Yellow Seed Tufts by Woodland is a scenic low vegetation, according to the name tufts with yellow seed heads. They are placed tuft by tuft at irregular spacing.
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Yellow Seed Tufts is a scenic low vegetation by Woodland. The name designates it as tufts with seeded, yellow-keyed tops. It is not a model and not a kit, but a growth element with which finished terrain is completed.
Tufted vegetation looks good or bad on a diorama almost solely according to how it is arranged. In nature tufts never grow at the same spacing or in the same size: they cluster where there is moisture or where nothing is mown, and elsewhere they are missing entirely. A model most often gives itself away precisely through regularity, because the hand arranges things evenly of its own accord. A proven trick is to pour the tufts out loose on the bench and plant them in the order and the clusters in which they fell, instead of deciding about each one. It likewise pays to leave open places on the scene, because an empty area lets a cluster stand out.
For modelers finishing landscape scenes and display bases and for players who fine-tune terrain boards. The work is simple; the only crucial thing is to resist the temptation to arrange the tufts evenly.
Look for the number of tufts, their dimensions and the volume of the package on the packaging. Ventilate when working with glues and keep the material out of the reach of small children.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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