Tiled roof for diaramas/wargaming. Step by step guide

[@rogerramgoolam6939]

Simple and perfect. I made my first cobblestone street yesterday after watching one of your videos. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@garyjames1346]

Wow, thank you Don, easy and cheap and that is right up my street 👍 please keep on keeping on

[@martinoconnor4314]

Excellent idea Don, thanks mate.

[@jomartvr]

Thanks for a very helpful tutorial! Enjoyed it!

[@ohthreefiftyone]

This is very helpful. I was looking for help making exactly this kind of roof because I’m making terrain for a wargame set in the 17th century Caribbean and Spanish Main.

[@scottmccloud9029]

Outstanding work as always Don. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@rogerramgoolam6939]

Wonderful video😀

[@merlinharley77]

Good tricks

[@allanh53]

very nice don, just one question did you take the backing off the corrugated so it sits in the groves?

[@nanplabwern]

I did try that but there is no need to take the backing off.

[@paulbeckett7517]

Thanks so much for this great idea bud, and I really appreciate that you mention the other type of tiles you've done in another video. Don I'm scratch building a 1/35th scale bed at the moment. I tried to use fine 40 gauge wire with my original attempt. But it wasn't coming off too good. So I am making another, but my question is, would there have been slat beds in the 1940s? Thanks Don. I do enjoy your videos.

[@modelermark172]

Simple, inexpensive, and very effective, Don! Though this technique would probably be more suited for Wargaming Terrain, it would also be good for simple 1/35th - 1/32nd static display dioramas. That said, I've ever seen that kind of corrugated cardstock for sale where I live. As a matter of curiosity, does it come in a variety of sizes in case you wanted to model a building in 1/72nd - 1/48th? Thanks for sharing this!

[@jomartvr]

I have taken cardboard boxes that have a corrugated core and briefly placed them on hot water. Once the sides are wet, peal off the paper and you have a corrugated sheet of cardboard. Videos on this technique are posted on youtube.

[@modelermark172]

@@jomartvr Thanks, I'll have to check that out.

[@jesciaka]

excuse me, can i ask you the question about where u got those materials to make roof?

[@nanplabwern]

A good stationers should supply corrugated card or maybe corrugated packaging

[@davidbenson3931]

❤ it Don magic

[@VikingRaidersGaming]

hahaha quiky