Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Have you ever wished you could carve your own terrain, but dont have the time or skill to make it from XPS foam? If you answered yes, I think you're in for a treat!
In this video, I show you how to hand-carve diorama terrain from foam and then, I use technology to create a 1:1 copy of my hand-made art.
Thanks to today's video sponsor, @3dmakerpro I have a Moose 3D scanner, which I put to the test in this video. Huge thanks to them! In this video, I show you how to use the 3d scanner, print the object on a 3D printer, and even give some tips on the print settings that I like using for these terrain 3D prints that help you be efficient with your filament usage.
Special thanks to @DuaneShootsToys for inspiring me to get into 3D scanning.
💬 Comment below — did you guess right? Want me to scan and print this next?
Discount Code: VASCO20 (for $20 off)
-Moose 3D Scanner on 3DMakerPro Store: bit.ly/4qUq4wp
-JMStudio Download Links: forum.jimumeta.com/home/help/download.html?id=c4e844c2684141fbbd0d194962149ecb
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Become a VASCO Toys Patron: patreon.com/VASCOToys
Browse my diorama products and subscribe to my newsletter at website: vascotoys.com
Or purchase items on my eBay: ebay.com/usr/vasco48_sc
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - One of these is foam, the other is...
00:17 - How to carve terrain from XPS foam
02:10 - So, what's the other terrain made of?
02:24 - The 3DMakerPro Moose in Action
04:48 - How to 3D print a scanned object
06:32 - How does the terrain look painted?
07:15 - Should you buy this 3D scanner?
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DISCLAIMER - VASCO Toys is part of the amazon associates program. If you click on any of the amazon product links in this blog, I will receive a small commission on those sales at no extra charge to you.
I am not responsible for any harm or injury that may be caused a result of others attempting diorama building or any of the projects seen on this channel. Build at your own risk.
#3DMakerPro #Moose #3dprinting
Have you ever wished you could carve your own terrain, but dont have the time or skill to make it from XPS foam? If you answered yes, I think you're in for a treat!
In this video, I show you how to hand-carve diorama terrain from foam and then, I use technology to create a 1:1 copy of my hand-made art.
Thanks to today's video sponsor, @3dmakerpro I have a Moose 3D scanner, which I put to the test in this video. Huge thanks to them! In this video, I show you how to use the 3d scanner, print the object on a 3D printer, and even give some tips on the print settings that I like using for these terrain 3D prints that help you be efficient with your filament usage.
Special thanks to @DuaneShootsToys for inspiring me to get into 3D scanning.
💬 Comment below — did you guess right? Want me to scan and print this next?
Discount Code: VASCO20 (for $20 off)
-Moose 3D Scanner on 3DMakerPro Store: bit.ly/4qUq4wp
-JMStudio Download Links: forum.jimumeta.com/home/help/download.html?id=c4e844c2684141fbbd0d194962149ecb
____________________________________________________________________________
Become a VASCO Toys Patron: patreon.com/VASCOToys
Browse my diorama products and subscribe to my newsletter at website: vascotoys.com
Or purchase items on my eBay: ebay.com/usr/vasco48_sc
___________________________________________________________________________
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - One of these is foam, the other is...
00:17 - How to carve terrain from XPS foam
02:10 - So, what's the other terrain made of?
02:24 - The 3DMakerPro Moose in Action
04:48 - How to 3D print a scanned object
06:32 - How does the terrain look painted?
07:15 - Should you buy this 3D scanner?
___________________________________________________________________________
DISCLAIMER - VASCO Toys is part of the amazon associates program. If you click on any of the amazon product links in this blog, I will receive a small commission on those sales at no extra charge to you.
I am not responsible for any harm or injury that may be caused a result of others attempting diorama building or any of the projects seen on this channel. Build at your own risk.
#3DMakerPro #Moose #3dprinting
