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| Le Salt dipping, |  |
| Une méthode pour remodeler certaines figurine. en VO sur le forum "The Bolter and Chainsword". | |
| par F.MYERs | |
| Extrait de l'article du forum .../... | |
| Some of you may have seen my sniper scouts over in the WIP forums. Some people asked for a tutorial on "Salt dipping", so here it is. Setup; put some salt in a small tin (the smaller it is the less likely you are to burn yourself on the sides, and the less energy wasted). Make sure it’s deep enough to prevent your model from touching the bottom, but not so deep you’re heating up a load of salt you won’t be using. The tin in the pic isn't full; it was when I used it but I spilt some before I took the photo. If you’ve got an element hob with a flat top you can probably get away with putting the tin straight on this, but since I’ve got a gas hob I put the tin inside a pan. Probably best if this is an old pan, since it might get slightly marked by the heat (i.e. mine did). Next to this put a bowl of water. | |
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| http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=112647 | |
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