OCENA TALBE

Draw a circle equal to the table size creates a circular frame around any material that is flexible and resistant to adhesion make a mm bottom layer with epoxy shaping the layout of internal details The white powder you see is plaster, or you can replace it with cement Use spray guns and special colors to coat them To have a deep and smooth ocean, we need to apply a color coating before epoxy pouring

Use deep and pale blue tones to create depth of the ocean And now let's add some grass to make the hill more lively Can you hear the sound of waves? Use quartz sand, for a bright white sandy beach Fix them with a dilute milk glue solution the interesting stage now, please keep your eyes on it Use a brush to smooth between colour epoxy layers
Note, the closer to the shore the blue will become fading Use heat to remove all air bubbles generated in the color mixing process Use transparent epoxy to create the desired waves Do not use too much white epoxy to create foam, using enough will give the most realistic effect The heat gun will help us to spread white epoxy to evenly create beautiful wave tails this is my favorite part
a few tips in using the model figure we should choose models to figure with standard ratios like : :

Draw a circle equal to the table size creates a circular frame around any material that is flexible and resistant to adhesion make a 5mm bottom layer with epoxy shaping the layout of internal details The white powder you see is plaster, or you can replace it with cement Use spray guns and special colors to coat them To have a deep and smooth ocean, we need to apply a color coating before epoxy pouring Use deep and pale blue tones to create depth of the ocean And now let's add some grass to make the hill more lively Can you hear the sound of waves? Use quartz sand, for a bright white sandy beach Fix them with a dilute milk glue solution the interesting stage now, please keep your eyes on it Use a brush to smooth between colour epoxy layers Note, the closer to the shore the blue will become fading Use heat to remove all air bubbles generated in the color mixing process Use transparent epoxy to create the desired waves Do not use too much white epoxy to create foam, using enough will give the most realistic effect The heat gun will help us to spread white epoxy to evenly create beautiful wave tails this is my favorite part a few tips in using the model figure we should choose models to figure with standard ratios like 1: 116, 1: 100

Draw a circular frame around a flexible and resistant material equal to the table size
Create a 5mm bottom layer with epoxy, shaping internal details
Use plaster or cement (replacing the white powder) and spray guns with special colors for coating
Apply deep and pale blue tones for ocean depth, adding quartz sand for a sandy beach
Smooth between epoxy layers, apply heat to remove air bubbles, and use transparent epoxy for waves, avoiding excessive white epoxy for foam. Choose model figures with standard ratios like 1:116 or 1:100.