Modelling Sands

Started by Nav, 06 July 2012, 11:17:43 PM

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Im using 15kg of sandbox sand got from Argos for £3.....should last me out.

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nikharwood

Quote from: Syr Hobbs on 22 July 2012, 01:29:40 PM
...or if I can get some, sand from the beaches in Cancun.  

Duane

I'll go grab you some if you like... ;) :D :d


Syr Hobbs

Now that's some sand I'd be happy to find.

Duane

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Quote from: Syr Hobbs on 22 July 2012, 08:38:49 PM
Now that's some sand I'd be happy to find.

Duane

Yes, but where would you put the PVA?

Dave Fielder

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Quote from: nikharwood on 22 July 2012, 08:36:44 PM
I'll go grab you some if you like... ;) :D :d



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Quote from: Dave Fielder on 22 July 2012, 08:49:47 PM
Nik ... that's where me holiday snaps went, thank for finding them.

So which one are you then Dave?  ;D

Nav

Quote from: Rougue on 20 July 2012, 01:45:16 PM
Nav: Vallejo makes a nice pumice which has a fine grain and looks great when painted I use it on all my base's hope this help's.
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I know im planning on getting some for christmas or i might get citidel basetex

sebigboss79

Caveat Emptor!!!

Citadels product is used up pretty fast and not called Bastex!

Coat d'Arms product is called this way and I have yet to hear negative feedback about it..but why bother. The Pendraken fine sand is good enough for me and it should be for you ;)

Nav

Quote from: sebigboss79 on 30 July 2012, 07:36:27 PM
Caveat Emptor!!!

Citadels product is used up pretty fast and not called Bastex!

Coat d'Arms product is called this way and I have yet to hear negative feedback about it..but why bother. The Pendraken fine sand is good enough for me and it should be for you ;)

Sorry about that I some times get citidel and coat d' arms mixed up is the sand able to get between the feet of the miniatures?

sebigboss79

I would say so but careful: The first layer will be very thin.

WAIT untill it is dry and apply THEN the following mix: water, PVA and the desired colour and use the sand again. Adjust quatity in dangerous spots if necessary using and old brush.

WAIT again untill dry and apply a water-PVA topcoat to finish the process.

Nav