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kadafwer

Posts: 29 Join date: 2010-02-20 Location: Sweden
 | Subject: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 8:21 am | |
| I really wanna test to do some snow effect on some models. How do i do? Never tried and i think i might need a tutorial. Did some search on youtube but did not find any good. I might suck on searching.. Any tips? |
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Laney

Posts: 2535 Join date: 2010-02-13 Age: 35 Location: Colchester, Essex, England
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 10:58 am | |
| I've only ever used several layers of snow flock - and the effect is not great. Most tutorials seem to suggest making a paste with PVA, flock and water and then apply it. Baking soda is also mentioned instead of flock. Hope this helps Cheers Laney |
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dr!zzt

Posts: 224 Join date: 2010-01-05 Age: 24 Location: Krakow, Poland
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:58 pm | |
| for my santa i used previously dryed (just few minutes) PVA, than painted. efect, not so impresive, but simple. |
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kadafwer

Posts: 29 Join date: 2010-02-20 Location: Sweden
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:08 pm | |
| Yeah that is a classic recipe. Read in some forum that it was the best that he (the one who wrote it) had ever tried and he had done alot so i will test it.
Thank you so much for the answers. Promise to show pics when i'm done. |
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Mordheimer

Posts: 8797 Join date: 2009-07-12 Age: 38 Location: Elizabeth City, NC (USA)
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:07 pm | |
| _________________ . The Mordheimer - Death Squads' Chief Editor & Ninja Designer. Bursting with ARACHAS' Dev-Powah™! Support Bacteria; it is the ONLY culture some people have!Since I ask "What do you think?" to all Staff, I have included it here to save time.DoZer  Mordheimer Justice NEEDS to be Served! Maybe 3rd Degree burns will teach you not to Tom Sawyer me to work! . |
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Narcissus

Posts: 540 Join date: 2010-10-15 Location: Vancouver, BC
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:54 pm | |
| I have always wanted to try the baking soda snow. Has anyone tried adding a little blue paint and then dry brushing white over it when dry (this may give a little more depth to the snow). You wouldn't want to overdo the blue, just an idea though.
I have always wanted to partially snow base an army but I don't want to make them not fit in with any terrain or tables. I think it looks great though. Would make a great theme for a board too! |
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DeafNala

Posts: 709 Join date: 2009-07-16 Age: 64 Location: Horseshoe Bay, Texas
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:59 pm | |
| VERY COOL STUFF, Mord!  ...no pun intended. For snow I use a 50/50 mix of Woodland Scenics Snow (surprise  ) & Hudson & Allen Slush...the slush has sparkly bits mixed in, possibly mica flakes. AFTER I've applied a spray finish to the mini, I paint the area I want the snow with a mix of tacky glue, white paint, & water. Then I add the snow/slush mix. For added depth a second or third layer can be added. |
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jammydodger

Posts: 141 Join date: 2010-11-06 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
 | Subject: Re: Snow Effect? Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:27 am | |
| The PVA method seems to have become the status quo but I'm interested in Deaf's method - do you mind posting some links to models that you've used it on?
Also please post up any pictures of the final product. |
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