Dragon Tiger I Mid Production Winter Camo Question

Thanks guys, I have had some others tell me about the woodland scenic snow so I'll have to look into that as well.

Jibber, looking forward to the pictures.  I'll be starting this project sometime in the summer after I finish building my Panzer III Ausf L. :)

Sly

I have some of the woodlands scenic snow though I have not used it yet. But my impression is that it is good for snow, (hence its name ) where as the stuff Phil showed looks good for frost and ice, so I think the two combined would be ideal. Though that's only my impression from what I have seen.

The  Woodland Scenic snow looks pretty good, specially if you use a tad of Future over it to give it that sparkle of fresh snow.

Nice to hear Phil, I will be watching that, it looks really nice stuff.

Bish

Planning on useing it for my Stuka in the group build. Met the manufacture at Telford last year, nice guy and very helpful too

Phil

Slyder I'm doing a Marder III for the Hunter II GB in a 3 color camo under a winter white wash. I'm going to use some Woodland Scenic snow for the fender, tracks etc. I'll post some pics and see how well it works, it may help.  

cool stuff for sure

Phil, that' look really interesting, I hope you will report back once you have used it.

That's pretty cool, I'll have to look that up.

Thanks Phil and Armornut

Have a look at the link below

www.precisioniceandsnow.com/.../Examples.html

I saw it at a show and it looked pretty good to me, so good I baught some, just not used it yet

Phil

I think woodland scenic makes a "snow" type product, it can be found at local hobby shops and model railroad shops. I've seen woodland products at hobby lobby and micheals, try "tacking "up your model before applying that may help to keep it "bulked up".