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Fresh-Faced New User




Upstate NY

I'm using GW's Water effect and I love the results; however, since GW sells PVA and super glue for about $10 dollars US I was wondering if the Water Effect can be purchased also under a generic name at one tenth the cost. If so can you tell me the name of the product or material I'm looking for?

Also I've been looking through some of the modeling sections and I've seen a fair number of models that appear to be converted using sections of thin white plastic. I'm guessing this is plasticard. Can anyone suggest a US company to buy some from and approximatly what thikness I'd want?

Thanks guys.
   
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Khorne Rhino Driver with Destroyer





NJ

Give this guy a Call http://www.jerseyshorehobbies.com/, His phone number is at the bottom of the page. He has just about any hobby supply you could ask for. The thin strips of plastic is called plasti-card and that guy literally has any type you could want. Just give him a call and he will be happy to ship it to you.

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Loyal Necron Lychguard






Palm Beach, FL

Woodland Scenics makes a watter effect but I don't think the price is all that different.
   
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Fresh-Faced New User




Upstate NY

Awesome. I'll check him out tonight. Thank you.

Woodland Scenics eh? Thanks. At least I can compare some price points.

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Towering Hierophant Bio-Titan





Bristol, England

Woodland scenics product is called 'Realistic water' costs £16 for 16 oz.

GW's Water Effects costs £14.70 for 237ml approx 8 oz.

I'm no scientist but I reckon that works out as GW are bent.

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Jovial Plaguebearer of Nurgle





Il

Woodlan scenics is about 2 dollars less but about double amount of it

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Longtime Dakkanaut






Misery. Missouri. Who can tell the difference.

GW is always more expensive for the basic items. They figure that gamers will buy them because it is GW.

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Fresh-Faced New User




Upstate NY

Yeah well GW was right for me the first time. Man was I embarassed when I figured out my $10 dollar bottle of PVA glue was the same as standard $1.50 Elmers glue. That's what I get for not doing my research before hand.

Oh well. Fool me once... Fool me twice...
   
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Pestilent Plague Marine with Blight Grenade






Bristol, UK

Fool me once, shame on ... shame on you. Fool me twice... it fool me... we can't get fooled again.

Personally I'm one of those guys (TFG) that insists on buying everything from anyone other than GW. I buy foundation paints and that's it. All their hobby supplies are horrendously overpriced. If the products were of an exceptional quality then sure, pay for it. But they rarely are.

Oh I bought the GW snips, they're pretty good.

   
 
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