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 filbert wrote:
I still put flock on my Epic bases for that retro 90's look:

Was going to say, I think it still looks good on very small scales (I use on Epic too, even small static grasses can look like they are walking through a corn field!)

It's actually still quite popular with model railway enthusiasts, tons of that stuff available in big tubs from 'model scenics' still

 Pacific wrote:


It's actually still quite popular with model railway enthusiasts, tons of that stuff available in big tubs from 'model scenics' still

I'm actually on my way to a hobby railroad shop this week (well like tomorrow I guess) to buy electrostatic grass cos I've finally run out.

I made a huge amount of flock not too long ago for the retro themed paint competitions, I used a whole pot of goblin green some water and a large bag of Javis fine cork chippings.

The rest of the flock will be used on my next eldar project.