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Elizabethtown College

Looking to Dakka for help. Im going to be making some swamp like bases for my army and i wanted to add some water to each, what are the best options for still water? Im looking fot a relatively cheap product but something better than watered down PVA glue. Is Vallejo Still water the best? Thanks

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This Is Where the Fish Lives

There are a couple of ways to do it using different products so you can kind of pick what you think would be easiest to work with.

Here is a 2-part epoxy:
http://arcanepaintworks.blogspot.com/2014/01/water-bases-square-display.html
http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2010/06/tutorial-how-to-use-2k-water-effect-on.html

Here is Vallejo Still Water:



There is also Woodland Scenics Realistic Water, it is very similar to Vallejo Still Water.

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How is Vallejo water effects?



 
   
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I have been using Secret Weapons Miniatures product with really good success. It comes in a dropper bottle so it's easy to get into tight spots.

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