Green Stuff World - Static Herb Applicator

Product: Static Herb Applicator

Brand: Green Stuff World

Price: €139.99
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Green Stuff World - Static Herb Applicator

The GSW Grass Flock Applicator is a unique and versatile flocking machine that allows realistic flocking for your wargame miniatures, dioramas, large surfaces and other modeling jobs. With this tool, you can easily create realistic static grass clumps and scrubs as well as flocking many other surfaces such as scrapbook creations, jewelry boxes, toys, and plastic trees, for example.

We recommend using Green Stuff World's range of high electrostatic static weed for the best performance, as it has been specially manufactured to maximise electrical conductivity. Using low-quality flock fibers, or even old or very dry static grass, can lead to less satisfactory results.

When it comes to the best glue to use, you can simply use white glue, but we recommend using Green Stuff World's Tuft Glue because it has better properties and results. This Tuft Glue holds flocking better, has very little to no drips, and also allows you to create repositionable grass tufts.

The static herb applicator is powered by a 9V battery (not included) that provides a static electric current to charge the flock fibers, making them arrange vertically on carpet, paper, or other craft materials, giving a realistic 3D effect.

Finally, we recommend that you carefully read the warnings in our user manual, also available on our website, in order to avoid minor accidental electroshocks, as well as to wear adequate protections during use and handling.

DC high-voltage output max. 15-20 kV
Power Source: 9V PP3 Rectangular Battery
Total length: 340 mm.
Weight with battery: 528 grams / without battery: 482 grams.
Standard Grille: 4x4mm
GSW-2797
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EAN13
8435646501574
Category Miniatures & Miniatures Games Brand Green Stuff World EAN13 8435646501574 Reference GSW-2797
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