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<p>Introduced as a sporting ‘hot hatch’ version of the MK III Ford Escort, the XR3 was developed as a rival to the VW Golf GTI which was enjoying particular popularity in the early 1980s. The petrol heads of the time soon took to the XR3i, loving it for its racy appearance and performance. When it was first developed in 1980 it comprised a tuned up version of the 1.6 with a twin-choke carburettor, upgraded suspension and a few cosmetic upgrades, including that very desirable spoiler. It was to be a couple of years later that the fuel-injection XR3i arrived!</p> <p>It makes a roaring entrance into this edition of the Globe in a pale blue grey metallic colour scheme registered A248 HMV from 1983. The interior seating is a slightly deeper grey shade. Apart from the silver strips along the skirt of the car, the exterior trim is black including the bumpers. Not to be missed though is the XR3i lettering in red across the nearside section of the boot. Now that was a cult car!</p>

<p>Large. 228mm x 737mm. (9in x 29in).</p>

<p>It is ideal for expressing plantings, trees, and undergrowth along the sides of railway tracks and roads when creating layouts.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>New item for creating layouts: Foliage</li> <li>Foliage is a layout material made of colored fine sponges</li> <li>Because it is green, it can be used to express plantings, trees, and undergrowth along the sides of railway tracks and roads</li> <li>For adhesion, use &lt;8100&gt; Scenery Bond diluted with water</li> <li>Made by Farrer, Germany</li> <li>Contents: 12g</li> </ul>

<p>High quality Nylon-type Flock with 2mm long fibers (perfect for 25-35mm and larger scales).</p><p>Artificial or static grass is one of the most commonly used products in any modeling genre.</p><p>This color is perfect for early fall sceneries and battle boards.</p><p>Different colors may be mixed to obtain a finish which is appropriate for reproducing the intended season of the year.</p><p>To use the product, apply a mixture of water and PVA glue on the surface and then sprinkle the grass onto this.</p><p>Once dry, it may be painted with an airbrush and/or enamel or oil washes may be applied until the desired effect is achieved.</p><p>Contents: (250 ml.)</p>

<p>Flock your model railway landscape or diorama with the dark green Flock in a practical bag.</p>

<p>With the grass tufts you can realistically decorate meadows, embankments, forest edges and many other scenes in your model landscape. Leave the tufts<br>can be fixed perfectly with the NOCH "Scenery Glue". Many landscapes get an even more detailed look with the "Grass Tufts XL". Create an even more realistic landscape greening.</p>

<h3>Mowing Work – Hardworking Helpers for Your Model World by NOCH</h3> <p>The Mowing Work figure set by NOCH brings realistic landscape maintenance to your model railway. The set features workers in action, equipped with tools such as brush cutters, rakes, and bags for collected debris. Perfect for maintaining meadows, parks, or roadside areas, these finely detailed figures add authentic scenes to your model landscape.</p> <p>With their red work uniforms and dynamic poses, the figures are both functional and a visual highlight on your layout.</p>

<p>As residents of the Allgäu, we love the mountains, and they can be enjoyed all year long. The hike is most beautiful in the autumn because it’s not quite as hot as in</p> <p>midsummer. So, quickly lace up your hiking boots, wrap up a snack and a beer for when you reach the summit and off you go to the mountain. The signposts indicate where the paths lead. Past Alpine pastures and mountain meadows, and after a short break on the bench by the small river, climb up to the summit cross. The view of the surrounding valleys is mesmerising. The small houses, trees, forests and fields look like a model landscape from up here.</p>

<p>Noch is the model landscaping specialist that helps show you how to create a great diorama or a special scene for model railroading tabletop or wargaming.</p>