Thanks Pete !

Danny

TOP NOTCH work! Excellent water (rice padi?), and good ground cover and distress on the hardware.... nice and muddy! Figures are also well done... good photos! Now - turn this into a FEATURES article, and share your techniques!

Here, here!! Epi!!!
Let's get the low down in a features article!!!!

Thanks guys again for all you comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think I might just do that features article you guys say to do. I got a lot of questions over the weekend while I was gon, and a article would answer most of them.
KNOW IF I COULD JUST REMEBER WHERE I GOT ALL THE STUFF FROM!!!!!!!!!!

I just love the colour contrasts in the groundwork that redddish tint on the vehicles,plus the muted green oustanding Pete.
Arthur

Very good work Epi!!!
Just wonder where you find the space to properly display such big things...

Absolutely beautiful. Man, the weathering on those AFV's is perfect! What a great piece, Epi.

Mike

Excellent work EPI, just one question. Did you place the vegitation in the water then pour around it, or place it after?? And is that stuff (new water product) horribly toxic??

Gee Pete!
What a beautifull work, very realistic and live dio, keep up the good work!

Bison,
To answer your question, no the "Realistic Water" is not toxic. There is no order what so ever. I painted the surface fist then I placed the vegitation. After that was secured and the glued tried, I started pouring in the water. You have to pour it in about 1/8 layers. Need less to say, there is about 6 to 10 layers of water there and it took about a week for all to completely dry. about the 3 or 5th layer, I smeered a light wash of Polly Scale Mud around and started pouring the final layers. Oh, as I was pouring layers, foilage from the bushes next to it fell, just leave it, it looks pretty cool embedded in the water.

Maybe you could even put a fish in the water!!