I like the make trees article in the Sept issue of MR. I plan make a few this way to see how they turn out. So how do you make trees? Any body got some methods to share? How about ideas for mesquite and cottonwood trees? Bruce
How do you make trees?
Aug 05, 2003
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Bruce=A0Favinger wrote: I like the make trees article in the Sept issue of MR. I plan make a few this way to see how they turn out. So how do you make trees? Any body got some methods to share? How about ideas for mesquite and cottonwood trees? Bruce
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Railroad Depot (Article by Paul Templar):
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Modeler's Corner:
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Bill Carl's FCSME Page:
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Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:
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History of N Scale:
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Links to over 500 helpful sites:
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Bruce=A0Favinger wrote: I like the make trees article in the Sept issue of MR. I plan make a few this way to see how they turn out. So how do you make trees? Any body got some methods to share? How about ideas for mesquite and cottonwood trees? Bruce
---------------------------------------------- Here's one more. Phil Anderson just posted an update to his Arizona Rock & Mineral Co. website with some really nice trees he made:
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Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:
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History of N Scale:
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Links to over 500 helpful sites:
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Trees, eh? Check out this page:
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Lynn Gobin Zumbro Valley & Western
I have always found that mother nature repeates herself in many scales. A nice way to make a good looking tree is to use tree roots. Find a tree that has fallen over and have a look at the roots, the fine roots look very much like a tree, a little glued on ground foam makes a tree that is quite convincing! I have found that ragweed also produces very nice tree like shapes.
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Tim
Great site, Lynn. I got a good laugh out of the "Schafft's" beer slogans!
All the best,
Mark
I go out to vacant roadside lots after the first frost in fall and cut dead weeds. Often they are used just as is, otherwise I spray them with hair spray and sprinkle on a little colored foram or sawdust.
Don
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Try this link to The FCSME tree clinic (the other one died)
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recently changed web service providers, might be the reason. Thanks for the mention Bill ! Karlb
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Ohhh, ohhh, tell me more.... MORE, please, I can't wait to hear what happens next!!!
Next you'll be telling us they don't grow on.....
David (well, someone with a remarkable resemblance).
RMR posts are written by fools like me, But only God can make a tree.
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Or more precisely, you start with a mommy tree and a daddy tree, you see, and then...
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