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| Posted: Mon Jan 11th, 2010 03:20 am |
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Shadow Pines RR
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REALLY WANT THIS ITEM ... BUT THE COST IS CRAZY !
DOES ANYBODY NOW IF THIS TOOL IS WORTH THE COST AND HOW GREAT THE TOOL IS TO USE ?
I HAVE SEEN SOME GRASS ON OTHER PAGES AND IT LOOKS GOOD.
BUT WHO KNOWS IF IT WAS DONE WITH GRASSMASTER.
ANY INFO OR LINKS WOULD BE GREAT.
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| Posted: Thu Jan 14th, 2010 12:28 am |
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| Posted: Thu Jan 14th, 2010 03:36 pm |
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Speak with some of your friends who model, and see if one would be of interest to them as well and perhaps you could split the cost with them.
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| Posted: Thu Jan 14th, 2010 04:22 pm |
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Check out the link below. This is the Grassinator and can be built from parts. I believe some of the parts may have to be substituted now but this will at least give you the idea.
Also, I know there are instructions for building a slightly different model on one of Joe Fugate's DVDs. I think this may be available from his site, too.
http://www.ztrains.com/pages/tech/grassinator/grassinator.html
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| Posted: Thu Jan 14th, 2010 11:32 pm |
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I am not overly impressed with the home made jobbies. I have a Noch unit which works well but is too large for detailed work.
A new much better unit is now supplied by Greenscenes although their new website does not yet list it. The cost is £70
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John
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| Posted: Fri Jan 15th, 2010 01:52 pm |
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Dave D
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Noch now offers a cone end for the Grassmaster which can be purchased separately.
Now it can be used with more precision than before.
Here is a link through Scenic Express.
http://www.sceneryexpress.com/prodinfo.asp?number=NH60132
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Thanks John,
I can only comment on the fly-swat and say I found it worked really well .............
but I was only using it on very small diorama type bases not the large areas you have done on your site ( which look really good) ....
I have not used or even seen in real life work produced by the "proper version"
Gordon
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| Posted: Fri Jan 15th, 2010 06:50 pm |
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Shadow Pines RR
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$18.00 THATS MORE LIKE IT.
YES THAT INFO WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU CAN FIND IT.
THANK YOU EVERYBODY FOR THE LINKS.
I THINK I COULD BUILD ONE OF THESE, IF I HAD A PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS ON ASSEMBLY.
REGARDS.
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When you speak of Grassmaster, are you talking about the application of static grass? 
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