How to Model Waterfall Froth and Foam 

Very realistic looking Kathy, great job.

totally excellent!

Looks real to me!

Hi Kathy! I really like tu watch you work with your models. It's nice to see them sort of "grow out" from your hands, very nice. I was wondering though...you change clothes rather frequently. Does something happens so you have to. change or...I like to see you work just the same. Btw...that model railroad program, I think it was nice. Any more coming?

Thanks again Kathy!"Meringue" is the word, it looks really great, a fabulous fluffy curtain backdrop to fouled water. I agree that foam is white, tho' it can meet and mix with dirtier water. Critique: I think you may have missed the tiny wavelets around where the effluent from the pipe hits the water What interesting materials! I'm not sure we can assess the scale of these balls even though you had great close-ups - what do you think of the scale? What do you think the effect if the mixture was almost totally Dragon Balls? Like a bubble bath?Great material to build up body in water - presumably these materials dry faster& more reliable than a great hunk of gloss gel medium.I remember that water savant, Mike Terranscapes, asserts that foam can be a bit "dry looking" so you have a debate there :) I'm not sure & would have to compare in the flesh.

good morning so intereasting job and fantastic i liked it so much but want more explanation about the product

Nice thank you. Would you be able to place a list of products used for easy reference? Regards.

micro baloons are easy enough but ive not been able to find rocket powder