"Warspite the Wargamer goes natural" Topic

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Warspite1	30 Jan 2023 3:54 p.m. PST
Warspite hits YouTube again with tips on basing figures, basing trees and doing diorama work using natural and found materials. Sand, gravel, cork, twigs and recycling old DVDs and Compact Discs YouTube link At 24 minutes also my longest video so far as I am learning some editing. Barry
Sandinista	05 Feb 2023 3:01 a.m. PST
Subscribed so I can remember to watch later Cheers Ian
Warspite1	06 Feb 2023 10:12 a.m. PST
@Sandinista: Thank you, I do seem to have had an upswing in subscribers and 'thumbs up' so I assume I am doing something right. Viewer feedback, positive or constructive negative feedback, is welcome. Barry
Warspite1	16 Feb 2023 4:59 p.m. PST
Natural materials part 2 YouTube link "Continuing with the use of natural materials plus steel nuts and shims to make tree bases. This week we learn that a steel teaspoon makes a great little spatula and we (or I!) also learn that UHU-type clear glue can reactivate when you least want it too. Don't worry, I saved it in the edit." Barry

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