Article: How to make nice snow bases

Bicarbonate soda is just baking soda right (anybody)? I have been trying snow bases for some time now but the snow keeps turing out grey and brown when I put the snow on top of paint.. I will try your method instead.
 

Nilgar

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Thx very much, for two years I fight with a sugar on a transparent glue and seek for a better way. I will try
 

theeo123

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Bicarbonate of Soda is infact baking Soda,
for those of the scientific nature, I've oincluded a link with morei nfo about it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicarbonate_of_soda
 

Antenociti

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""- PVA Glue. (wood glue)""

Just a little note that "wood glue" is in fact aliphatic resin or "yellow glue" which dries yellow. It IS a PVA emulsion type of glue but the fact it dries yellow will make your snow yellowish (could be useful but lets not go there).

PVA glue without any filler (or with a white filler) will dry clear (or white) and is probably what you mean.

Thought that might help stop people getting it wrong by using (yellow) "wood glue" and wondering why it looks like Santa took a leak on their snow base.
 

fmargem

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great effect, but don´t you think that the minis are a bit too clean? Have they arrived ther in a helicopter?
 

Dirty

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I must have done sumthing wrong cuz my snow "breaks" all the time. Just a small touch and it can crumble
 

Joey joe joe

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great - i've always wanted to do cool snow bases without shelling out $$$ for snow flock type stuff. I'm going to go try it right now...
 

Dark Seraphim

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Lovely... but it just aint working for me! After I sprinkle the base, it bubbles up like crazy! If I leave it to dry over night, next day it crumbles and I'm left with something that doesn't look like snow... Could you tell me what I'm doing wrong here ?!
 
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