Miniature Leaf Punch ORANGE

Miniature Leaf Punch Orange - a punch for colored foliage

A punch from Green Stuff World with which you cut miniature leaves out of painted paper or thin film. This variant belongs to a wider range in which the color designation distinguishes the individual pieces. By combining several punches you get naturally mismatched greenery instead of a regularly repeating shape, which the eye notices quickly on a finished diorama.

Use

• Apply the paint to the paper beforehand, ideally in two close tones, so that the foliage does not have a flat shade.
• Build an autumn scene on layering: a base green tone, and over it, more sparsely, yellow and rusty leaves.
• Let some of the leaves fall loose onto the surface; a natural leaf fall under the crown will arise.
• Back the paper with card when punching; the cut will be cleaner and the tool will blunt less.
• Fix the finished foliage with diluted white glue so that it is not pulled off during handling.

Who the punch is for

For modelers who build dioramas, terrain for tabletop games or display-case scenes and want their greenery under control from spring growth to autumn leaf fall. It comes into its own on small things too, such as a climbing plant on a wall or grass growing through an abandoned wreck.

The tool has sharp cutting edges - work on a firm surface and store it out of the reach of children. Paper, paints and glue are not included in the package.