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About LinkBacksRight i have added some grass, and I think it does the trick
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The base looks good Dee. Keep up the great work
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Very nice is the expensive grass as it looks really good. What type of stuff is the lighter green foliage? the variety really adds to the realism.
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Is that scatter grass or hemp?
Looks awesome!
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@Immortal Scrub - Thanks pal, I will try
@Commisarlestat - Nope grass was cheap pal, see my answers to Dan below. The lighter green stuff is meadow flowers from Army Painter.
@danjones87 - It is regular Natural Jute Twine used by gardeners all over the country and found in any good DIY store/garden centre like Homebase. It cost £2.97 for a ball of twine that will last me probably years, plus £2.50 for the brass suede brush to work the twine, best stuff is usually the simplest
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A Nurgling is born and he shall henceforth known as Frank the Nurgling!
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Haha nice. Is he going on the base or hanging out on the ettin's shoulder or something? And of all the name's you could have picked, why Frank?
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Lol. Love the nurglings you do. I'm planning on a couple for my traitor guard. Are they fairly easy to do?
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plans are afoot for me to do a load and they will be cast and sold by winterdyne commission modelling....watch this space
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