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Description With the popular 2K Water Gel, lakes and stream can be re-created very realistically on your model landscape.Both components… More

With the popular 2K Water Gel, lakes and stream can be re-created very realistically on your model landscape.
Both components are mixed in equal parts, stirred and subsequently simply poured onto the landscape.

With the 2K Water Gel "Color", it is also possible to bring more color to the landscape's rivers and lakes. Due to the three colors (blue, green and brown), it is possible to achieve many nature-like water colores. A mountain lake, shimmering green, a blue lagoon or a brown-in-color marshland pond - with 2K Water Gel, all that's no problem!

The 2K Water Gel can even be used on thermoplastics.

Advantages of the 2K Water Gel:
· Easy to process
· Long time frame
· Cold processing
· Easy to color
· Ideal for steady waters

EAN:	4007246608713
Weight:	0.19 kg
Gauge:	H0, TT, N, Z, 0, 1, G, H0m, H0e
Scale:	1:22,5, 1:35, 1:43 (0), 1:45, 1:50, 1:72, 1:87 (H0), 1:100, 1:120 (TT), 1:144, 1:160, 1:200, 1:220 (Z), 15 mm, 1:225, 28-32 mm
Genre:	Dungeons, Fantasy, Historical, SciFi, Steam-Punk

Manual

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Creating the perfect body of water in just a few steps

When using Artificial Water, the substrate must be flat and watertight. If needed, you can also seal it with NOCH Modelling Compound. To design a true-to-life body of water, the stream or lakebed is first coloured with the Waters Colour Set. To imitate the depth of the water, you should ensure that the colour gradient becomes darker from the outside in. To further enhance this effect, you can glue small stones and sand to the subsoil on the bank. Once everything is dry, you can begin working with Artificial Water. The Artificial Water is poured into the lakebed approx. 2–3 mm deep in one go. The drying time is about 24 hours. During the hardening process, the Artificial Water loses roughly 50% of its volume so that a water level of 1–1.5 mm results.
Pouring on further material is not recommended, as this can lead to the lowest water layer becoming cloudy.