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Modelling a winter scene, I had to give a little extra thought to the bare trees on my British outline layout. I ended up using twisted wire strands to get the basic shape, covering the wire in Artex (a type of flexible paint with sandy bits in it, I don't know what it's called in US) and gluing sea grass to the ends of the wire. this is known as 'Forest in a Box' in the UK. <br />You can catch the trees at http://uk.msnusers,com/jongrantsrailroadmodels <br /> <br />If you model summer, you could always cover the wire strands in Woodland Scenics foliage. Persevere with it, as model tree making is fascinating once you get into it. <br /> <br />Jon (74 handmade trees) Grant <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />have a
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