I love how you went from making the cheapest thing you could to actually make amazing cheap flock the rest of us can use too at a low price. Thank for what you do for us modelers.

It's like comedy gold at the end. Classic Luke.

“... and if you make a mistake, just chuck a bush on it...” I love it. Advice to apply to life. Thank you for your fantastic videos Luke. You have so much to teach from your experiences. Thanks for being you.

Flocks...wife walks by and asks why is he saying "F--Ks"....nice laugh for me this morning.

Love the outtakes at the end.

The bit at the end, with the light was very revealing of how much work goes in to these video. Thank you for sharing.

Luke, I was thinking... You might wish to chat with Night Shift. He does armor and dioramas. Also another of his hobbies is collecting sand and soil from all over the world. One tank dio he did he used actual sand from Tunisia. The dio was set in Tunisia. I think you and he might be able to do something magical and new products. He's a magician in weathering.

always appreciate your work and just generally awesome attitude Luke. Wishing you the best with your business!

Lol the secrets at the end of the video were great.

Great video man! Clear explanation and demonstration of what you do. Already getting some ideas for projects I want to do with this technique.

You've answered like 50 of my questions 1 one video alone, thanks so much. Ending was also absolutely hilarious.

Very cool results, very honest straightforward explanations, love it

I always learn something new from your videos, Luke. Top shelf job as usual! Thanks!

This is one of the best terrain videos I have seen and I’m including model railroad terrain vids ! 😉🥃 well done , cheers!

Great little video on developing a better look, thanks Luke👍🏻

Fantastic video. EXTREMELY USEFUL!

Culmination of all your experience and skill coming together in one supreme video demonstration.... Brilliant stuff Luke.. Well done kiddo....All the best

Keep up the great work man, just came across your vids and their brilliant!

Thanks for the years of time, effort, and money that youv'e expending teaching us yobbos on how to improve our craft All the best for you, your family, and business. I certainly learn something everytime I watch your stuff, mate! 👍

Unreal, thanku so much for all the i fo and demo..much appreciated 😊

this guy really loves flockin. Take 16 MOR FloK!

I find it so therapeutic watching you build bases and build up flock layers. I gotta say though...those outtakes at the end had me in stitches 😂😂

You're a friggin' artist with terrain boards and make it look so easy. Just "chuck it on" :) Great build!!

That's a gorgeous board, well done.

Can't believe the improvement on presentation compared to earlier videos. Great work.

Luke, thanks so much for showing off these techniques. The results are amazing. The hardest problem I'm having is just getting everything sealed down. I always miss somewhere.

I am not a gamer. I was looking up flocking and found this. What an amazing craftsman you are. I would assume, quite rightly, that you are a leader in your field! ❤ Excellent tutorial.

Flock, flock, flock ❤️❤️❤️ great video and advice (as always) 😃👍🏼

That table looks awesome for me, top effort. Great video and explanations as always. Even the Wife watched the outtakes 🤣🤣

It's like painting a mini, you're just building up the layers and the end product looks amazing!

Have you ever used natural materials for basing like pine needles, leaf stems, and acorn lids. I am thinking of doing a display base just using natural resources.

Chucking a bit of bush at it has caused me more problems than it's fixed.

Thinking about flock like painting (layering, highlights, shadows) is really useful! I get stuck in thinking about basing small bases if minis rather than whole terrain

🤣great stuff as always awesome information can't wait to try this when I'm set up 👍

very nice, it's good fun flocking, I think it's just a great ender for models and such.

lol love the outtakes!

Thanks! I'll spice up my terrains

It just wouldn't be a Luke video without the innuendos!

Looks Dope.

Hi keep up the great work, you make it sound so easy, I do not game I build 1:35 scale diorama's. I only started 8 months ago late in life and I am on my 3rd diorama, thanks for all the great advice keep it going.

glad to know that you can put static grass on top of the foam flocking now i m confident to move forward in steps with my terrain i can start with the foam flocking and latter on add the static grass

Haha love the out-takes

loved the vid. Sooooooo good, must try this out

First viewing of one of videos. Really impressed 👍👍

yes lad.. this is that perfect level of yorkshire accent and professional elocution. didn't mean to sound like a dick in prior comment lol. sold on the foam flock, natural undulation is easy mode. purchasing soon!

Awesome tutorial for intermediates man. Once you've got the basics of gluing and sealing down it can be a bit intimidating to know where to go from there when you first start but this pretty much covers what you should be trying next. And if you are a newbie, remember you can test this stuff on a scrap 6" square of foam first to try out the methods if it makes you feel more comfortable :) That way you feel more like you know what you're doing before you touch the precious project 😅

"You can't make a mistake; and if you do, chuck a bush on it, or a bit more flock" is the best thing ever said

Love love love.

Hi Luke, loving your videos. They’re my go to for scenery for our n-scale layout. Can a natural product such as moss be used or do they need special treatment to preserve?

I use foam flock only on lawns and tended grass but I use sawdust, chocolate brown grout, sand, talc and all sorts on woodland and rural areas.

good update use lot of you tip in the hobby thank four you channel an wot you post up

The Flock Master. So much information on this channel.

[thank, you for youre great video]👍

Looks amazing! Would love to see how you would apply this to gaming bases

Good video and I love the Austin powers background music

Great video as usual, love the outtakes, hope to see more of both 👍 Hope you don’t mind but I could do with some advice, I’m looking to get better Video editing software but there’s so many 🤪 I don’t mind paying, well within reason lol. Any ideas on which one would be good to use?

