Somewhere, I thought I saw someone post about green fiber fill for the purpose of making trees. No, this isn't the Woodland Scenics stuff; it is apparently used just like the white kind. Since I'm looking at making a huge forest, I'd like to find it already green. The white stuff, since it is polyester, won't take dye well and it would take a lot of either spray paint or ground foam to cover all of the white that might show through.
Any suggestions?
dlm
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Unsolicited Opinion:
Furnace filter trees usually look awful YMMV.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Now that that's off my chest, you can buy green furnace filters at several of the homer DIY stores around here. Look in your area for pre-fab filters
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Captain Handbrake
Yeah, good idea. Then you don't have to go on a search mission.
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Captain Handbrake
Agreed ... unless you're about 20 ft. away from them. I have seen the material used, with MUCH work, to make a decent tree ... it's not easy or quick. But the classic furnace filter 'shish kabob' tree looks TERRIBLE at even moderately close viewing distance!
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