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Geek Gaming -  Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass

Geek Gaming - Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass

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  • Add a touch of realism and detail to your scale modeling scenes, dioramas, and other creative projects with Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass. This high-quality, summer grass sawdust scatter is perfect for creating the appearance of lush, green meadows, sun-kissed lawns, and other natural elements. It is made from real sawdust that has been dyed and graded to ensure a consistent color and particle size.

    Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass can be used to create a variety of effects, such as:

    • Lush, green meadows for your farmland diorama
    • Sun-kissed lawns for your suburban street scene
    • Soccer pitches for your sports stadium model
    • Bases for your miniature figurines that look like they are standing in a field of tall, green grass

    To use Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass, simply apply it to your surface using a brush or your fingers. You can then secure it in place with a water-based adhesive. Once the adhesive has dried, you can paint the scatter or decorate it in any way you like.

    Example uses:

    • Create lush, green meadows for your farmland diorama by applying Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass to your surface in a thin layer. Once the adhesive has dried, you can paint the scatter a darker shade of green to add more realism.
    • Add Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass to your suburban street scene to create the appearance of sun-kissed lawns.
    • Create soccer pitches for your sports stadium model by applying Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass to your surface in a thick layer and then painting it with white lines to create the soccer field markings.
    • Create bases for your miniature figurines that look like they are standing in a field of tall, green grass. Simply apply a thin layer of Saw Dust Scatter - Summer Grass to your base and secure it in place with adhesive. Once the adhesive has dried, you can paint the scatter a darker shade of green to add more realism.

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