Modelling Water! (Clips).

[bricks tattoo]

Hey guys. I've used all 3. For small scales the mod podge is great. For larger scales, I use resin with the mod podge for texture.

 

[samson]

Yes I agree not for depth I guess for thin application only.

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Late to this one .
Yes Tubby it is as hard as it seems Magic water if not mixed to precise quantities will never set , there still water is a gel and is ok for small puddles of mud but this stuff gathers dust and becomes tacky over time .

Whats the answer ! don't really know as I am **** scared of all these products

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Late to this one .
Yes Tubby it is as hard as it seems Magic water if not mixed to precise quantities will never set , there still water is a gel and is ok for small puddles of mud but this stuff gathers dust and becomes tacky over time .

What's the answer ! don't really know as I am **** scared of all these products

So I wonder which product seems to be the most favourable available for deeper water! if there is one?? ..

Regards,

Mark

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Does anyone remember this stuff! from the 70's ... We did it as kids, teenagers, or later, without issue! ... What has changed. ??

http://www.samstoybox.com/toys/Plasticast.html



Mark.

 

[bricks tattoo]

Layers of resin work great for deep water. Paint work gives the illusion of depth. A little mode podge or liquitex for texture on the top.

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Layers of resin work great for deep water. Paint work gives the illusion of depth. A little mode podge or liquitex for texture on the top.

Brick! .. This we know, .. but what is a the better product! ??

Mark.

 

[samson]

I still have nothin Lol