Toilet paper + Glue = Realistic Waterfalls

Waterfalls adds magic to every miniature landscape, terrain and diorama. This method using toilet paper and Elmers glue is great both for model railroad in any scale, diorama, tabletop fantasy and Warhammer style RPG terrain. Realistic scenery!

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[Kolmaryn]

i was recommended one of his videos for some bizarre reason but you know what? i’m here to stay. this man has chaotic energy

[bernicetornquist]

The sound of the water falls really add to the display. Very nice.

[LoLorelando]

I really like that toilet-paper-water-technique. It seems way cheaper than using resins and looks great.

[DFMurray]

I love how awful it looks when the paint is wet and then BOOM it looks so real. Crazy amazing.

[Aangel]

Another great way to get the water ripple effect is to use a nozzle heat or hair dryer. Great artwork, I grew up with my grandfathers home made huge train set with my siblings. Brought back fond memories, thank you.

[jenniferlee]

the guy holding up the water effect to the camera like a beauty guru- I Stan

[LaanaAriesCreativeConcepts]

That was amazing. I knew when I saw your background setup it was going to be good. But that water. A thing of beauty. That clear coat was the business. The boat once done, it as all perfect. And don’t use that word lightly. And you’re a great teacher. TFS

[sexycavetroll]

this is so impressive. I was never able to get into this type of model making/art but as a kid I was extremely interested in them. I would visit the local shops and I remember being amazed by the level of detail and creativity . I would read the same magazine over and over studying every page since I didn't grow up with a lot of extra spending money. I did detour into other forms of art though but I will still always respect the work people do like this

[RylanBones]

My jaw actually dropped when I saw the final result of your paint job. Kudos!!

[russellchard]

I know NOTHING about this kind of art creation, but I found the video fascinating. I am in awe of the skill and craftsmanship to do something like this. Well done and congratulations on a wonderful creation. Thanks for posting this.

[DandyLion]

I love how upbeat Mark is in his videos. So awesome!

[kcro]

FINALLY someone that describes it & shows us how to do water! and it looks real! Thank you

[DennisDuboisLifeview]

What a great tutorial! I love the way you make use of simple everyday materials to achieve beautiful scenes. I find that I get rather tired of paying high prices for commercial products and finding that they aren't as good as advertised.

Once again, thanks for the great ideas and techniques.

[NightBazaar]

That's very impressive. It really does look like water in motion. I especially like the 'depth' you gave to the pools. 👍

[JMWxx]

It looks amazing! You’re really talented! My dad has wanted a model railway for 30+ years. He’s got lots of trains and track and finally got a room he’s going to put it. So I’m looking for great ideas for him. I’ll definitely send him this! Im going to check out the rest of your videos now 🙂.

[wrbergner]

This was one of the best examples of producing a water effect. Great job!!!!

[franciscoalvirde]

This is the best way to make a waterfall!!! It's really awesome!! Fantastic!

[adriannabcustomfurniture]

Back again to watch this haha watched it when you originally posted it. Such a great video! very nice 😊

[garryfleming]

You are an absolute legend. I've seen a lot of your videos and boy was I inspired. It's guys like you that encourage newcomers to the hobby. Greetings from Ireland ☘️

[Jenalgo]

I enjoy listening to Swedish people. They tend to speak English so beautifully. And of course, this beautiful diorama is also a bonus.