Does anyone know if it's possible to tint Realistic Water by Woodland Scenics?
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20 years ago
Tinting Realistic Water?
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20 years ago
You're only supposed to pour 1/8 inch at a time... don't tint the water, paint it after it hardens, then pour again.... and again... and again. Build up layers of colored sections. Use a "dry brush" technique to keep things translucent.
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With several layers of opaque paint applied, it would seem to me that you will eventually obscure any bottom details you may have added...
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20 years ago
We have no intention of modelilng polluted waters! ;-)
We will be looking for transparent tints, since we intend to model shallow streams with lots of details we don't want to obscure.
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I just swat 'em - it's a lot easier, and I don't have to worry about releasing them again...