A set of ten cow skulls in 1:35 scale for dioramas. A small thing that gives a scene age and can fill even a larger area of terrain.
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Animal bones are among the details that give a diorama a story. Ten pieces in one package are no longer just one ornament for the corner of a base: from them you can put together the picked-over remains of a herd at a dried-up watering place, decoration on a ranch gate, a pile at a rendering plant or a scattered find on parched steppe. The same skulls will also serve in a fantasy scene, where they tend to be a sign of dangerous territory.
Ten cow skulls in 1:35 scale. The shape holds distinct eye sockets, the horn stubs and the row of teeth, so the parts bear close inspection and shading pays off on them. Place them around a scene at intervals and turned differently each time, so that they do not repeat to the eye.
If the parts are not polystyrene, ordinary cement for plastic has no effect on them; use super glue. Cut excess material off with a sharp blade a little away from the part and sand the remainder carefully, working slowly at the horns and eye sockets. Before painting, wash and degrease the parts. Pure white looks like plastic, so choose a base in a bone or light ocher shade, run a brown wash into the hollows and bring the edges out with a dry brush. You will find the specific procedure for preparation in the manufacturer's instructions.
The package contains the parts stated. A base, paints and glue are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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