Let's Make an Acrylic Battlemat!
In this lets make video, we go through how to my acrylic battle mats for your wargaming terrain setup. In this specific case, I do a jungle mat with paths running through it.
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Comments
TheTerrainTutor
AuthorWhat sort of battle mat should I try next?
Ray Slover
AuthorHow would you do a snow one for frostgrave?
Shmygelbryl
Author12:54 someone is behind him , you can se a foot stepping in 😳
Corvus boreus
AuthorGratitude for these highly informative tutorials.
Might I suggest that if you could find a suitable brown or tan fabric for the underlay then this would avoid the white border on your mats after you trim the edges.
Gregg Sadler
AuthorIf I wanted to make a desert mat Do you think I could just use place and instead of the flocking? What considerations what I have to pay attention to with sand? I want to make a 5’ x 6’ mat
Slim Jim
AuthorVery cool. Another project to the list of unending projects.
Sekh Burd
AuthorHey Mel, what would you do with the edges to make it more professional and better quality? I followed your guide and got a nice mat but the edges are curling a bit. Was wondering how to prevent that.
ssvishnov
AuthorWhat's the best way to store a gaming mat? Fold it or roll it up?
jcephrie
AuthorMel, you are an inspiration! This violates all the laws of trade painting and I love it. I have some questions though:
1. Does the lack of seems on a 6×4 make it the preferred way of making an acrylic battlemat?
2. Is the trade off of doing multiple 2×2's with standardized roads all running off the 6"/18" points allowing for modularity worth the extra effort?
3. Is there be a way to make a decent looking rivers in a modular 2×2 scheme that would still allow the battlemats to roll? Is there transparent acrylic caulk?
Emil Christensen
AuthorAmazing build! thinking of doing some force on force vietnam in 28mm and your burma build is such an inspiration!
Daniel D
AuthorHi Melvin, why don't you use black tea instead of herbes? Then if some comes off, it Will leave browns instead of greens.
Aaron Bono
AuthorSo if you needed something larger, say 6' x 4', would you recommend making one big mat or several small ones? I just wonder if a large mat is harder to deal with and might age differently.
bartorzech21
AuthorHey, incase you see this, how much ounces of paint did you end up using? I feel as if the amount of paint for this can get into costly territory if I'm doing my mat 3.8 by 2.5 feet
Cardinal Biggles
AuthorHang on dere lar! How did you fix the cloth to your MDF board?
Stuart Cantrell
AuthorHi – Just discovered your channel and hugely impressed with the content you are creating here.
This video (creating an acrylic battle-map) was the first video I watched and I did have one question… ok two it appears:
Is there a way to ‘seal’ the surfacing to the flexible sheet without loosing any flexibility of the roll-up battle-map or harming the finished aesthetic?
Are some possible finishes better on a roll-up battle-map than others?
Many thanks again and I look forward to binge watching a few more videos in the back catalogue soon!
CKTPR
bartorzech21
AuthorHey, is it a good idea to make the mat a different color if I want a more greenish mat?
(With that question said, is it also a good idea to paint the mixed herbs green?)
David Walker
AuthorI hope you get to read this Mel. This was a number one Terrain Tutor-ing for me. I would love to see a series or just one with many different types of textures, IE; sand, ice/snow, Medieval/Modern town/city that can be done on Acrylic Battlemats, and Rolled up.
Liam Green
AuthorHey Mel it’s liam nicks son 🙂
Brad Sumner
AuthorIf you were wanting to do an urban setting one with paved streets and such, would it be best to make the acrylic black or would it be better to paint it with an airbrush to get the black color?
David Fox
AuthorThis is awesome! Great video Mel!