Model Railroading > Walthers Grain Fields

Does anybody have any experience with these?  I have not seen too many options out there, and specifically to the Scenemaster product, the photos available dont closely show the detail level. Thanks!

https://www.walthers.com/harvest-wheat-field-brown-kit-covers-about-15-square-inches-100-square-centimeters
https://www.walthers.com/harvest-corn-field-brown-kit-covers-3-15-16-x-3-15-16-quot-10-x-10cm

It's the exact same product as the Busch Wheat Field - https://www.walthers.com/products/layout/scenery/plant/farm-garden-crop/wheat-field-kit-15-1-2-sq-in-100-sq-cm Walthers even uses a portion of the same photo that Busch uses on their box. 

I have used the Busch product and was pleased with the results (see the attached photo)


tomnoy3 Wrote:
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> Does anybody have any experience with these?  I
> have not seen too many options out there, and
> specifically to the Scenemaster product, the
> photos available dont closely show the detail
> level. Thanks!
>
> https://www.walthers.com/harvest-wheat-field-brown
> -kit-covers-about-15-square-inches-100-square-cent
> imeters
> https://www.walthers.com/harvest-corn-field-brown-
> kit-covers-3-15-16-x-3-15-16-quot-10-x-10cm



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/20/16 22:55 by 4thDistrict.

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How do you apply/install the wheat field?
Phil

philhoov Wrote:
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> How do you apply/install the wheat field?
> Phil

They come in 4" long strips. Just glue the strips next to each other. They are easy to cut to get the length you want.

http://www.sceneryexpress.com/HO-SCALE-WHEATFIELD/productinfo/BH1204/

The description says it will cover about 4" X 4".
That seems kinda pricey?
Phil

I love your water front.

Uncle Joe,Seffner,Fl.

retcsxcfm Wrote:
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> I love your water front.
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> Uncle Joe,Seffner,Fl.

Thanks! Here is a wider view of the area, and from another angle. The scenes were inspired by Cannery Row in Monterey, CA, the agricultural fields near Watsonville, and the California redwood forests.

(TOMNOY 3: SORRY FOR THE HIJACKING OF THIS THREAD!!)



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 12/21/16 10:29 by 4thDistrict.

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