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Please tell me where that Tigers sign came from? My dad had a paper weight like that. Tigers 747 capt W.L."Red" Smith.

As a veteran helicopter mechanic in the Coast Guard, and an "N" Scaler, I too approve of this module!

Sweet technique. Thanks for sharing

Great video, nice thinking of printing out those gears!

Very cool! I love tips using everyday household items! Great idea and execution!

Well, I'm glad that was in my feed because that's what I'm going to use for my N scale trees. Thank you!

Watching in 2024, but this is a fantastic method and high quality tutorial. What color did you paint the branches? Thanks for sharing your tips!

Hello. Great video. I am assuming you melted the end of the fiber optic wire to create a larger lite?

Just the instructional video I have been looking for. EXCELLENT!!!!

This is awesome, thanks man! 🤙

Very nice and so real trees and landscape ,, beautiful ,, ❤❤❤❤❤ madam ,,, wonderful art work.

Very nice and so real trees and landscape ,, beautiful ,, ❤❤❤❤❤ madam ,,, wonderful art work.

The final shots look amazing! Very realistic looking forests <3

Nice! Great choices on the layout!

Good job Karin

Oh man. Just kind of stumbled onto this video. Am I glad I did! I have created "Puffball" trees from fiber fill material, I have used large pipe cleaners as skinny evergreens, and tried creating other foliage using different techniques. This has to be one of the best ways to create larger evergreens. (I also model in N Scale.) I know of a couple places on my little 2x3 foot Hammer Valley model RR that will be prime locations for these. I am also building some T-Trak modules. These will work great on some of them. A little time, patience and small cost can yield a great tree collection. Thank you so much for sharing this treasure with us.

Nice work Guss.. I just recently watched the making of video of your billboard and thoroughly impressed.. I had planned a static billboard similar to this but a different Chik Fillet theme.. Dave

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Great how too. Why not use Sisal? We all use that for tree making. We sell it too, free shipping

Excellent job👍

7:04 Look out man. I hope you've got your permits in order cause it looks like he means business.

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They’re wonderful. Thank you 😊

Great video. This is the only way I make them now. Thank you.

The Full video on how this was done is in long form video on my YT channel.

Tree making made simple, easy to follow and by far one of the best, if not the best, I have yet to come across. Thank you!

I model on the cheap. I make all my own ground scatter (flocking) out of either sawdust that gets coloured in the electric coffee grinder my wife gave me for modeling, or foam rubber done same way in the coffee grinder. That way you can control the colours and the granularity of your finished product. I also make my own iron oxide (rust) by soaking about 4 pieces of 0000 steel wool in a quart jar with white vinegar. After about a month sitting in the window, I pour the mixture into a large pan (I use my old 11" x 14" stainless steel photo fixer trays when I had a darkroom) or baking dish and wait for the mixture to completely dry (usually about 2 to 3 weeks). Then I take a single edge razor blade and pulverize the contents into a fine powder and store it in little tins. Each batch I've done comes out a little different in colour. Then you use the rust as you would any weathering powder or chalk. It looks real, 'cause it IS real rust! I also colour my own chalk with acrylic paint and food colouring. I never buy weathering powders. Instead, I go to the dollar store and buy women's makeup in the little plastic containers. For $1.00 you can get quite a collection of different colours and they adhere better than weathering powders. For trees, I use the Nandena bush after the little red berries fall off, it leaves a perfect tree trunk (armature). I also have a TON of lichen growing out back on the hill behind my house. When using the Nandena bush tree armatures, you can paint them whatever colour you want--even grey for aspen trees. Cover the armatures with lichen, seafoam or whatever you want, then add your own home-made flocking and you're done. For pine trees, I use florist wire (wrapped) doubled and bits of jute cut in1 to 1 1/2" laid in the wire, then using a drill, twist the wire while holding the other end in a pair of pliers.. I also use barbeque bamboo skewers with pig hair (horse hair) furnace filters (they're already green); have to paint the skewers first. And I never use spray paint since I use my airbrush for all my painting. I can use either acrylic or oil base paints; I usually use one airbrush for acrylic and the other one for oil base paints. Cheers from W Rusty Lane K9POW in eastern Tennessee

I've been looking to build a fence for a farm scene on my HO layout. I love this fence style. I'll be doing my spring yard cleanup soon and will pick up a ton of small twigs from my neighbor's tree and try and use them.

As a retired Coastie and an N-Scale modeler, I approve of this module update.

Looking good my friend. Fun to see at the shows

Looks amazing my friend! Keep up the good work!

Have a great new week!! 😃👋

Great video. I'm watching this and trying to imagine how much fun you must have doing this. I mean, yeah man, carving, shaping, fiddling away, that's a few hours well spent!

Thank you. That was very helpful. I’m going to my trees your way.

Very cool idea. Nice detail. I’m new to your channel. Liked and subbed

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing with us

I'm glad the welding unit is still working well, 1 have sold hundreds across the world since and only one failure (my bad) regards baz in south west England.

Where did you buy the servo motor

Love this technique going to have to try it

Lol,that's awesome,I'm building one in ho scale,using n scale track for the mine,I made ore cars from n scale trucks ,making a critter loco to pull ore cars through out the inner workings of the mine,get couple ideas from Toy Man I believe is this channel,his buddy Steve built and awesome one as well,thanks for sharing this,great stuff,great idea too👍💯👍

Excellent

Do you sell some of your pine trees for N scale

Looking good my friend can't wait to see it again at the next show!

Cameron sent us over when he shared your channel. I look forward to following along.

I’m going through my history and noticed I never finished this off... I “ops’d” And didn’t fully coat some of mine in spray paint and when I went to mat them I noticed and LOVED the looks one the ones with only some spots of blue showing, it gives a good Blue Spruce look!

I've been waiting for this great ideas, that foam looks like a polyester foam cushion pad to me, can we make this for 1/64 scale?

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Nice looks very real . Good music too !!

Great How-to!!!!! I think it is the best of all the ones I watched......I'm off to Lowes right now!!! Thanks for sharing!