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| Primer  Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Estacada, Oregon
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  |  snow....... I'm trying to base some space wolves with snow and i also made some snow scape terrain to go with them but i don't really know how to base large areas with snow very well...... do any of you have some ideas to help me out? thanks!
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| Primer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Estacada, Oregon
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| hmm...... that sounds good, do most people make snow that way? i also have some white crystal sand that i could sprinkle in top of the baking soda mixture....... might look really cool. thanks for the advice!
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| hmm...... that sounds good, do most people make snow that way? i also have some white crystal sand that i could sprinkle in top of the baking soda mixture....... might look really cool. thanks for the advice!
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| Banned | the baking soda is a bit fiddly but from what ive seen, it leavs the best results. just try not to touch the bases much after youve used it, since it never really glues properly and remains kind of loose also im not sure how spray varnishing affect to either, so be careful! |
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| hmm.... i will be careful with that.
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| Try Micro-balloons (sound stupid i know) theyre Microscopic *noo* hollow plastic spheres that make very realistic snow. NO BAD REACTIONS TO SPRAY!! http://ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/20...sson_tiger.htm
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