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    #1

    Snow?

    Hi guys, What could I use to make snow for a diorama?


    Thanks
  • monica
    • Oct 2013
    • 15169

    #2
    baking powder / soda is a good one to use,


    or bicarbonate of soda


    just sprinkle over the PVA glue,

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    • Guest

      #3
      I'm with Monica! Bicarbonate of soda mixed with PVA glue is perfect for snow.


      Some examples


      [ATTACH]120703.IPB[/ATTACH]



      [ATTACH]120704.IPB[/ATTACH]


      [ATTACH]120769.IPB[/ATTACH]

      [ATTACH]120770.IPB[/ATTACH]



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      • Robert1968
        • Mar 2015
        • 3596

        #4
        Originally posted by \
        I'm with Monica! Bicarbonate of soda mixed with PVA glue is perfect for snow.
        Some examples


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        [ATTACH]132498[/ATTACH]
        Heh Patrick I love the footprints in the snow ( tat is so cool and realistic ( how you get the guy to leave his prints behind


        Awesome


        Robert

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        • Alan 45
          • Nov 2012
          • 9833

          #5
          I agree a cheep way is to use baking powder / soda but I prefer the snow you can buy , it's down to personal preference


          A frosty look [ATTACH]120723.IPB[/ATTACH]

          and a snow look [ATTACH]120724.IPB[/ATTACH]


          [ATTACH]120789.IPB[/ATTACH]

          [ATTACH]120790.IPB[/ATTACH]



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          • monica
            • Oct 2013
            • 15169

            #6
            is that snow just like flock,? Alan,

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            • Alan 45
              • Nov 2012
              • 9833

              #7
              Originally posted by \
              is that snow just like flock,? Alan,
              Not too sure moni I got it in a winter dio pack it's a bit more gritty but it doesn't yellow like baking powder can

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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                Not too sure moni I got it in a winter dio pack it's a bit more gritty but it doesn't yellow like baking powder can
                Bicarbonate of soda doesn't turn yellow - my Jagdtiger dio is 6 years old & is still white & sparkly

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                • monica
                  • Oct 2013
                  • 15169

                  #9
                  ta Alan,I did not know that Bicarbonate of soda,went yellow ,will have to watch out for that

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                  • Alan 45
                    • Nov 2012
                    • 9833

                    #10
                    Originally posted by \
                    ta Alan,I did not know that Bicarbonate of soda,went yellow ,will have to watch out for that
                    It doesn't always , it can I've used it and some has and some hasn't I supose it's how you aply it I usually spray the glue on then sprinkle it's on so it could be a water thing or if it's in direct sunlight I don't know , it might even be how good the stuff is

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                    • monica
                      • Oct 2013
                      • 15169

                      #11
                      just some think to keep in mind with it,by the sounds

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                      • Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds
                        • Apr 2012
                        • 3008

                        #12
                        I used the Deluxe Materials Scenic Snowflakes, paid a fortune for a large tub just for a small sprinkling, maybe I'll do some more snow projects.... back on track, its great stuff


                        Adrian

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          Didnt realise how many replies there were! Thanks everyone for your advice I'll take a look for the snow that you can buy, depending on price and availability, I could look at the Bicarbonate of soda idea

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