Red flowering low vegetation for building dioramas and mock-ups. The material is applied to a surface prepared with glue.
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Flowering low vegetation is one of the few things that bring a grassy area on a diorama to life without much work. Red flowers work as a color accent: they draw the eye to the place you want to direct the viewer to, and they break up a uniform green area. They look best in small clusters at the foot of walls and fences, along roads and field boundaries, at the edges of grassy areas or in places where real plants would take hold in shade and damp.
First coat the surface with a glue intended for vegetation or with thinned PVA glue. Pick up a small amount of the material with tweezers or a cocktail stick and press it onto the coated spot; work in sections, so that the glue does not dry in the meantime. Once dry, remove the excess carefully with a soft brush and fix the finished area with a fine spray of thinned glue or matte varnish from a greater distance, so that the elements are not pressed flat against the surface.
Do not spread the vegetation evenly like a carpet, as it naturally grows in irregular tufts and clusters of varying density. Combine it with grass material in several heights and shades and dose the colored flowers sparingly, otherwise the scene comes off artificially. The suitable scale follows from the height of the elements, which the manufacturer's description states.
It suits builders of dioramas, mock-ups and model railroad layouts as well as modelers who want to put a finished model on a small grassy base. Glue, grass material, a base and tools are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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