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I saw a suggestion on the GW blog of using Agrellan Earth to weather vehicles, as cracked mud around the tracks and such. I was just wondering about the effectiveness of this. Has anyone tried this? Any pictures? Thanks in advance.

Yes I've tried it and it works well. I like the texture paints a lot. Although I prefer stirland mud when it comes to using on tank treads and such. Agrellan Earth works better for dried mud on random spots

 Color Sgt. Kell wrote:
Yes I've tried it and it works well. I like the texture paints a lot. Although I prefer stirland mud when it comes to using on tank treads and such. Agrellan Earth works better for dried mud on random spots

Pics?

The only thing that worries me is that so many people have already had problems applying Agrellan Earth to bases (for reasons ranging from duff batches to applying the wrong thickness), but at least you can simply throw away a ruined base. It's rather more risky applying it to a vehicle - if it doesn't work, then further overpainting or stripping would be your only options :(

Pictures would be very helpful, but thanks for the advice