Wednesday, 11 September 2019

Tufts & grass, etc

Tufts & grass, etc


I`m not very good at terrain and usually can`t be arsed to mess around basing figures beyond a basic flock style

But I do sometimes experiment and find 28mm stuff needs more effort than 20mm. Anyway, I ran out of tufts and our local model shop was closed for a holiday and I don`t do GW (fuck em)  

So I went to Ebay and discovered this company - https://www.warpainter.net/

Bought this set of arid tufts for £4.90 inc postage - pretty good IMHO  


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  1. Anonymous13 September 2019 at 08:15

    Sounds reasonable. Any chance of a tutorial how to fit them wargame-safe?

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  2. Anonymous13 September 2019 at 09:50

    To be honest i super-glue the tufts to the base - nothing complicated :)

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  3. Anonymous14 September 2019 at 14:48

    But how to keep them upright? I read some use electricity

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  4. Anonymous15 September 2019 at 00:43

    That is a different product "Static grass" - comes in a bag (like flock), it is ultra fine fibres, you tip it onto a pre-glued area or figure base, then use an electrical static wand to make it stand up! In theory only the bit on the glue will stick and hence it stands up!!

    These are pre glued clumps (about 7mm in diameter), which you then just remove off the backing paper and place as you wish :)

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  5. Anonymous16 September 2019 at 17:26

    A-haa - wasn't aware of that, so thanks for clearing that up.

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  6. Anonymous16 September 2019 at 23:50

    No worries, i`m no expert :)

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