MAKING WATER using inclusion resin

Gilbert Gribi describes a few recipes for enjoying quiet days by the water side… water we will have poured ourselves!

Text and illustrations: Gilbert Gribi

LIVING WATER Water can be modelled using different techniques: by applying acrylic or oil paints covered with glossy varnish onto a neutral background. This simple technique can only be used on smooth surfaces without pebbles, as they cannot be drowned in the water. Other Products can also be used, such as: Realistic Water by Woodland Scenics, two-part icing resin for small thicknesses or Modellwasser XL by Noch. There is no shortage of products and techniques. Personnally, I am fond of inclusion resin. I will demonstrate how to proceed for a river and the branch of a pond. The river that feeds the mill wheel is on a slope, the mill race is being overhauled, and therefore closed. The pond branch is on the level. To make the stones more obvious, I modelled…

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