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Edit: noticed some stretching on the plinth will fix
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You could be right about those brick being to large I will see if I can check out some thing of simular size against my house, I think this is old brick work thats been repointed.........dave
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Why not try using fur for grass? It can be more flexible/customizable. Just a thought...Just stuck some paintfx grass here and there looks ok..........dave
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