Clump Foliage, Green

great product

Great clump. Small bits. Very easy to work with. 1 bag was the perfect amount for 4 big trees. I use spray-on adhevise glue. Glueing it with a stick is not the best way to do this. I see a lot of folks make their trees that way. Pro Tip: This is not recommended for first timers... 1. Spray the ends of the tree with adhevise glue, it's like a spray paint can. LIGHTLY. Don't press hard on the nozzle; It likes to launch out of the can. If you spray it too much it will turn the foliage a little bit white. It won't really ruin it though unless you go bonkers by accident. The whiten effect will fade in about two months regardless/unless you really wrecked it. 2. After you spray the ends with the adhesive glue, ROLL it gently in the bag of clump. Do not take the clump out of the bag it needs to be a small bag that holds the clump. You then twist the tree into the clump bag and gently press the bag of clump over the tree. Fill it in the best you can while leaving any access. 3. After your done twisting the clump into the tree lightly spray the adhesive over the tree clump. Make sure you get it everywhere, especially underneath the branches and hold the can far away so it sprays every square inch of that clump. Again, lightly or you'll ruin the colour of the foliage. 4. after it dries for roughly 10 mins, which is not long, adhesive glue takes days to dry>take a pen or a stick or something and just poke the loose clump free from spots that don't look right after that use something flat and GENTLY TAP the foliage together. You may need to add another coat of adhevise to make sure the clump is all stuck. Its a bit of an art but I can pump out like 100 trees a day doing this.

el producto llego a tiempo y tal cual lo descrito, aunque todavía no lo he utilizado, no creo que haya mucho que decir, es follaje, se ve de buena calidad en cuanto a textura y color.

Das Flockenmaterial kommt in einem angenehm großen Beutel. Der Inhalt sieht gut aus und man findet eigentlich alles von kleinsten Flöckchen bis zu größeren Büscheln. Ich denke damit kann man schon glücklich werden, wenn es darum geht sein Diorama etwas aufzuhübschen. Mit der Menge komme ich(!) sicherlich auch einige Zeit aus, da ich eher kleinere Dioramen habe. Das Material müsste Schaumstoff oder ein Schwammstoff sein, wenn ich das richtig sehe. Es wirkt aber nicht "geschnitten", also keine geraden Schnitte, das ist natürlich wichtig.

Great flock used to make tree foliage. A little expensive but high quality.