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Hi there fellow Wizards and Necromancers!

In this video I will show you how to create an amazing, snowy display base with a water effect that tells a dramatic story. You will learn how to do the following effects:

- Water

- Ice

- Cracked Ice

- Snow

And much more.

Here are the paints used:

1) Stegadon Scale Green for the basecoat of the base.

2) Celedor Sky for the highlights on the base.

3) Fenrisian Grey for the highlights on the base.

4) Abaddon Black for the shadows on and the trim of the plinth.

Here is the resin used in this tutorial:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09GXQYC2G?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Hope you will enjoy the video!

If you are reading this before August 5th 2023, I would like to invite you to my display basing class that I'm running in London. It will be next to my studio and everyone attending will be invited for my studio tour after the class. For more details please send me a private message.

If you would like to join the Mamikon Academy discord server, share your work, see the amazing miniatures that others create, be a part of our community, here is the invite link:

https://discord.gg/RXe8bgdSvg

Thank you very much for watching and supporting me. It means the world to me. If you enjoy my tutorials, please tell your friends about them - maybe they can help more people and I could be closer to my dream of becoming a full time painting teacher here on Patreon.

Best wishes,

Mamikon

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Chriswont

I’ve taken a ton of inspiration from this great video of yours for a small project. Just wondering if the step where you mix baking soda with the uv resin is for the snow effect you’re building up, or is there an additional purpose to that? I’m hoping to achieve a similar effect with a mini emerging from inside the body of a tree. Instead of snow effects I am considering sawdust.

Jeff Wilhelm

Found it! Thanks. Great Tutorial. You taught an Old Dog a new trick LOL

Studio 489

Where did the skull guard come from?