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Hi guys!

So, I've spent the last few days experimenting to find cheap alternatives/support materials for resin for those who find it too costly. This has met with...mixed success - but luckily may not actually be necessary!

Late on today, I had a big chat with a bunch of you guys in Discord, where we managed to find that resin isn't as expensive in the US as I presumed ($90+tax/delivery for 1 gallon/4L), and can be bought for a very similar price to that in the UK/Europe (£50 w/free delivery for 4.5L) - IF you know where to look...

With that in mind, the video will instead include a section on where to find resin at a reasonable price, and ideally, a link in the equipment list that I can keep updated with help from patrons to be a good, cheap resin option for people ongoing, with at least one link for the UK, EU and USA, and more if we can source them :)

Hopefully that will be a valuable community resource that you guys can help with and we can all, even non patrons, benefit from :)

Also, you guys might be able to get a better idea of what the next video will be from this photo. Hint - its not sewers....

Not this time anyway 😂

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Duchess Bronzefire

So can a similar effect be achieved with shallower water? How different does 1/2 inch depth look vs …. what is that, 2” depth? Those tiles must be awfully heavy!

RPArchive

the main tile size (one of them) is the grey one you can see, and the water will only go 2/3 of the way across - so the actual depth is 3/4" at its deepest, but much of it is more shallow, giving an average depth of...1/2" :) the canal-type ones in the background were testers, not what things will look like :)