Scale model stone walls. How to make.

[@flowersflowers5070]

I love your ideas and how to's. I am a female and I'm getting ideas from you for my Christmas Village.

[@philRminiatures]

Effective and beautiful, your walls look real and superb...Inspiring!

[@lilcwa]

You, sir, are a mad genius…and a very talented one at that! Great technique for craft projects. Subscribed.

[@percyblok6014]

Good stuff. Looks like a good way to make stone/cobble streets. Lots of etching tho. A good beer drinking sport.

[@YunScarlet]

Thank you for sharing. This what I been looking for. Really beautiful and easy to make

[@jyvesguillemot]

you are a real "quality street" box of model making! I follow all your demos and I find your recipes brilliant, so we can do a lot with little, excellent approach and that I think will encourage beginners who don't necessarily have fortunes to take up the hobby. in case congratulations!/ all the best ! jy

[@nanplabwern]

Thank you for your support

[@supermushyking5392]

Brilliant... and your "Pillars" looked good too. 😅

[@CborgMega]

Great work, Sir! Congrats!

[@calegarieliton]

Excelent vídeo, strong like to Brasil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷

[@davideblen9899]

Love your projects Don. Maybe ballustrades? Pillars ?

[@andymoon1039]

I like how you a can make anything out of tile grout look very good . what the method you paint your pier and wall caps ,pier cap I have start one of your Diorama with the triangle pier caps With the Stick on bricks just like to say love your work and keep the Diorama coming. Dom 😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@juanlopez3624]

Impressive 👍👍

[@ChimeraWargaming]

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@Barbarossamodels]

Nice work Don, for a cheap & easy alternative to creating a wall, that still looks the part, this is really nice - looks great!🙂👌

[@skewwer]

Looks brilliant

[@alfredpotts6136]

Very neat!

[@justinhealey2408]

The hobbystore I go to sells a rolling stencil for rocks bricks etc. I was just a bit disappointed with the price but they would be perfect, who needs them your 3 came out perfect. I'm making one by foam and a razorknife and wall filler..model on Don👍

[@sirmalus5153]

Your looking for the word 'pillar' for the uprights. Nice job overall and I would describe the "walls" as a 'random rubble' style, rather than dressed stone style, which would look more uniform, but possibly not quite so realistic, at this scale. Just found your channel by accident and subscribed. It does take me back many years what you do and show others how to do it. Thanks.

[@iamyourmuse]

Great job there.!

[@nicolaasfourie]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@Eduardomd54]

beautiful , great results, interesting technique than you

[@Ploxxord]

Decorative (dressed) concrete posts and field stone walls 1:32 Coping (cap) stones 2:00 Wall filler (putty) primer coat for better grout adhesion. 2mm to 3mm thickness of gray grout applied. Wait 1/2 hour then draw stones with pencil or sharp stick. Diorama Don relevant links Ruined Building: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKOpn4ipZtCGiZo *(knife awareness and safety)* Stone Barn Diorama: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJfRmpSnj6ifgqM (3mm cardboard) Dutch-style barn substructure layout and assembled with Hotglue Gun. Wooden front and door (wood texture demonstration). Stone foundation (as per cobblestones sculpted onto surface). Galvanized corrugated roof (cut and painted before assembly). Brick Wall: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4i3mat5lNx7jK8 (with decorative elements on posts) Stone Wall: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2jcmnupnq6Mqqs (dry fit shown, can grout or mortar) make individual stones and blocks for application. Cobblestone Street: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipWtpoN3jrmJjMU Cobbled Street: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipWtpoN3jrmJjMU&t=3s (cratered) Cobbled Street: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amLHlottgZKBns0 (with tram lines) [edit: removal of extraneous time stamp]

[@GilbertMeskens]

Greet work !!!

[@modelermark172]

Excellent work, as always, Don! As a request, I'd like to see you making some future tutorial projects specifically for Ukrainian buildings (and details like streets, bridges, sidewalks and stone walls,) both urban and rural. For better or worse, this will be useful in plenty of near-future modeling projects . . . .

[@9999paden]

great job

[@Khadij30]

منكم نتعلم بني ....سلمت يداك

[@robertotor9188]

Thank you very much for your content. Could you make a video of how to make a metal fence and a chain link fence?

[@nanplabwern]

Duly noted

[@robertkunkle1668]

Where do you get the cardboard?

[@nanplabwern]

I buy it from my local stationers supplier but I live in Thailand so that's not much help. I made a video around 6 months ago how you can make 2mm cardboard by glueing thinner packaging together. I have had comments from other KZbinrs with the same problem so I might work out how I can sell through my channel.

[@combataviationdefence]

Great video. I posted it on my model Facebook group Model Busters. I hope it helps.

[@nanplabwern]

Every little helps, thanks

[@olehippy13]

thats cool.. far out Don.

[@Eduardomd54]

Thank you

[@sk0k]

looks great but there is easiest way for ex. xps foam

[@rogerramgoolam6939]

Highly realistic