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Hey guys,

Quick modelling question for you. I have some left over Gorilla Glue after a project that I'm doing and I've heard that Gorilla Glue can make some crazy basing.

I've heard that if you add water to it in one way or another (drop it in water, add water to the base, soak the glue) that it will dry in all sorts of shapes. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Has anyone used Gorilla Glue to make bases before?

Any input would be appreciated.

I've not attempted it before, this blog looks like what you might be looking for though:

http://firstranksecondrank.blogspot.com/2010/02/blog-post.html

I have done it many a time for my terrain pieces. It works really well and definitely adds some texture to terrain pieces. I generally do it when I am attaching bitz to a terrain board so it doesn't just look like it "dropped" there, it gives it the more of a sunken look.