Tutorial: How-to use DEER FERN Laser Plant

[@martinlarsson3434]

Hi! I was wondering what colors you are using for the rocks here? It looks so realistic!

[@GamersGrass]

Hello Martin! Thank you for commenting! For that diorama we painted the rocks with a blend of dark greys, brown wash, and then drybrushing them with lighter greys (almost up to white). Then we used brown dry pigment to create those brown auras that look really cool and add some variation. For the last part we painted some lichens in some spots, creating an aura also, using a stippling technique. Hope this helps :)

[@Blottingpaper]

What glue are you using? CA always fogs up for me and leaves a white residue as it dries.

[@GamersGrass]

Hello! Thank you for your comment! We prefer to use cyanoacrylate glue, because it can help to hold them quickly in the desired spot. The "fog" white residue occurrence is something that varies a bit from label to label (we noted even that it sometimes tends to appear more in thicker, more expensive glues). You could try to use cheaper, more liquid super glues. If it's something that persists, you can also wash the white residue with water or alcohol (using a brush for example). We found that it helps to remove it in the cases where this happens.

[@spider2544]

What material is this printed on?

[@GamersGrass]

Hi! Thanks for the comment! The Laser Plants are made of a paper-plastic material. This way they keep their shape and are super strong :)