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That is one heck of an impressive board. I wouldnt have thought to using water effects in the bottem of trenches like that... But not I think about it seems like a great idea.

And love those posters.

Teaglowmo wrote:That is one heck of an impressive board. I wouldnt have thought to using water effects in the bottem of trenches like that... But not I think about it seems like a great idea.

And love those posters.

the water FX is in the craters of the "no man's land" segment. there is no water FX in the trenches themselves. any appearance of water fx in the trenches is due to wet paint, or the application of a wash that had not fully dried when the Pic was taken.

What did you use for the water FX?

SilverHayabusa wrote:What did you use for the water FX?

a product called "magic water"

its made by a company called "unreal details"

It dries to a very hard rubber consistency with little or no shrink, also can be poured to any depth immediately with no ill effects. Little to no outgas, little to no heat..

Linky http://www.unrealdetails.com/