Hello all. I make miniatures and one of the biggest pains in the butt is making brick textures. In the past, I would usually draw lines onto foam board with a dull pencil to simulate the look of brick (then texture the foam with a foil ball). On my last diorama, I decided to try cutting the brick pattern into EVA foam. This worked well for the scale I was doing - 1:24. I think the mortar lines would be too big for smaller scales, due to the size of the kerf, but I haven’t experimented yet.
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