This video show how to transform some pieces of polystyrene in fake rocks. The rocks are very realistic so that my brother was believed they were real. The colors used are suitable for an oriental Nativity Scene, but you can use also different colors (eg. black and gray), the important thing is that you use the dark color before and light color at the end. I used Christmas music because normally this type of video is watched at Christmas time and because this type of music is free from copyright. If you don't like it, you can mute it, because no instruction is given using voice.

Comments

1. very beautiful work man and I really enjoyed watching. thank you!
2. awesome
3. What can I do to make this outdoor capable ?
   Or it is already outdoor capable.
4. Good tips thanks for vid
5. waht kind of paint did you use ohh yeah instead of plaster can use glue and tissue
6. now I reckon if you want a snowy version you use greys and whites instead of browns?
7. can I use this for an aquarium?
8. I would make this into a transition from the water to the holding tank with plant remediation to create the waterfall effect needed to create the algae runoff transition. Way cool, thanks on so many levels!
9. This may be a dumb question but it says that it can release toxic gasses when heated so if I have a heat mat for my gecko will it release these? Or will the coat of paint protect it?
10. could i use a low heat gun for this project?
11. very very nice !!
12. You are talented 👍🏻
13. you never said what kind o f paint
14. Omg i will try that to my hamster..
15. OMG...it is so perfect work!!! love it
16. Is it a good idea to base coat it with spraypaint? The styrofoam will melt, but i don't exactly know in what way (to much, not enough?) it saves some time and, in my area, pretty expensive fuel. :p
17. Salve ,complimenti innanzitutto,volevo chiederti se è possibile vedere come hai realizzato la grotta che si vede nel video