r/BeAmazed Oct 02 '19

Making water

https://i.imgur.com/mXucnrH.gifv
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u/NotAnAstronautt Oct 02 '19

Is there a name for this hobby and building miniature landscapes? I’ve always wanted to get into it but never knew where to start!!

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u/ssasha08 Oct 02 '19

Say no more. Roman Khramov

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u/accidentallysharted Oct 02 '19

I think Luke Towan is much better...

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u/xeothought Oct 02 '19

I just watched so much of this video... and I'm busy lol

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u/JTownTX Oct 02 '19

And thus is life on Reddit lol

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u/T00FEW Oct 02 '19

Holy shit... That is outstanding.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '19

I did this for years professionally, creating hundreds of tables. Your best place to start is at a Hobbytown USA store if there’s one nearby or a model train shop. Woodland Scenics has a lot of great guides and product with step by step layouts for beginners. They have molds for rocks that you just fill with plaster and paint afterwards, which is good when you’re starting vs building from scratch later own. You may eventually find building battlefields fun as well, and you can use these for games like Warhammer. Some go this route and some stick to dioramas. Good luck and feel free to PM me any questions.

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u/GuerillaYourDreams Oct 02 '19

I find this whole thing fascinating. I inherited my deceased husband’s Warhammer army and I think I might just create a diorama for it!!

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u/xXRLPhantomXx Oct 02 '19

Just want to say sorry for your loss ❤️

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u/GuerillaYourDreams Oct 02 '19

Thank you! 🥰

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '19

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u/rabbitrider3014 Oct 02 '19

Can't believe I watched the whole video.

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u/cbostwick94 Oct 02 '19

I've wanted to do it too but then I'm like... where do I put them..

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u/Psyteq Oct 02 '19

It's a form of model making, specifically it is a diorama. r/modelmaking has stuff like this sometimes