Hmm, this stuff (from a tube), looks like it is used for very thin top coating on a pre-painted flat surface. Using a flat edged spatula. Clearly (or not in this case)! .. It is not for depth.

Interesting though!

Mark.

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.

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

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 shit 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

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.

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.

I still have nothin Lol