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Can anyone tell me where i can get hold of those mini leaves and grass tufts i see people using for basing up? I have static grass and stuff but i've seen a lot of these leaves and tufts on other peoples work and it looks so cool.
Check online stores that sell model trains. I'm pretty sure the name of the brand I'm thinking of is Woodland Scenics. They sell flocking/base material and more textured stuff. Definitely long (like 2 inches) grass, and more textured items that could be the mini leaves you're talking about.
More than helpful. Thank you ever so much for taking the time to post those links bro. Expect to see some sweet ass bases appearing in my gallery soon.
Just looked at those links and that's just the stuff I'm after. Thanks again mate.
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Definately go with the Army Painter Tufts. You'll never use flock again. The Army Painter's supplier is a company called "mini-natur" - as in "mini nature". It is written on the back of the cases and I recall it being used by someone in a thread not so long ago.
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