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The same as the 180 ml pack with twice the material – and when casting water that difference decides the result. Larger dioramas should be poured in one go: every additional layer leaves a visible interface, and in clear water it shows. If you are building a river across a whole base, a harbour or a flooded road, 375 ml is the right pack.
Specifications
| Product type | water & ice |
| Effect | deep clear water, large areas |
| Volume | 375 ml (2 components) |
| Base | two-part epoxy resin |
| Shade | clear |
| Drying time | 24 hours depending on volume and temperature |
| Manufacturer code | AK8043 |
| EAN | 8436564921451 |
| Manufacturer | AK Interactive |
| Country of origin | Spain |
What it is good for
- A river or canal across a full diorama base
- A harbour scene with a hull sitting in the water
- A flooded road or field in a single pour
- Larger water and ice areas in winter scenes
What to combine it with
The method is the same as with the 180 ml pack: painted bottom, dammed edges, exact 2:1 ratio. Break up the cured surface with Water Gel Effects and add foam with Water Foam. Build the bank from Terrains Wet Ground.
FAQ
How deep can I pour in one go?
Around 2 cm. Deeper pours of epoxy heat up, which can cause clouding or cracks – in that case pour twice, 24 hours apart.
How many bases does 375 ml cover?
At 1 cm depth it fills roughly 190 cm², about one A5-sized base. It will do several smaller vignettes.
Do I have to dam the base?
Yes. The resin is liquid and will find every gap. Seal the edges with modelling clay or masking tape before pouring.
Can the resin be tinted?
Yes, but only with pigments made for resins or a minimal amount of acrylic. Too much water-based paint will stop it curing.
You will find more textures, pastes and effects in the AK Interactive Textures & Pastes category.