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megroot
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Hallo Dick,
Ik zou het met european mud doen van MIG productions. Dat werkt heel erg mooi, en zeer realistisch.
Dick, i will advice MIG produktions european mud. It works perfect and a great realism.
Marc
Ik zou het met european mud doen van MIG productions. Dat werkt heel erg mooi, en zeer realistisch.
Dick, i will advice MIG produktions european mud. It works perfect and a great realism.
Marc
Einion
A Fixture
Hi Dick, I usually just use a mix of suitable earth colours (with white if they are supposed to be dried mud) so it depends on which paints you have. If the mud is wet you should make the colour darker and also give it a subtle sheen so that it looks like it's wet!
If you don't have any dark browns you can mix one from scratch using red, yellow, black and white.
Just in case you want thick splatters you can simply mix in a small amount of fine sand/soil and even a little plaster to the paint, for a three-dimensional effect.
Einion
If you don't have any dark browns you can mix one from scratch using red, yellow, black and white.
Just in case you want thick splatters you can simply mix in a small amount of fine sand/soil and even a little plaster to the paint, for a three-dimensional effect.
Einion
quang
A Fixture
Hello Dick,
Mud deals as much with texture as with colour.
A quick and easy way is to mix talcum powder to the earth paint (oils, acrylics or Humbrol).
HTH
Quang
Mud deals as much with texture as with colour.
A quick and easy way is to mix talcum powder to the earth paint (oils, acrylics or Humbrol).
HTH
Quang
btavis
A Fixture
Quang is right, the talcum powder method works very well.
Hello Quang en Btavis
Thank you for your excellent reply. This is very usefull information. I have never heard about this powder.
Is Talcum powder the same as the MIG-powders. I have this MIG powders in different earth-colours. Can I use this also or do I must bay the Talcum.
Are you also planed to go to Folkstone this year. I will go if my work let me to
Greetings from Holland
Dick Evegaars
Thank you for your excellent reply. This is very usefull information. I have never heard about this powder.
Is Talcum powder the same as the MIG-powders. I have this MIG powders in different earth-colours. Can I use this also or do I must bay the Talcum.
Are you also planed to go to Folkstone this year. I will go if my work let me to
Greetings from Holland
Dick Evegaars
quang
A Fixture
Hello Dick,
Talcum powder is 'baby poeder'. You can find it in pharmacies or even your local supermarkets. Mix some drops of earth paint with the powder and presto! instant mud!
Hoping to meet you at Euro.
Quang
Talcum powder is 'baby poeder'. You can find it in pharmacies or even your local supermarkets. Mix some drops of earth paint with the powder and presto! instant mud!
Hoping to meet you at Euro.
Quang
godfather
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you could use mig powders or talcum powder which is baby powder stuff you put on babies bottoms.
Hello godfather
I had a good laugh hahaha. Stupid me Talcum is here in Holland named as Talkpowder.
You see I don't have childeren.
Thanks for let me now Godfather. I have saw that you also are a busy painter.
Saw a lot of mail on planet. This website is perfect for us painters.
Greetings Dick Evegaars
I had a good laugh hahaha. Stupid me Talcum is here in Holland named as Talkpowder.
You see I don't have childeren.
Thanks for let me now Godfather. I have saw that you also are a busy painter.
Saw a lot of mail on planet. This website is perfect for us painters.
Greetings Dick Evegaars
