In many places nature can let off steam unhindered and uncultivated by man. This results in beautiful, wild meadows. Various grasses in different heights and colours characterise these areas. Also between fields and at forest edges there are untouched natural meadows, which partly serve as biotope. In this video we show you how to create the perfect basic grassing for a wild meadow.
Step 1: First of all, the substrate is coated with NOCH Grass Adhesive and grassed over the entire surface with 4 mm "meadow" grass. Allow to dry well and after approx. 4 - 6 hours remove excess grass fibres.
Step 2: Use a brush to wet the tips of the grass fibres with grass adhesive. Then apply a mixture of grit grass, medium green, 2.5 mm and grit grass, beige, 4 mm with Gras-Master 3.0. The mixture can be varied according to your own requirements.
Step 3: After re-drying and vacuuming, areas of the meadow can be reworked again with grit grass "Meadow", 4 mm and grit grass, beige, 4 mm to make the grass surface a little wilder.
Step 4: After excess grass fibres have been vacuumed off, you can make the wild meadow a little wilder with grass tufts XL "Meadow" and grass tufts, green. With leaves, light green and medium green, small weeds etc. can be designed. The attachment succeeds with grass glue or landscaping glue.
To the grassing recipe: www.noch.com/p...
The following articles were used:
ref. 08361: Litter grass, meadow:
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ref. 08322: Litter grass, medium green: www.noch.com/s...
ref. 08362: Litter grass, beige, 4 mm: www.noch.com/s...
ref. 07152: Foliage, light green: www.noch.com/l...
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15 окт 2024
