Tall Grass Sisal For Model Trees

[@kaym6086]

Thanks for the tips! I'm going to try this asap!

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

You can get the grass here. store.polandsbest.com/collections/trees-and-supplies/products/long-grass-sisal-fiber-for-twisted-wire-trees-and-many-other-scenic-uses

[@megamole9996]

Thanks a load for the idea, never would have thought of boiling twine to separate the sisal, it’s genius.

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@numbereightyseven]

Yeah, a great tip. Thank you.

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

I use this to make bushes, add branches to birch and willow trees, make reeds, weeds, flowers and even to add branches to plastic tree armatures. Sometime I spray the fibers with glue and drop on static grass. That gives them more points onto which I can add foliage - fine turf or leaves. I even used it to make a model with a thatched roof. That was fun.. I displayed it and someone made me an offer I would have been nuts to turn down. But looking back I wish I had been nuts.

[@WroobelChannel]

I loved that sir. You are the kind of grandpa, I never had. Thanks for good tips, I will gladly use it for my projects!

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

Thank you. You can get some here. store.polandsbest.com/collections/static-grass

[@keeganphillips7541]

Very helpful thanks

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

Sure enough.

[@patrickbc4330]

Thank you very much, sir, for all your advices. They are gold in bar ! I use horse hair for my tall grass, but boiling sisal fiber would be a positive game changer for me. Merci beaucoup ! Best regards from the south of France. You've got a new subscriber !

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

Thank you. You can get sisal here.