As someone who is relatively new to the hobby. Who hasn’t used AK interactive products this tutorial is extremely useful. Thank you.

Do you have any other tricks or tricks to use with the AK Interactive "Swamp Green" water gel? Or do you have any ideas for other effects you could use this gel for? If you would like to check this stuff out for yourself, you can find it via the links in the description. Please hit like and subscribe for more video's like this!

This video answered so many questions I've been having about these products! Thank you so much for posting!

thank you so much for this vid. I've been trying to decide how to make swamp bases and this really got me hyped to finish the army

Excellent results from some fine experimentation! Thanks for the share!👍

Well done, covered many variables and you also explained yourself very well. This was very useful, thanks

I have just discovered your channel and i must thank you for such interesting material-product reviews.

Wow I didn't expect it to be so opaque. Thanks for testing it

Thanks for the video. Helped me figure out how I should use it and what it would turn out like.

i make the surface wavy when I want it underneath a sprinkled on substrate. it really adds depthe once the pva is sprayed on to lock it all in

This is my most favourite model tutorial on KZfaq thank you for this I’m gonna use this on my kruleboyz orks xx

Thank you! This sounds super daft as I've never used anything like this before but I was super nervous it would stay that opaque green! Really excited for this to cure now :)

A few years ago, I built some 'swamp' wargame terrain. It looked pretty good, but I was at a bit of a loss as to how to create pools of water. I didn't want to use resin, as, being lets say, 'frugal', (or a cheapskate), I would have had to buy a load of the stuff just to make what amounted to a few puddles. I'd read an article in a modelling magazine that suggested using gloss polyurethane varnish, so I tried that, pouring it to a depth of around 1-2mm. This looked great!... for while, but then it cracked and went yellow/brown, resembling nothing so much as a fungoid toenail. I couldn't get the stuff out, so I abandoned the whole thing to the Cupboard of Doom and forgot about it. Then... I came across this review, remembered my swamp project, and bought a tub of this stuff. Two coats of this, and presto!, I had the great looking swamp I had originally envisaged (rather than a podiatry teaching aid). My wife makes teddy bears, and sometimes uses really tiny (1mm) glass beads for stuffing the really small ones, and I found that a few of these dropped into the goo ( so that the bead is at least 50% submerged), create a nice effect of bubbles of swamp gas. You can get them from teddy bear making supply companies, I had a look this morning and they are about four quid a bag. I also found that a judicious sprinkling of scenic flock ( I used 'Grass Ground Cover' by 'Footpath') here and there, makes quite convincing duckweed. All the best, and thanks again for the review, please keep them coming!

Thank you for sharing, this vedio will be my lesson

I love! AK Interactive. I have their clear water I use it now and then can just add paints to it or inks to colour it depending on the effect you want :-) AK have some of the best products around I love their paints they are my go to atm along side some scale 75 paints.

Nice tutorial / review. did you try to use some kind of protective coat of camera to see if there will be some kind of reaction on varnish ? And did you try to use different kinds of glue if you want add static grass or tuft with pva glue or some resin plants with superglue ?

Thank you!

Just bought some for a dio of a Dino swamp. Dumb question does it dry clear and what Whould you use for a base coat foe swampy water effects. Great video.

Enjoyed this video alot mate, i do have a question; im currently making a Kashyyk themed board for SW:L and im trying to decide if im better going with this product, or painting then using the transparent gel water effects? what do you reckons

Used there dark wet mud. On ww1. No mans land craters not bad I thinned it a bit and brushed. It all over. Nice wet look. Looking for some thing to add in shell(holes. So far so good. 😊

Nice.

If you don't have an airbrush, you can blow it with a straw too. :)

The 455 sub

It still doesn’t look like the images on the tub though.

I'm not at all impressed! Too shiny, looks like spilled paint, perhaps done on a diarama it might look better but, I'm not gonna hold My breath!...Sorry!

Always go in neat. who thins their products :)