Just thought i'd share these couple of videos I found on YouTube on how to make a cheap but effective water effect. I'm using it on my WW2 GB diorama and it works a treat!
[youtube]IFOpc8Q6a7M[/youtube]
[youtube]6wtWCKsx30I[/youtube]
Cheap homemade water effect
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Cheap homemade water effect
Greetings all.
Just thought i'd share these couple of videos I found on YouTube on how to make a cheap but effective water effect. I'm using it on my WW2 GB diorama and it works a treat!
[youtube]IFOpc8Q6a7M[/youtube]
[youtube]6wtWCKsx30I[/youtube]
Just thought i'd share these couple of videos I found on YouTube on how to make a cheap but effective water effect. I'm using it on my WW2 GB diorama and it works a treat!
[youtube]IFOpc8Q6a7M[/youtube]
[youtube]6wtWCKsx30I[/youtube]
All the best, Karl
Currently bodging together: This, That and Tuther!
My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DaddyCool273 (ManCupboardModels)
Currently bodging together: This, That and Tuther!
My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DaddyCool273 (ManCupboardModels)
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Re: Cheap homemade water effect
Cheers dude....
I used similar techniques on my P1 sub build in my portfolio
I used cheap £1 decorators caulk spread on and then rippled and wave marked using stirrers from Subway and a wooden skewer pulling upwards to create the spiky waves..
I used similar techniques on my P1 sub build in my portfolio
I used cheap £1 decorators caulk spread on and then rippled and wave marked using stirrers from Subway and a wooden skewer pulling upwards to create the spiky waves..
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Re: Cheap homemade water effect
Thanks for shareing that mate I looked great when he finished.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg
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Re: Cheap homemade water effect
No probs. Just uploaded my water dio build on my USS Indianapolis GB thread. Done for less than a fiver! Result!! 
All the best, Karl
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My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DaddyCool273 (ManCupboardModels)
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Re: Cheap homemade water effect
I shall go and have a gander....wappynutter wrote:Cheers dude....
I used similar techniques on my P1 sub build in my portfolio
I used cheap £1 decorators caulk spread on and then rippled and wave marked using stirrers from Subway and a wooden skewer pulling upwards to create the spiky waves..
All the best, Karl
Currently bodging together: This, That and Tuther!
My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DaddyCool273 (ManCupboardModels)
Currently bodging together: This, That and Tuther!
My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DaddyCool273 (ManCupboardModels)
