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So I wanted to share an amazing water tutorial I found on another forum (shh I only really focus here)

https://youtu.be/AhG5MXjwU-4?si=ItFKrJgUQQZZ0BjS

I feel that the introduction of a cotton or fiber being coated in a varnish or something was pretty neat. I am only 1 1/2 or so years deep but it was so very hard to create water without all the fancy technicals.

I used Elmer's clear and some stuffing from my wife's excess from her stuffed animal creations. (She made me cell from dbz and it's pretty badass just letting yall know) and incorporating the cotton fibers has had an amazing affect. When coated with the glue. I am sure if I dug deep and purchased the actual technicals it would be a lot easier(epoxy is expensive,stinky, and long). But for 1 hour and half the price I think this is something worth perfecting?

What do you all think?

Gost_engineer wrote:
So I wanted to share an amazing water tutorial I found on another forum (shh I only really focus here)

https://youtu.be/AhG5MXjwU-4?si=ItFKrJgUQQZZ0BjS

I feel that the introduction of a cotton or fiber being coated in a varnish or something was pretty neat. I am only 1 1/2 or so years deep but it was so very hard to create water without all the fancy technicals.

I used Elmer's clear and some stuffing from my wife's excess from her stuffed animal creations. (She made me cell from dbz and it's pretty badass just letting yall know) and incorporating the cotton fibers has had an amazing affect. When coated with the glue. I am sure if I dug deep and purchased the actual technicals it would be a lot easier(epoxy is expensive,stinky, and long). But for 1 hour and half the price I think this is something worth perfecting?

What do you all think?

Made my own tutorial written style with pictures here's the Pic and link to writeup

https://www.reddit.com/r/ageofsigmar/s/jqoL6S2Gtr

Had a few people wanting a more in depth explanation so here's my go at a gost engineer tutorial....the things I get talked into..