Using a polystyrene egg, I glued it onto a base using builders caulk, ('No Nails' melts the polystyrene).
Cocktail sticks are then pushed into the sides, and then cloves were pushed into the top for the flowers.
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
Giant Cactus 28 mm
An old one the idea dates back to 40k 4th edition with dangerous jungle plants
Using a polystyrene egg, I glued it onto a base using builders caulk, ('No Nails' melts the polystyrene).
Cocktail sticks are then pushed into the sides, and then cloves were pushed into the top for the flowers.
Using a polystyrene egg, I glued it onto a base using builders caulk, ('No Nails' melts the polystyrene).
Cocktail sticks are then pushed into the sides, and then cloves were pushed into the top for the flowers.
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