Note: Model building item

Safety and hazard information

Warning!
Causes skin irritation.
Causes serious eye irritation.

contains: 1,2-Benzisothiazolin-3-on (BIT), Mixture of 5-cloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-on and 2-Methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-on (3:1); May produce an allergic reaction.

Description Artificial Water is ideally used for the creation of water surfaces on ponds, lakes and brooks. Application: Paint the lake… More

Artificial Water is ideally used for the creation of water surfaces on ponds, lakes and brooks.

Application: Paint the lake or creek bed with the NOCH Riverbed Colour Set (ref. 60875) or acrylic colours and let it dry well. The darker the colour, the deeper the water appears. After the colour has dried, the artificial water can be filled up to 2 – 3 mm high into the lake bed in one single cast. Hardening time is approx. 24 hours. While hardening, the artificial water loses approx. 50 % of its volume, so that a water level of 1 – 1,5 mm is achieved. Important: Several layers are not recommended as otherwise the lowest water layer can become cloudy!

Important: Further infusions are not recommended, as this can lead to clouding of the lowest water layer!

EAN:	4007246608768
Weight:	0.159 kg
Gauge:	H0, TT, N, Z, 0, 1, G, H0m, H0e
Scale:	15 mm, 28-32 mm
Genre:	Dungeons, Fantasy, Historical, SciFi, Steam-Punk

Create Lakes, ponds and small streams - 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.