Vallejo 200ml Weathering FX - Thick Mud

The innovative range of Vallejo Weathering FX offers the modeler a new medium for depicting the effects of exposure to weather and extreme climates on vehicles and armour. The references of the range are formulated with permanent pigments and water based acrylic resins, and offer a great variety of scenic possibilities such as the creation of spilled fuel, engine grime, lichen and humidity, and crushed grass, mud splashes and fuel stains, each developed to represent a specific effect on vehicles and armour and to show their operative history under harsh conditions.
The products can be applied directly on the base, dry rapidly and most of them permit immediate further manipulation with the exception of Thick Mud which needs a more extended time for drying completely. Tools can be cleaned with water and soap.

Safety: Weathering FX is not flammable, and does not contain solvents. Please see also certified safety information of the product on the Safety page.

Packaging: 200 ml/6.76 fl oz pots.

Thick Mud Application: 

Black: Very dark colour, seen in earth similar to peat, which is very rich in vegetal substratum, such as found in wooded and humid areas in the north of Europe.

Brown: Dark coloured mud, typical of fertile clay lands where humidity is retained during long seasonal periods, found mostly in Mediterranean areas and the west of Europe.

Light Brown: The colour of mud occurring on alkaline lands, in dry climates of desert and Mediterranean areas, which due to their sandy nature easily absorb humidity.

Russian: A familiar shade known as Black Earth, especially dark and dense, found in the very fertile soil of Eastern Europe, the Ukraine and southern Russia. Russian Mud contains traces of vegetation which add a special density and realistic texture.

Industrial: The colour of greyish mud, native to urban environment, where the presence of human activity, industrial construction, ruins and decay, have caused this particular shade of sludge.

European: A dark brown colour with traces of vegetation, most commonly observed in central European terrain and humid areas of the Mediterranean countries. Most of the non alkaline grounds present this aspect.