Tips & Techniques: Reusing Teabags with Terrainoob

[terrainoob]

Just another quickie to share...

Terrainoob's Quick Tips - Teabags

[Dano1945]

That's a great idea. I bet some of the premo teas are not quite as ground up and would make even better leaves. While we're talking about tea, I remember reading about using liquid tea and coffee to stain and weather items.

[DreamKnight]

Great tip!  It looks like it could be used for shroud wrappings for long dead corpses too!  Tarp for tanks? That's actually a good idea.  I was trying to figure out how I'd do tarp on my Cromwell.

[DreamKnight]

Just another quickie to share...

Hey Terrainoob!  Would you allow us to add this to our resources library?  I'll make ya famous!

[terrainoob]

Go for it!  Anything I ever put up here, you guys feel free to put wherever you think it'll help folks!   

[DreamKnight]

Go for it!  Anything I ever put up here, you guys feel free to put wherever you think it'll help folks!   

Awesome you rock! Let me know if I can do anything for ya.  Make ya a cool title intro or something. I whip out the After Effects.

[terrainoob]

OOOOOOhhhhhh...please please please!!!    That would be AWESOME!!!  I suck at video stuff.

[DreamKnight]

OOOOOOhhhhhh...please please please!!!    That would be AWESOME!!!  I suck at video stuff.

let me mail ya. Check your mail in a bit.

[WhiteLeopard]

Cool Tip  could you use a metal strainer and get those leaves smaller to look more dirt like?

[terrainoob]

Hadn't thought about that, but it sounds like it would be a good idea.  I'll have to try that myself!

[the Baron]

...While we're talking about tea, I remember reading about using liquid tea and coffee to stain and weather items.

That's right, you can soak paper in tea or coffee, to stain it and make it look like parchment, or otherwise tint it in various shades of tan and brown.

It would also work with cotton thread, and with cheesecloth, used for camoflage netting.