06-11-2016, 03:21 AM
I think it was Kurt. He posted the part numbers he used.
I played with late autumn/winter foliage. I mixed a half pack of Noch #07168 (leaf foliage Set Autumn) with water, white glue and indian ink to get a slurry. The indian ink is required to go from beautiful indian summer to rotten winter foliage.
![[Image: 27319599450_1c9acbd639_c.jpg]](https://c3.staticflickr.com/8/7418/27319599450_1c9acbd639_c.jpg)
IMG_4932 by faraway52, on Flickr
The fresh slurry was placed under the trees etc. where I want to have a pile of foliage. When the slurry dried I sprinkled it under trees and pushed it gently into the grass. This small elements are not glued in place as the glue and water would damage the static grass.
![[Image: 27319599550_a20c0d9fed_c.jpg]](https://c7.staticflickr.com/8/7125/27319599550_a20c0d9fed_c.jpg)
IMG_4933 by faraway52, on Flickr
![[Image: 27319599900_0e25cc1314_c.jpg]](https://c5.staticflickr.com/8/7236/27319599900_0e25cc1314_c.jpg)
IMG_4934 by faraway52, on Flickr
I played with late autumn/winter foliage. I mixed a half pack of Noch #07168 (leaf foliage Set Autumn) with water, white glue and indian ink to get a slurry. The indian ink is required to go from beautiful indian summer to rotten winter foliage.
IMG_4932 by faraway52, on FlickrThe fresh slurry was placed under the trees etc. where I want to have a pile of foliage. When the slurry dried I sprinkled it under trees and pushed it gently into the grass. This small elements are not glued in place as the glue and water would damage the static grass.
IMG_4933 by faraway52, on FlickrIMG_4934 by faraway52, on Flickr
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