AK Interactive - Heavy Muddy Set
AK077
£18.00 GBP
This set is complete with different products to employ mud effects on your models. It includes a special colour based on Russian landscapes most notably for the battle of Kursk. There is also a colour for wet earth. To give depth and volume to the mud, a plaster kit is included so you don't have to spend your time looking for one enabling you to start painting your model right out of the gate. The set also contains the definitive product for doing effects of dampness, rain or standing water on the surface of your model. This product is very different from all the other products on the market and you will see that with your final results. This set is complete with a pigment based on dark earth, which you can mix with both the plaster and the wet effects product to produce some great additional effects.
Includes: AK-078 Damp Earth, AK-079 Wet Effects Fluid, AK-080 Summer Kursk Earth, AK-081 Dark Earth, Plaster
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