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Hi Guys,

This one is a little different from most of my videos and I'd appreciate feedback if it's the kind of thing you guys find useful or want to see in future. Basically it's more of a techniques video with a focus on advantages, disadvantages, and hopefully some nice painting techniques too.

Next week I'll have a build as normal, something that really compliments the modular tiles and can be used with almost everything I've made and shown so far...

As I've said in the livestream, this video was also a little necessary to test out these different techniques in the run up to a big pair of videos I have planned for a new system where I make extensive use of rock texturing - stay tuned!

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The Best DIY Foam rock texture for Tabletop Terrain?!

A fair side by side comparison of the most popular stone texturing techniques to use on XPS foam - so you can pick the one that's right for you without messing around doing testing yourself… ⚔️ JOIN THE ARCHIVE ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/RPArchive 🛠️ EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS: http://bit.ly/RPEquipment 🔔 Subscribe and click the bell for more D&D terrain! 👍 If you found this helpful, help me out and like the video up there! Check out my modular terrain systems: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveChannel Channels with tutorials for these techniques: Bards craft: https://youtu.be/rRZGkOYZ_-g Craft knife carving - hirst arts: https://youtu.be/PWSK9SAEig0 Craft knife carving - Ferguson Bros Rail: https://youtu.be/a0YjVryXYBk Black Magic Craft: https://youtu.be/VjZmihU7nxg 'Caveman' Technique - RubbishinRubbish out video 1: https://youtu.be/TlEcHkZLxiA 'Caveman' Technique - RubbishinRubbish out video 2: https://youtu.be/CZw8XBxHiWU Follow the channel to catch new videos and previews of upcoming content: Facebook: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveFB Instagram: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveINSTA #Rparchive #Archivemodularterrain #ArchiveScatterTerrain

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Adrienne

Stone method is a great idea! I've also added small stones into the layers of my tinfoil ball, because the foil smashes the longer I used it. Makes some very consistent smaller scale texture.

RPArchive

That's an interesting method, I usually replace my tin foil regularly these days to avoid that :)