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Genius .. I enjoy the occasional piece of 1/72nd and 1/76th modelling these days. I'll store this one away for reference.
Friday, January 9, 2015
What do tea leaves and camo nets have in common?
Spotted on Paul Foster's blog was reference to creating cam nets for 1/72 & 1/76 vehicles and models using dried tea leaves. A quick Google search and I found reference on the blog of another NZ gamer I follow (Craig) on how to create cam nets for models using dried tea leaves.
Genius .. I enjoy the occasional piece of 1/72nd and 1/76th modelling these days. I'll store this one away for reference.
Genius .. I enjoy the occasional piece of 1/72nd and 1/76th modelling these days. I'll store this one away for reference.
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