thanks i was thinking to my self yesterday how do i make a real looking tarp. keep up the good work . i love it every video makes me want to go work on a model . happy holidays hope every body gets a new model
Very informative! I had left Apoxie for Kneadatite Green, but may have to give it another look. I had not heard of the tinner - the addition of this may open up some possibilities. For future demos I would vote for seeing your technique for the weld beads and then for truck tarpaulins. Thank You.
Not sure. Think it can press moulded, do you mean to make two half moulds? That should work - though actually never done it. Either way, it's great for creating masters first and foremost.
In our experience it is easier than with Milliput. Can be rolled ever so slightly thinner than say the clay-like and comparable Milliput or even the more rubbery Kneadatite Duro. It's a bit similar to Tamiya Quick Type but especially when used with the solvent it is slightly less rubbery or vinyl-like than all that or Duro. It's quite easy to work and as a filler it can almost get liquid or mushy but it still dries hard when the solvent evaporates - it's interesting stuff. By the way, the Aves Safety Solvent works well to smooth Quicktype and Duro as well.
Awesome! I've been using Aves for years now and bought it initially because it's non toxic. Like you show in the video it's great for all those applications. Great videos and content keep up the great work. I've been subscribed here for quite some time now and have been really enjoying what you do. If you have a minute please pop by my channel and check it out. I do all military modelling . Cheers,
BY THE EMPEROR! this just game me the knowledge of what medium i need to sculpt my own larger infantry models for wargaming!
thanks i was thinking to my self yesterday how do i make a real looking tarp. keep up the good work . i love it every video makes me want to go work on a model . happy holidays hope every body gets a new model
Very informative! I had left Apoxie for Kneadatite Green, but may have to give it another look. I had not heard of the tinner - the addition of this may open up some possibilities. For future demos I would vote for seeing your technique for the weld beads and then for truck tarpaulins. Thank You.
Another great video! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
I used it for zimmeit I love the stuff it's the best!
Love using this stuff it's great
can it be press molded? if so could you please cover doing that as this could allow my to make copies of original designs made through 3d printing
Not sure. Think it can press moulded, do you mean to make two half moulds? That should work - though actually never done it. Either way, it's great for creating masters first and foremost.
How does this product compare to Milliput when making tarps and similar thin items?
In our experience it is easier than with Milliput. Can be rolled ever so slightly thinner than say the clay-like and comparable Milliput or even the more rubbery Kneadatite Duro. It's a bit similar to Tamiya Quick Type but especially when used with the solvent it is slightly less rubbery or vinyl-like than all that or Duro. It's quite easy to work and as a filler it can almost get liquid or mushy but it still dries hard when the solvent evaporates - it's interesting stuff. By the way, the Aves Safety Solvent works well to smooth Quicktype and Duro as well.
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Thanks for the quick reply! I think I will give this product a try. 😀
Awesome! I've been using Aves for years now and bought it initially because it's non toxic. Like you show in the video it's great for all those applications. Great videos and content keep up the great work. I've been subscribed here for quite some time now and have been really enjoying what you do. If you have a minute please pop by my channel and check it out. I do all military modelling . Cheers,
And, when the apoxie sculpt goes bad, it smells like weird peanut butter. At least mine did after it was lost then found during a move.
whats War-Ma-Chinese??
ohh wait, nvm