Grass, mud etc

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Grass, mud etc

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Just want to build a little base for photographing the models on. Thought I would use an old picture frame and put some grass and a bit of mud stuff on it for WWII aircraft and maybe build one with a hard taxiway on it for jets. I'll just paint up a bit of polystyrene for the jet stuff but do any manufacturers do the Stynylrez equivalent of grass and mud?
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Head to any hobby shop that caters to model railroaders. They'll have all the ingredients you'll need.
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There are a hundred different ways to do mud and all of them have easy and hard ways to use it.
I don't know of a "stynlrez" of mud though
Thes might be helpful for the grass, I use them quite a lot ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281526384280?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Walthers-SceneM ... SwFNZWw1gn

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Walthers-SceneM ... SwB4NWw1ot
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Thanks guys.
Regards, Dave.
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