Clump Foliage - Your Suggestions 

Burmese jungle build...........awesome, I do need knew terrian for my Circle of Oborous army. Cant wait, really loving this Clump foilage work.

Excellent vid once again. I tend to use cheap acrylics from The Works. 1 Green, 1 yellow and 1 blue. I start with green and then add varying amounts of yellow or blue to add variation. I also tend to go for the darker greens, which, with a yellow or light green dry brush, look epic - even though I do say so myself.

Cheers Mel, these videos were really great and have been so useful. Thanks mate and hopefully we will be seeing many more in the very near future.

Terrific video. Very inspirational and we get to see the experiments in progress.

Really loving labs like this

I think the kitchen sponges, w/o the scrub side, wet blended would be awesome.

Nice one

Grinding/blending foam with a bit of water will help protect the blender motor from burning out

Lab test tutorials are informative Mel

Simply amazing, thanks again.

Brilliant channel and fantastic money saving ideas for warhammer 40k or most other table top gaming...top vid.

Interesting as always Mel. Have you considered using dishwashing liquid for flow-aid?

what about using bath sponge's for putting textured paint on

Hello sir, would u like to show me that how can we make foliage (by hand or in grinder ) & how to apply from starting thank u

So, out of this group, which would you put on your terrain and which would you not?

with the wet blending. I saw a RU-vid film where they put ice cubes with the water and the foam. They said that the blades cuts the foam better because theres a hard material in the blender.

try ice in the blender also I would like to see how you would ''re-dye to'' get 2 or 3 color ''shade'' clumps

Very good! The experiment is completed. ;)

great stuff that good mix and match like it ::::))

I find acrylic is the way to go if you want to control the colour of a material. However the main reason I am in favour of it is due to it's rubber-like end result which means people can drop things on them often and I don't need to worry about redoing it all. I tend to make all landscapes in my games from acrylic injected rubber foams which when done right yields wonderful results. I've dropped my most recent map a few times while making it due to the lack of a work bench since my last one broke during a storm and I haven't had the time to replace it but thankfully the materials I use hold out well. i1076.photobucket.com/albums/w450/Arammu_theGame/2%20Y%20S15s_zps955sqkgp.jpg Give it a go sometime and let me know if you can find any material that is more durable to the kind of abuse clumsy players will inflict upon it.

what about bath sponge's for different texters

Any updates here Mel?