High density paste of fine natural pumice stone and titanium white. For rough textures, oxide effects and the construction of surfaces. For extra high relief the product should be applied in layers, allowing each layer to dry before applying the next.
Easy way to create mud textures
Mixing Vallejo textured paste references (26.214 - Black Lava), (26.217 - Desert Sand) & (26.219 - Brown Earth), or adding pigments or Model Air references, you can depict easily wet mud or dry mud textures, over a vehicle or diorama terrain...
1. You can randomly mix the reference searching for the desired tone with a hard bristle brush
2. They can be so thick as you want, just adding some drops of water
3. You can apply the mix over the bottom of vehicle, running gears and tracks.
4. Just a detail: remember the mud have a "sense" on the belly of vehicle, rubbing over ground surfaces like stones or grass.
5. You can change too the hue of mix and thickness adding some Vallejo pigments references, or can do a wet effect adding some drops of gloss varnish.
6. With a thick paste like this, you can depict easily a terrain for vignettes or dioramas, mixing to the final mix with leaves, vegetal textures or cat lite sand.