Woodland Scenics SAGE GREEN WATER TINT, with a capacity of 59.1 ml, is a specialized liquid tint designed for precise and realistic water effects in dioramas and layouts. This product allows you to achieve a natural, sage-green water hue, which is crucial for authentically representing various bodies of water in modeling scenes.
Main Application
Woodland Scenics SAGE GREEN WATER TINT is designed for coloring water-simulating substances, such as artificial water products and two-part resins, commonly used in modeling to create realistic bodies of water. It's an ideal solution for scenes requiring subtle water coloration, for example, in models of shallow lakes, ponds, wetlands, swamps, or calm rivers, imparting a characteristic, natural greenish tint. The tint finds application across a wide spectrum of modeling projects, including railway modeling, military, civilian, and architectural dioramas.
Product Features
Product Type: Specialized water dye (tint/ink) in liquid form.
Color: Sage Green – a dye designed to create natural, earthy, and slightly murky water shades.
Capacity: A 59.1 ml (2 fl oz) bottle, providing sufficient yield for numerous modeling projects.
Formula: Concentrated liquid preparation that easily mixes with water-based media, ensuring uniform and stable coloration.
Purpose: Created for producing realistic water effects that accurately reflect natural aquatic environments.
Compatibility
The SAGE GREEN WATER TINT is optimized for use with artificial water products manufactured by Woodland Scenics, such as 'Realistic Water' or 'Water Effects'. Thanks to its formula, it can also be effectively used for coloring two-part epoxy resins dedicated to modeling applications, expanding its range of utility. It is recommended to perform a test of the tint-to-medium ratio (artificial water or resin) on a small, inconspicuous sample before final application, to precisely control the color intensity and saturation.
This Woodland Scenics product is an effective tool for modelers striving to achieve maximum realism in their dioramas.
