How to Make Realistic Rubble for Wargames (Flames of War, Bolt action, Crossfire, Battlegroup, etc)

In this next fun-loving round of miniature dorkiness, I will show you how to make realistic rubble for battle-damaged buildings. For this, I use cork, a sharp knife and a coffee grinder. Buckle in for this next adventure and make rubble that you can use for basing, for your buildings and as scatter for your game layouts. You could probably use this for dioramas as well. Here is more content related to 12mm and Italian Campaign 1943-45.    • How to Make Modular Dirt Roads with Cork (...      • How to Make Cypress Trees (Small scale mod...      • Comparison of 10 and 12mm German miniature...      • Painting Italian Theatre Panzergrenadiers ...      • 10 and 12mm WW2 US Army Miniatures Review....      • Painting Victrix 12mm US Infantry ( 'O' Gr...      • 12mm German and US Armour, Salerno, 1943(M...      • Spotlight on 3D Printed Models (12 & 15mm ...      • Panzer IV's in Italy (Construction & paint...      • M4A1 Sherman Construction & Painting Guide...   00:00 - Highly important message from the Dorkloids 01:33 - Greetings & Overview 03:11 - Cutting up cork stones or bricks 04:41 - Time to GRIND!! 05:50 - Grind up wood 06:20 - Mix up your rubble 07:07 - Time to add colour and bake in oven 12:35 - Breaking apart baked up rubble bits 15:16 - Rubble all mixed up 15:32 - Adding plaster bits 21:09 - Sticking down rubble 21:41 - Sealing the rubble and final steps 24:32 - Final remarks Music: "Slateman", by Godflesh Here is more content related to 12mm and Italian Campaign 1943-45.