Thank you and god idea, never thought about doing that!

Thank you! Big fan of your channel

Hey dude, fancy meeting you here.

Oh I still ate that burrito!

@@theminiaturemen40k oh yeah, 5 second rule!

@Damien Arlo yup, I have been using kaldrostream for years myself :D

Thank you, we appreciate the feedback!

Very good idea! Thank you

Thank you! They are even more fun to paint. That video will be up soon!

It's out of stock here in America anyways.

I can work cork to make it look like rocks, but I don't think you can make it look like concrete rubble. I agree though that cork just looks like cork if you are not good at working it properly. you have to carve it and pull bits out of it and stuff to make it actually look like rock. Using wood chips is better for creating natural rock though, it doesn't take half the amount of work.

From other viewers experience the plaster I specifically used I guess works best, other brands are too brittle. If the plate is uncoated and just bare paper it should stick if it gets plenty saturated

@@theminiaturemen40k Oh I used the same brand of plaster

I shall try again 💀

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions when making them. I had some starwars jokes in mind when I made the video haha

Haha glad the video helped! Little base dioramas are the best!

You have no idea how many Darth Vader rebel base jokes I wanted to include

Are the paper plates coated with anything? If they are just super cheap plain paper it should stick pretty well

​@@theminiaturemen40kI think I wasn't adding enough water so it didn't properly soak into the paper. Tried it again an it seems to have worked much better! Thanks for the tutorial!

In this case it was a 40mm for the gravis marine.

I do put a good amount a water. After talking to some viewers they found regular plaster is pretty brittle but the 2x strong plaster I use in the video doesn’t have that problem

It’s embroidery mesh. Most craft stores will have it. It’s really cheap as well

@@theminiaturemen40k Thanks for your reply dude, been watching other videos. Underated channel your content is great

It may be the different types of plaster. The stuff I use in the video claims to be twice as tough and dries extremely hard and after nearly a year of games I haven’t had any flaking or issues

@@theminiaturemen40k thank you. Will try different types. Also I tried using the plate trick but my plaster separates from the plates, so it might just be the plaster after all.

@@theminiaturemen40k just wanted to update, but yeah, this stuff you're using on the video is MUCH stronger than regular Plaster. I bought it and the pieces came out sharp and beautiful, and take an beating. Thank you

Awesome! That’s great to hear!

@@theminiaturemen40k had the same issue with Paris Plaster (most common here in Canada). Is there a specific drying method or mixing that helps harden the plaster? Mine is very brittle and snaps easily with just my fingers.

I use the hose outside haha but good advice for people who might do that

Rage with eye protection!

Are you using a gel superglue or liquid? If liquid I’d defiantly get some gel superglue.

@@theminiaturemen40k It's liquid-ish , Zap-a-gap Medium CA+ , i don't have any gel i think , but i'll look for one :O

@@Tomcat_Coyote Gotcha, the stuff I use is a gel and can be found at most hardware stores. The plaster is really porous so it likes to drink up anything too liquidy

@@theminiaturemen40k I'll definitely get a gel CA for bases from now on ! I usually don't use plaster so it never became an issue that my glue was liquid , i mostly use it for resin and metal minis :P Thanks mate !