barneywomble
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Hi everyone,
what do you use for SNOW in dioramas...?
cheers
Marc
what do you use for SNOW in dioramas...?
cheers
Marc
SNOW... What To Use (1 Viewer)
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TomNT
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Hey Marc
I use Woodlands Scenic soft snow flake, product code SN140. It comes in a big container and you can get plenty of coverage out of it. It can be a bit pricey in Oz but you can get a container from the U.S. for around $12 to $13 USD.
Tom
I use Woodlands Scenic soft snow flake, product code SN140. It comes in a big container and you can get plenty of coverage out of it. It can be a bit pricey in Oz but you can get a container from the U.S. for around $12 to $13 USD.
Tom
wayne556517
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Marc if i want a figure to look like he has been in the snow i dust on talc powder it comes off later gives anyone the snow look.
barneywomble
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thanks lads... im hoping to start a snowy bulge dio in the near future so the white stuff is key...
cheers
marc
cheers
marc
theBaron
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I use baking soda, applied over a thin layer of white glue. If you go this route, make sure it's baking soda, and not baking powder. Many baking powders contain a starch,like corn starch, added for stability. This causes the baking powder to discolor over time, when used this way.
Prost!
Brad
Prost!
Brad