Terrain Crafting: How to make your own Stirland Mud Textured Paint

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Published 2021-11-30

In this video I show a cheap and easy way to make your own Textured Paint that looks and acts just like Stirland Mud

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All Comments (18)

@Damastes76 4 months ago

An alternative (if slightly more expensive option) is to use acrylic mediums rather than PVA. That way you can vary the amount of matt/gloss medium to create different types of earth (wet or dry). Also worth adding in a handfull of cheap flocking to give it some vegetable debris texture along with the sand, makes for a more realistic effect.
@dartmart9263 9 months ago

Citadel/GW paints are supposed to dry up, long before you finish the paint pot!
@Atri0 7 months ago

This is great, I've only recently (in the past few days) had the realisation that I can make mini things - I do a lot of world building but find it hard to visualise my stuff simply through drawing it - so I'm trying to go through all the basics to compile a list and stuff... I'm a broke uni student so anything DIY like this is brilliant (and I live close to an estuary and quite a few beaches within reasonable bus distance, so lots of sand!) Thank you very much
@trashkitten64 2 years ago

Thanks for the recipe! I made this yesterday for my burrows and badgers bases and it works amazing!
@riotangel914 2 years ago

Brilliant video. Cheap and effective. Thanks for sharing this.
@chrisstokoe3169 2 years ago

I am literally going to swap to MDF bases and the mud going forward Al save a fortune cheers kev
@blackhawktabletopgaming5175 2 years ago

Great work I will be using this for my blood bowl base's.
@maggiehughes4283 1 year ago

Enjoy your site.great work.
@wychkingsarmoury 2 years ago

Awesome video, buddy! Love the recipe.
@horuslv3 2 years ago

Looks great. Think ill make some for some scenary projects i have coming up
@light-wolfred741 1 year ago

Holy cow! Thank you ao much mate, Ima have to try this out
@alejandrovaldesperalta3213 1 year ago

Thank you so much! I was looking for this concrete video. :)
@TheMariusDarkwolf 1 year ago

This is very helpful, thank you
@primslimO 5 months ago

Thanks a lot! Very useful video
@Ab3ndcgi 11 months ago

Great vid! I usually substitute sand with toilet paper tho; it makes it very easy to turn it into green moss, or to sculpt tracks and footprints on ^^
@jymloke 11 months ago

Wow.. nice video... I was just thinking about this today. What paint did you use? It looks like burnt umber , but is it acrylic or oil? Any recommendations or any of the colour tubes will do?
@khaosterminator 10 months ago

time to go digging in my kids sandbox