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wjbrandel-not sure what look you are going for. I am working on a diorama (but have had to pause momentarily) and have used pink insulation foam, craft paint, elmers glue, and sifted dirt. Here is an early version of what I've done so far.

Great job. Looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing it with us

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Here is a little bit of earth laid down on the diorama. To bring out the varying textures in the wall, I added some sopts that attempts to show a worn, tired, and weathered trench. The German troops were worked on some more by adding highlights, detailing leather items, glued hands on, and...

The three experiments for dirt from L to R: mixture of dirt/ dry wall plaster, mixture of dirt/glue/plaster, and then glue laid down with dirt on top. The first 2 methods resulted in some cracks, and was generally thick. I think those would be good for modeling heavy mud. I.opten to move forward...

I'm new to the hobby, only picking it up a month-ish ago. I NEEDED something to do that would be different than staring at my phone, or working. 'The man' gets a lot of my time already. Usually this time of year I exercise pretty regularly, but the space I've done that in is...

Base layer of paint on. I'll mess around on scrap foam with earth textures before I apply it .Going to try real dirt with drywall mud, glue with dirt, drywall mud with paint, etc. Not sure how any of those options will look. No photos, but Ive begun cutting wood pieces for the trench walls Too...

Wanted a small break from painting figures, so spent time on the terrain. I used plaster wrap to help hide the transitions between the foam layers, and so that the earth is more uneven from the shelling. I thought about using drywall plaster but thought it might eventually break apart. (?) The...