Star Wars DioramaㅣEasyㅣFloor Tutorial

Here's an easy, how-to tutorial for creating a faux stone floor for your Star Wars diorama or toy photography.
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[@ploxxy]

Finally KZbin recommended something decent. Great video man!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thanks a million, glad you enjoyed it! 😎

[@daxxaa238]

This is amazing and well thought out. Makes the diorama really come to life

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you!! I really appreciate it ✨🤘😁🤘✨

[@markgriffith3076]

Brother AMAZING work, we need a channel like this, please keep doing more diorama videos, tutorial and ones showing your collection :-)

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! I really appreciate that! Definitely more to come! 🙂

[@markgriffith3076]

@@ToysAreTheWay that's awesome to hear and my pleasure. Just some feedback.....diorama tutorial....can't fault it, fantastic explanations and great footage. Loved your Falcon review too but would have been nice to hear you talk/tell us your thoughts during the set up. Would love to see your collection and your dio skills are fantastic so I'd love to see more😊🙌

[@ToysAreTheWay]

@@markgriffith3076 Wow! I really appreciate the kind feedback! Thank you! I agree, the Falcon review was a learning process and in the future I definitely plan to offer more thoughts during assembly. I’m happy that the dio tutorials are being received well, it’s something I really enjoy and plan to show more of. I’m hoping to show my collection, displays, and new additions in future videos as well. So stay tuned 😎 Thanks again!

[@popspropshop8997]

Nice channel. Just getting into dioramas myself. Finished my first one this week. A small Mos Eisley "Han shot first" booth. Keep them tutorials coming.

[@ToysAreTheWay]

@@popspropshop8997 thank you so much! That’s an awesome first diorama to have done! Absolutely, I have more content on the way!

[@MikeRendar84]

Thanks for the inspiration and tips! :D Very clever to use both sides of the foam board!!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Anytime man!! ✨✌️😎✌️✨

[@markrussell3414]

Awesome video on star wars diorama 👍👍👍👍

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you!! 😎

[@ianbyers1250]

Love the idea here using the cutter to score the lines in the rock. I think a low heat wood burning tool would do the same thing.

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! Oh interesting! Yea, that sounds like it would also do the trick! 😎

[@RR_1138]

This is awesome, both sides too , thanks for the video my friend, probably going to cut in 1/4 and put magnets as I can slide into a shelf ,thanks!!!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! Nice! That’s sounds like an awesome project! 🙂

[@kiwimanMAKMCSWF]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! Anytime, I glad you enjoyed it! 🙂🙂🙂

[@photoluke1499]

Good to see the YT algorithm promoting small channels, have a sub my dude, very good video and nice to see another Star wars Dio maker :) EDIT: forgot to mention this would look pretty cool for a battle of Krait diorama, using a red paint pen to fill in the cracks with a white powder paint on top.

[@ToysAreTheWay]

🙂 Thank you so much for subscribing, I really appreciate it! Makes me happy that people are enjoying the content. More to come! Oh that’s a great idea! A Krait diorama could definitely be adapted and done that way. 👌

[@thetvbaby83]

Awesome!!!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! ✨😎✨

[@foxx0263]

Looks cool

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thanks so much!

[@VipMike]

That is the Way.👍🙋🏻‍♂️ Happy Collecting MtfbwU Always.

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you! This is the way! 😎 happy collecting! MTFBWY!

[@legion078]

Very nice tutorial! Seen you on a live stream recently. Instant sub from Germany!

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Oh wow! That’s awesome! Thank you so much for subscribing, I really appreciate it!!! 😃😃😃

[@santiagoro]

Amazing work! I've been looking for a tutorial like this for years now! What would you think about taking a big piece of foam like that; doing the whole process, and then breaking it into chunks? I ask bc I'd love to use it for toy photography, but am limited on space and wouldn't have the space to leave it up as a full display.

[@ToysAreTheWay]

Thank you!! Glad my video could be of help!! I think it’s a great idea and I’ve actually done something similar recently. Space is always limited, so I cut the foam into puzzle pieces after the scoring step. This allows me to make the floor as seen in the video but have them be more manageable for storage. 😎😎😎