DIY - How to Make Realistic Stucco Texture Paste for Dioramas
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Published 2023-09-08
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In this tutorial DIY, I show you how to create a realistic stucco texture using plaster, mod podge, acrylic paint, and water! This is super quick, easy, and cheap to make, and it looks fantastic for your miniature builds! I simply spread the mixture onto my piece of xps foam, and stipple it with a foam brush to make the texture.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Mixing Plaster Stucco Texture Paste
0:55 Stucco Sample 1
1:35 Stucco Sample 2
2:13 Stucco Sample 3
2:41 Final Result & Santorini Greece
3:07 Please Support Me on Patreon
All Comments (16)
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This is fantastic. I've been fussing with a stucco treatment on a diorama for awhile, and never thought to use a foam brush. I'd been testing with natural sponge and crumpled paper towel but they didn't create a fine enough texture. Off to stucco some tiny walls now!
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Thank you so much for sharing these skills:) Your channel is the only place where you show the actual tools you use which helps determine what to purchase at the store. Please make more tutorials like this. I really appreciated!
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I love all your videos! They're very helpful and amazing to watch! Your creations are incredible! Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
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Great use of the foam - I really like the textures you were able to produce using the foam - Nice work! 🙂
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I have finally got around to watching this video, and it was totally outstanding, your whole process was actually very easy to follow, best regards from Australia 👌👍👌👍
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Excellent! Thank you.
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I am amazed at the difference between the first and second finishes. You’re good! Could you please do a tutorial on how to be patient enough to create things like you do😂
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Can you leave it outside ? I want to make a small house replica of my own home and place it in my patio
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Your videos have been really helpful! One could just use any other acrylic color in the mixture to paint, no? If I wanted to paint a blue wall for example, or is it better to paint afterwards, does it still hold the texture? Keep up the good work!
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These look great! Do you need to leave the piece to dry before your go back over with the second pass of heavier areas to create the second style texture?
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Can I substitute the Plaster of Paris for cornstarch? Thank you in advance :)
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Would food coloring work or do I have to paint over it?
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Can I use modeling paste instead?Please reply, I hv been wondering lol
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Hello Mr Smol, I saw the Santorini Dio and it was very good. I'd like to add one more suggestion for a texture. It's called a 'knockdown' finish. Apply stucco, pull up some big 'points, spikey areas' of it and gently knock down the high spots with a slightly dampened spackle knife dragged over them. This produces a larger pattern with fine and rough areas. Thanks for sharing all you do. I like the modelling content. I'm picking up some quick easy tips. See you soon. Michael V.
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Hey, small world workshop did Prestongoes, ever comment like his number
