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This cool toned black really helps create deep shadow effects. It does a great job looking like oil-soaked ground. Because of its blue masstone, it blends well for distance effects.

Like all of our products, you can get Ivory Black at www.osbornwalker.com.

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I'd still like to see an example of it used properly, mind.]]> http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/596207/6855745.page http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/596207/6855745.page GMT http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/596207/6855860.page http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/596207/6855860.page GMT
Scatter can be used as flock on a base. It can also be used in larger terrain pieces.
It could also be used in set pieces like a diorama or tableau.

We realized that there is something missing from the traditional approach to color.
Traditionally, grass is 'green' and dirt is 'brown'. Besides the fact that dirt comes in
all kinds of colors, grass is really a mixture of colors. The builder is unable to capture
these colors using the traditional approach. We designed a modern palette to provide
builders with an artist's control over color.

Now builders can create fantasy or science fiction pieces where dirt and 'grass' do
not obey the color conventions of our planet.

On our planet we may wish to represent mold or moss on a wall. Simutec's scatter
can provide both texture and colors not easily available otherwise.

Just like an artist, builders can now use scatter to create mood through color. For
example, as day turns to night colors become less saturated (duller) and shift toward
blue. A modern palette helps the builder express this mood. A builder can combine
colors from the palette to achieve the vision he sees in his mind's eye.

Taken by itself, Ivory Black may seem like a strange color for scatter. When seen as
part of a larger modern palette, it becomes part of a larger family of colors. It has a
role to play on its own as well as in mixing colors.

We are working on additional colors for the available palette. This includes greens
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If you have any thoughts about what you would like to see, please let us know. In
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