Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 9 minutes ago
A video guide showing how to use Panzer Putty, Blu Tack (or White Tack) and Wilder Takk for your model camouflage effects - when applied as a mask and over-sprayed with an airbrush.
Please note! They are not the same! Panzer Putty settles down over time and conforms to details. It can be snapped or pulled gently, depending on the force you use. It dries harder than Silly Putty. Silly Putty is generally softer and more homogenous. It cannot be snapped and we find it is best used for simple wavy camo schemes. Unlike Panzer Putty, you cannot make strong strands that bed down over details so successfully. Similarly, the more you handle it, the warmer it gets and the softer it becomes. Blu Tack, or any adhesive tack, is also useful but tends to be harder and less gentle on detailed parts or photo etch. Wilder Takk is somewhere in between Silly Putty and household tack.
Watch them all in use on a Tamiya Char B1 Bis and a AFV Club Sdkfz.251/9 both in 1/35th scale. Why not try out this handy airbrushing technique?
Panzer Putty is one of a host of products available from Historex Agents at historexagents.com/yt. Get some putty today! Wilder Takk, meanwhile, is available from http://airbushes.com.
Please mention this review if buying!
Enjoy!
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A video guide showing how to use Panzer Putty, Blu Tack (or White Tack) and Wilder Takk for your model camouflage effects - when applied as a mask and over-sprayed with an airbrush.
Please note! They are not the same! Panzer Putty settles down over time and conforms to details. It can be snapped or pulled gently, depending on the force you use. It dries harder than Silly Putty. Silly Putty is generally softer and more homogenous. It cannot be snapped and we find it is best used for simple wavy camo schemes. Unlike Panzer Putty, you cannot make strong strands that bed down over details so successfully. Similarly, the more you handle it, the warmer it gets and the softer it becomes. Blu Tack, or any adhesive tack, is also useful but tends to be harder and less gentle on detailed parts or photo etch. Wilder Takk is somewhere in between Silly Putty and household tack.
Watch them all in use on a Tamiya Char B1 Bis and a AFV Club Sdkfz.251/9 both in 1/35th scale. Why not try out this handy airbrushing technique?
Panzer Putty is one of a host of products available from Historex Agents at historexagents.com/yt. Get some putty today! Wilder Takk, meanwhile, is available from http://airbushes.com.
Please mention this review if buying!
Enjoy!
#scalewarmachines
#weathering
#airbrushing
Please visit us:
scalewarmachines.com
Or give us a like:
facebook.com/ScaleWarMachines
A +1:
plus.google.com/b/101900881104831985371/101900881104831985371/posts
Or join our Google+ Community:
plus.google.com/communities/100585513617534645303
We're also on Twitter:
twitter.com/ScaleWarMachine
Copyright © 2018 Scale War Machines All Rights Reserved
