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In this concise video we show you how to replicate light snow, heavy frost and heavier snow on armour but of course, the same technique will work with any vehicle. Also, we look at making thawed and melted snow and show you how to easily achieve this look. We deliberately choose this 1/76th scale early Tiger because at this scale a poor rendition of Ice and Snow would really show up. The point being, if we can achieve 100% realism at this scale, then larger scales should be a piece of cake. We are very happy with the results and hope you are too. At this tiny scale, our product has produced smooth, glinting ice, melting snow and snow. Under very close scrutiny Krycell has to be the first choice for serious scale modellers. We achieve this using a crystal clear lacquer that came to hand as an adhesive. It was reasonably fine enough for the small scale of the model used. You do not want to use an adhesive that spits out globules of adhesive because your snow effects will be rough and mottled also. We always use an aerosol that will spray smoothly and cleanly. Remember, different sprays will dry at different rates, some very quickly, so bear this in mind and get your Krycell on quick. Hairspray, clear paint lacquers, spray adhesives, whatever you want to use and whatever suits you. Always use adhesives that are crystal clear and remain that way, so there will be no colouration of the Krycell powder. If in doubt as to the clarity of your adhesive, spray into a clear cup, or onto a clear see through sheet thickly to check. Find out more about our complete range of scale model winter effects here......... http://www.precisioniceandsnow.com/