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BUS1341 Tufts or flexible verge of dry grass.

Rails of Sheffield

£6.99

Groundcover grass strips (sheet format 148 x 105 mm) on ultra-thin, flexible carrier film. The strips are easy to use: Remove the grass strips from the package and glue them to the substrate with all-purpose glue or model glue (e.g. Busch 7593, 7598, 7599 or similar). The grass strips are also very suitable for representing small tufts. To do this, simply separate the required amount from the grass strips (cut off or pluck off for irregular edges). The grass strips are very productive and are sufficient for a large number of small tufts. Suitable for all gauges. The professional method for rea

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BUS1341 Tufts or flexible verge of dry grass.

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