discussion Panzer Putty, Rustall & Wether-All

[John]

Thought you might like to know about a couple of new products that will soon be in stock.


Panzer Putty is a dilatant Silicon Putty. It changes its behaviour depending on the force applied. With low force you can easily shape it. A Panzer Putty ball would bounce like a rubber ball, it will splinter when hit with a hammer and breaks smooth when ripped apart. It is not oily or sticky and does not dry and is therefore an ideal tool to airbrush patterns on your models. And not only once but many times.

http://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/mxpressions-intelligent-panzer-putty-mxa001.html


Due in Friday 20th March.


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The RUSTALL™ Weathering System is an easy to use product designed to simulate a random rust pattern for weathering scale model trains, military scale models, scale autos and other miniatures.


RUSTALL™ will produce a random rust pattern on metal, styrene, cast resin, and even paper.


RUSTALL™ is non-corrosive, dries fast, won’t craze plastic and cleans up with soap and water. RUSTALL™ is quick, with just four easy steps and requires no special equipment to produce professional results.


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http://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/rustall-four-bottle-rustall-set.html


This hasn't been available in the UK for a long time, it is now, well soon, I'm just waiting for DHL to get their act together, hopefully should be early next week.


The guy that makes is is more than happy to answer "how to" emails about his product, contact details are on rustall.com.

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[papa 695]

I like the Panzer putty John how much is it going for ?

 

[John]

I like the Panzer putty John how much is it going for ?

£14.99

 

[papa 695]

Thanks John. Any idea when in stock ? Is it arriving with the rust all order

 

[John]

Any idea when in stock

It's in stock on Friday

 

[papa 695]

It's in stock on Friday

Thanks John you will be getting an order then, then.


And I will give the rest of you a review of it to see if it's as good as it says it is.

 

[Snowman]

Thanks for the heads up!!

 

[Guest]

So how does the panzer putty perform once it's got loads of acrylic paint all over it? Looks amazing stuff, but find it hard to believe that it's properties aren't affected by Matt paint?

 

[papa 695]

So how does the panzer putty perform once it's got loads of acrylic paint all over it? Looks amazing stuff, but find it hard to believe that it's properties aren't affected by Matt paint?

When I get it John I will use it for all the builds I do for a month or two just to see how it's affected by paint an will let you know and show you what happens to it

 

[Guest]

Cheers Ian, I wait with baited breath, as if it does work, it'll be a brilliant addition to our tool kits!

 

[Ian M]

So who is wishing that they still had the pound of crazy putty from when they where kids. Sounds like a good repurposed jobbie to me. I'll be interested to see how you get on with it Ian.


I like the look of the rust effect.

 

[Guest]

I've bought Rustall in the States a couple of times and used it for a few years. It really is brilliant stuff, I can highly recommend it.

 

[John]

Another video about Panzer putty

 

[Guest]

This Joffre tug was treated with Rustall. Not the best of shots but is is a very useful product and can be built up in many layers to give you just the effect you want. Probably better for smaller scales but could also be used in conjunction with oil paints in larger scale applications.


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[John]

Panzer putty is now in stock http://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/mxpressions-intelligent-panzer-putty-mxa001.html


Plus Painting a 1/35 Scale Figure with Acrylic Colours Modelling DVD and DVD Authentic Metal with Adam Wilder

 

[papa 695]

The tug looks great Richard

 

[Guest]

Nothing better than a good tug

 

[John]

Rustall now in stock

 

[Guest]

May I bring your attention to this new thread:


http://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/rustall.30978/


I'm about to email the makers, but am a bit flummoxed, to say the least!