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Twist67
Engine Wiper
Germany
274 Posts |
 Posted - 06/05/2014 : 05:50:19 AM
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Hi,
fantastic trees...
Regards,Chris |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 06/07/2014 : 1:19:24 PM
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Thanks Chris,
This morning I started and finished  4 of those "fasttrees"
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This time no turf but sieved NOCH leaves.....
So these trees could be the ones that you can find/see in backyards or parks planted just 2 or 3 years ago....
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 06/14/2014 : 5:21:36 PM
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and some small ( H0)beeches somewhere in a/the street...
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 10/22/2014 : 5:09:54 PM
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Latest efforts to make 0 scale trees:
A beechtree:15 inches
have to redo/paint/weathering the trunk , still to shiny...
and 2 pinetrees...the 2 on the left are about 16 inches . On the right are actualy "big"H0 pine/firtrees
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Edited by - scotchpine on 11/22/2014 6:30:25 PM |
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jbvb
Fireman
USA
6075 Posts |
Posted - 10/22/2014 : 9:48:24 PM
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| There are trees in New England which look a lot like your pine models, but they're spruces and firs. Their range is mostly from the White Mountains north into Canada. |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
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jbvb
Fireman
USA
6075 Posts |
Posted - 10/23/2014 : 09:12:05 AM
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| The tall conifers on the left look like Black Spruce to me, particularly the dying lower branches. Excellent! Those on the right are harder to give a species name to, but the needles below the main branch remind me of Balsam Fir. My first comment was written that way because I know trees in New England much better than anywhere else, and have never visited a European forest which wasn't planted. |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 10/24/2014 : 12:35:31 PM
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Redone the trunk of the 0scale beechtree;
Still not realy satisfied but it has improved a litlle bit...
The beechtree fom "top to toes" :
And a picture of some H0 Firtrees made with some different kind of Fibers I use to work with...still looking good! (Ok.... from the "outside"they look almost the same as the ones I made before  ...
Jos |
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quartergauger48
Fireman
USA
5921 Posts |
Posted - 10/24/2014 : 2:35:46 PM
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| These are very good trees. I'll take a couple of the O scale ones.......How much $$$[:-dopey] |
ted :<) |
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 11/01/2014 : 07:13:08 AM
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Thanks Ted, ok here another 0 scale tree:
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Cowboybilly
Crew Chief
Germany
786 Posts |
Posted - 11/01/2014 : 07:34:09 AM
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scotchpine
Engine Wiper
Netherlands
347 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2014 : 6:35:50 PM
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Some new stuff...
H0 scale
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Edited by - scotchpine on 11/24/2014 3:22:53 PM |
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masonamerican
Fireman
Sweden
1749 Posts |
Posted - 11/23/2014 : 5:27:21 PM
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They look great Jos! Reminds me of the gnarly trees growing on the shoreline and of summer. Nice to see that you have some clear skies in Netherlands. I haven't seen the sun now for nearly a month. Downcast every day[:-indifferent]
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NVNGRR
Engine Wiper
USA
364 Posts |
Posted - 11/23/2014 : 8:10:46 PM
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| They look just like the wind blown trees on the Washington coast. If it wasn't for the foam base I'd say they are real. Well done Jos. |
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wesleybeks
Fireman
South Africa
2829 Posts |
Posted - 11/25/2014 : 05:47:36 AM
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Jos do you ever sell your trees?
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treefoliage made out of gardenpond/aquariumfibers