Noch Puffer Bottle

Started by rg1, January 04, 2012, 02:18:17 PM

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rg1

The pen is mightier than the sword (and easier to write with!)

brbluewill

i got one of these and to be honest was not impressed :thumbsdown: a lot of the fibres just landed in a heap i have since got one of these and it is brilliant  :thumbsup: made loads of grass strips and tufts and every fibre stands proud :thumbsup:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Static-Grass-Applicator-Grass-Master-/300639488956?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item45ff828bbc

p.s i put an offer of £50 in and it got accepted :thumbsup:
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Fratton

all of my grass is done with a guagemaster pufferbottle (made by noch) i found theres a knack to it, fill it to the line on the bottle give it a really good shake, then raise it up and squeeze as you  come back down firing the fibres at the glue and they should perform as intended and stand up,,,,, once i perfected it large areas can be done quite quickly and efficiently with the bottle,,,,



Charlie.


Bikeracer

Can I ask what length/brand of grass you're using ? All I've seen is 2mm long stuff which equates to 12" blades in N gauge.

Allan
I'm not a complete idiot..some bits are missing.

Fratton

im using noch/gaugemaster summer meadow i think its called,,,, gives quite a good cover without looking too long,,,,
Charlie.


Fratton

oh i forgot after finishing up with the grassing, give it a spray with artist spray varnish or some good ol hairspray to fix it in place,,,,
Charlie.


jonclox

I`m not impressed with mine and would like to say that if you have any sign of breathing/ chest trouble be sure to wear a good facemask at all times.I didn`t just once and suffered for several weeks after its use
John A GOM personified
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http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?topic=17646.0
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rg1

Well thanks for the advice :thumbsup: As it's mixed opinions I'm unsure about the product but maybe worth a gamble at less than a fiver.

Rob
The pen is mightier than the sword (and easier to write with!)

bbdave

There is a small static applicator thats only £25 on page 22 Jan issue of Model rail

Dave

Alex

Hi Rob,

I use one of these puffer bottles and am quite pleased with the results. I use a mix of different shades and brands of static grass.

As Fratton states if you get the knack right it's quite good.

Alex :wave:

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