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Water effect is handy as I have come to experience.

It is “Water Effect”, and not just a gloss varnish (wish it were the stuff is expensive to source whereas gloss varnish is cheap 🙂 ). The water effect is designed for thin layer use, i.e. to make something underneath look like water/swamp, etc. Its not a deep resin, so while it will layer to some extend (with adequate drying time) if you want deep water you’ll need to go with clear resin. The bases were a little rushed unfortunately so they dont really show it off to its full effect, we’ll be redoing alot of the samples and videos… Read more »

I always found these water effects products a bit confusing myself. I mean what do they do that clear resin can’t? Do they produce natural ripple effects when they dry? It’s a little hard to see things like that in the video. Please note this isnt a crit of the product (and others like GW’s own one) merely honest curiousity 🙂

If your happy using clear resin, you’ll probably always get a more flexible product, as in depth, however a lot of people want an easy to use product straight from the bottle, a lot of the resin water effect require pre-mixing carefully.

You can manipulate the water effect as it dries as little, i.e using say a cocktail stick to create a ripple effect, but in general our products are for simple use in armies, i.e. quick and easy to achieve a reasonable water effect.

I use a product called living water I get from hobby lobby its about 27 bucks here for a huge bottle. After a while it gets rather messy. I like the idea of deep dish bases and smaller eye droppers. This is what will cut the mess down as well as the price good find I think…

BoW stay on the hunt 🙂