HOW TO MAKE COBBLESTONE STREET TO THE DIORAMA
A look at one way to make a cobblestone road surface & also how to paint it. More of a pictorial video this one.
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Great idea and a really simple and cost-effective technique. Definitely worth doing.
Very much so 🙂
Lukes APS did something similar a while ago but he used a Greenstuff roller which was excellent.
Yes, I remember that one now you mention it, will have a look again for it.
Got to be worth a try
http://www.greenstuffworld.com for textured rolling pins about 150mm in length. don’t come cheap but if working with DAS clay or similar are very useful. Just check out the individual stone/brick sizes to suit respective scales.
Certainly speed up modelling the cobble sets. Good stuff.