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Post by paleoferroequine on Feb 28, 2011 19:17:10 GMT
Another option for water is a 2 part resin such as Envirotex available at craft stores. It takes 24 hours to completely cure but can be poured in one cast, any thickness. Does not shrink, big advantage. Needs to have edges of diorama really sealed like you did but it is even more likely to find an escape route. Comes in different sizes, 8 oz cost 11.00USD and covers 2 sq ft(.1858sq m). They also make 32oz, 64oz and one gallon sizes.
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Post by ikessauro on Feb 28, 2011 19:51:11 GMT
Another option for water is a 2 part resin such as Envirotex available at craft stores. It takes 24 hours to completely cure but can be poured in one cast, any thickness. Does not shrink, big advantage. Needs to have edges of diorama really sealed like you did but it is even more likely to find an escape route. Comes in different sizes, 8 oz cost 11.00USD and covers 2 sq ft(.1858sq m). They also make 32oz, 64oz and one gallon sizes. Could you point me an online store that sells it? I'm in BRasil, so can't really find it easily here. |
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Post by paleoferroequine on Mar 1, 2011 5:17:51 GMT
Another option for water is a 2 part resin such as Envirotex available at craft stores. It takes 24 hours to completely cure but can be poured in one cast, any thickness. Does not shrink, big advantage. Needs to have edges of diorama really sealed like you did but it is even more likely to find an escape route. Comes in different sizes, 8 oz cost 11.00USD and covers 2 sq ft(.1858sq m). They also make 32oz, 64oz and one gallon sizes. Could you point me an online store that sells it? I'm in BRasil, so can't really find it easily here. Try amazon.com |
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Post by kyouryu on Jun 3, 2011 11:49:31 GMT
Glad I found this thread. I especially love the scene with the stegosaurs.
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