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Etched brass is used in detailing kits. It is used for fine detail like engine hatch grills, the sails and ratlines on 1:200 scale ships and other items which are too thin (in scale) to be reproduced in plastic or white metal.
Also known as photo etched brass. Here are a couple of examples:
A slum in scotland... the only shinty with a computer!
Adding that little bit more detail to a small space without much effort. You can bend it to get it in the correct shape and lots of other things, but basicly just to make your minis look that bit nicer.
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Enjoy decyphering it, it was my pleasure to make it.
If all 'llse failz 'uze a bigga CHOPPA!!
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you can also get leaves - great for adding a little extra details to bases & dioramas
Check out my gallery here Also I've started taking photos to use as reference for weathering which can be found here. Please send me your photos so they can be found all in one place!!
could someone please enlighten me?
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