The big thing to remember is to pour thin layers, maybe 1/16" to 1/8" thick. The polycrylic dries in a couple of hours and then you can pour another layer.
It starts out milky, but dries clear.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Water for the Terrain Boards
I decided to make the dry riverbed into a wet one. I did some research on the subject of modelling water and settled on this product. It is cheaper than the stuff sold by Woodland Scenics and a lot easier to work with.
The big thing to remember is to pour thin layers, maybe 1/16" to 1/8" thick. The polycrylic dries in a couple of hours and then you can pour another layer.
It starts out milky, but dries clear.
The big thing to remember is to pour thin layers, maybe 1/16" to 1/8" thick. The polycrylic dries in a couple of hours and then you can pour another layer.
It starts out milky, but dries clear.
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Did you have an problems with the resin "eating" the polystyrene terrain underneath?
Actually, the Polycrylic is water based, so no problems with it eating the foam.
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