RFDHobby | Cheap Static Grass Applicator for Wargaming Terrain. How to Build a Grass Applicator in 30 Mins. @RFDHobby | Uploaded May 2020 | Updated October 2024, 52 minutes ago.
In this weeks wargaming terrain tutorial I show you how to build this homemade static grass applicator I've seen getting around for really cheap. I had some serious doubts about whether this thing would work as described, and in the video you can see a side-by-side of static grass being applied with and without the device turned on to see it's effectiveness and determine if this build is for you and/or worth your time.
I've seen this static grass applicator on youtube for some time now, and I have some links below for a couple of videos that provided the inspiration for this build for you to also check out. But after spending ~$13 and 30 minutes of my time, I had this thing together and tested out as you will see in the video. No special tools are really necessary for this (you could even get away without the use of a soldering iron if you have too), although I did solder the wires for my connections on this build, as I had those available to me, but you may be able to work around this if needs be. This really simple project is perfect for stepping up your wargaming terrain builds, so your next tabletop gaming session is filled with even more awesome terrain pieces with greater details.
Please check out my patreon if you are interested in supporting the channel further and hearing more about my building processes, although watching and/or subscribing is honestly thanks enough. You can find the link to my patreon below.
patreon.com/rfdhobby
Don't forget to subscribe as well...
youtube.com/channel/UCqVI6_u3PnTDUXMMDjSXCcg?sub_confirmation=1
Here is a link to Luke Towens video where he builds a much more detailed and functional DIY static grass applicator for those with the skills...
youtube.com/watch?v=ZO1jrUL_PLU
Here is the link to Dave's Model Workshop video where he also puts together this applicator...
youtube.com/watch?v=I_SLBiopwxs&t=440s
Thank you to those channels for providing me with the inspiration and confidence to tackle this build.
Cheers and thanks for watching.
In this weeks wargaming terrain tutorial I show you how to build this homemade static grass applicator I've seen getting around for really cheap. I had some serious doubts about whether this thing would work as described, and in the video you can see a side-by-side of static grass being applied with and without the device turned on to see it's effectiveness and determine if this build is for you and/or worth your time.
I've seen this static grass applicator on youtube for some time now, and I have some links below for a couple of videos that provided the inspiration for this build for you to also check out. But after spending ~$13 and 30 minutes of my time, I had this thing together and tested out as you will see in the video. No special tools are really necessary for this (you could even get away without the use of a soldering iron if you have too), although I did solder the wires for my connections on this build, as I had those available to me, but you may be able to work around this if needs be. This really simple project is perfect for stepping up your wargaming terrain builds, so your next tabletop gaming session is filled with even more awesome terrain pieces with greater details.
Please check out my patreon if you are interested in supporting the channel further and hearing more about my building processes, although watching and/or subscribing is honestly thanks enough. You can find the link to my patreon below.
patreon.com/rfdhobby
Don't forget to subscribe as well...
youtube.com/channel/UCqVI6_u3PnTDUXMMDjSXCcg?sub_confirmation=1
Here is a link to Luke Towens video where he builds a much more detailed and functional DIY static grass applicator for those with the skills...
youtube.com/watch?v=ZO1jrUL_PLU
Here is the link to Dave's Model Workshop video where he also puts together this applicator...
youtube.com/watch?v=I_SLBiopwxs&t=440s
Thank you to those channels for providing me with the inspiration and confidence to tackle this build.
Cheers and thanks for watching.
