I haven't quite mastered the magic of glow-in-the-dark resin yet. It glows a little, but you have to charge it a lot with a UV lamp, and then it glows... it's not quite what I imagined in terms of shining in the dark. Still, I'm satisfied. Unless you're making thematic dioramas that need to glow at night, a bold contrast or a saturated color might be enough...

Jeste jsem neprisel na kouzlo sviticiho resinu, malinko mne to sviti, ale musi se hodne nasvitit UV lampou a pak sviti... neni to jak jsem si predstavoval, ze bude ve tme svitit. I tak spokojenost, pokud nebudete delat tematicke dioramata,ktere maji svitit v noci mozna staci vyrazna kontrastka nbo syta barva...

Classic UV resin that hardens with just a bit of UV light. In this case, it's a very toxic green. I used it for a Stalker diorama where it looked awesome (unfortunately, I gave it away and didn't take a close-up photo of the resin). I tested it on an old miniature beforehand to see what I was working with, see the attached photo :)

Klasický UV resin, na který stačí trochu posvítít UV lampou a zatvrdne. V tomto případě tedy velice toxicky zelený. Použito na stalker dioramu, na které vypadal parádně (bohužel jsem jí daroval a nevyfotil jsem si resin extra). Předtím jsem jí použil na starou figurku abych viděl s čím pracuji, viz přiložené foto :)