The thumbnail is just Keef and you can’t convince me otherwise

This is perfect for a final wash... i call it enemies blood... its a subtle mix of red and white blood cells sprinkled with bits of bone and muscle tissue. This wash is best used fresh and may be combined various creatures for a wonderful mix of colors.

Great Video! Want to do a grass field base for WW1, 1/48 model planes. Could you recommend type or color of your grass and glues I'll need, also Best XPS Foam for hase? Thank You

Hi Luke, great video! I would really love it if you could talk about the whole deal with the alligator clip, where it should touch, whether we're talking about a live current or if it's just doing something with static electricity, etc. Why do some terrain modellers' videos seem to show them touching the clip near the grass but without a wet glue area seeming to exist between the clip and where the grass is standing up? Are they using a metal plate underneath or something? On larger boards, it rarely looks like they've drenched the entire area in wet glue, and yet the grass still seems to stand up. I think a lot of video tutors seem to take this part for granted, so I see almost everyone just glossing over this aspect of applying static grass. Would love a bit more of a deep dive on it. Cheers!

I have a question: I recently got into the hobby of mini RC crawlers. So I decided to make an indoor course to crawl on. My first design was made of cardboard covered with paper-mache and it actually does the job. However, I stumbled upon the art of dioramas and landscape modelling and I fell in love. Now I have decided to try to make a diorama/crawler course out of gypsum plaster, sand, pebbles and so on. TL;DR - Provided I seal the surfacing and flocking with a lot of glue (got lots of clear PVA) would it survive driving an RC on top of it for some considerable time or would it get destroyed immediately?

Luke, going to put a order in from your shop. One question is where do you got your foam from for the bases etc. I’m in the uk

Got some of your foam scatter but it doesn't seem to be a mix of course and fine? Just seems to be fine? It's nice stuff but doesn't clump like on your videos, I've searched your website and cannot find the 2in1 stuff anywhere?

Seems like you had a perilous encounter with spicy food or something :P

Awesome thanks, think I need to purchase some stuff! When you said "easier to just spray it" what were you spraying it with?

Hi luke second edition of kings of war still worth playing what's the best to play practice

Do you have shops in the US everywhere I look doesn't seem like they carry your products.

Is your catchphrase now officially "which is nice.."

Hello, I just want to do grass bases for a BloodBowl team. Even if the result is fantastic, this looks a bit too much... Do you have an advice for 32mm bases ?

Where did you get those trees I would love to find some for my city scape

Hey Luke. Thanks for the amazing video again. If I wanted to do this exact type of flocking on my table, could you please give me the references you used I can buy from your website ? Thanks in advance for your help.

I work with 4mm to a foot. Should I buy and use a grass applicator. My problem is 4 or 6mm fibres are over a foot high which therefore is overscale for 4mm to a foot, so what length is best

The light behind you is your rim light. The key light is your main light ;)

What the flock!

Haha I'm the same I start recording make a mistake and have to start again glad I'm not the only 1 lol

Luke is there a video for the actual build of this one not just the flock? This one looks amazing

I also have some struggle with the first line/greeting when recording video. Dang it! haha. Glad it was not just me..

Is it ok to cover a diorama with glass top ? I am asking this because usually dioramas are made using different materials, colours and glues. Will they react being airtight?

Amazing looking table, why are Woodland Scenics still making this stuff?

Hey guys, I’m trying to get into painting WH:AoS. I bought lumineth realm lords. I’d like to able to paint the miniatures to box art quality using the paint scheme on the back of the build guide. Anyway I was hoping someone could help understand how to use the paint guide. My main question is, do I use paints in each section in the order listed on the guide? I’d also like to know how different paint types work, but I know that’s a lengthy answer so if someone could point to a good guide that would be helpful. Thanks.

The biggest problem I am having is blending or 'feathering" one area into another. I end up with stark, contrasting lines. Sorta all or nothing, ya know? How do I blend flocks and static grasses smoothly?

if you put a sock over your vacouum cleaner you safe your grass and can use it ^^

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A Yorkshire man is stubborn.... colour me green with flock

Do you practice safe flocking? lol

so you are saying your flock is better blended like your whisky

I think it is definitely not possible to make a nice terrain without the static grass applicator...it is a pity that they are expensive in my country...but there is no other way. I'm going to try to make a homemade one.

One word for those out takes, numpty OK I'll add to that proper numpty . 👍

Bbrrrrrruuup!!!! Get any on your shirt? 🤣

pause at exactly 1:03 haha cant resist laughing~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~

Did you say in your outtakes that you've only been a KZfaqr for 12 months? Making music is like flocking. I always have to tell myself its fine, stop adding sounds. Lol thanks Luke always love the terrain builds and tuts

Flock ahoy

Shrek's Dandruff. Who'd have thought...?

Before watching it, I bet he cuts his hair and dyes it green, uses that as flocking. That's what I'd do.

Easy for you Luke as you have all the colours at hand but we surface modellers don't have deep pockets so cannot afford to mix and mash but I'll tell you this I have been experimenting with Budgie flooring cover and the results mixed with tufts are remarkably food and its cheap as chips.

What no dill?

What the flock?

Oh yes, the starting bloobers. Talking all day long fine and suddenly "FIRKGKFKFLFLBLAAAARGH" 🤣 I always think "Am I THAT retarded now?" I learned a trick. Speak out load a word that twists you tongue in several different ways. For me it is 'Panzerwägelchen' (small tank wagon). Helps me sorting my tongue and language area in my brain and gives me time to reset my thinking.

EU teeth lol