A good how to video

Thank you for posting Bakster....that was a great video, and its was worth watching.

Drifter--you are welcome.

Agreed. This modeling video tutorial is very well done, a rarity. It's author and our own Paul Budzik are in a minority in setting a high standard for YouTube production quality. There are more out there, but not a lot.

At 3:20, the YouTuberer is using some sort of cutting gizmo. He was kind enough to post a subtitle naming it. WonderCutter from MicroMark. Over $400. I remember a day I would have ordered one by now. Those days have passed.

Thanks for posting, I look forward to watching in it's entirely later.

Greg

Agreed. This modeling video tutorial is very well done, a rarity. It's author and our own Paul Budzik are in a minority in setting a high standard for YouTube production quality. There are more out there, but not a lot.

At 3:20, the YouTuberer is using some sort of cutting gizmo. He was kind enough to post a subtitle naming it. WonderCutter from MicroMark. Over $400. I remember a day I would have ordered one by now. Those days have passed.

Thanks for posting, I look forward to watching in it's entirely later.

 

I had to look up that WonderCutter and boy...$420.00!! That is one hefty price tag. I wonder if you could take a battery operated toothbrush and attach a #11 blade LOL.

The Drifter

I wonder if you could take a battery operated toothbrush and attach a #11 blade LOL.

Now there's a thought!

Greg

Agreed. This modeling video tutorial is very well done, a rarity. It's author and our own Paul Budzik are in a minority in setting a high standard for YouTube production quality. There are more out there, but not a lot.

At 3:20, the YouTuberer is using some sort of cutting gizmo. He was kind enough to post a subtitle naming it. WonderCutter from MicroMark. Over $400. I remember a day I would have ordered one by now. Those days have passed.

Thanks for posting, I look forward to watching in it's entirely later.

 

Unfornatuely a lot of these youtubers are just marketing branches of companies. They're being given all this stuff and only some times mention it. There's been a big rise in quality youtube diorama makers of late. Most of them come under terrain or D&D terrain pieces but they work great for dioramas.

I stumbled across Barbarossa doing an interesting diorama using two different eras in the same model. I've found it a really interesting watch and wanted to share it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykb9yvkSPWo

Does any one else have any recommendations for diorama videos?