Vallejo Brown Earth Gel, 200ml

It was what I was looking for.

This stuff is great. Its thin enough to spread with a tool or a brush (though I would recommend not using a good brush for it. Use an old one) but is also thick enough to cover over the slots in a Games Workshop slotta base. It dries hard and looks like brown earth. You can apply more later to create a mud effect. Once it is dry, you can paint it for a variety of ground types. Dirt, sand, mud, snow, ash... it holds paint very well. You also get a lot for the price.

Great product for dioramas or basing miniatures

Ottimo prodotto per basette e parti rugginose

Great product, will purchase again.

This product is fantastic! What a time saver. I had 50+ bases that Ive been putting off because Im dreading the time it will take to glue and apply rock to every base, then wait for everything to dry before applying paint. I took my already primed bases and applied a dab of brown earth to the center. With a quick spin of the base i smoothed the texture right to the edge of the base. The nature of this product allows you to minimize mistakes. The surface doesnt need to be neat as it adds character to the landscape. I actually placed larger rocks onto the surface of the texture and it adhered like cement. The color is great too. I took a simple drybrush of bone color to the surface and youre done. You dont need much as the surface of the base looks 10 times better than standard hobby gravel. TBH it makes hobby sand look disproportionate for any 15 -35mm models. Highly recommended, just pick up a jar and youll never go back.

Gutes basing Material

Product took a bit long to arrive. And the seal came open leaving the product about 1/3 usable. The portion I was able to use worked as expected.

Got this after I went through most of a pot of citadel texture paste on one kill team. Honestly Im just going to keep buying this in the future, its way cheaper, and the quality is the same or better. Takes about 1-2 hours for a thick layer to fully dry in my experience, but it can be sped up with a hair dryer if you need it in a couple minutes. Maintains its shape after drying, and is somewhat plastic/latex like if applied in a thick layer.

Ive been using this for basing miniatures and it works very well, you can apply it either with a spatula or a brush. It seems to clean off from the brush well after use so it doesnt ruin it. It can be worked to give a natural looking uneven surface and you can even add things like tire tracks or raised areas with it. I use it on the bases, wait for it to dry then add flock etc.