Diorama stone dust is a fine powder made from crushed stone, typically used to create realistic ground textures and rock formations in dioramas and model landscapes. It is available in various colors and particle sizes, allowing modelers to simulate different types of terrain, from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs.
Applying diorama stone dust is relatively simple, but requires some patience and attention to detail. The first step is to prepare the surface where the stone dust will be applied. This surface can be made of wood, foam, or even cardboard. Once the surface is prepared, a thin layer of white glue is applied to the area where the stone dust will be placed. The glue should be allowed to dry until it becomes tacky to the touch.
