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We airbrushed the antlers with flat black acrylic paint to darken the points. Hope this helps.

Hello! Thank you for your interest in our products. Currently, we do not sell artificial leaves.

Thank you for comment, and our apologies for the delayed response. We have passed this comment along to our management team. To attach grasses like in the video, first drill tiny holes in the base using a small drill bit. Then stick the grasses into the holes and glue with Fiber-Tac. I hope this helps answer your question.

Also, you can use hot glue to attach the grasses, as well. You can then also use Fiber-Tac around the base of attached grasses and sprinkle our Soil Base over it to make it look like more realistic and seamless with the ground.

Hello! Thank you for your interest in our products! We recommend soaking them in warm water. This helps remove the velvet easier for them to be reapplied.

Hello Victor! Unfortunately, we have already made our show schedule for the 2023 year. However, we want to make to as many shows as possible in the future! Please keep checking back to find out what shows we will be at next! Thank you for your interest in our products.

@@ModelSceneryExpert Thanks for the reply. It would have been great to get some hands. Being a high school teacher it's only possible for me to attend summer seminars and within a few hundred miles of my home in East Tennessee.

Thank you so much for this feedback!!

Hello there! Thank you for the comment. We are deeply sorry for the delayed response. Our team will need additional information to further assist you. Can you tell us a little more about your current taxidermy habitat project or vision? Feel free to message us at scenesnnature@marketing.com

Hey, thanks! :) We have fun making custom habitats!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

What did you end up doing? Great to hear people creating

Hi Jake! Thank you for reaching out to us. We recommend either Apoxie Sculpt or Magic Sculpt. Any color will be okay as you will paint the tips with Velvet Base before applying Velvet Fiber.

Hi Kelly! We apologize for our delayed response. However, we do have some information for you. To add artificial plants, poke or drill a hole in the habitat shell. Apply a generous amount of hot glue on the base of the plant and insert it into the hole. Finish by applying a little more hot glue along the seam between the plant and the habitat and sprinkling one of our Soil Bases over the glue. The Soil Base will make the plant appear to be growing from the habitat, and cover up the seam/glue. When the hot glue is dry, you can use Habitat Adhesive to add more Soil Base, if needed. We currently do not have a specific video that shows this exact process, but we hope this information helped.

Hi Namir! My apologies for the delayed response. It is Contour Sheet™. Find out more at our website: scenesnnature.com/show/category/Taxidermy-Habitat-Base.

Thank you Buddy!

That's awesome! Thanks so much, and please share pictures of your finished projects with us!

Thank you!

Thanks for reaching out to us and your interest in our products. We are not as concerned about the strength of the materials (Plaster Cloth coated with Shaper Sheet® Plaster makes a firm, hard shell), but more about whether or not the materials are a suitable habitat for a chameleon. As we have not tested these materials in the manner you describe, we cannot provide guidance on whether or not they are a suitable habitat for a live chameleon.

Habitat FX series by Smooth On might work, it seems to be designed for aquatic and zoo habitats : czcams.com/video/Tw8h4P80UT4/video.html

Hi Patrick! The Whitetail Velvet Kit is $9.99, which includes the 2 different colored fibers. However, you can find everything you need to replicate deer antler velvet as seen in this video at our website: scenesnnature.com/show/category/Antler-Velvet-Taxidermy-Fiber.

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You can order all of products through our website. Visit scenesnnature.com/show/category/Taxidermy-Habitat to view all our Nature's Terrain items. Just add the products of your choice to the cart and then proceed to check out when you have all you need. In addition, if you live within the continental U.S. (lower 48 states) you receive free shipping on order more than $99. Thanks for your interest in our products!

Hi Jason! So we can best answer your question, could you please tell us if you are wanting to create a tip of the deer antlers or a larger portion of the rack? Also, are you wanting to use just Plaster Cloth?

@@scenes-n-nature4669 i got a rack that has the last 4 inches of the main beam broke. Could i use a peice of wire and the plaster cloth to build that last 4 inches?

@@jasonpine2061 Hi Jason! We appreciate the additional information and your patience in our response. We do not recommend using Plaster Cloth and wire to rebuild a broken main beam on antlers. Plaster Cloth is not an ideal material for weight-bearing applications like re-building the main beam on an antler would require. Please let us know if you have any additional questions and for your interest in our products.

We are glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!

It's not necessary but you can.