrainTutor]

You can do it!!!!!

[@bohdanbindas1506]

Can you do your base coat with an airbrush?

[@ryandavidsonNZ]

What is that stuff used to make the base of everything?!?!?!

[@Pedro116092]

the clif looks great but I feel the water effects sort of let it down. But very nice work

[@parkertaul331]

Just recently found your channel. I feel like you are more of a war gamer. How could I do these for Dungeons and dragons? Otherwise I love your work thank you for sharing knowledge.

[@TheTerrainTutor]

No idea how you'd uses these for DnD mate

[@rodneip7077]

You're right Mel goes more for crazy good realism. But D&D is about the game and its concepts like Dark x Light, chaos x order and so on. So what I do is to be more dramatic going darker tones and aging effects and very clean and mahogany in others.

[@markcole5108]

These pieces are intended to be lightly handled, as opposed to a scale model diorama for viewing only, so the modeling concepts will work for wargaming or D&D (any role playing really). Take a look at Mel's High Peak Pass video and some of the other basic videos, like flocking, and you should find that the techniques will help you build terrain pieces.

[@JupiKitten]

What about subtle green tones for algae growth near the water?

[@TheTerrainTutor]

There's always something I miss mate lol

[@JupiKitten]

@@TheTerrainTutor Fair enough. Just something to play with in the future I suppose. ;)

[@GryphonArmorer]

What foam are you using for this one? Divinycell?

[@TheTerrainTutor]

This was spaceboard eco mate

[@GryphonArmorer]

TheTerrainTutor cool. Thank you Sir. 👍

[@aliyoung4951]

They are chalk cliffs.

[@TheTerrainTutor]

Yes, limestone chalk cliffs