Model Behavior: Aging Miniature Houses
Time for some distressing and weathering! Kayte and Norm take two scale models designed for tabletop wargaming and add paint, dust, grime, and foliage to age them a few hundred years. What does a house look like in the post-apocalpyse after nature has taken over? This is our idea of fun!
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I LOVE these types of videos.
I just bought the one Norm is working on. 30 bucks. What a deal.
You guys are an inspiration to turn a good model into a mini diorama.
Loved this video! Thank you for taking the time to talk through your strategies and approaches a bit more!
Also it was great to see you both at Makers Faire today! Didn’t get a chance to thank you both for all of your contributions to Tested but you’re helping to inspire me and many others to have fun in our creativity, so thank you!
Could I get the place where the milk pigments were bought ?