How to do a biogradable scale model for landscape architects


Doing a scale model that is editable can be expensive and difficult to dispose properly. That is why I often use dough for my scale models. To get the recipe and overall instructions on how to do a scale model for a landscape watch my video from YouTube, behind the link:

https://youtu.be/qDLlsuZ9MsY

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  1. Henry långMay 22, 2023 at 10:29 AM

    This Was so interesting to watch this tutorial. I usually make my models from plastic to maybe I should try this as an alternitive. Your instructions were really clear. It would have been nivce to see what the dough should look like when it is cured.

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  2. Fragments of TimeMay 24, 2023 at 1:34 AM

    Hi Venla! I like the name of your blog and the play on words, and when I saw the video idea, I was immediately interested. It's wonderful to get new perspectives on things that are taken for granted. Children make modeling out of magic dough in kindergartens. It never occurred to me that dough could also be used as a material for a miniature model sketch. And then eat it! I like the happy mood of your video and it's nice to put a face to the blogger. Subtitles or keywords might have been nice in certain places. I like the relaxed pace of the video. The only downside I could find is the length of the video, but I had the same problem, my video is even longer.

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