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looks great

I thought you had to put the metal clip onto the board but you were holding it above and still got the grass to stand up!

Interesting demo but I don't have too much flat and level land on my layout. Since it's mostly slopes how do I ensure that the grass stands upright rather than at right angles to the terrain? - Tony.

For goodness sake turn the music off so we can hear the guy please.

why is your glue sold our everywhere in uk!

Tried to buy the aerosol can version on Onbuy as pictured and received the pump bottle instead in the UK. Sort it out guys! Looks like nobody gets on with this pump spray.

Not exactly how I weather my locos I use a small drop of water into my powders to make it into a small paint mix onto the bogies and use a small Ak pigments dirt wash into the grooves and a wipe off the excess with a damp cotton tip as I model mostly modern day class 66s and mostly rusty exhausts this method doesn't work for the roof the way it is shaped as you have to follow the shape of the roof and come along with the brush down the sides of the roof following the slope of the roof if you add in a small amount of smoke grey first and some black and cover the exhaust area this Is quite effective for around the exhaust area black exhaust wash works well especially on large exhaust locomotives

Is there a way to uncompact seafoam trees? I got some seafoam trees from a company and the limbs are compacted from being packaged. Can you soak them or spray them to get them to fluff back out? Thanks.

What size of grass will it coat up to 10 ml ?

Hey Martyn, I've emailed in but yet to get a response. It was just a comment in relation to the mixed seafoam I purchased from WWS recently. This box contained lots of pointy twigs, not really a mix at all, which means I've hardly been able to use it in making trees. With a £25 a box price tag I'm disappointed to be honest. Any chance someone could come back to my email. Thanks 👍

Good job, it's almost got a graphic novel style to it

Can I ask what kind of spray you're using? Thank you!

Great video guys but please for those of us that are hard of hearing tone down the background music as cannot hear the speech thanks

Hi Martin. Is the power block suitable for HD 3-rail locomotives? Might be a tad wide.

I was hoping to use this layering spray on XPS foam as most of my miniature pieces are built on it. Do you know will the propellant in WWscenics layering spray melt or warp foam?

Bloody stupid video...

Thanks for the video, really informative.Bought the applicator, selection of grass, basing glue and other bits and pieces this week. Fortunate to live close enough to visit the store. Really friendly and helpful staffer, looking forward to visiting again.

Great review , I,m saving my cash to buy one + all the other bits & bobs .. I have a 8x 2 ft rough area & woodland to make so this will be a great help .Thankyou .

Currently on your website none of the scatters are available apart from just a few. Will the rest be returning to stock sometime in the near future? Just wanted to check :)

Was it just me or did anyone else gasp in horror when he dug his fingers into that beautiful work of static grass? 🤣 Awesome display of how to use your products. I've heard good things about this product, and now I've seen how to use it. Thanks

Great video, I’m new to all this and I learnt a lot from your vids. Thank you

Need sunglasses looking at that 😂

So you have the negative lead inside the hopper?

That was a very interesting video as I am about to make a start on an embankment & rough grassed area .Very helpful 😊thanks

Just ordered some for ballasting my layout! Tanks very much for making this tutorial

it is only UK shops?

Thank you excellent.

Great tutorial, about to start on some big scenery sections and have a starter kit, i bought years ago. As per a previos comment what was the 6mm grass that was used (layer 5) ?

That’s fantastic news can’t wait to start seeing the product around the world

Odd you didn't unbox and show the pieces. And a tree with before and after using the fibre would have been apprpriate. I know you are likely to do do both at some stage but this could have been a better primer

Congratulations guys really well done. Great products from a great company more strength to you. Stay safe

Congratulations on the big news!!! that drum roll and fanfare was priceless 😂😂😂 looking forward to Modeling With Madeline 😂😂😂 and I thought he said chip food 🍟well done again, well deserved, remember us when you’re famous 🎉🎉

Are there going to be any new tree armatures

Good luck with the new partnership

Great content. Does the Fibre Mould Plaster hen set is it waterproof?

Congratulations to the whole team at WWS. Great to see a great Welsh company doing so well - your products are excellent and the reason you are doing so well is because of your commitment to all the modellers out there - proud of you all

I’m no longer an active modeller, even so I wish you all well with this venture.

New variation tufts 👍👍Your new distribution agreement, simply superbe and long overdue. Well don folks of WWS!😎

Good to see you Martyn, we will push WWS products into stores, but please if you go in your local shop and ask for it if you don't see it on the shelves, the more people that ask the more chance we have of getting it in to the shops

That is tremendous news. Congratulations WWS. you have truly arrived on the scene now.

from a acorn to an oak tree thats WWS

Yes to both

Starts out by talking smack on PVA, you've got my attention....

Are the plastic glue used for the first layer and the spray adhesive the same product just different applicator?

I have one now and so pleased with the grass affect. Great video.

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Ordered 2 pro and micro grass applicators- but the grass is not standing up as it lands on the glue or the spray (adhesives and grass are all from WWscenics). Battery is brand new- not sure whats not working? Kindly advise!

Absolutely brilliant 😊

Amazing. ❤

Hello, Do we necessarily have to place the object in the pliers or is it enough for it to be in contact with the object? Thanks