Easy Static Grass, the final touches.

After the glue has dried.  It shouldn't be that long, as Zap cures quickly.
I will go and paint the grass ends, just to give the grass a bit of character.



 These are some paints I use.  Coat d'Arms putrid green or Citadel Rotting Flesh, 
Bleached bone. Or perhaps Citadel Goblin green.  I use an old, flat brush to basicly
use a dry brushing technique on the tops of the grass.  Use a light touch, as the 
static grass is not very sturdy.

Here is some examples of painted static grass.

 

This is the base of the model I used for this tutorial.
Here is a base of one of my wolfens I recently completed.



If you don't like painting the grass, here is some alternatives.
A lighter spring like static grass, mixed with railroad ballast, plain
spring grass, or herbs and spices from the kitchen for a forest litter
effect. (thanks to Jennifer Haley for that awesome tip.)



 Thanks for looking. If you have any comments, or questions, don't hesitate
to email me. The link is to the left..just click the Contact button. Or if that
doesn't work, just send it to [email protected] 

Good luck!!  This isn't as hard as it looks :-)