そんなキットが、あるの知らなかった！

No translation is needed. The products he used had English written all over them. Look again. :)

@@ComingWithTheClouds I wasn’t talking about product names. He had subtitles in his language with no translation describing what he was doing and there was no working translation button. Look again!

You wrote "What did you use for the ice? I can't read your language and no English translation" That reads as asking about specific products used to make the ice and nothing else. Perhaps you should read your post again.

@@ComingWithTheClouds I make little dioramas myself, smart mouth, and I use white glitter and glue to mix it so it looks like packed ice in a winter scene. I just saw him pack the artificial ice in his model and there was his language but no English translation of how he made it. What’s wrong with asking how he makes something so other artists can try it out! Maybe what he uses is available where I am to look for. For all I know maybe he makes ice and snow for his diorama different. Where I am in my craft place there is no actual artificial snow so have to use white shimmery glitter and if mixed a certain way with Elmer’s glue does really look like ice if I can find it. I don’t use plaster of Paris any more which makes a good packed snow look. My two places I go to doesn’t sell artificial snow. What is your problem anyway! Nothing wrong with knowing how he makes some things like ice. Nothing wrong with using English translations! I watch a German artist and he has no problem using English translations when he narrates his videos as I don’t know that much German except for a few words, on supplies he uses and what to do with them. He realizes not everyone understands German. What IS your problem!

In my original response, I tried to ensure you knew I was being friendly by adding a smiley at the end. It's perfectly fine to ask how something is made and what is used to make it when neither is shown but in this case it was. He showed what he used and how he made it - it's clear you have completely missed it. If you took my original friendly advice and not taken umbrage by it you might have noticed this. He mixes Green Stuff World Snow Flock with Liquitex Acrylic Matte Medium. Look at 9:00 I wasn't trying to be a "smart mouth" I was simply pointing out what you had asked. I was honestly trying to be helpful, the amount of questions in comments of a variety of craft videos where people ask similar questions when it's all in the video is astonishing. Just because you didn't like my response doesn't mean I'm attacking you in some way or there's something wrong with me.