Sunday 24 July 2011

Slime/Gore effects.

1.        This technique will give you a good base for making slime, ooze or thick fresh or brackish blood.  You will need a palette of some sort (I use a white bathroom tile), the colour you want the liquid to be and a tooth pick or similar tool. Finally you will need to use this glue from UHU.  If you use another that works please post up as im willing to try new things. 
1.     
            With the UHU glue put a small amount on the palette; small amounts will help getting the glue to the correct consistency for making gooey strings.    
             Take the colour(s) you want to use.  I usually use Tamiya clear red for fresh arterial blood, and Tamiya clear smoke for the plague marine i am demonstrating on.  But remember you can experiment with any colour you want!
             Mix them with the glue on the palette with your tooth pick or similar tool. You will notice the mixture will be getting tacky in under a minute or so if not its just a question of waiting a little.
       Have your  finished model ready. It should be fully painted with its final coat of varnish for protection already done.  With your tooth pick and an amount of the coloured glue on the end touch it on a point on the model you want the slime string attached to.  Then slowly pull it towards the point you want it to end.  This will take practice to get a feel for when the glue is at its optimum consistency to achieve the look you want, but it wont take long for you to get the hang of it. 
      
      This will take a bit of practice but you will soon be doing blood, slime and drool on all your minis giving them that extra real look.  Here are a few finished examples for you.

                                         

                                   
    

      Hope this helps guys. Thanks for looking. 
      Joel

No comments:

Post a Comment