A dandelion in 1:35 scale as an accessory of low vegetation for meadows, field boundaries and overgrown edges in a diorama.
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Low vegetation is the thing in a diorama that a viewer does not consciously notice, but without which a scene looks like a sandpit. A dandelion is also a plant everyone recognizes, so it gives away the scale of its surroundings at once. In reality it grows on a trodden field boundary, at a roadside, in the joints of paving and in an unkept yard, that is exactly where most military views take place.
It looks best in irregular clusters at the edge of a road, along a wall, around ruts worn into the soil and in places the wheels and tracks have not reached. In the middle of a worn rut or under a standing vehicle, on the other hand, the plant should not be. In 1:35 scale one millimeter corresponds to roughly 3.5 centimeters in reality, so even a low plant shows on a model. A few pieces scattered irregularly do a better job than a continuous strip run along the whole edge of the base.
Wash and degrease the surfaces before painting and apply the paint in thin layers. Do not leave the leaves in a single shade; darken them toward the ground and leave the tips lightened. Keep the flower on the muted yellow side, because a saturated color in a small scale looks like a toy. Finally unify everything with matte varnish and add a touch of dust toward the ground so that the plant belongs to the groundwork.
Paints, glue, the base and the other greenery are not part of this item, unless stated otherwise. The procedure for assembly and the recommended glue are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
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